Property Description

At the edge of these 35+ private acres, your land does not end. It opens into thousands of acres of BLM land! Private legal access from the fenced west boundary opens to country where elk, deer, and turkey move through the timber and the next ridge keeps calling you farther. Hidden behind two security gates, the land unfolds through sunlit meadow, pine, piñon and oak, where sun-warmed grass mingles with fragrant pine and wind whispers through the trees. Colorado skies frame mountain scenery, darkness reveals a sweep of stars, and a stone campfire ring waits for flames to crackle and stories to begin. This 768 sq ft solar-powered bunkhouse gives far more than a place to pitch a tent. Inside are a kitchen and dining area, two gathering spaces, one loft, a second sleeping area, a wood stove, and propane wall heaters. Hot and cold water serve the kitchen and bathing area; used water is piped away. It is a welcome step beyond primitive camping, while toilet arrangements remain camping-style since no septic system is installed. A dedicated generator powers the pump in the permitted domestic well, filling a cistern that supplies the bunkhouse. Solar provides electricity, while an owned 500-gallon propane tank supports longer stays. Upon a successful sale, the furnishings, tools, generator, solar equipment, and contents convey, leaving this mountain basecamp ready for whatever comes next. A private turnaround accommodates RVs and trailers. A grazing lease supports favorable agricultural tax treatment. Year-round access requires high-clearance 4WD; the $300 annual HOA supports roads and gates. Here, privacy is not promised. It is protected. For the hunter searching for a place of their own, the family ready to build traditions around opening morning and evenings beside the campfire, or the land buyer who recognizes rare freedom when they see it, this is a Colorado legacy worth holding onto. The sellers made their memories here. Now it is time for someone new to begin!

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