Your Next Investment: 5 Acres Near Blanca, CO

Fathers Day Special Built for the Men Who Build Legacies, take the first step toward owning landwhether its for your dream home or your next big venture. Enjoy 50% off your down payment and invest in something that lasts. Make this Fathers Day one to rememberstart building your legacy today! For a limited time, take the first step toward ownership or launch your next ventureland is the foundation. Act now, invest smart, and build something that lasts. This 5.16-acre piece of raw land in Costilla County, Colorado gives investors a solid chance to own land with amazing mountain views. The property sits in a spot where you can see mountains all around you. Perfect for investors looking to buy now and build later, this land comes with direct road access making it easy to reach your investment at any time of year. Property Highlights: Beautiful mountain views Direct road access Perfect for camping Set up for water hauling Property Details: Location: Costilla County, Colorado APN: PF 70200990 Subdivision: Sangre De Cristo Ranches Lot Size: 5.16 Acres Permitted Uses: Great for residential, off-grid living, recreation, and more Closest City: Blanca, CO Nearby Attractions: Fort Garland Museum La Veta Pass Scenic Drive Zapata Falls Spanish Peaks Wilderness Lilly Lake Great Sand Dunes National Park and many more! Purchase Information: Down Payment: $500 Document Fee: $249 Monthly Payment: $343 for 84 months This big piece of land works great for camping trips right now while you decide what to do with it long-term. The property is ready for water hauling, which means you can bring water to the land without waiting for costly water line hookups. The mountain views alone make this land worth more as time goes by. Smart investors know that land in Colorado with mountain views tends to grow in value. With its good size of 5.16 acres, you have plenty of room to split the property later if you want to sell parts of it for even more profit. Get this Costilla County land now while prices in Colorado are still reasonable compared to where they'll be in five or ten years.