Routt County, Colorado Land For Sale (60 results)

Welcome to The Clubhouse, an extraordinary mountain retreat located at 1910 Clubhouse Drive in Steamboat Springs. This stunning residence, offering 6,254 square feet of luxurious living space, sits on a 1.08-acre lot and presents sweeping, 360-degree views of the Steamboat Ski Area, South Valley, Emerald Mountain, Sleeping Giant, and Rollingstone Golf Club. Upon entering The Clubhouse, you are greeted by grand vaulted ceilings and expansive windows that bathe the interiors in natural light, accentuating the breathtaking mountain vistas. The great room and dining area flow seamlessly into the chef s kitchen, equipped with premium stainless steel appliances, a six-burner stove, and double-thick granite countertops, perfect for both everyday meals and special gatherings. This home features five spacious bedrooms, including two primary suites with ensuite baths. The primary suite offers a walk-in closet, valley views, a soaking tub with a view, and a generous shower. The estate s outdoor living spaces are equally impressive, with a stamped concrete deck, a saltwater hot tub, a fire pit, and a "Crow s Nest" rooftop deck for taking in panoramic views and stunning sunsets. Additional highlights include a state-of-the-art home theater with a 4K projector, a 100-inch screen with 13 speakers, a smart home system, a gym, an office, a cozy family room with a fireplace, and an attached three-car garage. Located less than five minutes from the Steamboat Ski Area and downtown Steamboat, The Clubhouse is ideal for those seeking both a serene retreat and easy access to top amenities.

The Ski Town Ranch encompasses 1,000 acres and borders the Steamboat Springs city limits. The ranch shares a 2-mile boundary with BLM and the 1.25M-acre Routt National Forest. The ranch is only 3 miles from downtown and is accessed by paved, year-round county roads. It is one of the largest privately-owned holdings bordering Steamboat and it is the largest offering near town on the market. The headquarters area is a comfortable 6,800 feet in elevation while the upper reaches of the ranch and the adjacent public land top out at over 8,000 feet. The lower portion of the ranch consists of irrigated meadows on gently rolling hills punctuated by pockets of Gambel oaks. The middle elevations are home to spring-fed ponds hidden among large swaths of aspen and fern forests. The higher slopes near the national forest consist of rocky outcroppings and stands of coniferous trees. Numerous ridges and valleys along with the variety of ecosystems within the ranch boundary invite a wide range of birds and mammals. The springs, ponds, tree cover, and terrain on the ranch provide optimal habitat for big game; elk, deer, and bear hunting is very good both on and off of the ranch. The adjacent public land is located in an area that is difficult to reach without private land access. The ranch is modestly improved with 3 residences near the headquarters, a newer luxury hunting cabin near the forest boundary, and plenty of covered storage, barns, sheds, and corrals. It is fenced and cross-fenced for cattle with water rights that irrigate the native grass hay meadows. With most of the $200M improvements completed at the Steamboat ski resort and the growth Colorado is experiencing, this ranch presents the buyer with a unique opportunity to own a very private, unencumbered ranch on the edge of one of the nation's most desirable resort towns.

Operated as a big game hunting ranch , the numerous hammered wallows, springs, ponds and trails tell the true story of the hunting potential the Springer Ranch offers! Discover this expansive 2,444 +/- acre ranch nestled in a serene mountain setting! Sounds of the distant bugles, birds, wildlife and livestock are the majority of interruptions one will encounter on the Springer Ranch as it offers private, secluded privacy! Land For years I had driven the county roads that pass the Springer Ranch access roads and never in my life would I have ever expected what I would find the first time I arrived into the incredible valley blocked by the ridges from every direction. Comprised of 2,444 +/- deeded acres, the Springer Ranch also includes a 200 +/- acre BLM lease and an approximate 634 +/- acre State grazing lease; 320 acres of which have the grazing and recreational lease for a grand total of 834 +/- acres worth of BLM and State grazing leases. The layout of the land features gradual to steep ridges and well protected valleys that consist of aspens, oak brush and pines with open meadows that ultimately incline into timber slopes with thick pockets. An abundance of springs that feed into numerous ponds with reservoir rights provide an ample water supply for the ranch. As a result of the habitat, vegetation, and water, resident populations of elk and deer can often be spotted at any time while exploring the ranch, and occasionally a moose and/or bear! The ranch is accessed via a private road off paved and year-round maintained County Road 27 and CR 37. The interior roads are excellent for easy navigation through the ranch. Improvements The Springer Ranch is complemented by an immaculate single story, 4 bedroom, 4 bath home that was recently built in 2021 and spans across 1,948 +/- sq.ft. with an attached 2-car garage! Adjacent to the house is also a large equipment storage building and a small storage shed. Recreation Looking for things to do within the area? The Routt National Forest, located less than 30 minutes from the ranch, is a recreationists dream due to the alpine lakes, never-ending atv trails, hiking, camping, and other scenic attractions found within the mountains! Additionally, the Flat Tops Wilderness spans across the Routt and White River National Forest! Both Elkhead Reservoir and Stagecoach Reservoir are approximately 30 minutes from the ranch and provide opportunities year-round from fishing, boating, camping, and swimming in the warmer months, to ice fishing in the winter. The town of Steamboat also offers many activities such as rafting, fishing, mountain biking, downtown business, hot springs, and much more! As temperatures drop and snow falls, one can hit the ski slopes in Steamboat, or take a snowmobile and cruise through the many nearby mountains, including but not limited to Rabbit Ears pass, Black Mountain, Buffalo Pass, and those within the Routt National Forest and Continental Divide! Location Located just off County Road 27, the Springer Ranch is only 15 minutes south of Hayden and the Yampa Valley Regional Airport, providing optimal convenience for locals and travelers! Steamboat Springs, located only 30 minutes east of the ranch is a year-round traveling destination as they are popularly known as one of the best ski towns across all of Colorado and have many unique attractions to visit in the warmer months as they are surrounded by mountains. Craig is located just over a half hour northwest of the ranch, whereas Oak Creek is just over 20 minutes southeast from the ranch! Vail, another town well known for its incredible skiing, is also within 2 hours of the ranch. Because of the privacy that the Springer Ranch features, one would never guess that the ranch is just a stone's throw away from towns in nearly every direction! The Sellers agree to assist the Buyer in the transfer and application process for the State grazing/recreational lease and the BLM grazing lease. Final approval of any transfers or application approvals will only be granted and/or approved by the Colorado State Land Board and the BLM.

This 35 acres with water on every side of the house is the perfect equine property. You can relax on the immense deck and enjoy the peaceful view of your own fish ponds and Black Mountain. If you wanted you could comfortably live on one level of the 3900 sq. ft. (2 level) home; the 4 bedroom, 3 bath home has been updated with many additions, including in-floor heat and skylights. The home features a giant primary bedroom, with a private primary (jetted tub) bath, including large walk-in closets. The large open kitchen is updated and includes granite countertops, next to the kitchen is a formal dining area and living room with a beautiful custom marble fireplace with local marble from Marble, CO. Downstairs is an additional 2 bedrooms, a media room, an office, and a custom split bathroom. In addition, near the home is a very nice 650 +/- sq. ft. guest house or caretakers house, or you can have extra rental income. Work in the heated shop and park all your equipment and toys inside the 2 shops. The larger, newer 40x 60 ft. shop is a great man cave with a TV, in-floor heat, skylights, and a loft; plus 3 stalls that could be opened to use for your horses. In addition, the second shop has been restored and offers more storage, and additional parking; both shops have additional covered side parking. Near the fish ponds is an additional historic birthing barn waiting for you to use your imagination. Wildlife includes mule deer, antelope, elk, ducks, sandhill cranes, geese, greater and sharptail grouse; and of course fox, coyotes, and rabbits. A very comfortable Ranch located just north of Hayden, Colorado with unlimited fun including hunting, fishing, ranching, farming; plus boating and fishing just a few miles away at Elkhead Reservoir. The Hayden airport is just 10 minutes away and Steamboat Springs is a beautiful 30 minute drive. Additional acreage available.

This peaceful 0.60-acre property for sale in Routt County, Colorado offers the perfect mix of seclusion, mountain scenery, and access to adventure. Tucked into the wooded hills of Stagecoach, CO, this lot features mature trees, natural privacy, and a flat area ready for building your future cabin, vacation home, or off-grid escape. Enjoy year-round access to the outdoorsjust ten minutes from Stagecoach Lake for fishing, paddleboarding, and boating, and twenty minutes from the quiet hiking and biking trails of Lynx Pass. And when youre ready to hit the slopes or explore the town, Steamboat Springs is only 45 minutes away. This Colorado land for sale is ideal for anyone looking to build a retreat in a peaceful, scenic area close to Colorados most beloved outdoor destinations. Whether youre planning a mountain getaway or long-term investment, this Stagecoach property for sale offers excellent value in a high-demand recreational area. Brought to you by Wilco Land, this Routt County land for sale is your chance to own affordable acreage with unmatched proximity to nature, trails, and lakeswithout sacrificing peace and privacy.

W7 Ranch at King Creek represents a unique opportunity to buy an exceptional mountain home, which is complemented by shared ownership of approximately 5,000 acres of King Creek Ranch. The home features high-quality materials and excellent construction and is well-suited for hosting family and friends. The ranch is a beautifully diverse mountain property that has been tastefully improved to offer nearly every possible recreational pursuit imaginable. The ranch is supported by exquisite facilities and is fully staffed for the owners to use and enjoy. The cost of ownership and operation of the ranch, however, is shared by seven like-minded families. It is an attractive alternative to single ranch ownership, which would be significantly more expensive for a comparable property. Combining a beautiful home that has been recently updated with a fully improved and staffed recreational ranch that checks all the boxes, W7 Ranch at King Creek is a rare "best of both worlds" offering. Brokers Comments: It was with opportune forethought that the founding families created and preserved this unique and attractive ranch for the benefit of future generations. Today, W7 Ranch at King Creek offers the ability to enjoy the many attractions of a premium amenity ranch, at a fraction of the price, with a very nice home that is ready to use immediately. What makes it even more compelling is the perfect location for a secluded mountain getaway that is still within a short drive to three of Colorados top ski resort areas.

The Shining Mountain Ranch is rare holding of 1335+/- acres within 20 minutes of Steamboat Springs and Yampa Valley Regional Airport. A mix of alpine meadows, pine, aspen and oak brush ridges, this property is an exceptional hunting, fishing and recreation playground. The property has multiple lakes, several springs and 3/4 of a mile of Tow Creek. Amenities include a 2760 Sq. Ft, 3 + bedroom 3.5 bathroom home and rustic 1 bedroom cabin. Land This beautiful 1335+/- acres of exceptional high mountain ranch land, has three freshwater lakes that range from 2.75-4 acres in size. There are multiple springs on the property as well as 3/4 miles of Tow Creek flowing through the property that supply water for cattle and wildlife alike. There are large aspen groves and stands of mixed pines that include Lodgepole, Engleman Spruce and Subalpine Fir covering the property. There are several large open high mountain meadows that are located throughout the property as well. Four historic log cabin sites are located on some of the large meadows where the springs feed out. Looking around from the highest ridges provides views of Mt. Werner, the Zirkel Wilderness and the Park Range as well as Pyramid Peak and the Flat Tops and the Gore Range to the south. There is currently a grazing lease in place with a well known producer, providing some income and allowing the ranch to maintain its agricultural status. The ranch has a very good road and trail network that allows travel to just about every portion of the ranch either by pickup, side by side or ATV. Elevations of the ranch are from approximately 7200 -7700. Improvements Shining Mountain Ranch Ranch features a custom built Western Cedar log home constructed in 1988. The home has 1980 Sq.ft. on the main level with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Additionally the main level has a spacious open floor plan with the kitchen, dining and living area all facing large windows that look south towards the Gore Range and the Flat Tops. Up top is a 780 Sq. Ft loft with a bunk room and a half bath as well. There are large windows in the loft providing natural light an excellent views of the mountains to the south. A large wood stove backed by a native rock facia in the living area provides warmth on those cool fall days. Many custom touches in the home including built in china cabinets, book cases, gun cabinet and log spindle railing on the stairs. The large laminated beams that create a beautiful cathedral ceiling in the open living area. The home also has large covered porches on the south and north sides. The north porch overlooks Mirror Lake which has a dock and has historically been an excellent fishery. Beyond Mirror lake are views of the large stone spires of Sand Mountain. There is a large 3 car garage and additional shed that houses the solar batteries and generator. Additionally, there is a Recreation Shining Mountain Ranch is a place that truly has the recreationalist in mind. There are 3 spring fed lakes located around the ranch. Mirror Lake sits just a short walk out the back door of the house and has historically been an excellent fishery. There are two docks with composite decking and the water in the lake is controlled by a gate valve. Additionally the lake has a culvert type overflow. During the summer the lake produces approximately 30GPM flow to the stream that feeds into Tow Creek on the east side of the ranch. The two lakes on the northern portion of the property are currently utilized for wildlife and livestock water. There is a possibility that both could be stocked with fish but would require an aerator for any chance of winter survival or the understanding of winterkill. The big game hunting on Heritage Mountain Ranch is the keystone feature and some of the vey best in the area. The ranch is home to elk, mule deer, black bear, mountain lion, coyotes and many small mammals as well . Upland birds such as Dusky and Sharp-tail grouse are also native to the ranch. Historically, the ranch has held large numbers of elk throughout the summer months where the cows will have their calves in large lush meadows. During the fall as temps begin to cool and bugling bulls will be scattered across the ranch, hunters will have ample opportunity for an amazing hunting experience. Mostly utilized as a family hunting sanctuary, the property has also been leased to a local outfitter for additional income opportunities. There are ample numbers of black bears that frequent the area and give hunters a good chance for seeing them every time they are in the field. Moose have recently been seen on the ranch and are becoming more and more common every year as they expand their range west. Additionally the ranch can be utilized for a multitude of activities such as hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, ATV/UTV riding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and cross country skiing. Agriculture Cattle spend the summer grazing on the plentiful native grasses on Shining Mountain Ranch. The neighboring rancher who has a long history on the ranch has leased the property for many years and has exceptional knowledge of the property and surrounding area. Cattle come on to the ranch in early summer and will be moved out by the third week of September. General Operations The ranch has been in the same family for decades and started off as a homestead cattle ranch. In recent years it is primarily used as a vacation and recreation property with grazing being leased for additional income and tax benefit. The property is set up to continue as a recreational retreat for hunting, fishing, horseback riding, ATV/UTV riding, hiking, mountain biking in the summer and snowmobiling, snowshoeing and cross country skiing in the winter months. Region & Climate Routt County is known for its mild summers and snowy winters. On average the area sees over 243 days of sun. Rainfall in the area is around 18-20 inches annually and snowfall on average is 130+ inches. Typically summers temps will average 55-85 degrees and winter will see 6-40 degrees average. Higher and lower temps are always possible. Steamboat Springs is known for its exceptional skiing snow referred to as Champagne powder. This describes the dry, fluffy powder that is common on the mountain. The area is home to the Yampa River, Elk River and many tributary streams that feed those two main rivers. History Historically, the Routt County area was home to nomadic Ute Indians before the mid-nineteenth century, when gold discoveries near Hahn's Peak, above the Elk River valley, attracted white prospectors. Ranchers and farmers followed the miners, taking advantage of the area's fertile river valleys. Steamboat Springs was originally named for the sound of the hot springs along the river making the chug, chug sound of a steamboat. There are many accounts of the vast herds of wildlife in the area as settlers came into the valley and that still holds true today with large herds of elk, mule deer and pronghorn antelope covering the landscape. Shining Mountain Ranch was homesteaded by, and has been in the same family for decades. The ranch has rich history of being a part of a larger cattle ranch that produced cattle that were driven to Steamboat Springs to the railhead in the early days of the Cowtown. Location Heritage Mountain Ranch sits just 20 minutes west of downtown Steamboat Springs and 20 minutes east of the Yampa Valley Regional Airport. The property is very private in its location sitting above Tow Creek just off RCR 50. The drive winds into the property from the south and opens into a large meadow where the home sits at approximately 7200 feet. There are breathtaking views in every direction from the ranch. *Call today for your own showing.

Only 30 minutes west of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, lies a desirable 687 deeded acres known as Papoulis Canyon Ranch. Surrounded by larger conserved ranches, this property presents a blank canvas for those looking for a hunting retreat near Steamboat Springs or the buyer looking for that special acreage to develop a private ranch containing attractive home sites, suitable habitat for small agriculture operations, water resources and topography that attracts big game. Bordering Wolf Creek on its eastern boundary, nestled between large conserved ranches and Wolf Mountain to the north, this ranch includes grasslands, creek bottom coverage, and timbered areas, including cottonwood trees, gambrel oaks, and aspen forests. Free from restrictive covenants, Papoulis Canyon Ranch consists of two parcels: 535 acres and 152 acres. The land is unencumbered and, under Colorado law, could be developed into 19 thirty-five-acre lots or the agricultural and wildlife attributes protected under a conservation easement while still retaining limited development for homesites and ag operations. This diverse ranch consists of multiple spring-fed ponds with water rights and picturesque rock cliff outcroppings throughout the property. Various animals occupy the ranch, including big game species such as elk and mule deer, bear, and pronghorn, as well as multiple small game species. Papoulis Canyon Ranch includes two private gated entrances off of maintained County Road 52, and once through the gates, tree-lined roads pass through the secluded canyons to the perfect building sites and main ponds. Due to the unique topography and canyon entrances, the level of privacy is remarkable for a ranch of this size. Once through the protective entrances, the ranch uniquely unfolds into attractive grasslands and private valleys bordered by sandstone cliffs. Papoulis Canyon Ranch is a very unique opportunity with many options and only a short distance from Steamboat Springs.

Only 9 miles west of Steamboat Springs, the historic Doc Utterback Ranch consists of 1,634 deeded acres and 640 Colorado State Land Board grazing and recreation leased acres. Doc Utterback Ranch is a mosaic of qualities buyers look for in a mountain ranch: only minutes to a world-class ski resort, diverse and extensive topography ranging in elevation from 6,700 to 7,600 consisting of open dry-land meadows, aspen, fir, scrub oak forests, and riparian areas along Tow and Little Tow Creeks that traverse the property. Due to the diverse terrain, heavily wooded areas, water resources, and security that comes with larger acreages, there are significant big game attributes. Throughout the year, mule deer, elk, bear, and mountain lion inhabit the ranch, and a first for the ranch as a cow moose was spotted. Big game hunters will value the dark timber acreages that represent great opportunities for archery and black powder hunting seasons, and as winter progresses, vast areas of aspen and scrub oak forests are ideal for the rifle hunting seasons. Doc Utterback Ranch was settled in 1906, and due to the extensive wildlife benefitting habitat restoration, the prior third-generation owner was awarded the 2011 Upper Yampa Partnership Landowner of the Year for their significant stewardship and improvement to the ranch. Compared to other ranches, the level of stewardship is evident today in the healthy grasslands, riparian, and forested acreages across Doc Utterback Ranch. The acreage is unencumbered and presents a perfect opportunity for the conservation-minded buyer to evaluate the economic incentives of a conservation plan, including Routt Countys Purchase of Development Rights program. The ranch boundary was completely fenced in 2015 with a slick wire fence that is big game friendly. The property includes nine adjudicated springs. Doc Utterback Ranch is a diverse recreational property with impressive wildlife habitat.

The Slater Park Ranch is a high mountain paradise with good county road access from Routt County Road 82. This is classic elk and mule deer country, and the quality of the game in this property is what any sportsman dreams about. There are approximately 4 miles of Slater Creek running the length of the property. On this portion of the creek, there is excellent brook trout and cutthroat trout fishing. Land The many curves and natural holes produce excellent fish habitat and are home to beavers and muskrats alike. The south boundary is 4 miles of Routt National Forest and makes the views from the base of Elk Head Mountains second to none. A good mix of long alpine meadows and sagebrush ridges gives way to aspen groves and classic pine forest mixed in along the back edge of the property. Additionally, Green Creek, Grizzly Creek, and Douglas Creek are all tributaries of Slater Creek and offer approximately 1 mile each of live water year-round. All these creeks on the Slater Park Unit are mostly willow-lined, and Moose have begun to frequent the area as it is not uncommon to see them daily. The ranch offers excellent summer grazing accompanied by the adjoining forest service grazing permit. The sagebrush ridges on the northeast side of the Slater Park Unit are also home to one of the largest sharp-tail grouse leks in the country, as recognized by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. The area is also home to an abundance of other wildlife, such as black bears, mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, and sandhill cranes in the summer. Recreation The ranch is currently collectively enrolled in the Ranching for Wildlife program with other ranches in the area. Under current management, the wildlife and habitat are managed for quality to produce better quality feed and habitat as well as older age class elk, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope. The program allows landowners to maximize their opportunity to utilize their property in exchange for public access on a limited basis. The ranches do yearly habitat projects such as brush and timber mitigation and water projects to enhance the availability of quality feed and water. Colorado Ranching for Wildlife is a cooperative program with private landowners and Colorado Parks and Wildlife that includes incentives to improve habitat on private land. Landowners create diverse plant communities that benefit wildlife throughout the year by managing grazing systems, working on various habitat improvement projects, and developing viable water sources. These well-managed lands provide essential habitat for various species, including grassland-nesting birds, migratory ungulates such as elk, mule deer, and pronghorn, as well as any other wildlife within the ecosystem and pollinators. The program introduced in 1986 was designed to give public hunters access to private ranches. Still, in turn, a considerable benefit allows private landowners to dictate their season dates for optimal hunting opportunities. For landowners, the elk and pronghorn season is a 90-day season that coincides with any open public season. The Mule Deer season is a 60-day season. The RFW license is a weapon of choice license. RFW is limited to ranches with at least 10,000 contiguous acres that contain a significant number of species for which licenses can be drawn. These species include elk, mule deer, and pronghorn on the Slater Creek Ranch. In addition to hunting, that ranches have a great road system through out the property provides additional recreational opportunities that include hiking, mountain biking, UTV and snowmobiling. Region & Climate The area is known for more than 300 days of sunshine and Champagne Powder snow. The area averages 154 inches annually of normal accumulations.Winters are beautiful, with the valley remaining snow-covered for most of the season, but the summer and fall keep people coming back year after year to visit the beautiful Rocky Mountains. Location Northwest Colorado is surrounded by endless beauty and filled with history. The nearest towns include Slater, Craig, Hayden, and Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The Slater Dixon Ranches are 45 minutes from Yampa Valley Regional Airport. The nearby town of Dixon, Wyoming, has a private airport with a 7000 x 75 ft runway just minutes from the ranch. The town of Steamboat Springs is located at 6,732 ft in elevation in Colorado's Yampa Valley. It is home to the Howelsen Hill ski area and the Steamboat Ski Resort. Not only is Steamboat known for its legendary skiing & snowboarding, but the nearby hot springs are therapeutic in nature, especially after a long day on the slopes. Located near the city center, the long-standing Old Town Hot Springs is equipped with swimming, soaking pools, and water slides. This experience is worthwhile and fun for all ages.

Heritage Mountain Ranch is a truly one of a kind legacy property within 20 minutes of Steamboat Springs and the Yampa Valley Regional Airport. This 720+/- acre paradise is located in the Tow Creek drainage and features a beautiful 2760 Sq. Ft, 3 + bedroom 3.5 bathroom home, three lakes, large stands of pine, aspen and Gamble's Oak and multiple springs. The property has fabulous long range views of the Flat Tops, the Park and Gore Ranges. Land This beautiful 720+/- acres of exceptional high mountain ranch land, has three freshwater lakes that range from 2.75-4 acres in size. There are multiple springs on the property that supply water for cattle and wildlife alike. There are large aspen groves and stands of mixed pines that include Lodgepole, Engleman Spruce and Subalpine Fir covering the property. There are several large open high mountain meadows that are located throughout the property as well. Four historic log cabin sites are located on some of the large meadows where the springs feed out. Elevations of the ranch are from approximately 7200 -7700. The ranch is easily accessed via vehicle with the many two track roads around the property. Improvements Heritage Mountain Ranch features a custom built Western Cedar log home constructed in 1988. The home has 1980 Sq.ft. on the main level with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Additionally the main level has a spacious open floor plan with the kitchen, dining and living area all facing large windows that look south towards the Gore Range and the Flat Tops. Up top is a 780 Sq. Ft loft with a bunk room and a half bath as well. There are large windows in the loft providing natural light an excellent views of the mountains to the south. A large wood stove backed by a native rock facia in the living area provides warmth on those cool fall days. Many custom touches in the home including built in china cabinets, book cases, gun cabinet and log spindle railing on the stairs. The large laminated beams that create a beautiful cathedral ceiling in the open living area. The home also has large covered porches on the south and north sides. The north porch overlooks Mirror Lake which has a dock and has historically been an excellent fishery. Beyond Mirror lake are views of the large stone spires of Sand Mountain. There is a large 3 car garage and additional shed that houses the solar batteries and generator. Recreation Heritage Mountain Ranch is a place that truly has the recreationalist in mind. There are 3 spring fed lakes located around the ranch. Mirror Lake sits just a short walk out the back door of the house and has historically been an excellent fishery. There are two docks with composite decking and the water in the lake is controlled by a gate valve. Additionally the lake has a culvert type overflow. During the summer the lake produces approximately 30GPM flow to the stream that feeds into Tow Creek on the east side of the ranch. The two lakes on the northern portion of the property are currently utilized for wildlife and livestock water. There is a possibility that both could be stocked with fish but would require an aerator for any chance of winter survival or the understanding of winterkill. The big game hunting on Heritage Mountain Ranch is the keystone feature and some of the vey best in the area. The ranch is home to elk, mule deer, black bear, mountain lion, coyotes and many small mammals as well . Upland birds such as Dusky and Sharptail grouse are also native to the ranch. Historically, the ranch has held large numbers of elk throughout the summer months where the cows will have their calves in large lush meadows. During the fall as temps begin to cool and bugling bulls will be scattered across the ranch, hunters will have ample opportunity for an amazing hunting experience. Mostly utilized as a family hunting sanctuary, the property has also been leased to a local outfitter for additional income opportunities. There are ample numbers of black bears that frequent the area and give hunters a good chance for seeing them every time they are in the field. Moose have recently been seen on the ranch and are becoming more and more common every year as they expand their range west. Additionally the ranch can be utilized for a multitude of activities such as hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, ATV/UTV riding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and cross country skiing. Agriculture Cattle spend the summer grazing on the plentiful native grasses on Heritage Mountain Ranch. The neighboring rancher who has a long history on the ranch has leased the property for many years and has exceptional knowledge of the property and surrounding area. Cattle come on to the ranch in early summer and will be moved out by the third week of September. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Any owned water rights will convey. General Operations The ranch has been in the same family for decades and started off as a homestead cattle ranch. In recent years it is primarily used as a vacation and recreation property with grazing being leased for additional income and tax benefit. The property is set up to continue as a recreational retreat for hunting, fishing, horseback riding, ATV/UTV riding, hiking, mountain biking in the summer and snowmobiling, snowshoeing and cross country skiing in the winter months. Region & Climate Routt County is known for its mild summers and snowy winters. On average the area sees over 243 days of sun. Rainfall in the area is around 18-20 inches annually and snowfall on average is 130+ inches. Typically summers temps will average 55-85 degrees and winter will see 6-40 degrees average. Higher and lower temps are always possible. Steamboat Springs is known for its exceptional skiing snow referred to as Champagne powder. This describes the dry, fluffy powder that is common on the mountain. The area is home to the Yampa River, Elk River and many tributary streams that feed those two main rivers. History Historically, the Routt County area was home to nomadic Ute Indians before the mid-nineteenth century, when gold discoveries near Hahn's Peak, above the Elk River valley, attracted white prospectors. Ranchers and farmers followed the miners, taking advantage of the area's fertile river valleys. Steamboat Springs was originally named for the sound of the hot springs along the river making the chug, chug sound of a steamboat. There are many accounts of the vast herds of wildlife in the area as settlers came into the valley and that still holds true today with large herds of elk, mule deer and pronghorn antelope covering the landscape. Heritage Mountain Ranch was homesteaded by, and has been in the same family for decades. The ranch has rich history of being a part of a larger cattle ranch that produced cattle that were driven to Steamboat Springs to the railhead in the early days of the cowtown. Location Heritage Mountain Ranch sits just 20 minutes west of downtown Steamboat Springs and 20 minutes east of the Yampa Valley Regional Airport. The property is very private in its location sitting above Tow Creek just off RCR 50. The drive winds into the property from the south and opens into a large meadow where the home sits at approximately 7200 feet. There are breathtaking views in every direction from the ranch. Call today for your own showing.

Nestled on 120 acres of pristine Colorado wilderness, this cozy cabin is surrounded by towering aspen trees and loaded with wildlife. The cabin itself features three comfortable bedrooms and two bathrooms, perfect for family and friends. Warm up by one of the two wood-burning fireplaces after a day of exploring, or step out onto the expansive outdoor deck to take in the breathtaking Colorado sunsets. Land Ag Statues and Square Footage adjustment 2025* This property is a hunter's paradise located in GMU 131, renowned for its elk, mule deer, bear, and moose populations. Tags are easily obtainable as it is in an over-the-counter unit. The land boasts a diverse mix of trees, including spruce, aspen, oaks, and serviceberries, providing a rich habitat for wildlife and a beautiful landscape year-round. Securely located behind a locked gate, the cabin is just a short drive from the charming town of Oak Creek, CO. It's only 35 minutes from Steamboat Springs, famous for its world-class skiing, and a mere 15 minutes from Stagecoach Reservoir and the Flat Top Wilderness, offering endless outdoor recreational opportunities. Equipment can be included in the sale. This property is the perfect retreat for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

The Tow Creek Ranch is 619 +/- acres located 15 minutes west of Steamboat Springs. A recreation and sportsman's dream property sitting in GMU 214 is home to many resident elk and deer throughout the ranch. Throughout the fall and early winter the migration of elk from the east gives a constant influx of new game moving through the property. There is approximately 3/4 mile of Tow Creek as well as multiple springs providing water. Land The ranch has a dramatic landscape with grassy valleys, oak brush and aspen ridges. The land is well watered with 3/4 of a mile of Tow Creek and several springs and ponds are located throughout the property. There is ample cover and feed for wildlife and livestock as well. Looking around from the highest ridges provides views of Mt. Werner, the Zirkel Wilderness and the Park Range as well as Pyramid Peak and the Flat Tops and the Gore Range to the south. There is currently a grazing lease in place with a well known producer, providing some income and allowing the ranch to maintain its agricultural status. The ranch has a very good road and trail network that allows travel to just about every portion of the ranch either by pickup, side by side or ATV. Elevations of the ranch are from approximately 7200 -7700. Improvements There is a 374 Sq. Ft. 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom cabin with modest finishes located on the south edge of the property with a small pond and brook just out the front door. The detached 10'x20 garage/equipment building gives ample room for storage and holds a generator that provides power to the cabin and garage. Water for the cabin is provided from a spring that is piped in from just north of the building site. The cabin is comfortable but rustic and sits in a beautiful shaded valley along the southern border of the ranch. Recreation Located in hunting Colorado Game Management unit 214, the ranch qualifies for landowner vouchers for deer with over the counter tags for elk . Hunting on the ranch for is top notch and hunters can expect opportunities for elk, mule deer, black bear, mountain lion, multiple small game animals as well as sharp-tail and Dusky Grouse. With an excellent trail and road system the ranch is set up well for horseback riding, ATV and UTV riding, hiking, biking, snowmobiling, snow shoeing and cross country skiing. The nearby National Forest provides unlimited recreational opportunities with the lakes and trail heads. Skiing at the famed Steamboat Ski area and Howelsen Hill are just a short 15-20 minute drive. There is a very diverse variety of songbirds and migratory birds for the bird watching enthusiast. Agriculture Currently the ranch is leased by a local rancher for summer grazing. The summer grazing season is approximately June 15th to October 15th. General Operations Utilized as a summer and fall family destination ranch the property has been enjoyed by multiple generations and is one of the most beautiful locations in the Yampa Valley. The original homestead cabin still stands in the big meadow just east of where the current cabin sits. Region & Climate Routt County is known for its mild summers and snowy winters. On average the area sees over 243 days of sun. Rainfall in the area is around 18-20 inches annually and snowfall on average is 130+ inches. Typically summers temps will average 55-85 degrees and winter will see 6-40 degrees average. Higher and lower temps are always possible. Steamboat Springs is known for its exceptional skiing snow referred to as Champagne powder. This describes the dry, fluffy powder that is common on the mountain. The area is home to the Yampa River, Elk River and many tributary streams that feed those two main rivers. History Historically, the Routt County area was home to nomadic Ute Indians before the mid-nineteenth century, when gold discoveries near Hahn's Peak, above the Elk River valley, attracted white prospectors. Ranchers and farmers followed the miners, taking advantage of the area's fertile river valleys. Steamboat Springs was originally named for the sound of the hot springs along the river making the chug, chug sound of a steamboat. There are many accounts of the vast herds of wildlife in the area as settlers came into the valley and that still holds true today with large herds of elk, mule deer and pronghorn antelope covering the landscape. Tow Creek Ranch was homesteaded by, and has been in the same family for decades. The ranch has rich history of being a part of a larger cattle ranch that produced cattle that were driven to Steamboat Springs to the railhead in the early days of the Cowtown. Location Tow Creek Ranch sits just 20 minutes west of downtown Steamboat Springs and 20 minutes east of the Yampa Valley Regional Airport. The property is very private in its location sitting above Tow Creek just off RCR 50. The drive crosses Tow Creek and winds into the property from the west where the home is tucked into a shady mountain valley with a small creek and pond near by. There are breathtaking views in every direction from the ranch.

For more information or to schedule a showing, Contact Brian Smith, Broker|Partner, Hall and Hall, LLP at 970-879-5544. A landmark river property located just five miles from Steamboat Springs, the 1,113+/- acre Yampa River Ranch offers an exceptional confluence of water, fishing, location, and investment appeal. This legacy ranch boasts one of the longest contiguous stretches of private river in the entire Yampa valley, with 1.5+/- miles of the Yampa River plus another .85+/- mile of multiple side channels. The cottonwood-lined river corridor supports a highly productive fishery with diverse natural habitat that sustains healthy wild trout populations. Senior water rights supply irrigated hay meadows, which are complemented by expansive alfalfa fields. Its riparian zones and production areas provide rich habitat for a diverse range of wildlife, including waterfowl, raptors, mule deer, and migratory elk. The ranch operates with limited expenses that are covered by multiple income streams. Strategically located just minutes from both the Steamboat Ski Resort and a commercial airport, the ranch enjoys premier accessibility. With no existing conservation easement, the property also presents substantial future land use flexibility and preservation potential, making it an exceptionally compelling river property with proximity to a world-class resort town.

Yampa Headwaters Ranch consists of 610 acres with 2 live creeks, multiple stocked ponds, custom barn with 2 bedroom apartment and highlighted by an Army Corps of Engineers permitted wetland mitigation bank with over 200 wetland credits available to serve growth in Northwest Colorado. Perfectly located between Steamboat Springs and the Vail Valley, this ranch's diverse landscape includes portfolio of senior water rights including Yamcolo and Stillwater Reservoirs, 100+ acre irrigated hay meadow, over 250 acres of wetland and riparian bordering Brinker and Chimney Creeks and upland acreage of rolling sagebrush topography. Brinker and Chimney Creeks, headwaters of the Yampa River, meander through the ranch for over 2.5 miles and provide opportunities for rainbow and brown trout species. Two of the largest stocked ponds, Big Pond and Acord Pond are both fed by lives water and stocked with rainbow and the occasional brown trout has migrated in. Due to the live water and extensive riparian acreage, Yampa Headwaters Ranch is a year-round destination for waterfowl including mallards, teal, wood duck, geese and in recent years, two pairs of Sandhill cranes have nested and raised their young on the ranch. Bordering BLM, the ranch is home to mule deer, antelope and the occasional elk herd migrating through. Ranch headquarters with views and access to the Flattops Wilderness area includes a custom barn with 2 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom apartment, 3 x 14 bay doors, and already set up for big game processing including walk in cooler and commercial cleaning table. Yampa Headwaters Ranch's wetland mitigation bank was permitted in 2003 and has transferred wetland credits throughout Northwest Colorado for unavoidable wetland impacts from Vail and Beaver Creek, to Steamboat Springs and west to Craig and Meeker. Yampa Headwaters Ranch benefits from traditional ag economics of cattle grazing and hay production but the wetland mitigation bank future credit sales brands this ranch impossible to reproduce in todays ranch market.

Located in the prestigious South Valley area just minutes from downtown Steamboat Springs, Lot 15 at Lake Catamount is one of the most coveted parcels in this exclusive mountain community. This 35.08 acre homesite offers sweeping 360-degree views of Lake Catamount, the iconic Heritage Cabin, surrounding conserved ranchlands, and the adjoining National Forest. As one of the last available original lots, Lot 15 stands out not only for its size and setting but also for its significanceit was the first lot selected during the initial Lake Catamount lottery, a clear testament to its superior location and remarkable scenery. Positioned within a private, gated community, this parcel includes a generous 3.3 acre building envelopeperfect for designing a custom mountain retreat that emphasizes seclusion, natural beauty, and direct access to outdoor recreation. The lot borders both open space and National Forest lands, ensuring long-term privacy and direct access to a network of private trails right from your back door. Lake Catamount is home to a 530 acre private lake managed by the Catamount Ranch & Club. Residents have the option to join the Club, gaining access to first-class amenities, including a Tom Weiskopf-designed championship golf course, the Lake House fitness center, tennis and pickleball courts, a year-round hot tub, and the Lake House Grille. The lake offers a full range of summer water sports, such as paddleboarding, kayaking, sailing, water skiing, and private fly fishing for stocked trout. In winter, the landscape transforms into a Nordic skiing and snowshoeing haven. Membership also includes access to the Catamount Ranch golf course, known for its alpine setting, environmental sensitivity, and Audubon certification. Lot 15 is within a mile of the Sarvis Creek Wilderness, ideal for hiking, wildlife viewing, and big game hunting. With utilities at the lot line and a rare combination of views, privacy, and access, Lot 15 represents an extraordinary opportunity in one of Colorados most refined recreational communities.

With access to over 5,000 private, deeded acres at your fingertips and miles of adjoining public lands, Jubilee Ranch is a five-bedroom estate within the exclusive King Creek Ranch that is an easy escape from Steamboat Springs and the Vail Valley. This is a unique ranch ownership opportunity, not a club or HOA. Enjoy a vast array of ranch amenities including the exceptional lodge with private chef, horse barns and custom riding arena, miles of Egeria Creek, lakes, and the Colorado River to fish, regulation skeet and 5-stand shooting ranges, luxury camping, a fleet of snowmobiles, a golf driving range, guest cabin, and much more. The 40-acre Jubilee Ranch features a custom luxury home designed to evoke the grandeur of a European hunting lodge, complete with soaring vaulted ceilings, stone columns, intricately carved marble, and opulent details. Wood beams adorn the great room that is framed by a two-story stone fireplace on each end, while the grand windows and wide flagstone deck highlight the views of Egeria Canyon and the Gore Mountain Range. Multiple gathering spaces are designed to entertain large groups and ensure comfort. From the family room with theatre capability and a pool table to the sitting room off the kitchen with a cozy fireplace, or the home gym and private office, the quality craftmanship and materials are evident. Five ensuite bedrooms all have private access to a deck or patio for enjoying the view. The main level primary suite includes a fireplace, soaking tub, and steam shower. This ranch is home to an impressive herd of trophy quality elk and mule deer, sage and dusky grouse, moose, bear, and other diverse wildlife species. To ensure the quality of every ranch experience and ease of ownership, the ranch employs professional staff to provide personal service and cover all of the management duties. Prospective buyers must be qualified prior to touring.

Spanning 60 acres +/- acres , the Middle Yampa River Home and Acreage is rich in water and full of potential! With panoramic views, Yampa River frontage, and 2 large ponds, the setting is perfect for turning dreams into reality! Whether you're seeking serenity, recreation, or just a river front property with incredible promise, this property is ready to bring your vision to life! Land This exceptional property offers a rare blend of natural beauty, recreational opportunity, and agricultural potential. Set amidst tranquil hay meadows, it features two impressive ponds. One just under 1.5 acres, and the other just under 2 acres with depths ranging from 8 to 12 feet, providing both visual appeal and functionality. Nearly a quarter-mile of Yampa River frontage further enhances the landscape, offering a peaceful setting as well as direct access to one of the Yampa Valley's many impressive fisheries. The Yampa River hosts populations of northern pike and trout species, making this an ideal location for private, undisturbed fishing right on the property. Included water rights support potential agricultural use or irrigation, while the vegetation, primarily consisting of lush grass meadows, willows lining the ponds and riverbanks, and scattered cottonwoods, helps create a peaceful and picturesque environment. Improvements Perched to take full advantage of its setting, this underground home enjoys sweeping views of the Yampa River and the town in the distance. Boasting approximately 1,575 square feet, the residence includes 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Additional improvements include a large shop, ideal for equipment storage or workshop use, a lean-to for added covered storage, and a small utility shed. With utilities in place and a strong foundation, this property is ready for your vision to take shape. Location This property is ideally located in a peaceful rural setting, just 15 minutes northwest of Hayden, a charming town known for its local businesses and restaurants. Hayden is also home to the Yampa Valley Regional Airport, which offers convenient commercial services to various destinations, making travel convenient. Approximately 30 minutes to the west, Craig provides essential amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, and a hospital, covering all your basic needs. Steamboat, located around 45 minutes east of the property, is a premier ski destination famous for its Champagne Powder snow. In addition to skiing, Steamboat offers downtown shopping, restaurants, Hot Springs, and much more. Surrounded by natural beauty, this location offers easy access to nearby National Forests, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you enjoy fishing, rafting, hiking, or hunting, endless recreational opportunities await. With neighboring towns offering a variety of amenities and activities, this property strikes the perfect balance between peaceful rural living and access to both daily necessities and exciting adventures.

Looking for the perfect acreage for your family's recreational retreat and big game hunting destination in Northwest Colorado? Look no further, Yellow Dog Ranch has it all! This diverse 340-acre property borders large ranches and sits in the heart of Northwest Colorado's largest elk migratory corridor. Located just below Pilots Knob off County Road 80, its a scenic one-hour drive from Steamboat Springs. The centerpiece of this family retreat is a spacious, custom barn with a heated shop, a fully appointed kitchen, a cozy living room with fireplace, multiple bedrooms, and a master suite featuring a private deck overlooking the ponds. Known as the Center of the Universe for recreational access, Yellow Dog Ranch offers varied terrain, aspens, dark timber, open meadows, dispersed springs, and four large adjudicated ponds. Located in Colorado Game Unit 441, the habitat is ideal for attracting big game. The ponds not only offer aesthetic beauty and recreation (like paddle boarding and fishing for rainbow trout) but also include adjudicated water rights and a developed spring for ample domestic use. Since 2007, the current owner has spared no detail. From the welded-pipe gated entrance to the custom barns design, every element blends functionality and family comfort. This isn't just a "guys hunting camp"-it's a gourmet chefs delight and a serene escape for all ages, complete with outdoor fire pit. The ultimate setting for s'mores and family stories. Bordering millions of acres of USFS lands including California Park and Slater Park-adventure awaits, with ATV trails leading all the way to Steamboat Lake and Wyoming. Schedule your tour of Yellow Dog Ranch today and experience this thoughtfully crafted legacy property in Northwest Colorado.

The Kelly Place is a secluded 160-acre wildlife haven sharing ~1.25 miles of border with National Forest on two sides. This private parcel sits just a few miles south of Toponas, CO, and features a mix dark of timbered slopes, aspen glades, rolling brush covered hill side, and meadows with spring fed ponds that provide diverse topography and habitat. Ample opportunities to hunt high quality elk, mule deer, and black bear are combined with accessible recreational pursuits on the near-by Colorado River, Flat Tops Wilderness Area, King Mountain Recreational Area, upper Yampa River, and more. Located within an hour of both Steamboat Springs and the Vail Valley, The Kelly Place offers easy options for skiing, dining, shopping, and airports. This property has been held in the same family for generations and has been utilized as a base for summer cattle grazing, exceptional hunting experiences, and lifelong memories.

KU Ranch is a rare offering in the heart of the Elk River Valley, Steamboat Springs. This breathtaking 70-acre parcel combines natural beauty, abundant water, and iconic Colorado views. This ranch boasts four springs to filled ponds and two running creeks ensuring a reliable water source for livestock, gardening, or simply enhancing the landscape's beauty. The presence of water adds tremendous value and versatility to this property. This land offers a lush, vibrant landscape perfect for agriculture, recreation, or your dream mountain retreat. Enjoy panoramic vistas of Sleepy Giant, Pilot Knob, and the majestic Flat Tops Wilderness from nearly every angle. A short drive to downtown Steamboat Springs, yet worlds away in peace and privacy, this legacy property captures the essence of the Yampa Valley lifestyle. Whether youre looking to build, invest, or simply escapethis land is a one-of-a-kind opportunity. This piece is truly a Diamond in The Rough, KU 74 Ranch is 5th generation working ranch on CR 129, Elk River Road, year-round maintained. This property is fully fenced with corrals ready for your livestock and horses. Just a short 9-mile drive to the world-renowned Steamboat Springs, youll have easy access to skiing, dining, shopping, and a vibrant community, while still enjoying the peace and quiet of rural life. The Elk River Valley is home to an abundance of wildlife and is in GMU 14, making this property privately hunted. Public fishing nearby with Steamboat Lake and Pearl Lake only about 15 miles away. This remarkable property offers a unique opportunity for those seeking a serene retreat or a potential investment in a stunning location. Contact us today to schedule a private tour and experience all that this remarkable property has to offer!

This 35-acre homesite in Billy Kidd Ranch offers rare lake and mountain views just 20 minutes from Steamboat Springs. One of only five parcels in a private subdivision bordering Stagecoach State Park, the land overlooks Stagecoach Reservoir and the Flattops Mountain Range. The lot features a south-facing slope, ideal for building, with direct access to year-round recreationfishing, boating, trails, and winter sports. The nearby town of Oak Creek, just 4 miles away, provides essential services, while Steamboat Ski Resort lies only 15 miles north. A unique opportunity to build in a scenic, low-density neighborhood with existing custom homes.

Located just 7.5 miles north of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, this coveted 1/3 mile stretch of both sides of the Elk River is quiet, private and easy to access. Paved Routt County Road 129 is maintained year-round by the County, providing quick access into Steamboat and its world-clas skiing. Approximately 23 acres are on the north side of the river; they are completely covered in cottonwoods and pines in a park-like setting. The south bank of the river is flanked by a steep hillside that is loaded with game trails meandering through the thick pine forest. The remaining acreage, accessible when the river is lower or frozen, is a level and rolling aspen-covered bench that attracts elk, deer, bear, and an occasional moose. The property is within a half mile of an additional 2 miles of public fishing on the Elk River and the Routt National Forest. With no covenants, close proximity to Colorado's second largest ski area, public land nearby, live water, and great privacy--this property checks most of the boxes for quality, recreational acreage.

Welcome to the "top of the world, a unique log home perched atop one of the highest points in the area, offering breathtaking 360-degree views of surrounding mountains and valleys. Situated on 35 acres of private land in Elk River Mountain Ranch, this property provides privacy and natural beauty, while still being just 22 minutes from downtown Steamboat Springs. Convenient access to dining, shopping, and recreational activities including world-class skiing. Rustic log construction creates a warm and inviting atmosphere with expansive windows throughout for abundant natural light and views from virtually every room. Whether youre relaxing, entertaining guests, or enjoying a quiet moment on the wrap around deck, the views are simply stunning. The home offers a primary bedroom, full bath and half bath on the main level and a large loft on the second level with ample room for family and friends. Also 384 square feet of unfinished space on the lower level, providing the option for expansion and your personal touch. Could be a home office, workshop, fitness room, or additional guest suite, The expansive outdoor space offers endless possibilitieswhether youre hiking, snowshoeing, biking, or simply exploring your own backyard. The 35 acres provide ample room for outdoor adventures, while also ensuring a serene and tranquil lifestyle. With abundant wildlife and few neighbors in sight, escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy your own mountain retreat. Love to hunt? Just a short distance to National Forest or BLM. Also, Steamboat Springs Airport/Bob Adams Field (SBS) is located between this home and Steamboat Springs. This General Aviation (GA) Airport with over 12,000 operations per year includes private, recreational, training, corporate, business, medical evacuation, and firefighting by based and transient airplanes and helicopters.

All the hard work has been done for you!! Get started building this beautiful home with incredible views, asap! Stunning plans which are HOA and CO State engineer approved/stamped ready to go. Currently the property has full active septic (sized for 3500sqft 4bdroom,3bath home), high flowing well, Reverse osmosis water filter with 300 gallon tank, instant hot water for shower/sink, washer/dryer hookups, 220V 50Amp outlets in both workshop side and on Garage side for EV vehicle or welder use. Also available is a 2000 Gallon concrete cistern buried beside the driveway close to the home site, for extra fire suppression or ag use. Quality built ag building/detached garage with extra space for workshop, workout, etc. with zero maintenance wood siding with no visible fasteners - it is a heat treated, rot and bug resistant wood product that will grey with time and needs no staining/sealing for its lifetime. Full 3 zone heated concrete floor, electric based (so no buried NG/Propane tank needed), Wi-Fi enabled cameras, garage door, and light switch for exterior light. Planning office said it could be changed to a small caretaker unit with some permit mods if a home is getting built. Currently on Starlink. 39+ acres and low HOA fees! Each owner shares in the use of approximately 156 acres of open space, to 1 mile of restored Trout Creek and a 2+ acre pond/lake for fishing. Privacy and yet just 20 minutes from Steamboat Springs, CO, where you will find amazing restaurants, Farmers Market, Old Town Hot Springs, Rodeo Grounds, Howelsen Hill, and lots of options for adventures including but not limited to biking, Nordic skiing, hiking and world-class skiing at Steamboat Resort. Also nearby is the Stagecoach Reservoir for amazing fishing, swimming, boating and hiking.