HATCHET Ranch - 50 ACRES - LANDFLIP
HATCHET Ranch - 50 ACRES
Privacy and seclusion less than 20 miles from Pueblo sits 50± acres of prime development land in Hatchet Ranch. Perfect for your primary or secondary residence.
Pueblo County, Colorado
PROPERTY DATA Location and Acreage
This “end of the road” private 50± acre ranch is located within the beautifully developed Hatchet Ranch subdivision, just a short fifteen to twenty mile drive south of Pueblo, Colorado. With its spectacular views in all directions, north to Pikes Peak, west to Greenhorn Mountain, south to the famous Spanish Peaks and east to the most wonderful sunrises one can imagine, this property offers both privacy and a beautiful setting. Far enough away from city life, but close enough to the city of Pueblo to enjoy all its amenities. This ranch could be that wonderful country home of which most people only dream. The gentle southsouthwestern sloping hills of piñon pine and cedar trees, along with multiple nice meadows and clearings, offer many excellent sites to build your dream home, ranch or just a getaway. Access to the property is a very well-maintained dirt road approximately five miles from Interstate 25, the main north/south thoroughfare in Colorado. The elevation is approximately 5700’ above sea level in what most refer to as the “banana belt” of Colorado, offering some of the nicest weather in the state. Colorado Springs is around an hour’s drive north and has the closest major airport; Denver is close to a two and one half hour’s drive north and has the nearest international airport. Southern Colorado, with its gentle climate and wide open spaces, is one of the most inviting places to live in the entire state.
Property
This vacant 50± acre property is loaded with piñon pine, cedar, native brush and grasses, and has southern exposure and endless potential. Create this piece to be
an equestrian estate, a small gentleman’s ranch, a luxury getaway or a family home with room to roam- imagination can go a long way here. The property is fenced on the north, west and south boundaries; the east is left open to the neighbors’ beautiful small ranch. The rural neighborhood is comprised of similarly-sized ranches varying from horse properties, vacation homes and getaways to large luxury homes and small recreational ranches. Antelope, deer, elk, rabbits, coyotes, foxes and birds of prey can be seen in this area. Hummingbirds and doves migrate through, as well as a variety of ducks, Canada geese and snow geese.
Improvements
Power and phone already go to the property. It is partially fenced with access and a gate. The property qualifies for a domestic water well permit.
Recreation
Living in this rural area of Colorado provides endless recreational opportunities in the general area as well as on your own property: • Golfing: Grandote Peaks Golf Club is in LaVeta. There are also courses in Walsenburg, Trinidad, Alamosa and Colorado City. • Skiing: Wolf Creek, Crested Butte, Taos, Ski Rio, and Monarch ski areas are all within three hours of the property. • Camping: There is a large variety of opportunities ranging from full-service parks for RVs to many primitive areas. Pueblo Reservoir is less than one-half hour away and offers waterskiing, fish-
ing and camping. • Fishing: There are endless lakes, rivers, streams and ponds to satisfy any angler’s needs. Pueblo Reservoir, Lake San Isabel, John Martin Reservoir and Lathrop State Park are all within a few hours’ drive of the property. • Hunting: The San Isabel National Forest is just west and encompasses hundreds of thousands of acres of forest and high mountain terrain, providing some of the state’s best big game hunting opportunities; deer, elk, antelope, black bear, mountain lion and many small game species are abundant. There are also many BLM properties nearby, offering public access. • Hiking: There are many hiking trails throughout the area. Especially in the national forest, miles of trails and beautiful views are readily available. • Sightseeing and shopping: Along the Highway of Legends there are many small towns offering antique shopping, sightseeing and dining enjoyment. Pueblo boasts the Arkansas Riverwalk, antiques, malls, specialty shops and dining for all tastes.
Water Rights
This property qualifies for a domestic water well permit.
Real Estate Taxes
2005 real estate taxes were $2348.00
Price
$88,000.00
Broker
Paul Machmuller Cell: 719-240-0433 Direct: 719-742-3605
Privacy and seclusion less than 20 miles from Pueblo sits 50± acres of prime development land in Hatchet Ranch. Perfect for your primary or secondary residence.
Pueblo County, Colorado
PROPERTY DATA Location and Acreage
This “end of the road” private 50± acre ranch is located within the beautifully developed Hatchet Ranch subdivision, just a short fifteen to twenty mile drive south of Pueblo, Colorado. With its spectacular views in all directions, north to Pikes Peak, west to Greenhorn Mountain, south to the famous Spanish Peaks and east to the most wonderful sunrises one can imagine, this property offers both privacy and a beautiful setting. Far enough away from city life, but close enough to the city of Pueblo to enjoy all its amenities. This ranch could be that wonderful country home of which most people only dream. The gentle southsouthwestern sloping hills of piñon pine and cedar trees, along with multiple nice meadows and clearings, offer many excellent sites to build your dream home, ranch or just a getaway. Access to the property is a very well-maintained dirt road approximately five miles from Interstate 25, the main north/south thoroughfare in Colorado. The elevation is approximately 5700’ above sea level in what most refer to as the “banana belt” of Colorado, offering some of the nicest weather in the state. Colorado Springs is around an hour’s drive north and has the closest major airport; Denver is close to a two and one half hour’s drive north and has the nearest international airport. Southern Colorado, with its gentle climate and wide open spaces, is one of the most inviting places to live in the entire state.
Property
This vacant 50± acre property is loaded with piñon pine, cedar, native brush and grasses, and has southern exposure and endless potential. Create this piece to be
an equestrian estate, a small gentleman’s ranch, a luxury getaway or a family home with room to roam- imagination can go a long way here. The property is fenced on the north, west and south boundaries; the east is left open to the neighbors’ beautiful small ranch. The rural neighborhood is comprised of similarly-sized ranches varying from horse properties, vacation homes and getaways to large luxury homes and small recreational ranches. Antelope, deer, elk, rabbits, coyotes, foxes and birds of prey can be seen in this area. Hummingbirds and doves migrate through, as well as a variety of ducks, Canada geese and snow geese.
Improvements
Power and phone already go to the property. It is partially fenced with access and a gate. The property qualifies for a domestic water well permit.
Recreation
Living in this rural area of Colorado provides endless recreational opportunities in the general area as well as on your own property: • Golfing: Grandote Peaks Golf Club is in LaVeta. There are also courses in Walsenburg, Trinidad, Alamosa and Colorado City. • Skiing: Wolf Creek, Crested Butte, Taos, Ski Rio, and Monarch ski areas are all within three hours of the property. • Camping: There is a large variety of opportunities ranging from full-service parks for RVs to many primitive areas. Pueblo Reservoir is less than one-half hour away and offers waterskiing, fish-
ing and camping. • Fishing: There are endless lakes, rivers, streams and ponds to satisfy any angler’s needs. Pueblo Reservoir, Lake San Isabel, John Martin Reservoir and Lathrop State Park are all within a few hours’ drive of the property. • Hunting: The San Isabel National Forest is just west and encompasses hundreds of thousands of acres of forest and high mountain terrain, providing some of the state’s best big game hunting opportunities; deer, elk, antelope, black bear, mountain lion and many small game species are abundant. There are also many BLM properties nearby, offering public access. • Hiking: There are many hiking trails throughout the area. Especially in the national forest, miles of trails and beautiful views are readily available. • Sightseeing and shopping: Along the Highway of Legends there are many small towns offering antique shopping, sightseeing and dining enjoyment. Pueblo boasts the Arkansas Riverwalk, antiques, malls, specialty shops and dining for all tastes.
Water Rights
This property qualifies for a domestic water well permit.
Real Estate Taxes
2005 real estate taxes were $2348.00
Price
$88,000.00
Broker
Paul Machmuller Cell: 719-240-0433 Direct: 719-742-3605
