Cost of Living in Peyton

Wide-open prairie east of the Springs, acreage, horse property, and Falcon District 49 schools

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What it costs to live in Peyton

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Your monthly estimate
$4,658 – $4,958

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Assumes 20% down, 30-year fixed at 6.5% (as of 2026-04-22).

Housing$2,856 – $3,156
Mortgage (6.5%, 20% down)$2,528
Property tax$195
HOA$0 – $100
Insurance$133
Metro district feesnot yet verified
Transportation$832
Car payments (your input)$500
Gas (~119 min to downtown)$332
Utilities$350
Electric & gas$205
Water$75
Internet$70
Groceries$620
Monthly estimate$620

Housing figures updated April 2026. Confidence: low.

Beyond the dollars
SchoolsB+
To downtown25–35 min
Sunny days / yr~300 days
Walk score2

almost all errands require a car; rural/exurban community

Housing

Housing Market

Median Home Price
$450K–$550K
Data Year
2026
Taxes

Tax Rates

Property Tax Rate
El Paso County rates, lower than incorporated areas
Cost of Living vs National
Competitive, land is the value proposition
Income

Income & Cost Context

Median Household Income
$118,641 (80831 zip)
Cost of Living Index
$4,800–$5,800/month total cost of living
Common Questions

FAQ, Peyton

What is the median home price in Peyton?

As of 2026, the median home price in the Peyton/Falcon corridor (80831 zip) is approximately $450K–$550K. The range is wide: starter homes in the Falcon corridor begin around $350K, while 5–35 acre parcels can reach $800K or higher. Median household income in the 80831 zip is $118,641.

What is the cost of living in Peyton?

Total cost of living in the Peyton/Falcon area runs approximately $4,800–$5,800 per month. Property taxes follow El Paso County rates, which are generally lower than incorporated areas. Note that Peyton is unincorporated. There are no city services, no municipal water or sewer. Most properties use wells and septic systems.

Estimates for informational purposes only, not financial advice. Actual costs vary by specific property, subdivision, and household.

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