A contemporary mountain home on a forested hillside above a valley near Golden, Colorado

Compass · Denver & the Front Range

Lisa Johnston Kane

Equestrian, ranch and luxury property — from a downtown Denver address to the far end of the fence line.

Broker Associate
Certified Equestrian Property Specialist Compass

Introduction

Raised in the barn aisle. At home in the city.

Lisa started as a barn rat — riding, grooming and training her way into the horse world — and she still rides. Today she lives in Denver’s Riverfront Park and represents buyers and sellers everywhere from the Highlands to 70-acre ranches on the Palmer Divide.

That range is the point. A horse property has to work for the horses and the people; a city home has to work for the way you actually live. Lisa brings the same practical eye to both, along with a decade-plus of running her own businesses, including an 11-year short-term rental company in Summit County.

Lisa’s story

Now offering

An architect-designed mountain home on two separately deeded parcels, reached by its own private drive with no neighboring homes in view.

Aerial view down the canyon with the home small against miles of forested foothills

Golden, Colorado · Active

Nearly 75 private acres against Jefferson County Open Space.

  • $1,995,000Offered at
  • 74.69Acres
  • 3Bedrooms
  • 3,272Sq ft

Tour the property

Horse barn with cupola beside a hay barn on a Franktown equestrian estate

Equestrian property

A horse property is its own discipline.

The listing photos show the kitchen. Lisa looks at the things that decide whether a place actually works for horses — and whether it will hold its value when you sell.

  1. Water

    What the well permit allows, and whether water rights convey.

  2. Land

    Usable acreage, drainage, pasture capacity and the 35-acre rule.

  3. Facilities

    Barn construction, footing, fencing, hay storage and turnout.

Buying or selling horse property

Communities

Where Lisa works

Four parts of the Front Range where most of her transactions happen — each with its own land, water and housing to understand.

Portrait of Lisa Johnston Kane on a balcony with pine trees behind her

Meet Lisa

Detail-oriented, relationship-driven, and on your side of the table.

A background in education and entrepreneurial studies, three businesses of her own, and a lifetime around horses. Lisa negotiates like an owner, because she has been one.

  • Certified Equestrian Property Specialist
  • Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES®)
  • Resort & Second-Home Property Specialist (RSPS®)
  • Military Relocation Professional (MRP®)
  • Member, Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS®

Get in touch

Thinking about a move, a ranch, or just the market?

Call, text or send a note — whether you are ready now or a year out.