Two pet-friendly homes above Woodland Park and Florissant — architect glass on Pikes Peak, a seven-person hot tub under dark skies, and hosts who still answer within the hour.
Jennifer and John host two houses on the west side of Pikes Peak. One is a four-suite lodge five minutes from Woodland Park. The other is an architect-designed glass house on the doorstep of Mueller State Park. Both welcome pets. Both are requested by email so you can sort dates, guests, and animals in one note — not a maze of apps.
Two private acres, four en-suite bedrooms, and a seven-person hot tub aimed at dark Colorado sky. Elk use the yard. Town is five minutes down the hill.
Floor-to-ceiling cathedral windows were the brief. Pikes Peak does the rest. A remodeled kitchen, Tempur-Pedic primary suite, and Mueller State Park next door.
Pikes Peak Highway is twelve minutes from WP Paradise. Sunrise from 14,115 feet, or the view without leaving the sofa at Peak View.
State park trails start next to Peak View Paradise — aspen, granite, and a good chance of elk at last light.
Teller County is certified dark-sky country. The seven-person hot tub at WP Paradise was placed for that reason.
Both houses allow dogs. Tell us breed, size, and habits when you request dates so we can set the house up honestly.
Austinites who came to Colorado Springs for work, found Woodland Park, and never left. Jennifer grew up in hotels — Four Seasons, The Driskill, Barton Creek — and has run short-term rentals for twenty years. They answer within an hour.