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This Colorado Castle Is For Sale for Less Than $1 Million — And It Comes With 40 Acres

by Larry Ulibarri
August 18, 2026
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This Colorado Castle Is For Sale for Less Than $1 Million — And It Comes With 40 Acres
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If you’ve ever dreamed of owning your own castle in the Colorado mountains, there’s one currently on the market — and the price might surprise you.

A massive castle-style home in Weston, Colorado, is for sale for $985,000, offering nearly 6,000 square feet of living space along with an incredible 40 private acres.

The four-bedroom, five-bathroom estate measures approximately 5,856 square feet and is tucked among the trees with sweeping views of the surrounding mountains.

But this isn’t just a regular mountain house dressed up to look like a castle.

The home was built with a highly insulated steel frame, fire-resistant exterior and engineering designed to exceed snow-load requirements. It also features a new roof and new forced-air heating system.

Step inside and the castle theme really takes over.

Brazilian cherry floors run throughout portions of the home, complemented by intricate metalwork, massive chandeliers and multiple fireplaces. The house also includes three separate office spaces, a media room, breakfast nook and wet bar.

One of its more unusual features is an elevator that provides access to a rooftop guest suite — because apparently even castles can have penthouses.

The spacious primary suite includes its own sitting room, jetted tub, steam shower and two walk-in closets. The main level of the home is also fully ADA accessible.

And there’s plenty more beyond the bedrooms.

The property includes a lap pool, dedicated hot tub room and an expansive outdoor deck where you can take in the mountain scenery and, with 40 acres surrounding you, probably not see much of your neighbors.

The estate also comes equipped with a hardwired security system, two wells and a 1,000-gallon cistern.

It’s the combination of the price and the property that really makes this listing stand out. For $985,000, the buyer is getting a nearly 6,000-square-foot castle-style home, 40 acres of Colorado mountain property, four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a pool, elevator and rooftop guest suite.

In a Colorado real estate market where $1 million can sometimes buy a relatively ordinary home, this listing is anything but ordinary.

For anyone who has ever wanted to trade the typical Colorado mountain cabin for something a little more medieval, there’s currently an entire castle waiting in Weston — and it can be yours for just under a million bucks.

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