Supplements: Beyond the flag-pole entrance, which will act as the natural private driveway, this forest-bordering parcel opens into gently rolling spaces and sheltered pockets among established trees. The land rises gradually toward the rear, where red rock views of Castle Rock, Bell Rock & Courthouse Butte open up to the north and the public lands hug the back ... (Read more) Beyond the flag-pole entrance, which will act as the natural private driveway, this forest-bordering parcel opens into gently rolling spaces and sheltered pockets among established trees. The land rises gradually toward the rear, where red rock views of Castle Rock, Bell Rock & Courthouse Butte open up to the north and the public lands hug the back line to the south. Thoughtful home placement could capture those outlooks while preserving the natural vegetation that gives the property its privacy and character. Considering a main home with a casita? Explore the possibilities with your builder, subject to applicable restrictions, site requirements, and buyer verification. Rabbits, quail, javelina, coyotes, and deer are abundant here, and late-day shade from the nearby mesas gives the greener, more wooded areas an enchanted feel. The property has been maintained to keep much of it open and approachable on foot, offering an inviting balance of potential outdoor living spaces and areas to leave naturally wild--all within an easy drive of The Village amenities. APS electricity, water service, and Unisource natural gas are reported available at the street; connections and extensions will be needed. An individual septic system will be required. Buyer to do all due diligence related to these logistics. The rear portion of the lot offers an appealing area to explore for a homesite, with distance from the street to consider when planning utilities and access. A natural drainage swale crosses portions of the parcel and should be incorporated into site and driveway design. Existing property details include a recorded easement accommodating part of the neighboring driveway/landscaping, a neighboring concrete drainage-channel encroachment, and an irrigation spigot supplied by the well at 940 E Saddlehorn. Buyers should review seller disclosures, the recorded easement, and the status of the drainage and water-use arrangements. Seller reports no active HOA and that short-term rentals are allowed; recorded CC&Rs may still apply. Buyers to verify applicable restrictions, rental use, building requirements, utilities, septic feasibility, drainage, and all intended improvements during due diligence. Bring your vision for a personal retreat with views, outdoor living, and the quiet beauty of the forest edge.