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Kings Deer in Monument, CO

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Kings Deer Real Estate Market

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$286
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$1,412,300
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Kings Deer in Monument, CO


Kings Deer Homes for Sale in Monument, CO

Kings Deer homes for sale in Monument, CO are built around acreage, golf course access, and the open feel of the Palmer Divide. Most listings here sit on large 2.5-acre lots, with many homes offering Pikes Peak views, walkout basements, oversized garages, and custom floor plans that do not repeat from one street to the next.

This is not a dense subdivision search. Kings Deer buyers are usually comparing lot shape, golf course placement, driveway slope, views, outbuildings, and covenant rules as much as they are comparing square footage. The live listings above will show current prices and availability, but the details on each lot can change the value quickly.


Why Buyers Choose Kings Deer

Kings Deer offers a rare mix of Monument acreage and neighborhood structure. The community is built around King’s Deer Golf Club, a public 18-hole course in Monument, so buyers get the golf-course setting without joining a private club.

The location also keeps buyers close to Highway 105, I-25, downtown Monument, and the broader Tri-Lakes area. If you are comparing Kings Deer against Monument homes for sale, Woodmoor, or High Forest Ranch, the main difference is the combination of larger lots, golf course surroundings, and a more open landscape.


Golf course acreage without a private club requirement

Kings Deer is one of the more recognizable golf course communities north of Colorado Springs. The course is public, so the neighborhood does not function like a gated private club. Buyers who want golf nearby should still carefully compare each home’s location. A lot backing to fairway space can feel very different from one tucked farther into the neighborhood.

HOA and covenant details matter here

Kings Deer is a covenant-controlled community with Classic and Highlands subdivisions. The Kings Deer HOA governance page notes that each subdivision has its own CC&Rs, while both follow shared policies and Architectural Control Committee standards. Review exterior rules, outbuilding limits, parking policies, fencing restrictions, and design standards before writing an offer.

Lots, views, and no-fence rules change the showing

The acreage is the main reason many buyers focus on Kings Deer. The no-fence character creates a more open setting, but it also changes how buyers think about pets, outdoor use, landscaping, and privacy. During showings, I would pay close attention to driveway grades, wind exposure, drainage, mowing needs, snow removal, and how the home sits on the lot.

Schools and Monument access to check early

Kings Deer is in the Lewis-Palmer area, with Prairie Winds Elementary located inside the neighborhood. If schools are part of your search, review current boundaries through the district and check the address before making plans around a specific campus. Buyers can also compare the broader Lewis-Palmer 38 School District homes for sale search.

How Kings Deer compares with nearby communities

Kings Deer often gets compared with Woodmoor, Walden, High Forest Ranch, and other north El Paso County acreage communities. Woodmoor has more varied lot sizes and a different neighborhood feel. High Forest Ranch is gated and more wooded. Kings Deer stands out for golf course access, larger open lots, and a location that keeps Monument services close without feeling like a typical in-town subdivision.

Custom homes and vacant lots need extra planning

Kings Deer is mostly a resale neighborhood, but vacant lots can still appear. If you are looking at land or a custom build, read the ACC standards early and talk with a builder before assuming the site will support your preferred plan. Our guide to new construction pros and cons is a good starting point for custom-build expectations.

Acreage ownership adds a few practical responsibilities

Large lots are one of the best parts of Kings Deer, but they come with more responsibility than a smaller Monument subdivision lot. Buyers should think about mowing, wildfire mitigation, roof exposure, exterior maintenance, and winter access. Our article on living on acreage covers many of these ownership details in more depth.


Work With a Local Kings Deer Realtor

Great Colorado Homes helps buyers compare Kings Deer homes against other Monument, Tri-Lakes, and north Colorado Springs communities. We can help you review covenants, lot details, golf course placement, custom-home features, and nearby alternatives before you make an offer.

Call Great Colorado Homes at 719-357-7366 when you are ready to tour Kings Deer homes for sale or compare this neighborhood with other luxury and acreage communities near Monument.


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