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Weld County Lakes — Ownership, Metro Districts, and Real Estate Data

Technical reference for Water Valley, Ptarmigan, Pelican Lake Ranch, and Windsor Lake. Covers ownership structures, water sources, water rights holders, HOA and metropolitan district structures with certified mill levies, boating regulations, and 2025–2026 price data. For a buyer-facing analysis, see the Weld County Lakes buyer guide.

Comparative Overview

MetricWater ValleyPtarmiganPelican Lake RanchWindsor Lake
LocationWindsor, COWindsor / Fort Collins borderPlatteville, COWindsor, CO (town-owned)
Lake Size / Count5 engineered lakes (Pelican, Habitat, Rockbridge, Eagle, Lake Water Valley)Golf course water features; no primary residential lakeMilton Reservoir, 1,445 acresWindsor Lake: 180 acres; Kyger Reservoir: 90 acres (2025)
Water SourceEngineered / former gravel pits; augmented via CBT / NPIC shares and Poudre River augmentationMunicipal / metro district irrigationPrivately managed irrigation reservoir; Laramie Fox Hills Aquifer (domestic, filed Feb. 2025)Town of Windsor water system; Colorado-Big Thompson Project; North Poudre Irrigation Company
Motorized BoatingNo — all lakes non-motorized; permit required for all watercraftN/A (golf community, not lake-recreation focused)Yes — water skiing and motorized boating via Heritage Sporting Club membership ($3,500–$5,000/season)Yes — scheduled windows (Wed/Fri/Sat/Sun, two half-day shifts); $40/half-day or $500/annual permit
Lakefront HomesYes — across multiple lakes; Marina Dolce has Lake Water Valley exclusive accessGolf course-adjacent; no primary lakefront residentialYes — 1–3 acre lots; access via Heritage Sporting Club membershipNo — town-owned, public recreation only; no private lakefront residential
Metro District Mills (example)WV MD No. 2: 17.784 mills (debt); Poudre Tech MD: varies; total can exceed 100 millsPtarmigan West MD: varies; total can exceed 100 millsBeebe Draw Farms Authority governance; no published metro district levy in source dataTown of Windsor: 12.030 mills; no resort metro district overlay
2025–2026 Price RangeMedian $663,510 (Feb. 2026); lakefront premiums above median$800,000–$2,000,000+Mid-$100,000s (raw lots) to $1,000,000+ (improved); acreage productWindsor 80550 median: $577,000 (Feb. 2026); proximity premium varies

Water Valley — Complete Data

Ownership and Historical Context

Developer: The Water Valley Company (formerly Trollco Inc.), founded 1990 by Martin and Viki Lind. Community established on former gravel pits and agricultural fields once held by the Great Western Sugar Company. First residential unit constructed 1995. Over 2,500 residential units as of 2025–2026. The Water Valley Company's principals, including Martin Lind and John Jensen, serve on the boards of the Poudre Tech Metropolitan District and Water Valley Metropolitan District Nos. 1 and 2 — a standard developer-control structure during community build-out.

Lake Inventory and Access Rules

LakeAccess LevelDock EligibilityNotes
Pelican LakeAll Water Valley residentsCase-by-case; lakefront lots abutting beach areasSurrounds Pelican Lakes Resort & Golf (27 holes). District permit required for all watercraft.
Lake Water ValleyMarina Dolce residents onlyMarina Dolce lakefront lots onlyHighest exclusivity tier within Water Valley. Inaccessible to other Water Valley residents.
Habitat LakeAll Water Valley residentsCase-by-case; lakefront lots abutting beach areasNon-motorized. District permit required.
Rockbridge LakeAll Water Valley residentsCase-by-case; lakefront lots abutting beach areasNon-motorized. District permit required.
Eagle LakeAll Water Valley residentsCase-by-case; lakefront lots abutting beach areasNon-motorized. District permit required.

Dock dimensional limits (Poudre Tech MD Recreation Amenities Use Policy, January 2026): Maximum 20 feet in length or width. Minimum 20-foot separation from neighboring docks. Installation subject to case-by-case approval for lots that directly abut beach areas. Docks are not available as of right on all lakefront lots — eligibility is site-specific.

Watercraft registration: All watercraft (paddleboards, kayaks, sailboats, and any other craft) require a Poudre Tech Metropolitan District-issued registration permit affixed to the starboard side of the craft. No watercraft may be launched without a current permit. This applies community-wide across all five lakes.

Beach hours: Sunrise to sunset, managed by Poudre Tech MD.

Governance Structure

EntityLegal NatureRevenue SourcePrimary Responsibilities
Water Valley Master HOAPrivate Non-Profit (CCIOA)Contractual duesCovenant enforcement, architectural review, private amenities
Poudre Tech Metropolitan DistrictQuasi-Governmental (Title 32 CRS)Mill levies and feesLake management, recreation amenities use policy, major debt service, regional public infrastructure
Water Valley MD No. 1Quasi-Governmental (Title 32 CRS)Mill leviesFinancing of specific subdivision infrastructure
Water Valley MD No. 2Quasi-Governmental (Title 32 CRS)Mill leviesRepayment of Series 2016 and 2020 bonds; certified mill levy 17.784 mills (debt + contractual)

Mill Levy and Tax Data

AuthorityMill LevyPurpose / Notes
Weld County15.956 (less 6.082 credit = ~9.874 net)County-wide services and infrastructure
Town of Windsor12.030Municipal services and public parks
Windsor RE-4 School District~40–50 combinedApplied at 7.05% residential assessment rate (school levy); 6.25% (local government levy) per HB24B-1001
Poudre Tech Metropolitan DistrictVaries by sub-districtLake management and regional infrastructure; parcel-specific — confirm with Weld County Assessor
Water Valley MD No. 217.784 (debt + contractual)Series 2016 and 2020 bond repayment; source: 2025 Budget Resolution adopted 2024-12-05
Estimated total (multi-district property)80–100+ millsProperty-specific; run parcel detail at Weld County Assessor before offer

2026 assessment rate context (HB24B-1001): Residential property assessed at 6.25% of actual value for local government (metro district, county, municipal) levies and 7.05% for school district levies. The 2025 tax year (payable 2026) applies these split rates. All mill levy calculations for Water Valley properties must apply the correct rate to the correct levy category.

Illustrative calculation: $600,000 home, 52-mill district levy only: $600,000 × 6.25% = $37,500 assessed value × 52 mills ÷ 1,000 = $1,950/year district levy alone, before school, county, and municipal layers. Add school levy at 7.05%: $600,000 × 7.05% = $42,300 × ~45 mills ÷ 1,000 = ~$1,904/year school levy. Combined estimated annual tax on a fully encumbered property in this range: $7,000–$10,000+.

2025–2026 Price Data

MetricValueSource / Notes
Median sale price (early 2026)$663,510Redfin, Water Valley neighborhood, Feb. 2026
Year-over-year price change−3.8%Redfin, Water Valley neighborhood
Median days on market110 daysRedfin, Water Valley neighborhood, early 2026
Volume change YoY+23%+ homes soldIncreased buyer activity at lower price points
Windsor 80550 zip median (context)$577,000Realtor.com, Feb. 2026 (+1.23% YoY; 44 days on market)
Weld County median (context)$495,000Redfin, Weld County, Feb. 2026 (−2.9% YoY; 74 days on market)

Water Source and Rights

The Town of Windsor sources potable water primarily from the Colorado-Big Thompson (CBT) Project and the North Poudre Irrigation Company (NPIC). As of 2021, the town held approximately 3,969 CBT units and 533.75 NPIC shares. CBT unit yield varies annually (typically 0.5–1.0 acre-feet per unit based on NCWCD board quota). Residential communities in Water Valley typically operate a dual-use system: CBT/NPIC-sourced potable water for indoor use (provided through the town system) and non-potable raw water for outdoor irrigation (provided by the metropolitan district or HOA). Non-potable water is augmented via releases from reservoirs (Kyger, Kern) to the Poudre River to satisfy downstream senior water rights under Colorado's Prior Appropriation Doctrine.

New development dedication requirements: Windsor's 2025 raw water dedication policy requires developers to provide water units or Cash-in-Lieu (CIL) payments based on annual market valuations of CBT units.

Ptarmigan — Complete Data

Community Profile

Location: Windsor/Fort Collins border, Weld County/Larimer County. Anchor amenity: 18-hole championship golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus. Community character: luxury estates and patio homes on larger-than-average lots, mountain range and fairway views. Demographic profile: predominantly 55+ by lifestyle (not age-restricted by charter). Developer intent and community design have produced a natural affinity for active adult and retiree buyers seeking low-maintenance living.

Governance Structure

EntityTypeResponsibilities
Ptarmigan West Metropolitan District No. 1–3Quasi-Governmental (Title 32 CRS)Road maintenance, trails, public utilities; mill levy-funded infrastructure debt service
Ptarmigan HOAPrivate Non-Profit (CCIOA)Exterior maintenance (paint, roofs for patio homes), intensive landscaping, snow removal, covenant enforcement

Mill levy data: Ptarmigan West Metropolitan District mill levy is property-specific and subject to the same layered authority structure as Water Valley. Total levies can exceed 100 mills on encumbered properties. Confirm parcel-level detail with Weld County (or Larimer County, for properties on the Larimer side of the border) Assessor.

2025–2026 Price Data

Luxury estate listings: $800,000–$2,000,000+. Pricing driven by golf course proximity, lot size, and custom finish level. Buyer pool is predominantly cash-rich retirees and rate-insensitive professionals. Market volatility lower than entry-level segments in rising-rate cycles. Median days on market not reported separately from Windsor 80550 in available data; expect performance broadly consistent with Harmony neighborhood ($1,367,000 median, 40 days on market, Feb. 2026) as a high-end comparable.

Pelican Lake Ranch (Beebe Draw Farms) — Complete Data

Community Snapshot

FeatureDetailNotes
LocationPlatteville, CO 80651~30 miles south of Windsor corridor
Also known asBeebe Draw FarmsOfficial development name; "Pelican Lake Ranch" is the marketing name
ReservoirMilton Reservoir, 1,445 acresPrivately managed irrigation reservoir; one of the largest private water bodies in the region
Lot sizes1.0–3.0 acresEquestrian focus; horse trails connect to community arenas and round pens
Recreational clubHeritage Sporting Club~110 members maximum; $3,500–$5,000/season; water skiing, sailing, guided hunting
GovernanceBeebe Draw Farms AuthorityNew 30-lot expansion phase moving forward in 2025
Total development area~2,700 acresUnderlying Laramie Fox Hills Aquifer water rights filed Feb. 2025

Water Rights

In February 2025, REI Limited Liability Company filed an application in Water Court Division One for nontributary and not-nontributary underground water rights in the Laramie Fox Hills Aquifer underlying the 2,700-acre Pelican Lake Ranch property. Purpose: domestic and irrigation supply for the community. The aquifer is estimated to have a 100-year life based on current withdrawal projections. This adjudication secures long-term water independence from municipal supply infrastructure — a material advantage for a rural acreage development.

Milton Reservoir itself operates as a privately managed irrigation reservoir under Colorado Prior Appropriation Doctrine storage rights. Access for recreation requires Heritage Sporting Club membership — membership does not convey water ownership.

Price Data

Acreage product; no MLS median equivalent to resort neighborhood data. Active listings as of 2025–2026 range from mid-$100,000s (raw lots, no improvements) to over $1,000,000 for improved properties with residential structures. Price is highly dependent on: lot size, proximity to reservoir, equestrian improvements, and Heritage Sporting Club membership inclusion in sale. Direct comparable analysis required for any specific parcel.

Windsor Lake — Complete Data

Ownership and Management

Owner: Town of Windsor, Colorado. Status: primary public recreational asset; centerpiece of Boardwalk Park. Size: 180 acres. No private lakefront residential. No private docks. No overnight storage on-site. Managed under Windsor Parks and Recreation. There are no residential properties with direct lakefront access to Windsor Lake.

Adjacent expansion (2025): Kyger Reservoir — 90-acre augmentation reservoir opened 2025, non-motorized boating and fishing only. Designed to supplement Windsor's water system augmentation plan and expand non-motorized public recreation.

Mayflower property acquisition (April 2025): Town of Windsor purchased 300-acre Mayflower property north of downtown for $20 million total consideration, including $8.4 million allocated to water rights. Stated purpose: open space preservation and prevention of densification near the town's core.

Boating Regulations — 2026 Season

CategoryRules / ScheduleCosts / Requirements
Motorized BoatingWed, Fri, Sat, Sun; 8am–2pm or 2pm–8pm (two half-day shifts)$40 half-day (resident); $500 annual (resident)
Non-MotorizedMon, Tue, Thu, Sat, Sun; sunrise to sunset$10 daily (resident); $50 annual (resident)
Equipment LimitsMaximum 22-foot length; maximum 350hpState registration and insurance required
ANS InspectionMandatory for all motorized craftGreen seal required before water entry; Aquatic Nuisance Species compliance
Docks / StorageNo private docks permitted; no overnight storage on-siteManaged strictly to preserve public access

Water Quality Management

The Town of Windsor installed four LG Sonic MPC-Buoys in Windsor Lake as part of the town's Capital Improvement Plan. These solar-powered devices deploy ultrasonic waves to disrupt buoyancy of blue-green algae cells, causing them to sink without chemical treatment. The investment addresses a prior pattern of algae blooms that had forced seasonal lake closures — a direct property value risk for Boardwalk Park-adjacent residential properties.

Windsor Lakes HOA (Separate Entity — Note for Agents)

The “Windsor Lakes HOA” is a distinct entity governing a specific 55+ residential sub-community within Windsor — it is not the Water Valley Master HOA and is not related to Windsor Lake (the public reservoir). Windsor Lakes HOA covers exterior maintenance (paint, roofs), lawn care, and pool access. Monthly fees are assessed separately from Poudre Tech MD levies. Agents should provide prospective buyers Windsor Lakes HOA's governing documents before making offers, per the HOA's own realtor guidance (Revised October 2024).

2025–2026 Market Context

NeighborhoodMedian Sale PriceYoY ChangeMedian DOM
Water Valley (Windsor)$663,510−3.8%110 days
Windsor 80550 (zip)$577,000+1.23%44 days
Harmony (Fort Collins)$1,367,000+0.69%40 days
Weld County (overall)$495,000−2.9%74 days
Fossil Lake (Fort Collins)$950,000N/A105 days

Data as of February 2026. Sources: Redfin (Water Valley neighborhood; Weld County), Realtor.com (Windsor 80550; Harmony), Zillow (Weld County home values). Weld County average home value (Zillow): $489,062 at end of 2025 (−2.4% annually).

Key market driver: “Grandbaby Effect” — retirees relocating from Denver metro or coastal markets to be near family in Windsor. Primary demand concentrated in patio homes (Pelican Lakes resort area, Ptarmigan). Entry-level under $500,000 sees most competition but least inventory. Hybrid return-to-office policies have moderated work-from-anywhere demand; I-25 corridor proximity is an increasing factor in Windsor-area buyer decisions.

Natural Hazard and Insurance Context

Wildfire: 88% of Weld County properties carry some wildfire risk score (Redfin data). Grassland and prairie environment is primary driver. Required disclosure in Colorado transactions under 2026 wildfire disclosure rules.

Flood: 9% of Weld County properties carry increasing flood risk. Lakefront and lake-adjacent homes built in late 1990s and early 2000s (during Water Valley's initial build-out phases) must have Elevation Certificates verified during due diligence. Cache la Poudre River 100-year floodplain is the specific risk zone to evaluate.

Heat projection: Weld County projected to see a 157% increase in days over 94°F over the next 30 years. Communities with non-potable irrigation systems (dual-use) are better positioned to maintain resort-quality landscaping without straining municipal potable supply.

Insurance: Colorado ranked 4th most expensive state for homeowners insurance in 2026; average annual premium $4,164/year. Hail accounts for 26–54% of total premium in NoCo corridors. Carrier shift from Replacement Cost Value (RCV) to Actual Cash Value (ACV) roof coverage is the primary structural risk. Verify policy type before close. SB 26-049 Catastrophe Savings Accounts available for tax-advantaged mitigation funding.

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