Set on 2.66 secluded acres in Parker’s Hidden Village, this tri-level sits well back among mature ponderosa pines, reached by a driveway to an attached, oversized two-car garage that runs larger than most. A covered entry leads inside.

The main level rises to vaulted ceilings across the living room, dining area, and kitchen. A bay window brings in the treeline, and the kitchen keeps everyday cooking easy with oak cabinetry, solid-surface counters, a gas range, and a breakfast nook framed by windows looking into the pines.

Upstairs holds all three bedrooms. The primary suite has its own remodeled three-quarter bath with a tile shower, while the two additional bedrooms include one with a private balcony and one with a ductless mini-split and views into the surrounding trees. A full hall bath serves this level.

A few steps down, the lower level opens to a spacious family room anchored by a floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace with a gas insert, all under a vaulted ceiling. Just off it, an enclosed sun room wrapped in windows looks into the woods and includes a gas fire pit. This level also holds the laundry room, a utility room, and a half bath, and it steps out to the back patio.

Outdoors, the property has room to roam: a private, wooded yard, a water feature, and a barn suited to a horse or two, with a well approved for watering animals. Hidden Village was laid out with horse owners in mind. Owned solar, hot-water baseboard heat, new boiler, and newer double-pane vinyl windows round out the systems, and the annual HOA runs just $60.

The home is on well and septic and sits within Douglas County RE-1 schools — Northeast Elementary, Sagewood Middle, and Ponderosa High. With Parker’s shopping and dining a short drive away and easy access toward E-470 and the wider metro, 6569 S Trailway Circle offers space, privacy, and pine-country quiet within reach of everything. Call to schedule your private showing.