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Colorado Equestrian Estate With Olympic-Size Arena Lists for $17.5 Million

other · 2026-05-21

Listed for $17.5 million, the Paragon Equestrian Centre is a sprawling 240-acre estate located in Berthoud, Colorado, represented by Marybeth Emerson of The Agency. This property boasts an Olympic-sized indoor riding arena, nearly 13,000 square feet, adorned with murals by artist Sophy Brown, alongside a vast outdoor competition arena of almost 26,000 square feet, inspired by Aachen, Germany. The main residence, finished in 2003, offers over 10,000 square feet, featuring six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and a Tuscany-inspired wine room with another mural by Brown. Additional amenities include a heated 17-stall barn, a utility barn, three generators for off-grid use, and extensive water rights, all protected by conservation easements that maintain views of Longs Peak and the Continental Divide. The listing emerges amid record sales in Colorado's luxury market, highlighted by Boulder’s $14.5 million home sale last May and Aspen's $300 million Little Lake Lodge, the state's most expensive listing.

Key facts

  • Paragon Equestrian Centre is a 240-acre property in Berthoud, Colorado, listed for $17.5 million.
  • The estate includes an Olympic-size indoor riding arena (nearly 13,000 sq ft) with murals by Sophy Brown.
  • An outdoor competition arena (nearly 26,000 sq ft) is inspired by Aachen, Germany.
  • The main house (over 10,000 sq ft) has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and a Tuscany-inspired wine room with a mural by Brown.
  • The property has a heated 17-stall barn with German watering systems.
  • Three independent generators allow off-grid operation, and the property has extensive water rights.
  • The land is protected by conservation easements, preserving mountain views.
  • Boulder recorded its most expensive home sale at $14.5 million in May 2024.

Entities

Artists

  • Sophy Brown

Institutions

  • The Agency

Locations

  • Berthoud
  • Colorado
  • United States
  • Boulder
  • Longs Peak
  • Continental Divide
  • Aachen
  • Germany
  • Aspen

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