Lower Meadow was once part of the Pilgrim sheep ranch. That heritage can be seen and felt in the homesite's lush, large, open meadows dotted with mature stands of Aspen, Cottonwood, and Evergreen and with views of the Red and White Mountains. In fall, those forests offer an ever-changing tapestry of yellows, golds, and reds. Given its gentle, flat topography, Lower Meadow is rich with accessible building sites and perfect for those wanting an equestrian component. This is likely one of the easiest estate homesites to build within Casteel Creek, with electricity close by and the possibility to capitalize on a short driveway and an ideal layout. The zoning entitles you to build more than just a home when you have a parcel of this size and zoning. Build a primary residence of virtually any size, an additional guest residence or caretaker residence up to 1,800 square feet, as well as a variety of other buildings such as a horse barn or a toy barn (or both) for whatever your heart desires.

Set on over 400 acres of pristine meadows, mountains, forests, and streams, Casteel Creek has homesteads that are so rich in wonder that they are named and not numbered. The Casteel Creek HOA provides exclusive access to the Coyote Lodge 28,000-square-foot recreation and entertainment venue on 38 acres of gorgeous useable land. Enjoy additional recreational acreage beyond the Coyote Lodge acres, including 5.5 miles of private groomed trails and direct White River National Forest access. The Coyote Lodge provides owners and their guests various amenities, including a guest suite, indoor pickle-ball & tennis, basketball, golf simulator, lap pool, hot tub, steam room, fitness center, target range, field house, 65-foot climbing wall, kitchen, Teppanyaki bar and customized event spaces and more.

Casteel Creek is an opportunity and experience unlike any other. It's an invitation for adventure, recreation, and relaxation.