Woodmen Hills in Peyton, CO

About Woodmen Hills

Woodmen Hills is a master-planned community in Falcon, Colorado, set between Highway 24 and Meridian Road. The development began to take shape around 2000 and has grown to roughly 2,500 homes today. Homes for sale in Woodmen Hills range widely in floor plans. You'll find compact 1,000 square foot starters and custom builds pushing past 4,500 square feet. Most resale activity centers on homes built during the mid-2000s expansion phase.

Stucco exteriors with attached two or three car garages are the most common look across the neighborhood. Floor plans include two-story homes, ranch-style layouts, and a smaller share of split-level designs from the original phases. Lot sizes are generous compared with those in denser Colorado Springs neighborhoods, giving buyers room for fenced yards and side parking. The street layout wraps around Antler Creek Golf Course, so several streets back to fairways or wide open green space.

The community operates under the Woodmen Hills Metropolitan District rather than a traditional HOA. The district maintains two recreation facilities, miles of trails, multiple playgrounds, pickleball courts, sand volleyball, and a BMX park. The Recreation Center East includes a six-lane lap pool, warm water play pool, basketball court, and full gym. Community Center West offers an outdoor seasonal pool, event rental space, and 24-hour fitness access.

Compared with Meridian Ranch just north, Woodmen Hills tends to have slightly older homes and more established yards. Banning Lewis Ranch, to the west, falls in Colorado Springs city limits and uses denser layouts. Bent Grass, the newer build-out area, offers fresh inventory at higher per-square-foot pricing.

Why Buyers Choose Woodmen Hills

Woodmen Hills appeals to buyers who want larger lots without driving deep into rural eastern El Paso County. The Falcon Town Center shopping complex is about a five-minute drive west and offers groceries, dining, and basic services. Schriever Space Force Base is roughly twenty minutes east via Highway 24.

The metro district is served by the Meridian Service Metropolitan District. That's one detail many newcomers miss when comparing utility costs. Want to see other parts of eastern El Paso County? Our Falcon homes for sale page lists more options on our website.

Frequently Asked Questions About Homes for Sale in Woodmen Hills

What's the housing market like for homes for sale in Woodmen Hills right now?

Woodmen Hills has steady turnover thanks to its size. Many original buyers from the early 2000s have started moving on. You'll see consistent inventory across the year, with a small bump in spring listings. The Falcon area sees consistent demand from buyers wanting larger lots than central Colorado Springs offers. An agent watching the daily listings helps you act quickly.

Which home types and floor plans show up most often in Woodmen Hills?

Two-story single-family homes with stucco exteriors are the dominant look. You'll find ranch-style and ranch with finished basement layouts in good numbers. Three-car garages are common, unlike in older Colorado Springs neighborhoods. A handful of paired-patio homes and townhomes exist in select pockets. Bedroom counts usually run from three to five, with bonus rooms above the garage on many two-story plans.

How does Woodmen Hills compare with Meridian Ranch or Bent Grass on price?

Woodmen Hills usually prices below Bent Grass because Bent Grass holds the newer inventory. Pricing runs close to Meridian Ranch on a per-square-foot basis. Springs Ranch and Banning Lewis Ranch, both within Colorado Springs city limits, can cost more due to city services. Lot size, basement finish, and golf course frontage are the biggest pricing drivers here.

How does the Woodmen Hills Metro District fee structure work?

Woodmen Hills uses a metro district structure for utilities and recreation funding. Property taxes include mill levies that fund the two recreation centers, the pool facilities, trails, and parks. There's also a smaller HOA for some pockets with specific architectural rules or shared landscaping. Buyers should request the metro district disclosure and any covenant documents before writing an offer to confirm current rates and rules.

Are there new construction homes for sale in Woodmen Hills?

Active new construction inside Woodmen Hills is limited because the original development is largely built out. Most fresh homes come from resale inventory or from the adjacent Bent Grass and Meridian Ranch communities. A small number of infill lots may still trade hands inside the original boundaries. Buyers looking for brand-new construction often look across Highway 24 at Bent Grass for active builder phases.

Which Falcon District 49 schools serve Woodmen Hills?

Woodmen Hills falls inside Falcon School District 49. Most addresses are zoned to Woodmen Hills Elementary School, which is located within the community. Older students are typically zoned to Falcon Middle School and Falcon High School. School assignments can change based on enrollment and your specific street. Always confirm current zoning with District 49 before relying on any specific school for your decision.

About the Great Colorado Homes Team

Our team has helped buyers find homes in Woodmen Hills for years. We know which streets back to the Antler Creek fairways and which floor plans tend to need basement waterproofing. We track which builders are still active in the area. Call us at 719-357-7366 for a walking tour of the community center facilities or an honest take on a specific listing. The metro district's mill levy funds various services, and we can break them down for you. Great Colorado Homes is ready when you are.