Golf Course Living with Pikes Peak Views in Colorado Springs

Step inside to soaring ceilings, abundant natural light, and extensive hardwood flooring that flows throughout the main level. The thoughtfully designed floor plan is ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. At the heart of the home, the gourmet kitchen features a gas cooktop with downdraft, pot filler, stainless steel appliances, abundant cabinetry, generous counter space, a pantry, and a sunny dining nook. The elegant formal dining room is complemented by a convenient Butler’s pantry, making entertaining effortless. The inviting family room offers a cozy fireplace and walls of windows that overlook the back yard. French doors lead to a private study, creating the perfect work-from-home retreat. The luxurious main-level primary suite is a true sanctuary, featuring a spa-inspired bathroom designed for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Upstairs, a versatile loft provides the perfect space for a media room, gaming area, or additional living space, along with two spacious bedrooms and a full bathroom.

The finished lower level expands the home’s living and entertaining options with a sprawling family room, theater area with surround sound, mixer, screen, and projector. An additional bedroom with attached bathroom is ideal for hosting family and guests. The large storage area is great for keeping organized.

Step outside to enjoy peaceful mornings and unforgettable Colorado evenings on the expansive patio surrounded by mature trees. Backing directly to Pine Creek Golf Course, the property offers exceptional privacy with no rear neighbors.

This well maintained home features top of the line carpet and pad upstairs (2023), new refrigerator (2025), Two new furnaces and AC units (2024), Class 4 hail resistant roof (2023).

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Colorado Springs occupies a singular position in the American West — a city of genuine size and sophistication set against one of the continent's most dramatic natural backdrops. At an elevation of approximately 6,000 feet, with Pikes Peak rising to over 14,000 feet to the west, the city has long attracted those who seek both the conveniences of urban life and immediate access to the natural world. Within this landscape, the Pine Creek neighborhood on the city's north side represents one of its most consistently desirable residential addresses.

Pine Creek Golf Course, which gives the neighborhood much of its character, is an 18-hole public course designed to take advantage of the natural terrain and open skies of northern Colorado Springs. The course has served as both a recreational amenity and a landscaping asset for the surrounding community, providing residents with the kind of open, green vistas that are genuinely difficult to replicate in a suburban setting. For those who play, the course is a daily convenience. For those who do not, it functions as a private greenbelt — ensuring that the rear of the property remains open, peaceful, and undisturbed.

The broader Pine Creek area sits within a well-established corridor of north Colorado Springs that includes access to top-rated schools within Academy School District 20, widely regarded as one of the strongest public school districts in the state of Colorado. The district's consistent academic performance has made the surrounding neighborhoods particularly attractive to families with long-term horizons.

Daily life in this part of Colorado Springs is supported by a comprehensive network of retail, dining, and services. The nearby Powers Boulevard corridor provides access to major grocery retailers, national and local dining options, fitness facilities, and medical services. The Promenade Shops at Briargate, a lifestyle shopping center located a short drive from the neighborhood, offers a curated mix of retail and restaurant options in an open-air setting that reflects the region's preference for outdoor-oriented living.

For those drawn to the outdoors beyond the golf course, Colorado Springs delivers with remarkable consistency. The United States Air Force Academy, whose grounds border the northern edge of the city, provides miles of accessible open space and one of the region's most distinctive architectural landmarks in the Cadet Chapel. Garden of the Gods, a National Natural Landmark with its iconic red rock formations, lies to the west of downtown. Pikes Peak itself — accessible by the Pikes Peak Highway or the Broadmoor Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway — remains one of Colorado's most visited natural destinations.

Denver International Airport is approximately 90 miles to the north via Interstate 25, making regional and national travel accessible without the complexity of navigating a major metropolitan area on a daily basis. Colorado Springs Airport also provides direct service to a growing number of domestic destinations.

This is a city that has matured considerably over the past two decades — one with a strong military and aerospace economy, a growing technology sector, and a cultural life anchored by institutions including the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center and the Olympic and Paralympic Training Center. For those who choose to make their home along Pine Creek Golf Course, the surrounding city is not a compromise — it is a genuine asset.