
A 42,000 square foot recreation center sets Meridian Ranch apart from most master-planned communities in Colorado Springs. Homes for sale in Meridian Ranch occupy 2,600+ acres in Peyton along the Woodmen Road extension. Development began in the early 2000s and continues through active builder phases today. Antler Creek Golf Course winds through the community, making it Colorado's longest public golf course.
Multiple builders work in the community, including Campbell Homes, Saint Aubyn Homes, and Reunion Homes. Classic Homes and Tralon Homes also build active phases. Architecture features a mix of ranch and two-story production plans with modern stucco and stone exteriors. Lot sizes generally range from 6,000 to 10,000 square feet across most phases. The Estate section has homes on 1+ acres with semi-custom builds. Streets follow a planned layout with sidewalks and pedestrian connections throughout the community.
Meridian Ranch operates with both an HOA and the Meridian Service Metropolitan District. The Metropolitan District funds water and sewer service, as well as park and amenity maintenance, through a mill levy. The HOA covers covenant enforcement and rule application across the community. Compared with Banning Lewis Ranch to the southwest, Meridian Ranch offers a longer development history and a working golf course. Compared with Woodmen Hills next door, Meridian Ranch offers a wider amenity package and access to the golf course. Buyers should plan for a longer drive to most Colorado Springs employers, depending on commute direction.
The Meridian Ranch Recreation Center features indoor and outdoor pools, along with fitness equipment for homeowners. Basketball and volleyball courts are also available within the facility. Antler Creek Golf Course is open daily to the public, with both members and outside players welcome on the tee sheet. Madera's Grill and Cantina serves the golf clubhouse and welcomes residents and visitors alike for casual dining.
Schriever Space Force Base is roughly twenty minutes east on Highway 94 for daily commuters. Powers Boulevard provides quick access south to Peterson Space Force Base and the Colorado Springs Airport area. Buyers who want to compare other east-side options can browse homes for sale across the metro area in Colorado Springs on our website.
The Meridian Ranch market sees steady activity year-round. Buyer demand includes military commuters, east-side relocations, and move-up buyers. Active inventory comes from both new construction and original-owner resales. The recreation amenities and golf course access keep demand consistent across seasons. Builder release schedules drive much of the new home availability at any given time. Buyers should carefully compare lot orientation and floor plan options.
Meridian Ranch features production builder floor plans in multiple styles across the various phases.
Square footage commonly ranges from 1,800 to over 4,500 across the community. Most homes include two- to three-car garages.
Meridian Ranch prices generally come in below Banning Lewis Ranch and Cordera for similar square footage. Compared with Woodmen Hills next door, Meridian Ranch homes carry stronger amenity access and golf course views. Older Falcon homes outside Meridian Ranch price below most listings inside the community. Lot premiums and finished basement upgrades drive much of the price variation within the community. Buyers should weigh both the HOA fee and metro district mill levy when comparing total monthly cost.
Meridian Ranch carries both an HOA fee and a Meridian Service Metropolitan District mill levy on tax bills. The Metropolitan District funds water service alongside park and amenity maintenance. The HOA fee covers covenant enforcement and the rules governing home appearance. The Meridian Ranch Recreation Center and Antler Creek Golf Course operate under the metro district structure. Townhome and patio home buildings may add their own building associations for exterior items. Buyers should request all fee schedules before writing an offer.
New construction continues in Meridian Ranch through several active builder phases. Saint Aubyn Homes, Reunion Homes, and Campbell Homes maintain model home centers in the community. Tralon Homes is building the Sanctuary at Meridian Ranch phase for buyers seeking newer options. Quick-move-in homes often appear alongside build-to-order plans. Build timelines for production homes typically run 4 to 6 months. Meridian Ranch has been adding new phases for over two decades and continues to expand.
Meridian Ranch falls within Falcon School District 49. Meridian Ranch Elementary serves elementary students directly inside the community. Woodmen Hills Elementary is an alternative elementary option for some addresses. Falcon Middle School covers middle-level students from most Meridian Ranch streets. Falcon High School currently serves high school students from Meridian Ranch addresses. Buyers should verify current zoning through the District 49 office before relying on a specific school for their kids.
Each Meridian Ranch transaction requires understanding which builder is working on active phases right now. Great Colorado Homes has guided buyers through Meridian Ranch purchases across multiple builder phases over the years. We can show you the differences between Saint Aubyn, Campbell, and Tralon model homes side by side. Reunion Homes and other active builders also have current inventory worth comparing. Resale homes versus new builds each carry their own inspection and warranty priorities. Get hold of us at 719-357-7366 to discuss a specific Meridian Ranch listing or builder phase. We can meet you at the recreation center or at a model home center based on your schedule.