14155 Teleo Ct Peyton, CO 80831
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About this home
Welcome to this ranch-style retreat set on 35 acres atop a quiet cul-de-sac, just twelve minutes from Falcon. Step into a spacious main level that flows seamlessly with new flooring (2025). The living area is bright and inviting and the updated smart switches add a modern touch. The kitchen features a refrigerator, stove, and dishwasher, all updated in 2023, with plenty of workspace and storage. The primary suite and additional bedrooms are conveniently located on the main level. The bathrooms shine with thoughtful renovations—one updated in 2022 and another in 2024. Downstairs, you’ll find plush, high-end carpet (2022) and generous living areas ideal for entertainment or relaxation. A refreshed laundry room (2025), dual-zone heating with a new upstairs furnace, and central A/C for the main living spaces ensure year-round comfort. Dual hot water heaters, a whole-house fan, and a 50-amp generator inlet with lockout add peace of mind. Step outside to take in panoramic mountain views of Pikes Peak on the new concrete patio. The exterior boasts a new roof (2022), new storm doors (2024), dog doors opening to a fenced backyard, and a septic system installed in 2022. Thoughtfully designed outbuildings, including a fully concreted drive-through 35x60 shop, 12-foot chain-operated doors, separate power, water at both ends. Detached 3-car garage. Full electricity in both garages/shop. Additional sheds provide storage, including a renovated 12x20 building with a built-in chicken coop and a 10x10 for outdoor gear. Horse enthusiasts will appreciate the loafing shed with adjoining paddock, over 25 acres of fencing, and standpipes in the pastures. There are also three hydrants across the property, RV power and water hookups readily available, and a shooting range for recreation. With no HOA or covenants, this property offers unmatched freedom. All outbuildings feature durable metal roofing, and updated garage electrical (2023) ensures functionality for projects big and small.
Source: PPMLS #4201337
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