About the neighborhood
This property offers a rare combination of peaceful Colorado ranch living and convenient access to Parker. Set in a rural-feeling area just outside town, guests can enjoy open space, horses, trails, and the relaxed atmosphere of the Colorado countryside while remaining only about four miles from downtown Parker.
Parker is a vibrant community southeast of Denver known for its historic Western-Victorian downtown, restaurants, coffee shops, parks, trails, cultural events, and extensive open spaces.
The surrounding area is particularly appealing for equestrian enthusiasts and outdoor lovers. The property's proximity to bridle paths, Salisbury Equestrian Park, and the Cherry Creek Trail makes it easy to enjoy hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Parker's trail network also connects parks and open spaces throughout the community.
Nearby Points of Interest
Downtown Parker / Historic Mainstreet – Approximately 4 miles away, with locally owned restaurants, shops, cafes, events, and historic sites.
Colorado Horse Park – A major equestrian venue hosting horse shows and events throughout the year.
Salisbury Regional Park – A large multi-use park featuring equestrian facilities, sports fields, open space, and trail access.
Cherry Creek Regional Trail – A popular route for walking, running, cycling, and other outdoor recreation. The trail connects with Salisbury Park.
McCabe Meadows – A convenient trailhead and access point to the Cherry Creek Trail, with the Parker Arboretum nearby.
O'Brien Park – A downtown community park with playgrounds, sports facilities, open lawn areas, and a seasonal pool.
Ray J. Harvie Open Space – A peaceful natural area near downtown Parker with trails and open space.
Bayou Gulch Regional Park – A larger regional recreation area with trails, sports fields, playgrounds, and an off-leash dog area.
Parker Recreation Center & PACE Center – Recreation, fitness, swimming, cultural performances, and community programming.
Denver – Parker is approximately 20 miles southeast of Denver, making it possible to combine a peaceful ranch stay with easy access to the Denver metro area.
Cherry Creek State Park – A larger regional destination for hiking, biking, boating, wildlife viewing, and other outdoor recreation.
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Getting around
From Denver International Airport (DEN)
From Denver International Airport, take Peña Boulevard toward E-470 South. Follow E-470 south toward Parker and take the exit for CO-83/Parker Road. Continue south on Parker Road into the Parker area, then follow your GPS to the property.
The drive from Denver International Airport to Parker is approximately 30 miles and typically takes around 30–40 minutes, depending on traffic. E-470 is a toll road, and drivers without an ExpressToll account can be billed by license plate.
From I-25
If you're arriving via I-25, take the appropriate Parker-area exit and follow E-470 or CO-83/Parker Road toward Parker. Continue toward the property using your preferred GPS navigation.
Tip: Because this is a unique rural property with multiple ranch features, we recommend entering the property's exact address into your navigation app rather than navigating by the barn, horse park, or nearby landmarks.
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