offered at $ 615,000
a Colorado horse property on 8.15 acres nestled against the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains
offered at $ 615,000 Grab your unique chance to own an established horse property with breathtaking views of the San Luis Valley and surrounding mountain ranges. This exceptional property: • is located within two miles of Great Sand Dunes National Park. • adjoins BLM land. • is within horseback riding distance of the Sangre de Christo National Forest. • is within a ½-hour drive to Alamosa, a full-service community located within the heart of the San Luis Valley. description: This 3 bedroom/3 bath high-quality log home was built by a German architect and interior designer. The property was designed with horses in mind. There are exceptional riding opportunities in the large arena, within the subdivision and on adjoining BLM land. Additionally, the property serves as an excellent base for exploration of numerous horse trails at Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve and in the nearby Sangre de Cristo National Forest. No horses? No worries! The property offers stunning views of the dune field in the National Park located about 1½ miles away. The Park’s visitor center is located about 6 miles from the property by road. With about 1,000 sq. feet of outdoor living on the deck that surrounds much of the home, you can enjoy spectacular vistas of the San Luis Valley, the San Juan Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. It’s gorgeous in every direction you look!
www.mountainlionranch.com
the setting: Mountain Lion Ranch lies in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. It’s location above the Valley floor offers several benefits—it’s high enough to be warmer in winter and cooler in summer than in nearby Alamosa. The area’s climate can be described as arid and sunny. Some call the San Luis Valley “the land of cool sunshine.” The property has direct access to BLM land, to the Sangre de Cristo National Forest and to nearby Zapata Falls. Within the subdivision you will find two private fishing lakes. You’ll see the lower lake as you enter the subdivision. The upper lake takes a bit more travel time to reach. With picnic tables, barbecue pits and spectacular views, it’s worth the effort. Zapata Creek runs through the subdivision and borders Mountain Lion Ranch and a few of the additional available parcels of land. A few other creeks, such as Spyder Creek—which you must cross to access the Ranch—run seasonally. Spring runoff can be spectacular. The property can be accessed from State Highway 17 (take the turn east toward Great Sand Dunes National Park), at Highway 150, go south approximately 1 mile, then turn east into Zapata Subdivision. Mountain Lion Ranch can also be accessed from US Highway 160. From Hwy. 160, take the exit toward Great Sand Dunes National Park and onto Highway 150. Make a turn to the east into Zapata Subdivision 12.4 miles from your turn onto Hwy. 150. Highways 17 and 160 are well-maintained travelled routes. Once in the subdivision, you will travel for approximately 1 mile on well-maintained gravel roads. A short driveway leads to the carport and house. Before you visit, please call to obtain the current gate access code. Codes are changed several times each year.
To arrange your private showing of this exceptial property, please call 719-378-2046 or send an e-mail to [email protected]
Air shuttle service is provided by Great Lakes Aviation and Frontier Airlines from Denver International Airport to the Alamosa Regional Airport. Rental cars are available at the Alamosal Regional Airport. This airport is located approximately 30 miles from the property. additional available acreage: In additional to the 8.15 acres offered with the house, the sellers are offering several other building lots with a combined acreage of 28.13 acres. These lots are offered separately. If a buyer was interested in purchasing this property in addition to Mountain Lion Ranch, the total acreage would be 36.28 acres. For more information on these properties, please visit www.mountainlionranch.com, call 719-852-2046 or send e-mail to [email protected]. property specifics: address: 32 Cedar Ridge Road Mosca, CO 81146 Alamosa County acreage: Unit I, Block 15 Lot 1 Lot 2 Tract 2 Tract 3 Total
www.mountainlionranch.com 0.77 acre 0.85 acre 1.63 acre 4.90 acre 8.15 acre
( riding arena ) ( round pen + horse barn + pasture ) ( log home + carport )
dimensions: Log home, first level Log home, walk out basement Deck, partly covered Horse barn Carport Riding arena Round pen
34’ x 50’ = 1,700 sq. ft. 34’ x 50’ = 1,700 sq. ft. approx. 1,000 sq. ft. 28’ x 61’ = 1,708 sq. ft. 22’ x 31’ = 682 sq. ft. 84’ x 168’ = 14,112 sq. ft. 40’ diameter
year built: house, 1996. Horse barn, carport, riding arena, round pen built in 2003. Between 1996 and 2003, house was used as a summer home. Since 2003, the property has served as a year-round residence. construction type: class: water: sewer: heating: fireplace: windows: floorcoverings:
Log home, D-logs Single family – horse property private well septic with leach field propane + electricity high efficiency wood-burning masonry stove, radiant system with bake oven double pane “tilt + turn” wooden windows 1-inch maple hardwood
roof:
security system: communication: taxes 2008:
homeowner dues: community:
House, horse barn and carport: siliconized polyester-coated aluminum panels yes Information herein deemed reliable Phone + high speed internet with but not guaranteed. underground cable, satellite TV Lot 1 $ 45.50 Lot 2 45.50 Tract 2 172.86 Tract 3 903.52 ( residence ) 2009 575.00 Zapata Subdivision, a gated community of 2,400 acres. Read more about the Zapata Homeowner Association at www.zapatahomeowners.org.
An aerial view of the property is available at: http://bingmaps.com.au/?action=location&location=32%20cedar%20ridge%20road%20mosca%20colorado
Please note that the map “pointer” does not accurately locate the property. You can however, easily see the riding arena and the house slightly to the west of the indicated location.
To arrange your private showing of this exceptional property, please call 719-378-2046 or e-mail [email protected] See more photos online at www.mountainlionranch.com
offered at $ 615,000 Grab your unique chance to own an established horse property with breathtaking views of the San Luis Valley and surrounding mountain ranges. This exceptional property: • is located within two miles of Great Sand Dunes National Park. • adjoins BLM land. • is within horseback riding distance of the Sangre de Christo National Forest. • is within a ½-hour drive to Alamosa, a full-service community located within the heart of the San Luis Valley. description: This 3 bedroom/3 bath high-quality log home was built by a German architect and interior designer. The property was designed with horses in mind. There are exceptional riding opportunities in the large arena, within the subdivision and on adjoining BLM land. Additionally, the property serves as an excellent base for exploration of numerous horse trails at Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve and in the nearby Sangre de Cristo National Forest. No horses? No worries! The property offers stunning views of the dune field in the National Park located about 1½ miles away. The Park’s visitor center is located about 6 miles from the property by road. With about 1,000 sq. feet of outdoor living on the deck that surrounds much of the home, you can enjoy spectacular vistas of the San Luis Valley, the San Juan Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. It’s gorgeous in every direction you look!
www.mountainlionranch.com
the setting: Mountain Lion Ranch lies in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. It’s location above the Valley floor offers several benefits—it’s high enough to be warmer in winter and cooler in summer than in nearby Alamosa. The area’s climate can be described as arid and sunny. Some call the San Luis Valley “the land of cool sunshine.” The property has direct access to BLM land, to the Sangre de Cristo National Forest and to nearby Zapata Falls. Within the subdivision you will find two private fishing lakes. You’ll see the lower lake as you enter the subdivision. The upper lake takes a bit more travel time to reach. With picnic tables, barbecue pits and spectacular views, it’s worth the effort. Zapata Creek runs through the subdivision and borders Mountain Lion Ranch and a few of the additional available parcels of land. A few other creeks, such as Spyder Creek—which you must cross to access the Ranch—run seasonally. Spring runoff can be spectacular. The property can be accessed from State Highway 17 (take the turn east toward Great Sand Dunes National Park), at Highway 150, go south approximately 1 mile, then turn east into Zapata Subdivision. Mountain Lion Ranch can also be accessed from US Highway 160. From Hwy. 160, take the exit toward Great Sand Dunes National Park and onto Highway 150. Make a turn to the east into Zapata Subdivision 12.4 miles from your turn onto Hwy. 150. Highways 17 and 160 are well-maintained travelled routes. Once in the subdivision, you will travel for approximately 1 mile on well-maintained gravel roads. A short driveway leads to the carport and house. Before you visit, please call to obtain the current gate access code. Codes are changed several times each year.
To arrange your private showing of this exceptial property, please call 719-378-2046 or send an e-mail to [email protected]
Air shuttle service is provided by Great Lakes Aviation and Frontier Airlines from Denver International Airport to the Alamosa Regional Airport. Rental cars are available at the Alamosal Regional Airport. This airport is located approximately 30 miles from the property. additional available acreage: In additional to the 8.15 acres offered with the house, the sellers are offering several other building lots with a combined acreage of 28.13 acres. These lots are offered separately. If a buyer was interested in purchasing this property in addition to Mountain Lion Ranch, the total acreage would be 36.28 acres. For more information on these properties, please visit www.mountainlionranch.com, call 719-852-2046 or send e-mail to [email protected]. property specifics: address: 32 Cedar Ridge Road Mosca, CO 81146 Alamosa County acreage: Unit I, Block 15 Lot 1 Lot 2 Tract 2 Tract 3 Total
www.mountainlionranch.com 0.77 acre 0.85 acre 1.63 acre 4.90 acre 8.15 acre
( riding arena ) ( round pen + horse barn + pasture ) ( log home + carport )
dimensions: Log home, first level Log home, walk out basement Deck, partly covered Horse barn Carport Riding arena Round pen
34’ x 50’ = 1,700 sq. ft. 34’ x 50’ = 1,700 sq. ft. approx. 1,000 sq. ft. 28’ x 61’ = 1,708 sq. ft. 22’ x 31’ = 682 sq. ft. 84’ x 168’ = 14,112 sq. ft. 40’ diameter
year built: house, 1996. Horse barn, carport, riding arena, round pen built in 2003. Between 1996 and 2003, house was used as a summer home. Since 2003, the property has served as a year-round residence. construction type: class: water: sewer: heating: fireplace: windows: floorcoverings:
Log home, D-logs Single family – horse property private well septic with leach field propane + electricity high efficiency wood-burning masonry stove, radiant system with bake oven double pane “tilt + turn” wooden windows 1-inch maple hardwood
roof:
security system: communication: taxes 2008:
homeowner dues: community:
House, horse barn and carport: siliconized polyester-coated aluminum panels yes Information herein deemed reliable Phone + high speed internet with but not guaranteed. underground cable, satellite TV Lot 1 $ 45.50 Lot 2 45.50 Tract 2 172.86 Tract 3 903.52 ( residence ) 2009 575.00 Zapata Subdivision, a gated community of 2,400 acres. Read more about the Zapata Homeowner Association at www.zapatahomeowners.org.
An aerial view of the property is available at: http://bingmaps.com.au/?action=location&location=32%20cedar%20ridge%20road%20mosca%20colorado
Please note that the map “pointer” does not accurately locate the property. You can however, easily see the riding arena and the house slightly to the west of the indicated location.
To arrange your private showing of this exceptional property, please call 719-378-2046 or e-mail [email protected] See more photos online at www.mountainlionranch.com
