Falcon Highlands
By Jessica Car · Updated April 2026
A 347-home subdivision at the intersection of Woodmen Road and Rolling Thunder Way, the closest thing to suburban convenience in the Peyton corridor. Quarter-acre to half-acre lots with 2,500 to 4,000 finished square feet, most with basements and 3-car garages. Built between 2005 and 2018, homes are newer than much of the surrounding area. The Falcon Highlands Marketplace and Falcon Town Center put Walmart, Walgreens, dining, and a library branch within a few minutes' drive, a significant advantage in a region where 'running errands' often means 25 minutes to Colorado Springs.
Community Anchors
- Paint Mines Interpretive Park, colorful hoodoo formations, free admission, unique geological site
- Homestead Ranch Regional Park, 450 acres with equestrian trails, hiking, fishing lake, playground
- Antler Creek Golf Course, 18 holes, public, 8,000+ yards (longest in Colorado)
- Falcon Regional Park, 215 acres with ball fields, dog park, developing amenity base
- Meridian Ranch Recreation Center, 42,000 sq ft fitness center, indoor/outdoor pools (D49 area)
- Black Forest trail network, Ponderosa pine hiking and mountain biking (west of corridor)
- Pikes Peak Library District, High Prairie branch in Falcon corridor
- Falcon Town Center and Falcon Highlands Marketplace, Walmart, Walgreens, dining, services
- El Paso County Sheriff, law enforcement for unincorporated Peyton
- Domestic wells and septic systems standard throughout, no municipal water/sewer
Nearby Schools
- Falcon Elementary (D49)
- Falcon Middle School
- Falcon High School
- Pikes Peak School of Expeditionary Learning
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Price Range
$400K$1.3M
$400K–$550K
More accessible end of Peyton
Era Built
2005–2018
19002026
Early 21st Century / New Build
Challenger Homes, various builders