Huerfano County, Colorado Land For Sale (219 results)

Discover Your Own 3.44 Acre Retreat in Scenic Huerfano County, Colorado! Escape to nature’s embrace in beautiful Huerfano County, Colorado! This 3.44-acre parcel is located in the coveted Navajo Ranch Subdivision and offers the perfect blend of tranquility and adventure for outdoor enthusiasts. The generous size of this well-treed lot offers you ample space for various possibilities. This serene location boasts breathtaking views which provide a picturesque backdrop that is nestled within nature. Secure your own piece of paradise today with our flexible owner financing – only a $2,497 down payment and then a mere $347 per month for 72 months to own over 3 acres of land. Bid adieu to the complexities of credit checks and banking bureaucracy – this is your straightforward path to land ownership. Or, opt for even greater affordability with our Discounted Cash Price of $23,497! Rest easy with our 90-Day No-Worry Guarantee – your satisfaction is our utmost priority! Adventure awaits just beyond your doorstep! Don’t miss out on this golden opportunity – reach out today for comprehensive details.

A cornerstone Wahatoya landholding, the Doubloon Ranch rests in the shadow of the Spanish Peaks just south of La Veta. Perched on the edge of the Wahatoya Mesa, the home provides unsurpassed mountain views. The Ranch's 2,525 Deeded Acres consist of varied terrain and elevations. The lower end of the ranch starts at 7200' with gambles oak, ponderosa pine & pinion with several canyons & large open meadows enjoyed by the wildlife. The upper end of the ranch is an alpine paradise where it crests at 9400' adjoining NF and the Spanish Peaks Wilderness area where bear, turkey, elk and deer are abundant. Aspen lined meadows and towering pines accompanied by several deeded springs creates a wildlife haven. The main home is breathtaking & built to the highest standard where it has room and accommodations to host large crowds or enjoy the natural serenity in solitude. A guest house, horse barn, pipe fencing and shop round out the improvements.

Super private mountain setting at 6,700 feet bordering Blackhawk State Wildlife Area! 1,000+ foot long rough-cut driveway takes you all the way to the top of the property where epic views of the Spanish Peak await all overlooking the picturesque wildlife area with nobody around! If you love the outdoors, you are sure to appreciate the blend of a Pinon/Juniper/Ponderosa forest with hidden meadows, game trails and a seasonal creek running through the lower section of the land. 900+ square foot salt box style cabin sits about halfway up the driveway tucked into the trees on gentle terrain. This structure was built according to engineered plans and sits on raised Sonotube footers. Exterior walls were Tyvek wrapped and finished off with plywood sheets and cedar planking. The covered porch/breezeway has a generous amount of covered storage and leads you into the main floor where youll enjoy living room/dining room/kitchen space. Upstairs has potential for two bedrooms. Additional framing material, flooring planks, cedar siding planks, plywood, a 3000 watt generator and a wood burning stove are all included! Year round access, power to the edge of the property and just a ten minute drive from I-25! Make this your ultimate mountain escape! Entire 70 acres with cabin now priced at $239,000!!

Looking for the ideal getaway property? How about this expansive 48 acre parcel in Milligan Ranch sitting at 8,000 feet just a mile as the crows flies to San Isabel National Forest? Premium mountain views from a table top ridge with full on southern sun! Easy county road access back to Highway 69 just outside Gardner Colorado. Hidden meadows, huge Pinon pines and Douglas Fir, seasonal creek all add to the diversity of this mountain parcel. Tap into huge areas of national forest and BLM with underground power to the property edge. Priced at $99,000

When you step inside this home you will be immediately captivated by the original portion of the home, which was built over 100 years ago. It's now a spacious family room with beautifully restored log walls and a stone fireplace. As you walk through your imagination will come alive with thoughts of what life was like here in 1919. The historic charm doesn't stop there. This property also includes a 2 room school house, built in 1916. It's a piece of history waiting to be cherished. The home has been expanded to include 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. It features a spacious kitchen and dining room with an abundance of natural light. The open-concept layout makes it the perfect place for entertaining friends and family. It is horse ready with fencing, a barn and loafing shed. Also included are junior water rights to Wendlandt Spring which is located on the property. Located less than a mile from 85,000 acres of San Isabel National Forest this location leaves nothing to be desired for the outdoor enthusiasts, you'll be spoiled at the endless opportunities this area provides for fishing, hunting, and exploring the rugged wilderness. Make this legacy property yours today.

Located in the Turkey Ridge Ranch subdivision of Huerfano County, this 40.22+/- acre property offers gentle terrain, sweeping views of the Spanish Peaks and Greenhorn Mountain, and convenient access to the outdoor recreation of Southern Colorado. The property sits in an open setting with plenty of room to spread out and is located within minutes of thousands of acres of public land. With no existing structures, the property provides flexibility for a future home, cabin, recreational basecamp, or weekend getaway. The property is currently unimproved and partially fenced. The terrain consists of open ground with mountain cholla, junipers, and a mix of native and non-native grasses. The combination of open areas and scattered vegetation provides habitat and cover for wildlife found throughout the area. Mule deer, pronghorn, turkey, and elk are present in the surrounding area, with the occasional bear also reported. The property is located in Colorado Parks and Wildlife GMU 128, providing additional opportunities for those interested in hunting and wildlife viewing. Buyers should verify current hunting seasons, licenses, tags, and regulations with Colorado Parks and Wildlife. The surrounding area is well suited for outdoor recreation, with multiple public-land access points nearby. These areas provide opportunities for hunting, hiking, camping, wildlife viewing, and exploring the varied terrain of Southern Colorado. Cucharas Canyon is one of the larger nearby recreational areas, with approximately 6,000 acres of BLM-managed land. The canyon and surrounding landscape include pion-juniper, grasslands, sagebrush, and rugged canyon terrain, creating a large area to explore beyond the boundaries of the property. In addition to the nearby BLM land, there are State Trust Land properties within GMU 128 that can provide additional hunting and recreational opportunities when open and when applicable access requirements are met. The combination of private acreage and nearby public land gives this property a strong recreational component, with plenty of opportunity to enjoy the surrounding area beyond your own 40.22+/- acres. Power is available along the county road, which serves as the western boundary of the property, providing a nearby option for future electrical service. The Turkey Ridge Ranch Property Owners Association maintains the subdivision roads, providing established road access throughout the ranch. Local wells in the area are reported to commonly reach depths near 1,000 feet, and water delivery is also available locally. The location provides convenient access to Walsenburg and Interstate 25, making it easy to reach nearby services while maintaining the open setting of rural Huerfano County. The property provides a good balance of accessibility and recreation, with private acreage for future plans and public land nearby for additional outdoor opportunities. For someone looking for Southern Colorado acreage, the combination of mountain views, wildlife, recreational access, and room to spread out makes this property a compelling opportunity. The 40.22+/- acres provide plenty of space for a future home or recreational setup, while the surrounding public lands add another dimension to the property's outdoor appeal. From the views of the Spanish Peaks and Greenhorn Mountain to the wildlife and nearby public land, this Turkey Ridge Ranch property offers a chance to own acreage in a scenic part of Huerfano County. With gentle terrain, no existing structures, partial fencing, power available along the western border and county road, maintained subdivision roads, and access to Walsenburg and I-25, there is plenty of flexibility for the next owner to make the property their own. If you're looking for acreage with mountain views, wildlife, public-land access, and room to spread out, this property in Turkey Ridge Ranch is worth taking a closer look at.

Located in southern Colorado's Huerfano County, this 40.2 acre property in the Turkey Ridge Ranch POA offers a versatile combination of buildable land, grazing potential, expansive mountain views, native habitat, and convenient access to public land recreation. The property provides an opportunity to own a manageable acreage in an area known for wide-open landscapes, abundant wildlife, and access to some of southern Colorado's premier outdoor recreation. The parcel is currently used for grazing and features predominantly flat terrain that provides multiple possibilities for future use. Whether you are looking for a potential homesite, a recreational base camp, a small acreage investment, or a property that can continue to support agricultural or grazing use, the level topography provides a practical foundation for planning improvements. Power is available along School House Drive, adding to the property's development potential. Access to the property is from County Road 103 via an unmaintained access road locally known as School House Drive. Directly across School House Drive from the property is a historic schoolhouse that was used by some of the area's original settlers. This nearby landmark adds a connection to the history of the region and provides additional character to the property's setting. School House Drive takes its locally recognized name from this historic structure, which remains a reminder of the early settlement and agricultural history of the area. The landscape is characteristic of this portion of southern Colorado, with native vegetation including mountain cholla, mountain ball cactus, Great Plains yucca, native grasses, and other high-plains plant communities. This natural setting provides open views and wildlife habitat while maintaining the wide-open character that makes Huerfano County acreage attractive to landowners and outdoor enthusiasts. One of the standout features of the property is its mountain scenery. Views include the prominent Spanish Peaks along with Greenhorn Mountain, creating a scenic backdrop across the surrounding landscape. The open terrain allows these mountain views to be appreciated from much of the property and provides a strong sense of the expansive southern Colorado landscape. For recreation, the property is located minutes from access points to Cucharas Canyon BLM lands. Nearby public land expands the recreational opportunities available from this location, with opportunities for hiking, hunting, camping, wildlife viewing, and exploring the surrounding country. In addition to nearby BLM lands, multiple State Trust Land properties are located in the vicinity. Wildlife is an important part of the area's appeal. The surrounding region supports a large pronghorn population, and mule deer also move through the area. Turkeys and elk can be found within the broader region, including the Cucharas Canyon area. Located within Colorado Parks and Wildlife GMU 128, the property is well positioned for buyers interested in wildlife, hunting opportunities in the surrounding region, and access to a variety of public lands. The eastern boundary of the parcel is fenced. As with any rural acreage, buyers should verify boundary locations, fence ownership and condition, easements, access rights, utility availability, zoning, building requirements, and any other matters important to their intended use. This 40.2 acre Turkey Ridge Ranch property offers a combination of relatively flat and usable ground, established grazing use, nearby power, mountain views, native Colorado vegetation, regional wildlife, and close proximity to public land. Its location in Huerfano County places you within reach of the Cucharas Canyon area and the broader recreational opportunities of southern Colorado. For the land buyer seeking buildable acreage with room to create a future retreat, establish a base camp for exploring Colorado's public lands, continue grazing use, or simply enjoy a piece of the high plains with views of the Spanish Peaks and Greenhorn Mountain, this property deserves consideration. The combination of 40.2 acres, practical terrain, nearby utilities, established access, regional wildlife, a connection to local history, and proximity to BLM recreation creates a versatile land ownership opportunity in southern Colorado's Huerfano County.

Set along the eastern slopes of Big Sheep Mountain near Gardner, this 105-acre property offers a secluded mountain setting with an established off-grid cabin, direct adjacency to public land, and expansive views stretching across the surrounding country and eastern plains. With existing improvements already in place and a recently improved access road leading into the property, it is well suited for recreational use, hunting trips, seasonal stays, or simply having a private place to spend time in the mountains. The primary improvement is a 16' x 36' Pro-Shed Durango log cabin with an additional 12' x 16' loft. Tucked into the varying terrain above the valley, the cabin takes advantage of the property's elevation and broad eastern exposure while still maintaining the secluded feel of the mountain. A covered porch provides a comfortable place to sit outside and take in the long-distance views, including impressive sunrises over the plains below. The cabin is mostly furnished and has been set up for functional off-grid use, including a propane refrigerator and range, dining furniture, beds, cookware, linens, and other furnishings. A roughly 1,000-gallon water storage system supplies the cabin, while an on-demand water heater provides hot water to the kitchen sink and indoor tub/shower, along with an outdoor shower for enjoying the views. A 250-gallon transfer tank with pump is included with the property, along with other miscellaneous items for operation and maintenance. Power is supplied by generator, and an industrial-style outhouse with a manual drain system provides an additional practical improvement for extended stays. A 20-foot metal storage container also offers useful space for tools, recreational equipment, supplies, and other gear. Access to the property is through a private locked gate, and the access road has recently been improved, making the trip into the cabin more manageable while still maintaining the privacy of the setting. With no through traffic and a location tucked against Big Sheep Mountain, the property feels removed from busier areas without sacrificing established access. Beyond the cabin, the acreage offers a varied mountain landscape with rocky terrain, open clearings, flats, overlooks, oak brush, and pockets of surviving ponderosa pine. The changes in elevation create plenty of ground to explore, whether on foot, horseback, or ATV/UTV where appropriate, while the more open portions of the property provide impressive visibility across the valley and surrounding mountain country. One of the property's most notable features is its boundary with a large tract of BLM land on Big Sheep Mountain, greatly expanding the surrounding area available for outdoor recreation. A spring is located just beyond the northwest corner of the property on BLM land, while a larger holding pond sits less than a quarter mile below in a broad meadow. These nearby water sources, combined with the surrounding public land and varied vegetation, contribute to the area's wildlife habitat. The property was affected by a wildfire several years ago, although the cabin and other structures were not damaged. Much of the timber across portions of the acreage was burned, and the owners have since done considerable cleanup around the cabin and surrounding areas. That work has opened up extensive views to the east while allowing the landscape to begin its natural recovery, with new growth becoming established throughout portions of the property, particularly within the oak brush. Pockets of mature ponderosa pine survived the fire, including trees near the cabin, while additional live ponderosa timber remains on the adjoining BLM land above the property. The result is an interesting mix of open mountain terrain, recovering vegetation, rocky areas, and surviving timber that provides both visibility and habitat throughout the acreage. Wildlife is a regular part of the setting, with trail cameras around the cabin documenting elk, deer, bear, and other species. The combination of private acreage, adjoining BLM land, nearby water, oak brush, surviving timber, and changing elevations provides a diverse mountain environment for wildlife. The property is located within Colorado GMU 85, giving hunters another recreational component to consider alongside the property's public-land access and existing cabin. There are no public utilities serving the property, so it remains a true off-grid setup. The existing water storage, generator-based power, propane appliances, cabin, and storage improvements provide a solid foundation for spending extended time on the property without taking away from the remote character that makes this part of Big Sheep Mountain appealing. There is also no HOA or ranch association fee identified with the property. For someone looking for substantial acreage with an established place to stay, this property brings together 105 acres, a functional off-grid cabin, recently improved road access, private gated entry, and direct BLM adjacency. Add in the mountain views, wildlife activity, varied terrain, and room to explore, and the property offers a comfortable base for enjoying this part of Southern Colorado without giving up the peace, quiet, and separation that come with a more remote mountain setting.

Nestled beneath the towering Spanish Peaks in the picturesque mountain town of La Veta, Colorado, Cucharas River Equestrian Ranch represents one of the finest luxury equestrian estates in the Rocky Mountain West. Encompassing more than 302 pristine acres, this exceptional legacy property seamlessly blends sophisticated architecture, world-class horse facilities, abundant live water, and outstanding recreational opportunities into an offering of remarkable distinction. The centerpiece of the ranch is an architecturally significant Mediterranean-inspired residence designed by the renowned firm Miller Roodell Architecture. Encompassing more than 4,800 square feet, the home showcases timeless craftsmanship through natural stone flooring, hand-troweled plaster walls, authentic hewn-beam trussed ceilings, and a classic stucco exterior that complements its spectacular mountain setting. Expansive windows frame panoramic views in every direction, creating an effortless connection between refined indoor living and Colorado’s extraordinary landscape. Guests are welcomed with a beautifully appointed 930-square-foot casita featuring one bedroom and one bath, while the ranch’s signature Mountain River Yurt offers an unforgettable retreat overlooking the Cucharas River. Complete with a custom bedroom, full bath, outdoor fire pit, and unparalleled views, it provides an extraordinary place to experience the tranquility of the ranch. Flowing through the property for more than a mile, the Cucharas River serves as the defining natural feature of the ranch. Combined with valuable senior water rights and approximately 140 acres of irrigated meadows, the abundant water resources enhance both the beauty and long-term productivity of the property while supporting exceptional grazing and agricultural operations. Designed for the serious horseman, the equestrian improvements rival those found at premier training facilities across the country. The impressive 6,358-square-foot barn features ten oversized stalls, wash bay, tack room, veterinary treatment room, trainer’s apartment, and thoughtfully designed workspaces to support horses at every level. Just steps away, the 110-foot by 220-foot covered arena spans over 27,000 square feet and features premium footing, eight operable side walls for year-round ventilation, and a meeting room, creating an exceptional environment for training, clinics, competition, or private enjoyment. Beyond its equestrian excellence, Cucharas River Equestrian Ranch offers an exceptional sporting lifestyle. Located within Colorado’s coveted GMU 85, the ranch enjoys outstanding hunting opportunities with healthy populations of trophy elk, mule deer, black bear, and mountain lion. The property’s diverse habitat, irrigated meadows, river corridor, and timbered hillsides create an ideal environment for wildlife while providing endless opportunities for horseback riding, fishing, hiking, and outdoor recreation. Whether envisioned as a private family retreat, elite equestrian operation, or legacy sporting ranch, Cucharas River Equestrian Ranch is a property of uncommon quality—where luxury, water, wildlife, and the timeless beauty of southern Colorado come together in one extraordinary offering.

Autumn Rock is a one-of-a-kind mountain retreat where craftsmanship, history, and soul meet in perfect harmony. Named for a cherished quilt sold to help fund the purchase of the land, the home occupies a sacred space at the spiritual center of three Native American landmarks: East Peak, Blanca, and Greenhorn. This stunning home is situated on 40 acres, which also abuts 4,000 acres of BLM that are teeming with wildlife. The local elk herd, boasting a few hundred head, thrives in Yellowstone Ranch. The 4-bed, 3-bath homes cover 3,857 sf. Its interiors reflect this reverencewalls are hand-troweled and glazed in a Tuscan antique finish, art niches are subtly lit, and massive Douglas fir hammer-beam trusses frame the family room, the centerpiece of the room is a rustic stone wood burning fireplace accompanied by a custom chandelier crafted from an antique pulley that hangs proudly. The home is rich in character: floors are durable vinyl, ideal for the in-floor heat system. Exquisite Alderwood doors, exposed rebar accents, and a powder room with reclaimed wood and stone basin show thoughtful attention to detail. The primary suite offers sweeping views, a gas fireplace, live-edge features, and a spa-like bath. History echoes in every room from embedded Civil War-era bullets in extinct American chestnut doors to wainscoting reclaimed from old La Veta dance hall wood. A walkable crawlspace houses the mechanicals, including a propane boiler and whole-house filter system. Autumn Rock is more than a home; it's a legacy.

et within the scenic Blackhawk Ranch community in Huerfano County, this 35.04-acre property offers outstanding mountain views, flexible building opportunities, and convenient access from both the top and bottom of the land. Whether you're planning a mountain home, seasonal cabin, or recreational retreat, the property provides several excellent options to fit your vision. One of its most valuable features is dual access. The lower portion fronts County Road 312.1, while the upper entrance is reached from West Ridge Drive. This allows you to approach the property from either direction and gives you the flexibility to choose between multiple potential homesites. The land rises dramatically from the lower entrance to a long ridgeline that stretches through the center of the property. This elevated spine provides impressive views in nearly every direction and creates a natural setting for hiking, exploring, or simply enjoying the landscape. At the top of the ridge, you'll find the property's premier building location, where expansive views extend across the Spanish Peaks, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, and Greenhorn Mountain. If easier access is your priority, the lower portion of the property also offers several attractive, relatively level building sites just off County Road 312.1. Electric power is available with relative proximity to both the upper and lower building locations, giving future owners the flexibility to build where it makes the most sense. The landscape is covered with mature pion pine, Gambel oak, cedar, and native grasses, creating a balance of privacy and open views. Rolling terrain, rock outcroppings, and changing elevations give the property character while providing excellent wildlife habitat. Mule deer, elk, turkey, and other wildlife are common throughout the area. Near the lower entrance, you'll also find historic coal mining remnants, a reminder of the area's rich mining heritage. These relics add another layer of interest and reflect the history that helped shape southern Colorado. Blackhawk Ranch is well known for its large acreage parcels, attractive setting, and year-round maintained roads managed through the homeowners association. Residents enjoy a quiet mountain environment without giving up convenient access to nearby communities. The property is only minutes from Interstate 25, making it easy to reach Aguilar, Walsenburg, and Trinidad for shopping, restaurants, medical care, and other daily conveniences. Outdoor recreation is equally close, with Lathrop State Park, Trinidad Lake State Park, Fishers Peak State Park, the Spanish Peaks Wilderness, and the San Isabel National Forest all within easy driving distance. Hiking, fishing, boating, hunting, horseback riding, and ATV trails are all part of the lifestyle this region offers. For buyers looking for a property with outstanding views, multiple building locations, quality access, and a desirable location within one of southern Colorado's most established mountain communities, this Blackhawk Ranch parcel is ready to explore.

Perched on 35.05 acres in the sought-after Blackhawk Ranch subdivision of Huerfano County, Colorado, Raven's Roost occupies one of the highest points within the ranch, where expansive views stretch across the surrounding mountains and toward the iconic Spanish Peaks. Surrounded by towering pines and abundant wildlife, this private mountain estate offers a rare blend of seclusion, craftsmanship, and year-round comfort. More than a five-bedroom mountain home, Raven's Roost is a Colorado mountain retreat thoughtfully designed for gathering generations of family and friends while embracing the peaceful lifestyle that draws people to Southern Colorado. Despite its private setting, the property remains within easy reach of Walsenburg, Lathrop State Park, the scenic Highway of Legends, and countless opportunities for hiking, fishing, hunting, and mountain recreation. From the moment you arrive, Raven's Roost tells a story. Imagine holidays spent around the fireplace, children and grandchildren exploring the property during summer visits, evenings gathered around an outdoor fire after a successful day hunting Colorado's renowned GMU 85, or returning home after a day exploring the nearby Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Mornings begin with coffee on the covered terrace while listening to little more than birdsong and the wind moving through the pines. Evenings end beneath some of Colorado's darkest skies, where stars fill the horizon and the quiet is interrupted only by the sounds of nature. This is the lifestyle Raven's Roost was built to provide. The property's history adds another remarkable chapter. The original residence was constructed by a German immigrant who once operated a buffalo ranch on the property, and that heritage is reflected throughout its timeless mountain chalet design. Inspired by classic European craftsmanship, the home features Italian tile roofing, handcrafted architectural details, copper gutters, vaulted ceilings, European-style finishes, and a welcoming fireplace that serves as the heart of the home. A spacious sunroom and distinctive cupola fill the interior with natural light throughout the day, while an unfinished observation room provides an elevated vantage point to enjoy panoramic views of the Spanish Peaks, passing wildlife, colorful sunsets, and the changing mountain seasons. In 2022, a thoughtfully designed addition expanded the home while preserving the warmth and character of the original chalet. Rather than competing with the existing architecture, the new construction blends modern Rocky Mountain design with timeless craftsmanship, creating a seamless transition between old and new. One of Raven's Roost's greatest strengths is its remarkable flexibility. With more than 5,600 square feet divided between two fully independent living spaces, the property offers possibilities that are difficult to find in today's market. The original residence includes four bedrooms and three bathrooms, while the newer addition features one bedroom and two bathrooms. Each residence functions independently with its own kitchen, boiler, heating system, water heater, and whole-house generator, making the property exceptionally well-suited for hosting extended family, welcoming long-term guests, creating private living quarters, or accommodating multi-generational living while still providing comfort and privacy for everyone. The 2022 addition was also designed with accessibility in mind, featuring wider hallways, larger doorways, and an accessible primary suite without sacrificing the home's mountain character. Additional highlights include in-floor radiant heat, mini-split HVAC, a spacious walk-in closet, an elegant five-piece primary bath, a covered terrace overlooking the surrounding forest, and an expansive unfinished loft with a wood-burning stove that offers exceptional potential for additional living space, a recreation room, home office, studio, or guest accommodations. The original residence continues to showcase the quality of its construction with radiant floor heating, custom finishes, and thoughtfully designed living spaces that invite family gatherings and quiet evenings alike. Throughout the home, every detail reflects the care and craftsmanship that have defined Raven's Roost for decades. Outside, the improvements are equally impressive. A detached garage, additional garage with partial concrete and electric service, workshop with power, attached woodshed, multiple storage buildings, and additional outbuildings provide abundant space for equipment, recreational gear, vehicles, hobbies, and year-round property maintenance. Whether storing ATVs, maintaining tools, or preparing for hunting season, the improvements support an active mountain lifestyle. Raven's Roost is exceptionally well-equipped for comfortable year-round living and greater self-sufficiency. The property is served by a private well with a well-saver system, a 1,000-gallon cistern, two 1,000-gallon propane tanks, four 1,500-gallon rainwater collection tanks, whole-house backup power, an additional generator serving the original home, and independent mechanical systems for each residence. These features provide peace of mind while enhancing the property's ability to operate comfortably in every season. For outdoor enthusiasts, Raven's Roost is ideally positioned within Colorado Parks and Wildlife Game Management Unit 85, one of Southern Colorado's premier hunting regions. Mule deer, elk, black bear, Merriam's turkey, mountain lion, and countless other wildlife species are regularly seen throughout the area. Combined with nearby public lands, hiking trails, scenic drives, and recreational opportunities at Lathrop State Park, the property offers an exceptional basecamp for those who enjoy hunting, hiking, wildlife photography, ATV riding, fishing, or simply exploring the mountains. Blackhawk Ranch has long been recognized for its expansive mountain landscapes, privacy, and abundant wildlife while remaining conveniently accessible to nearby communities throughout Huerfano County. From Raven's Roost, owners can enjoy both the tranquility of mountain living and convenient access to local amenities, dining, and recreation throughout Southern Colorado. Raven's Roost is more than an extraordinary custom mountain home. It is a place where family traditions begin, lifelong memories are created, and generations gather beneath Colorado's mountain skies. It is equally suited as a full-time residence, seasonal mountain escape, recreational retreat, or legacy property to be enjoyed for years to come. With its rich history, European-inspired architecture, modern amenities, exceptional flexibility, panoramic mountain views, and unmatched setting in Blackhawk Ranch, Raven's Roost offers a truly rare opportunity to own one of Southern Colorado's most distinctive mountain retreats.

High Desert at the Foot of the Sangres Thirty-five acres of open Colorado high country in southern Huerfano County, about 23 miles north of Walsenburg. The Spanish Peaks rise to the northwesttwo 13,000-foot sentinels that have guided travelers through this country for centuries. From the property, you're looking at unobstructed views in every direction: mountains to the west, rolling high plains stretching east toward Kansas. This is Lot 133 in Unit G of the CL&L Ranch subdivision, sitting at 6,600 feet on flat, native-grass terrain. Access is via dirt subdivision roads off CR 6514WD or high-clearance vehicle encouraged. This is off-grid land; buyers should verify utility availability and conduct their own due diligence on power, water, and septic. Huerfano County keeps zoning simple: mobiles, tiny homes, barndominiums, RVs, and camping are all permitted. No HOA. No deed restrictions telling you what you can or can't do with your own land. Put up a yurt, park an Airstream, run a few goats, or hold it while the Front Range keeps pushing south. Annual taxes are just $266. The region is big-sky country at its coredry grasslands giving way to pion-juniper foothills and the snow-capped Sangre de Cristos beyond. Lathrop State Park, Colorado's first state park, is about 45 minutes south near Walsenburg. Great Sand Dunes National Park is under two hours west. Pueblo is an hour north on I-25; Colorado Springs is 90 minutes. The Highway of Legends scenic bywayone of Colorado's most dramatic driveswinds through the Spanish Peaks just west of here. At under $25,000, this is one of the most affordable parcels in the county. Lots like this move when people realize what unrestricted acreage with mountain views actually costs closer to Denver. Warranty deed. Free and clear title. Call or text 855-833-5263 to get the details. 35 Acres, Spanish Peaks Views, No HOA, Under $25K 35 unrestricted acres in Huerfano County, COLot 133, Unit G, CL&L Ranch. Flat, high-desert terrain at 6,600 ft with views of the Spanish Peaks to the northwest. Access via dirt subdivision roads off CR 651; 4WD or high-clearance vehicle encouraged. Off-grid landbuyers should verify utility availability and conduct due diligence on power, water, and septic. Zoning permits mobiles, tiny homes, barndominiums, RVs, and camping. No HOA, no deed restrictions. Annual taxes $266. One of the most affordable parcels in the county. Lathrop State Park 45 min; Great Sand Dunes National Park under 2 hrs; Pueblo 1 hr; Colorado Springs 90 min. Warranty deed, free and clear. GPS: 37.78392, -104.93185. APN: 4030536. Call or text 855-833-5263. Property Information Parcel Size: 35 Acre State: Colorado County: Huerfano Nearest Cities: Walsenburg ,CO Parcel #: 4030536 Address: 00 CR 651 Walsenburg, CO, 81089 Legal Description: L 133, Unit G, Cl&Amp;L Ranch 361 66 362 277 744 835 363 37 211 383 964 965 385 008 559 584 372423 Zip Code: 81089 Annual Property Taxes:$266.08 Ag Exemption: No HOA: None HOA per Year: None Survey Available: None School District: Huerfanio School District RE-1 Liens and Back Taxes: None! Source Deed: Sent for Filing. Title Status: Free & Clear! Outgoing Conveyance: Warranty Deed Property Features DIMENSION: 37.78 ft, X -104.93 ft. COUNTY: Huerfano ACCESS: Dirt Road POWER: Available WATER: Available COORDINATES: 37.78392, -104.93185 ZONING: Vacant Lot ELEVATION: 6600 ft TERRAIN: Flat FLOODPLAIN: No DUPLEXES: Yes MOBILES: Yes TINY HOMES: Yes BARNDOMINIUMS: Yes RV'S: Yes CAMPING: Yes Utilities Power: San Isabel Electric Association Water: Walsenburg Utility Department (719-738-1048) Sewer:Septic or alternative sewer system. Phone: cellular, VOIP (see internet below), and satellite phone through Iridium, Globalstar, or Inmarsat. Internet: satellite internet through Starlink, HughesNet, or ViaSat. Cable: satellite cable through Dish or DirectTV. Nearby Cities, Conveniences, and Attractions 31 mins (19.6 miles) to Exxon, Colorado City 34 min (22.4 miles) to First Choice Market, Walsenburg 37 min (23.4 miles) to Walsenburg, CO 39 mins (21.2 miles) to USPS, Rye 44 min (26.8 miles) to Spanish Peaks Regional Medical Center, Walsenburg 45 min (27.8 miles) to Lathrop State Park 46 min (28.2 miles) to Walsenburg Golf Club 51 min (41.4 miles) to Lowe's, Pueblo 54 mins (43 miles) to Walmart, Pueblo 54 min (44.2 miles) to Pueblo, CO 55 min (39.4 miles) to La Veta CO 58 min (48.1 miles) to Tractor Supply CO, Pueblo 1 hr 5 min (33.2 miles) to Cuchara River 1 hr 19 min (54.1 miles) to Cuchara Mountain Park 1 hr 33 min (86.3 miles) to Colorado Springs, CO 1 hr 42 min (90.1 miles) to Gardens of the Gods 1 hr 50 min (96.8 miles) to Great Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve 2 hr 41 min (157 miles) to Denver, CO 2 hr 50 min (146 miles) to Sangre de Cristo Wildnerness Area 2 hr 53 min (140 miles) to Monarch Mountain 3 hr 1 min (182 miles) to University of Colorado Boulder 3 hr 41 min (183 miles) to Gunnison, CO County Contacts Huerfano County Assessor Elisha Meadows (719) 738-3000 ext 504. Huerfano County Treasurer Debra J. Reynolds (719) 738-3000 ext 505 Huerfano County Clerk Erica Vigil (719)-738-3000 Ext 503 Huerfano County Zoning Cheri Chamberlain 719-738-1220 GPS Coordinates Northwest Corner: 37.7859, -104.9343 Northeast Corner: 37.7859, -104.9295 Southeast Corner: 37.7833, -104.9294 Southwest Corner: 37.7833, -104.9343 Center Point: 37.78392, -104.93185

Located 15 miles from Walsenburg, the 1,350-acre Flying D Ranch is one of the most unique offerings on the market, featuring a custom 7,100sf home, one of southern Colorado's largest aircraft hangars, and the state's longest private paved runway. It's a perfect fit for a new owner with passions for aviation, ranching, and the outdoors. Land Home Boasting mountain views that extend from the Spanish Peaks in the south all the way to Pikes Peak in the north, the custom home is a functional work of art, featuring 30' ceilings; abundant natural lighting; acacia, Brazilian koa, maple, and cherry marble floors; a 30' custom stone fireplace with Mexican tile inlays; river stone accents, custom crown moldings, and handcrafted Israeli mosaics; antique lights and bath furniture; custom artisanal sinks; stained-glass window features; electric window shades; a custom-made, arched double entry door; and Amish-crafted handmade gutters. A 2530 loft overlooks the living room, and leads to an observation tower. The open-concept kitchen features a large island and walk-in pantry, as well as Blue Bahia granite countertops, a Bosch induction cooktop, aspen cabinetry, and dual beverage coolers Built with ICF construction, with 14 walls, the home is equipped with energy-efficient geothermal heating, taking advantage of the Earth's constant ground temperature. Each of the 3 vast bedrooms has an en-suite bathroom. The 2025 master bedroom has a walk-in closet, and the attached 2020 master bath features an infrared sauna, whirlpool tub, multihead walk-in shower, and handmade Coyote Glass sink. The home also includes a concrete safe room, 120-gallon hot water heating capacity, a metal roof, and an attached, heated 3-car garage. Hangar The 7070 Braemar steel aircraft hangar, one of the largest hangars in southern Colorado, is fully insulated, and has geothermal/radiant-heated, sealed-epoxied-concrete floors, and 200-amp service. It's plumbed for water, septic, and a bathroom. It features bi-fold, roll-up, and walk-in doors; the entire north wall is a 1660 bi-fold electric aircraft door. The hangar will accommodate the Cessna 400 or most 500 series, Piper Cheyenne, Learjet 20 or 30 series, Platus PC12, and most Aero Commanders. It can house 4 single engines, two large twin engines, or one large jet such as a Falcon. It has held up to 5 of the owners' aircraft at once. A 30' paved taxiway leads from the hangar to the runway. 30' wide by 1 mile in length, the ranch's FAA-registered runway is the longest private paved runway in Colorado. Southern Colorado weather allows for over 300 VFR flying days per year. Air commuting distances from the ranch: Pueblo, 32 mi; Colorado Springs, 63 mi; Denver, 126 mi; Albuquerque, 188 mi. Trivia: The Flying D runway appears in the video game Microsoft Flight Simulator. The runway, hangar, and home are fenced to keep livestock out. Barns The property also features a metal barn with an approximately 4060 interior, with a concrete floor, and an approximately 2460 loafing shed on each side of the barn. There are walk-through and rollup doors on each end of the barn. There is an additional 1224 loafing shed. Ranch An informal grazing lease with a neighboring rancher keeps property taxes low, and that cattleman is willing to continue the arrangement with a new owner. The seller estimates the ranch's grazing capacity at 100 pairs, with the benefits of good winter and spring moisture. Hidden away on the property is a historic homestead site, where numerous frontier artifacts have been found. Fossils and dinosaur eggs have been found on the ranch, as well. The ranch has county road frontage, and the interior ranch road, including cattle guards, are county maintained. The Flying D is fully fenced, and crossfenced. Investment Potential In addition, or as an alternative, to running the ranch as a livestock operation, a new owner could pursue several options: subdivision into ranchettes; developing an aircraft community centered on runway access; or offering a unique, fly-in/fly-out short-term rental option. Recreation Some of Colorado's best hunting, fishing, and skiing are within easy reach. The ranch is inside GMU 128; wildlife on the ranch include deer, elk, antelope, turkey, and more. Water, Minerals, Wind The ranch's 130' well is on record as having produced an impressive 60 gpm on construction. Flying D Ranch sells with all deeded water, wind, and mineral rights.

Discover the freedom to own your own piece of Southern Colorado with this exceptional off-grid property located in the rolling landscapes of Huerfano County. Situated within Colorado Land and Livestock Ranch Unit E, this parcel offers a rare opportunity to enjoy private land without the limitations of covenants, homeowners associations, or restrictive building requirements. Whether you envision a seasonal camping destination, a future off-grid cabin, or a long-term homestead surrounded by wide-open spaces, this property provides the flexibility to bring your vision to life. The parcel features primarily flat to gently sloping terrain with a natural landscape that reflects the beauty of Southern Colorado's high-desert environment. Native grasses blanket much of the property, complemented by mountain cholla, Soapweed yucca, and sand sagebrush that thrive in the region's semi-arid climate. A large arroyo winds through the property, adding visual character, seasonal drainage, and valuable wildlife habitat. Combined with a seasonal creek and nearby canals, these natural features create a diverse landscape that supports wildlife while enhancing the property's recreational appeal. Expansive views stretch across the surrounding countryside, highlighted by the impressive Spanish Peaks and Greenhorn Mountain. These iconic Colorado landmarks create a stunning backdrop throughout the year and offer unforgettable sunrises, sunsets, and star-filled night skies. Wildlife is frequently observed throughout the area, including mule deer, pronghorn antelope, wild turkey, black bear, elk, and a variety of small game species. Located within Colorado Game Management Unit 128, the property offers convenient access to quality hunting opportunities and year-round outdoor recreation. Outdoor adventure extends well beyond the property boundaries. The surrounding region is known for hiking, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, ATV exploration, and camping across thousands of acres of public and private lands. The nearby Spanish Peaks region provides additional opportunities for scenic drives, fishing, mountain recreation, and exploring the rich history and natural beauty of Southern Colorado. Extensive Bureau of Land Management (BLM) public lands are also located nearby, offering additional opportunities for hiking, camping, hunting, horseback riding, and off-road exploration. For those seeking higher elevation adventures, the nearby Greenhorn Mountain Wilderness features miles of scenic trails, diverse wildlife, alpine forests, and breathtaking mountain vistas, making this area an outstanding destination for year-round outdoor recreation. Access to the property is provided by County Road 110 and a two-track road leading to the parcel. The county roads are maintained, helping preserve the peaceful, secluded setting while still allowing access to nearby communities when needed. Despite its quiet location, the property remains within reasonable driving distance of Walsenburg, Rye, and other destinations that provide shopping, dining, fuel, and essential services. Whether you're searching for Colorado recreational land, an off-grid investment property, a hunting retreat, or a private place to escape the demands of everyday life, this Huerfano County property offers outstanding potential. With panoramic mountain views, seasonal water features, abundant wildlife, and the freedom to develop the property according to your own plans, opportunities like this continue to attract buyers seeking land in Southern Colorado. If you've been looking for vacant land in Colorado with exceptional recreational value, scenic beauty, and unrestricted possibilities, this property deserves your attention.

Turkey Creek Retreat is one of the most unique and scenic properties available in Colorado. Located in the pristine mountain country between Walsenburg and Westcliffe, this 40-acre property has much on offer: B&B potential, live water, public land access, a well and septic system, and (making it a truly one-of-a-kind offering) a secure, underground bunker (!). Land The nearly 1,000 sf underground steel shelter, complete with 3 bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a kitchen, is accessed from an above ground 8'x8' room with 2 pull down bunks, making for quick and easy overnight stays on the property. The structure below has been overengineered for maximum safety, and is equipped with blast doors and a military-grade air scrubberto provide a safe retreat from any issue the world has to offer, be itforest fire or biological/chemical/nuclear incident. A productive 300' well is already in place, with a solar-powered pump. A septic system serves the underground shelter, and is stubbed for 3 additional structures, creating the potential for building a set of cabins. In addition, a 40' cargo container is included with a sale. Year-round Turkey Creek runs directly through the property, creating scenic waterfalls and natural pools. And, the parcel directly borders a full section of state land, which in turn directly borders tens of thousands of acres of national forest, offering limitless outdoor recreational opportunities. Moreover, the property has unsurpassed mountain views, and its meadows get abundant sunlight, making great locations for potential greenhouses. This property is off-grid; the seller relies on solar power and a generator, and planned to also make use of emerging battery technology going forward. Wonderfully remote, but easily accessed, the parcel is reached via a county-maintained road. There is no owners' association.

Mountain Lake Ranch checks all the boxes for most discerning Colorado recreational ranch Buyers. The 243+ acre ranch located near the charming small town of La Veta, Colorado has an exceptional array of features including quality luxury improvements, year-round access, stunning views, 4-acre lake, Elk and Mule Deer hunting, exceptional privacy, water and mineral rights, and public land access. The spectacular 7200sf custom home features four bedroom suites, four and a half baths, a heated three-car garage, two high-efficiency fireplaces, and gas log fireplaces in each bedroom. No detail has been overlooked, from the gourmet kitchen to the in-floor heat with two boilers. And at the end of the day a beautiful dry sauna awaits you. The ranch enjoys grid-tied solar power that is net-metered for low electric bills.

Looking for a little escape without breaking the bank? Check out this 35-acre tract just southeast of Pueblo. Big 360-degree views of Greenhorn Mountain, Spanish Peaks, and the Sangre De Cristo range give this lot the mountain feel of Southern Colorado. An interesting arroyo on the south side of the property brings opportunities to explore. There are 2 shipping containers on site, in a fenced central yard - one with significant improvements. A septic system has been started. Power is currently off-grid (both solar and wind have been used in the past). Water would need to be hauled or a well drilled. Build some sweat equity by continuing the work, start fresh, or just enjoy it as-is. Located within Colorado Land and Grazing with no active HOA or dues. No owner financing is available; the property and inclusions are being offered as-is.

Tinaja Canyon Ranch is a 528 acre equestrian, ranching, and recreational property located just outside of Walsenburg, Colorado, offering a unique combination of scale, improvements, natural beauty, and privacy. The name Tinaja is derived from a Native American and Southwestern term describing natural rock basins or pools that collect and hold water, a fitting description for this property where springs and deep pools are found within the canyon below.Accessed via a well-maintained gravel county road, the ranch provides a sense of seclusion while remaining accessible year-round. The setting is quiet and private, surrounded by larger ranch holdings, with a landscape that transitions from open grazing ground to a dramatic canyon system featuring towering rock walls and unique formations.The main residence is a 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home that has seen a significant remodel and addition completed in 2018. The home features high ceilings, quality finishes, and a spacious layout designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen is large and functional, equipped with double appliances and ample workspace. Additional interior features include a large office, laundry and mudroom area, and two separate dining spaces. The home is positioned to overlook the canyon, with expansive mountain views from both inside and the wraparound deck.Outdoor living is emphasized with a large deck and a shaded courtyard surrounded by mature hardwoods, creating a comfortable space for gatherings. Wildlife activity is a consistent presence, with turkey frequently roosting near the home and moving through the yard.Additional accommodations on the ranch include a 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom cabin that has been successfully used as a short-term rental, offering income potential. There is also a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom living space within the shop, providing further flexibility for guests, staff, or extended family.The ranch is well-equipped for equestrian and livestock use, with improvements including a large double-bay shop, a new Amish-built horse barn with multiple stalls, corrals and pens with installed drinkers, and additional garage and shop space. The property is divided into three pastures, offering rotational grazing options and practical livestock management.Water resources are a notable feature of Tinaja Canyon Ranch. Multiple wells service the property, along with a water storage system that supports livestock drinkers. In addition, several deeded springs flow within the canyon, forming deep pools consistent with the tinaja namesake. These natural water sources enhance both the usability of the land and the habitat for wildlife.The terrain is diverse, ranging from open plains suitable for grazing to heavily wooded canyon slopes with pine and hardwood cover. The canyon itself creates a striking visual centerpiece, with large rock formations and depth that contribute to a strong sense of scale. From the ranch, there are direct views of Greenhorn Mountain, Pikes Peak, the Spanish Peaks, and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.Wildlife in the area includes mule deer, pronghorn antelope, black bear, elk, and a strong population of turkey, along with other native species. The combination of water, cover, and terrain supports year-round use by wildlife and offers recreational opportunities for hunting and viewing.The ranch also carries a sense of history. Artifacts, petroglyphs, and rock carvings have been found throughout the property, along with grinding stones used by Native Americans, often referred to as manos and metates. While old stories whisper that the canyon provided shelter for Native Americans, settlers, and early travelers, evidenced by tipi rings, artifacts, carvings, and encampment sites, the true legacy of this hidden oasis has softened with time, its full story carried away on the breath of the wind.Despite its private setting, the ranch is within reasonable distance of regional amenities. Walsenburg is approximately 25 miles away and offers basic services, dining, and supplies. Trinidad is roughly 61 miles to the south, Pueblo is about 74 miles to the northeast, and La Junta is approximately 57 miles to the east. These communities provide additional shopping, medical facilities, and services.Outdoor recreation in the region is abundant. Lathrop State Park, located near Walsenburg, offers fishing, boating, and golfing. The Spanish Peaks area provides hiking, horseback riding, and scenic exploration, while the nearby San Isabel National Forest expands opportunities for backcountry recreation.Tinaja Canyon Ranch is a well-rounded property offering residential comfort, functional agricultural improvements, and a landscape that reflects the character of Southern Colorado. With multiple homes, water resources, grazing potential, and a dramatic canyon setting, the ranch provides flexibility for a range of uses, including full-time living, recreation, or multi-generational ownership.

Escape to the beauty of Southern Colorado with this property in the sought-after Blackhawk Ranch subdivision. Tucked within the rolling foothills of Huerfano County, this parcel offers the perfect blend of seclusion, natural beauty, and accessibility. The property features a mix of mature pine, cedar, and oak trees, along with stunning views of the Spanish Peaks and surrounding mountain ranges. With several potential building sites, this parcel is well-suited for a future cabin, full-time residence, or recreational retreat. Wildlife is abundant in the area, including elk, deer, turkey, and bear, creating opportunities for both hunting and nature watching right out your back door. This property offers year-round access via well-maintained community roads and is just a short drive to I-25 for easy trips north to Walsenburg and Pueblo or south to Trinidad. Power is available along the property boundary/road frontage, while residents typically rely on wells for water. Whether youre looking for a quiet weekend getaway, a hunting basecamp, or a private place to build your dream home in the mountains, this lot delivers the space and scenery you are looking for.

Escape to the wide-open beauty of Huerfano County with this rare 110.59 acre offering, combining Lots 226 and 228 in the Turkey Ridge Ranch subdivision. Mountain views, natural vegetation, and sweeping vistas create the perfect backdrop for building a custom home, establishing a weekend retreat, or creating a recreational paradise. Situated near Cucharas Canyon and with easy access to public lands, this property is a recreationalists paradise! Imagine hiking through open spaces, riding horseback along scenic trails, or observing abundant wildlife from the comfort of your own land. This property offers a unique balance of privacy and accessibility. Enjoy the peace and seclusion of rural living without sacrificing convenient access to nearby towns, amenities, and major roads. With multiple building sites, versatile nearby terrain, and incredible views in every direction, this parcel invites endless possibilities. Whether youre seeking a long-term investment, a personal sanctuary, or a recreational haven, this 110+ acre tract provides the ideal canvas to craft the Colorado lifestyle youve always dreamed of.

Explore the perfect outdoor retreat with this 35-acre parcel located just west of I-25, accessible via County Road 651. High-clearance 4x4 vehicles are recommended. Nestled in Game Management Unit (GMU) 84, this property is a prime location for hunting enthusiasts, with close proximity to over 7,200 acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land and San Isabel National Forest. The area has abundant wildlife, including antelope, elk, mule deer, and turkeys, providing excellent hunting opportunities nearby. This parcel is lot 150 in the Colorado Land and Livestock Ranch, with low annual taxes and plenty of peace and quiet.With the convenience of nearby Walsenburg, this property is ideal for those looking to take advantage of the exceptional hunting opportunities GMU 84 has to offer. Direct views of Greenhorn Mountain and the Spanish Peaks offer iconic views and seclusion close to I-25.

Own a piece of Colorado's rugged frontier where history, wide-open spaces, and breathtaking mountain views come together. This 41-acre property lies in an area once traveled by 1800s stagecoaches and the historic Taos-Yellowstone Trail, a legendary route connecting early traders, settlers, and mountain communities through the region's scenic passes. The land offers sweeping, unobstructed views of Mt. Greenhorn, Sheep Mountain, Silver Mountain, and the surrounding Sangre de Cristo landscape. From sunrise to sunset, the panoramic vistas provide an ever-changing backdrop for your future homesite, weekend retreat, or recreational getaway. With plenty of room to roam, this property offers the peace and privacy of country living while remaining just 12 miles from Walsenburg, the gateway to Great Sand Dunes National Park and countless opportunities for hiking, hunting, fishing, horseback riding, and exploring Southern Colorado. Whether you're looking to build your dream cabin, establish a mountain-view homestead, or invest in Colorado land with timeless appeal, this property captures the spirit of the West with exceptional views, rich local history, and endless possibilities.

The Mountain View is a beautifully finished 4,780± square-foot log home perched high on 35± acres just minutes from La Veta, Colorado, and is accessible year-round via POA-maintained roads. Featuring stunning views of the Spanish Peaks and prominent dike walls, the quality workmanship of this home has made it locally known as a special property. The Mountain View lies in the gated Raspberry Mountain Ranch subdivision off Colorado Highway 12, the state-designated Scenic Highway of Legends. The elevation of 7,900± feet tends to have a great mix of milder winters and cooler summers. Views from almost every room in the house are dramatic and offer an angle of view seen by only a few lucky souls. The spacious home has four bedrooms but could be expanded to five or six. There are three bathrooms, including the well-appointed primary ensuite bath that, with the bedroom, enjoys its own floor of the house. A central gathering room gas fireplace complements the study’s wood-burning kiva-style fireplace. The log exterior has recently been restored and re-chinked. The deck has been replaced with a maintenance-free synthetic surface. Previous owners have had horses. For equestrian enthusiasts, there is a corral and hay shed, adding practical infrastructure for horse use. Elk, mule deer, and various wildlife are frequent visitors to the property. One of the most outstanding features of the area is its breathtaking scenery, with expansive mountain vistas, Cucharas River creeks, and abundant wildlife. The setting supports a wide range of outdoor pursuits, including hiking, camping, fishing, and skiing, appealing to both recreational users and those drawn to an active mountain lifestyle. Just a short drive up the road, Cuchara Mountain Park offers limited skiing opportunities during the winter months. Moreover, La Veta is a vibrant community that values the arts, history, and local traditions. Its downtown area is home to art galleries, restaurants, live music venues, and boutiques. Various cultural events and festivals occur throughout the year, including the Celtic Festival, Oktoberfest, and July 4th Art in the Park. The people in this area are friendly and welcoming and honor the town’s heritage, as seen at the Francisco Fort Museum. Mountain people embrace a laid-back and relaxed lifestyle; La Veta is no exception, with a strong sense of community and camaraderie.

What a fantastic income property in the heart of Colorados Spanish Peaks Country. Two Fox Cabins offers the unique opportunity to live and earn in the small Southern Colorado town of La Veta. Maybe you have thought about leaving the big city for small-town mountain life or have always dreamed of operating your own hospitality business; this is your chance. Though the business is open year-round, closing for a month or two in the winter would certainly be possible without dramatically affecting the profitability. Two Fox Cabins consists of 12 charming cabins and rooms, each decorated with a theme and situated on or near the Cucharas River, which runs along the property. There are a couple of hookups for smaller RVs and a couple of tent campsites as well. It includes an additional almost one-acre river parcel for potential expansion. The nicely manicured grounds include a fire pit, a porch swing overlooking the river, room to stroll with your morning coffee, yard games, and views of the Spanish Peaks. Each accommodation has its own personality and configuration, and no two are alike. The property serves a variety of guests, such as overnight tourists, cyclists, multiple-day vacationers, hunters, golfers, and festival-goers. The La Veta town center is a short walk away from either property. You will find one-of-a-kind businesses like the iconic Charlies Grocery with its traditional soda fountain ice cream service there. A microbrewery, live music venue, coffee shop and caf, art galleries, restaurants, and several houses of worship round out some of the towns features. La Veta is also home to several festivals and hosts a 4th of July parade right out of small-town America in the 1950s. Quick Facts: *12 cabins *Unique small tourist town location *Profitable business *Year-round or seasonal operation options *One-acre expansion land included *Located on the Cucharas River *Stunning views *Walking distance to restaurants and retail *Weiskopf-designed golf course nearby *Located off the Scenic Highway of Legends