Adding Meaning to Lives Daily through Financed Land Ownership.

Cripple Creek
Teller County, Cripple Creek, Colorado
Lot 17
Financing: This lot is being offered for sale with financing. Simply make the small down payment, and the land contracts will be emailed and hard copy mailed to you immediately. You can start using or building your land while you are making payments.
Down Payment: $1000
Monthly Payments: $254
Sales Price: $25,497
Interest Rate: 9%
10% DISCOUNT ON REMAINING BALANCE IF PAID EARLY
Checkout bills down payment only. 10 Reasons To Buy From Us
Size: 1.08 Acres
ZONING:Residential
Utilities: None
Property APN: R0052312
TAXES: $71 a year
STATE: Colorado
Explore this lot at Cripple Creek






Choose an idea and see it take shape on this property.
Choose a quick change or describe what you'd like to see.
Concept visualization only. Building, zoning, utility, access and permit requirements should be independently verified.
Location and Legal Description
Cripple Creek , Teller County, Colorado
1.08 Acre
1.08 Acres – Lot 17, Cripple Creek, Teller County, CO – $25,497 or $254/month
Own 1.08 acres in the Cripple Creek region of Teller County, Colorado, with electricity and water ready for hookup. Priced at $25,497 with owner-financing at $254/month, this lot enables you to build a cabin, site a modular home, or enjoy mountain-recreation living immediately. Access is via maintained roads, and annual taxes are only around $71/year. No large acreage to wrestle with—just a smart sized lot in a beautiful mountain setting.
Four ways buyers may picture using land in this area.
A mountain homesite here could bring cool air, elevation, and classic Colorado scenery.
A cabin getaway fits naturally with the high-country setting and mountain-town atmosphere.
A strong base for hiking, wildlife viewing, exploring, and four-season mountain recreation.
Mountain-area Colorado land combines personal getaway appeal with the option to hold and improve gradually over time.
Possible uses vary by parcel and local rules; verify zoning, access, utilities and requirements before planning improvements.
Teller County was created in 1899, sectioned from the western slope of Pikes Peak, and named in honor of United States Senator Henry M. Teller. It is included in the Colorado Springs Metropolitan Statistical Area.Click “Add to Cart” now to secure this Colorado parcel with favorable terms!
Complete your purchase from anywhere with just a few clicks.
From first click to deed delivery, our friendly support team is here to guide you.
What you see is what you pay—clear pricing and zero surprises.