Ever dreamt of having a piece of land to call your own, a canvas where family memories are painted in the vibrant hues of nature? Welcome to the San Luis Valley Ranches - where your 4.88-acre haven awaits!
Picture this: A sprawling canvas of high desert beauty, set against the majestic backdrop of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Imagine waking up to the crisp mountain air, the warm glow of the Colorado sun casting a golden hue across your very own piece of paradise.
Scenic Splendor: The San Luis Valley Ranches offer panoramic views that will take your breath away. As far as the eye can see, undulating terrain, dotted with sagebrush and native grasses, creates a tranquil and picturesque setting. The Sangre de Cristo Mountains provide a stunning backdrop, inviting you to marvel at their beauty as the sun sets.
Climate Bliss: Embrace the best of all seasons! With a climate that boasts over 300 days of sunshine a year, your family can indulge in outdoor adventures throughout the seasons. From snowy winter wonderlands to warm summer nights under a star-studded sky, this is a place where the climate is as inviting as the community.
Nature's Playground: Your backyard is a haven for plant and wildlife enthusiasts. Watch as pronghorn antelope gracefully roam the open landscape, and marvel at the diverse bird species that call this area home. The land is a canvas for the wild, with native flora painting the terrain in shades of green and gold.
Family Bonds: This isn't just land; it's a legacy. Imagine family picnics under the shade of native pion pine trees, evenings spent stargazing around a crackling campfire, and lazy afternoons exploring the hidden gems of the San Luis Valley. Your family's story begins here, etched into the landscape of this unforgettable retreat.
Nearby Adventures: With nearby towns like Alamosa and Fort Garland, you're never far from modern conveniences. Yet, you'll feel a world away as you create your own oasis amidst the stunning wilderness.
Your Canvas Awaits: Whether you dream of a weekend retreat, a place to build your dream home, or simply a slice of Colorado to call your own, this 4.88-acre property in San Luis Valley Ranches is the palette for your family's masterpiece.
We've priced this property below market value for quick sale. Similar properties in this area are selling for over $8,000, but you can grab this one for over 25% less for only $5,995 cash!
Here's What to do Next:
Message us now. Well walk you through the easy and straightforward process of owning your own land.
Remember, this property is priced significantly lower than market value and we expect it will sell quickly, so don't dilly-dally, message us today!
Points of Interest Close to this Property
Fishing:
-Smith Reservoir (18.5 miles) - A popular spot for fishing, boating, and camping, Smith Reservoir offers opportunities to catch rainbow trout, brown trout, and kokanee salmon.
-Sanchez Reservoir (25.3 miles) - This scenic reservoir is known for its excellent fishing, with opportunities to catch trout, pike, and catfish.
-Mountain Home Reservoir (27.8 miles) - With its serene setting and abundant fish population, including rainbow trout, brown trout, and northern pike, Mountain Home Reservoir is a favorite among anglers.
-Trujillo Meadows Reservoir (38.7 miles) - Located in a picturesque alpine setting, Trujillo Meadows Reservoir offers fishing for trout in a serene mountain setting.
-Rio Grande River (41.2 miles) - The famous Rio Grande River is a renowned fishing destination, known for its brown trout, rainbow trout, and cutthroat trout populations.
Camping:
-San Luis State Wildlife Area (10.5 miles) - This wildlife area offers camping opportunities with modern facilities and access to fishing, boating, and hiking.
-La Veta Pass Campground (32.6 miles) - Located in the scenic Sangre de Cristo Mountains, this campground offers RV and tent camping, as well as access to hiking trails.
-Los Caminos Antiguos Scenic Byway (36.4 miles) - This beautiful byway offers several camping spots along the route, with stunning views of the mountains and valleys.
-Alamosa National Wildlife Refuge (38.6 miles) - This refuge offers primitive camping opportunities with access to wildlife watching, hiking, and photography.
-San Isabel National Forest (45.8 miles) - This national forest offers numerous campgrounds with access to hiking trails, fishing, and wildlife viewing.
RV:
-Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve (24.2 miles) - This unique park offers opportunities for RV camping, hiking, and sandboarding in the tallest sand dunes in North America.
-Zapata Falls (28.6 miles) - This scenic waterfall is accessible via a short hike and offers RV parking nearby, with opportunities for hiking and photography.
-San Luis Lakes State Wildlife Area (32.8 miles) - This wildlife area offers RV camping with modern facilities and access to fishing, boating, and hiking.
-Fort Garland Museum and Cultural Center (34.5 miles) - Learn about the region's history and culture with RV parking available, including access to exhibits and events.
-Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad (39.7 miles) - This historic narrow-gauge railroad offers scenic RV parking at the depot, with opportunities for a scenic train ride through the mountains.
Hiking:
-Blanca Peak (15.6 miles) - This iconic 14,345-foot peak offers challenging hiking opportunities with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
-Zapata Falls Trail (28.6 miles) - This short but scenic hike leads to a beautiful waterfall, offering a refreshing reward after a moderate hike.
-Medano Pass Primitive Road (29.4 miles) - This rugged 4x4 trail offers hiking opportunities with stunning mountain and dune views along the way.
-South Zapata Lake Trail (31.9 miles) - This scenic trail leads to a beautiful alpine lake, offering opportunities for hiking and fishing in a pristine mountain setting.
-Sand Ramp Trail (36.8 miles) - This unique trail offers a challenging hike on sand dunes, with panoramic views of the Great Sand Dunes National Park and surrounding mountains.
Off-roading:
-Medano Pass Primitive Road (29.4 miles) - This rugged 4x4 trail offers off-roading opportunities through diverse landscapes, including forests, dunes, and creeks.
-Blanca Peak 4x4 Trail (30.9 miles) - This challenging off-roading trail offers scenic mountain views and a thrilling adventure for experienced off-roaders.
-North Crestone Creek 4x4 Trail (34.2 miles) - This scenic trail offers off-roading through beautiful forests and creek crossings, with opportunities for camping and picnicking.
-San Luis Pass 4x4 Trail (38.1 miles) - This moderate off-roading trail offers panoramic mountain views and a thrilling driving experience through high alpine terrain.
-Old La Veta Pass Road (42.6 miles) - This historic road offers a scenic off-roading experience, with opportunities to explore old mining sites and enjoy beautiful mountain vistas.
Frequently Asked Questions:
-Can You Live Off Grid - You can set up an off-grid or green living homestead! You can add power by solar or wind, water by cistern or water haul service, and sewer by septic. The county requires you to have these things set up before you can live there long term, but you can camp and vacation there short term without having them set up.
-Can You Build A Dwelling - the county requires that all houses be at LEAST 600 square feet minimum. So as long as your tiny house is 600 square feet or more, you're good!
-Can You Camp - Yes! For short term camping - you are allowed 2 weeks every 3 months. For long term camping - you must have a septic system and a water source put in and apply for a permit (Cost: $200). Allowed to long term camp up to 180 days every year.
-Can You Live In An RV/Trailer - Long-term RV living requires a Long-Term RV Camping permit, which is valid for 60 days. This permit can be renewed three times. In order to qualify for this permit, you must:
-Have your septic system set up with your RV hooked up to it
-Have either a permitted well or cistern installed
-Have no violations of County Code or State Statute or Regulation
-Adhere to the covenants of your property
-Provide proof that you own the property
-Get your RV inspected
-Long-Term RV living must be less than 180 days per person/RV/parcel in a 12-month period, and cannot be lived in permanently. RV occupancy permits are available while building your home. They are valid for 90 days and can be renewed up to 18 months.
-Can You Have Farm Animals - If your property is zoned residential (all of ours are unless otherwise mentioned), then you are allowed: Dogs & cats (obviously), Chickens, 2 Horses. No swine & No cows allowed. For swine & cows you must be zoned agriculture/farming.
Live an extraordinary life and leave the ordinary behind! This is your chance to seize a unique opportunity. This lot is selling quickly, so don't hesitate to visit at your convenience, no appointment necessary.
Additional Details:
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GPS Coordinates: 37.348792,-105.674349
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