Colorado Land - 40 Acres (OR buy ALL 120 ACRES) TERMS

This land was formerly a farm and is probably some of the best land in the Alamosa area. I purchased several thousand acres in the county and have sold almost all the acreage with the exception of these lots which sit above a source of artesian well water. I had previously listed the four lots totalling 160 acres, all with power to the lot and street frontage. This particular lot does not have a dedicated adjudicated well on the property. The well, used for farming purposes, is in the dividing line between Lots 2 and 3. (Property being offered is identified as Parcel 4 - see plat map below.)

The property is on Road North 110, just ten minutes from Alamosa, 2.5 miles south of Mosca, 2 miles north of Stanley Road and one-half mile to Highway 17. Dimensions of the property is 660 feet x 2,640 feet. You may put a double-wide mobile home or build a modular or custom home on the property. [Note: You will have to install a domestic well for your dwelling. 15 GPM is sufficient for household use and livestock. Well depth is approximately 60-80 feet to the aquifer.]

If you are interested in purchasing the entire parcel of 160 acres, please call us directly at 1-800-715-5263. We are selling land at the local current market value.

Alamosa is the cultural and economic center of the San Luis Valley. The Valley is predominantly a farming and agricultural community with Adam's State College being an important part of its economic structure. The property is within several hours drive to Denver and many of the country's leading ski resorts in Colorado and nearby New Mexico, including Taos and Santa Fe. 45 minutes to an hour from Wolf Creek, Monarch and Crested Butte ski areas.These residential 1 acre and more ranchlots have mountain views that will take your breath away. Own land in the San Luis Valley with its rich and fascinating cultural heritage and history. Elevation ranges from 7,000 feet on the valley floor to 14,345 at the summit of Blanca Peak. The Valley is 125 miles long and 50 miles wide and is one of the largest valley basins in the United States. The mighty Sangre de Cristo (Blood of Christ) Range lies to the east and south; The most unsual and most popular geographical feature in the valley is the ever-shifting Great Sand Dunes. The San Juan, La Garita and Conejos-Brazos Mountains are to the north and west of the Valley. The beautiful Rio Grande River originates in the nearby muntains and flows southeast through the Valley.

The Valley is predominantly a farming and agricultural community with Adam's State College being an important part of its economic structure. The property is within several hours drive to Denver and many of the country's leading resorts in Colorado and nearby New Mexico, including Taos and Santa Fe.

Directions: From Alamosa, at the junction of Highways 17 and 160, drive nine miles north. Turn at the first intersection - east (right) on 2 North then left to Road North 110. The property is the right side of the road, 660' of road frontage.

Major Attractions: Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad, Great Sand Dunes National Monument.

Festivals & Events: Crane Fesitval (mid-March); Sunshine Festival (1st weekend in June); Castles and Kites Festival (end of June); Ski-Hi Stampede (end of July).

Outdoor Activities: Mountain Biking, Fishing: Conejos River, La Jara Reservoir, Rio Grande, Sanchez Reservoir; Four-Wheel Drive Trips; Golf: (Cattails Golf Course-18 hole public golf course); Hiking and Backpacking: Blanca Peak, Crater Lake, Crestone Trails; Great Sand Dunes National Monument; Skiing: Cumbres Pass; Downhill Skiing and Snowboarding: Pagosa Springs; Swimming: Splashland.