Beulah Highlands
By Jessica Carcoana · Updated September 2026
A boutique gated community of just 17 home sites bordering San Isabel National Forest on its west and south boundaries; the forest section adjacent to the community is closed to public access, giving owners an unmatched buffer of wilderness privacy. The landscape is a mosaic of meadows, mature ponderosa pine, a seasonal creek, and a small pond. Lots run five to fifteen acres with mountain views in every direction. The intimate scale of the community (never more than 17 homesites) creates a low-density, close-knit feel. Custom-built homes emphasize mountain character with wood, stone, and large windows framing the forest.
At a glance
Community Anchors
- Pueblo Mountain Park (611 acres, 8+ miles of trails, 1937 fire tower, Nature & Wildlife Discovery Center mountain campus)
- San Isabel National Forest (direct access from multiple neighborhoods)
- Beulah General Store (community grocery and gathering point)
- Stompin' Grounds Coffee Shop (breakfast and lunch)
- Beulah Inn (American classics dining)
- Beulah School of Natural Sciences (K-8, Colorado Performance School designation every year since 2016)
- Beulah Fire Protection & Ambulance District (170 sq mi coverage, Station 1 at 8675 Central Ave)
- Beulah Utilities District (water and wastewater for village-area parcels)
- Beulahland Communications (fiber internet, 60+ years serving Beulah)
- Bishop Castle (one-man stone castle between Beulah and San Isabel, regional landmark)
- Annual Beulah Yule Log Festival
- Squirrel Creek historic recreation area (first planned recreation area in US Forest Service history, designed by Arthur Carhart)
- Horseshoe Lodge eco-lodge and retreat center (historic WPA-era lodge in Pueblo Mountain Park)
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Quick answersQuestions about Beulah Highlands
When was Beulah Highlands built?
Homes in Beulah Highlands were built between 2000 and 2026 (early 21st century / new build).
Is there an HOA in Beulah Highlands, and what does it cost?
Beulah Highlands has a homeowners association. Its dues are not published; confirm the current figure with the association before you buy.
What amenities does Beulah Highlands have?
Beulah Highlands amenities include gated community with only 17 home sites, borders San Isabel National Forest on west and south, unmatched privacy with direct forest access, diverse landscape of meadows, mature trees, seasonal creek, and pond, and panoramic mountain views.
How big are the lots in Beulah Highlands?
Typical lots in Beulah Highlands run 5-15 acres.
Which schools are near Beulah Highlands?
Schools near Beulah Highlands include Beulah School of Natural Sciences (K-8, Pueblo County District 70). Verify enrollment eligibility by address.
Parks and Schools
- San Isabel National Forest (borders community)
- Pueblo Mountain Park
- Beulah School of Natural Sciences (K-8, Pueblo County District 70)
Verify school assignment by address with the district. Attendance boundaries do not follow neighborhood lines.
Commute and Access
- 30 minPueblo
- CO-78 (5-10 min to Beulah village)
Transit in Beulah: No public transit, car-dependent community · Nearest Pueblo Transit bus routes are 25 miles east in Pueblo · Pueblo Memorial Airport (PUB) 30 miles east
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About This Profile
This profile of Beulah Highlands was researched in April 2026. It was last reviewed in September 2026. The price range is an estimate built from comparable nearby neighborhoods rather than from direct listings. Amenity coverage is moderate, and some features rest on a single source. 17-lot gated community confirmed across multiple sources; price estimated from community median and comparable gated-community listings.
Data sourced from direct and indirect online resources. Details are subject to change over time as we continue to research this area.