Paint Brush Hills

By Jessica Car · Updated April 2026

A sprawling Peyton subdivision northeast of Falcon with no mandatory HOA, one of the biggest draws for buyers who want freedom to park RVs, build outbuildings, or simply avoid the rules. Homes average 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, and 3,100 square feet, built from 1984 through the present. Richmond American continues active new construction with ranch and two-story plans from the upper $400Ks. Antler Creek Golf Course sits directly across Meridian Road, and Paint Brush Hills Metro District provides parks and trail maintenance without the usual HOA overhead.

Typical Lot	0.12–0.54 acres
Home Types	Single-family
Amenities	No mandatory HOA, local covenants and metro district rules only, Parks and walking trails through the community, Antler Creek Golf Course across Meridian Rd, Paint Brush Hills Metropolitan District services

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

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