East of Parker and Castle Rock and just north of Kiowa, this 320-acre Elbert County property brings together productive grazing ground, exceptional wildlife habitat, and the potential for a signature Colorado country estate. Kiowa Creek winds through the length of the property, tracing a corridor of massive, mature cottonwoods through the surrounding grasslands. Two productive natural springs further distinguish this offering, combining land and natural water features seldom found in the area. The contrast between open pasture and wooded creek bottom gives the property both agricultural utility and recreational appeal. Mule deer, whitetail deer, wild turkeys, and pronghorn frequent the acreage, while the grasslands support an established cattle-grazing use. For a future owner, the setting offers room to continue ranching, enjoy wildlife, and explore a trophy homesite overlooking the creek corridor. Frontage along Kiowa-Bennett Road and County Road 174, with power available along the road frontage, adds practical appeal for future improvements. The acreage also presents an opportunity to evaluate a large-acreage residential development. The land's hydrogeological underpinnings make it disproportionately valuable. The property overlies the Dawson, Denver, Arapahoe, and Laramie-Fox Hills aquifers of the Denver Basin Aquifer System. Access to reliable water supplies on Colorado's High Plains has been a core land-purchasing consideration for over 150 years. Whether envisioned as a working grazing property, a private country retreat, or a long-term land investment, these 320 acres offer a compelling combination of scale, creek frontage, mature trees, natural springs, seclusion, and wildlife, all just a short trip from major metropolitan areas.