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Beautiful Crestone Colorado 2Acres

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This Land is associated with 4 contiguous Lots, but you can get these separately or by Pairs.

Four contiguous lots being sold as a package. Each lot is buildable and will qualify for an in-house use well permit. Close to Spanish Creek Greenbelt and not far from Willow Creek and greenbelt. All lots together are 7.3 acres. The property is located in a covenanted subdivision where alternative construction, off-grid, and owner-build is common and welcome, though regulated through the Property Owners’ Association. Horses allowed, also other animals. Many interesting people doing interesting things. Minimum 900 square feet for the residence, no temporary dwellings/yurts allowed. The property requires the installation of well and septic tank. The Crestone/Baca community has hiking, local and organic food suppliers, alternative building technologies, and is a world center for spiritual inquiry. Apply for an in-house well permit through the Colorado Div. of Water. Resources.

If you have any questions or would like further information about the Baca Grande community you can visit www.bacapoa.org or contact 719-256-4171.

* We purchased these lots with Title Insurance!

Cash price: $1,997 per parcel with an additional 10% discount if they purchase multiple parcels or $7,797.00 for all four parcels.

Seller financing: $0 Downpayment, $99 per month for 48 months in a single parcel. *For multiple parcels we can customize a solution.

Conveyance Document: Special Warranty Deed

Power: Electricity at street, or solar/alternative

Type of Terrain: Flat/Level

Property Tax: $96.64

POA (Property Owners Association) Assessment fee: $339.00

40 Acres Near Conejos River -Great Fly Fishing! – APN613504100006

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Great location for long weekend getaways from nearby cities. The high elevation and sparse population are great for outdoor activities, spotting wildlife, off-roading, star gazing, exploring and relaxing.
Just down the road from the Conejos river and Conejos Anglers, featuring blue ribbon fly fishing water.
The town of Antonito has some small shops, retaraunts and a hotel to meet basic needs. Alamosa is only 40 minutes away for all your shopping needs. There is also a major university and a hospital there.
Nearby, there are plenty of things to do including visiting Great Sand Dunes National Park, Pinon Flats, nature trails, Joyful Journey Hot Spring Spa, Marshall Pass, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Saguache County Museum, and many more.
Beautiful views of the San Juan Mountains and the Mogote Peaks. Easy access to the San Juan Mountains and hiking, hunting, fishing and all the other things offered in the beautiful San Luis Valley! Views all the way to north to Mount Blanca and south to San Antonio Mountain in New Mexico. Power close! Year round access to the property. Just minutes from the Rio Grande National Forest in the San Juan Mountains!

Pricing: Cash Discount: $12,997.00

Terms: $19,997, $2K down, $374/mo 5yr, $289/mo 7 yr, $228/mo 10 yr

LOCATION:

40 minutes from Alamosa
1.5hr from Pueblo
2.5 hr to Colorado Springs
4 hr to Denver

Great Price on 40 Acres in Saguache Colorado – APN459929400073

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A perfect place to settle down and have some fresh air. The high elevation and sparse population are great for outdoor activities, spotting wildlife, off-roading, star gazing, exploring and relaxing.
Just down the road from the Conejos river and Conejos Anglers, featuring blue ribbon fly fishing water.
The town of Antonito has some small shops, restaurants and a hotel to meet basic needs. Alamosa is only 40 minutes away for all your shopping needs. There is also a major university and a hospital there.
Nearby, there are plenty of things to do including visiting Great Sand Dunes National Park, Pinon Flats, nature trails, Joyful Journey Hot Spring Spa, Marshall Pass, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Saguache County Museum, and many more.
Beautiful views of the San Juan Mountains and the Mogote Peaks. Easy access to the San Juan Mountains and hiking, hunting, fishing and all the other things offered in the beautiful San Luis Valley! Views all the way to north to Mount Blanca and south to San Antonio Mountain in New Mexico. Power close! Year round access to the property. Just minutes from the Rio Grande National Forest in the San Juan Mountains! What are you waiting for? Grab this amazing opportunity to be at a place where no one could ever be rather than you!

Pricing: Cash Only: $12,000 or “BEST OFFER”

LOCATION:

40 minutes from Alamosa
1.5hr from Pueblo
2.5 hr to Colorado Springs
4 hr to Denver

Crestone Colorado Gorgeous 2 Acres

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This Land is associated with 4 contiguous Lots, but you can get these separately or by Pairs.

Imagine building your dream cabin/vacation home only a short drive from Colorado Springs and Denver. Just next to Crestone, Baca Grande is a beautiful subdivision at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountain range. With 300 days of annual sunshine and very mild climate, even in the winter, give yourself a quaint little retreat. Whether to re-charge spiritually or enjoy what nature has to offer in the way of hiking, biking, fishing, birding and playing at the Sand Dunes.
Four contiguous lots being sold as a package. Each lot is buildable and will qualify for an in-house use well permit. Close to Spanish Creek Greenbelt and not far from Willow Creek and greenbelt. All lots together are 7.3 acres. The property is located in a covenanted subdivision where alternative construction, off-grid, and owner-build is common and welcome, though regulated through the Property Owners’ Association. Horses allowed, also other animals. Many interesting people doing interesting things. Minimum 900 square feet for the residence, no temporary dwellings/yurts allowed. The property requires the installation of well and septic tank. The Crestone/Baca community has hiking, local and organic food suppliers, alternative building technologies, and is a world center for spiritual inquiry. Apply for an in-house well permit through the Colorado Div. of Water. Resources.

If you have any questions or would like further information about the Baca Grande community you can visit www.bacapoa.org or contact 719-256-4171.

* We purchased these lots with Title Insurance!

Cash price: $1,997 per parcel with an additional 10% discount if they purchase multiple parcels or $7,797.00 for all four parcels.

Seller financing: $0 Downpayment, $99 per month for 48 months in a single parcel. *For multiple parcels we can customize a solution.

Conveyance Document: Special Warranty Deed

Power: Electricity at street, or solar/alternative

Type of Terrain: Flat/Level

Property Tax: $96.64

POA (Property Owners Association) Assessment fee: $339.00

40 Acres Crestone Colorado – APN459928300078

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A wonderful place to be at for long weekend getaways from nearby cities. The high elevation and sparse population are great for outdoor activities, spotting wildlife, off-roading, star gazing, exploring and relaxing or by sitting in your comfy chair, and watching as the sun sets.
Nearby, there are plenty of things to do including visiting Great Sand Dunes National Park, Pinon Flats, nature trails, Joyful Journey Hot Spring Spa, Marshall Pass, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Saguache County Museum, and many more.

No Covenants or HOA
Modulars Allowed
Mobile Homes Allowed
Horse Property
Year Round Access

We have two contiguous parcels of 40 acres each. Available separately as 40’s or as one 80 acre parcel.
Compare our prices to the comps. Why are we so cheap you ask? Simple, we are wholesalers and keep our overhead low by working out of our home with nothing but an internet connection. We partner with locals to inspect and photograph the properties.

Here is the pricing: As individual 40’s:

Cash Discount Price per 40: $14,997 (only 374/acre). or both 40 acre parcels (80 acres total) $28,000 (only 350/acre).

Seller Financing Price:
-40 Acres: $25,000 (only $625/acre), Down Payment: $2,000, Monthly Payment: $291/mo, 10 yrs, $233/mo 15 years.

-80 Acres: $45,000 (only $562.50/acre), Down Payment: $4,000, Monthly Payment: $519/mo 10 years, $416/mo 15 years, $369/mo 20 years.

*Note: This is our standard seller finance pricing. However, we can customize terms for you. The only thing we cant do is reduce down payments. But we can change the length of the loan, increase the down payment, etc. We can even decrease the terms price if you have substantial down payment. Give us a call.
*Our loans do not come with an early payoff penalty. Pay them off as fast as you like!

Comparable Properties:

80 acres $64,000
http://www.landwatch.com/Saguache-County-Colorado-Land-for-sale/pid/200382257

35 acres $32,000
http://www.landwatch.com/Saguache-County-Colorado-Land-for-sale/pid/27521300

41 acres $39,900
http://www.landwatch.com/Saguache-County-Colorado-Land-for-sale/pid/2195583

LOCATION: Vacant land in southern Colorado.
15 Minutes from Saguache, CO
15 Minutes from Moffat, CO
2.5 Hours from Pueblo, CO
2.75 Hours from Colorado Springs, CO
3 Hours from Denver, CO
3.5 Hours from Santa Fe, NM

40 Acres Crestone Colorado – APN459928300076

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No Covenants or HOA
Modulars Allowed
Mobile Homes Allowed
Horse Property
Year Round Access

Here is the pricing: As individual 40’s:

Cash Discount Price per 40: $14,997 (only 374/acre). or both 40 acre parcels (80 acres total) $28,000 (only 350/acre).

Seller Financing Price:
-40 Acres: $25,000 (only $625/acre), Down Payment: $2,000, Monthly Payment: $291/mo, 10 yrs, $233/mo 15 years.

-80 Acres: $45,000 (only $562.50/acre), Down Payment: $4,000, Monthly Payment: $519/mo 10 years, $416/mo 15 years, $369/mo 20 years.

Comparable Properties:

80 acres $64,000
http://www.landwatch.com/Saguache-County-Colorado-Land-for-sale/pid/200382257

35 acres $32,000
http://www.landwatch.com/Saguache-County-Colorado-Land-for-sale/pid/27521300

41 acres $39,900
http://www.landwatch.com/Saguache-County-Colorado-Land-for-sale/pid/2195583

Property Details

Size (Acres): 40 AC

APN or Other ID: APN459928300076

State: Colorado

County: Saguache

Legal Description:

For APN459928300076 ( NE1/4SW1/4 28-43-9 )

GPS Coordinates:

For APN459928300076 (37.942369, -105.992126)

General Location: Between Saguache and Moffat

Best Attribute: Views and Road Frontage on Two Sides

Property Type: Rural Land

Zoning: Residential

Terrain: Mostly flat

General Elevation: 7660 feet

Power: Alternative

Phone: Mobile/Satellite/Alternative

Water: Would be by well or alternative system

*Note: Some properties nearby have very shallow wells. Check with a local driller for an estimate on the well depth and drilling cost. Here is one: Capable Well Drilling 888-354-6662, http://www.capablewelldrilling.com/

Sewer: Septic or Alternative System

Roads: Dirt/Gravel

Time to Build: No Limit

Title Info: Clear Title

Doc Fee: $299.00

Annual Property Taxes: $257.16 (Approx)

80 Gorgeous Acres Crestone Colorado, APN459928300076 & 78

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No Covenants or HOA
Modulars Allowed
Mobile Homes Allowed
Horse Property
Year Round Access

Here is the pricing: As individual 40’s:

Cash Discount Price per 40: $14,997 (only 374/acre). Or both 40 acre parcels (80 acres total) $28,000 (only 350/acre).

Seller Financing Price:
-40 Acres: $25,000 (only $625/acre), Down Payment: $2,000, Monthly Payment: $291/mo, 10 yrs, $233/mo 15 years.
-80 Acres: $45,000 (only $562.50/acre), Down Payment: $4,000, Monthly Payment: $519/mo 10 years, $416/mo 15 years, $369/mo 20 years.

*Note: This is our standard seller finance pricing. However, we can customize terms for you. The only thing we cant do is reduce down payments. But we can change the length of the loan, increase the down payment, etc. We can even decrease the terms price if you have substantial down payment. Give us a call. *Our loans do not come with an early payoff penalty. Pay them off as fast as you like!

Comparable Properties:

80 acres $64,000
http://www.landwatch.com/Saguache-County-Colorado-Land-for-sale/pid/200382257

35 acres $32,000
http://www.landwatch.com/Saguache-County-Colorado-Land-for-sale/pid/27521300

41 acres $39,900
http://www.landwatch.com/Saguache-County-Colorado-Land-for-sale/pid/2195583

Property Details

Size (Acres): 80 AC

APN or Other ID: APN459928300076 and APN459928300078

State: Colorado

County: Saguache

Legal Description:

For APN459928300076 ( NE1/4SW1/4 28-43-9 )

For APN459928300078 ( SE1/4SW1/4 28-43-9 B421 P557 )

GPS Coordinates:

For APN459928300076 (37.942369, -105.992126)

For APN459928300078 (37.938826, -105.992255)

General Location: Between Saguache and Moffat

Best Attribute: Views and Road Frontage on Two Sides

Property Type: Rural Land

Zoning: Residential

Terrain: Mostly flat

General Elevation: 7660 feet

Power: Alternative

Phone: Mobile/Satellite/Alternative

Water: Would be by well or alternative system.

Sewer: Septic or Alternative System

Roads: Dirt/Gravel

Time to Build: No Limit

Title Info: Clear Title

Doc Fee: $299.00

Annual Property Taxes: $514.32 (Approx)

1 of 2 – 40 Acre Colorado Lots-Trees APN72500110

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Intro:

Imagine waking up to enjoy wild horses, antelope and elk as they pass and even graze in your yard. Imagine yourself being able to have year around access to some of the most pristine land in America. Plenty of wildlife to watch or ride horses, motorcycles, and hunt right in your back yard. And if you enjoy fishing, this property is surrounded by some of Colorado’s top fisheries. With Mt. Blanca in your front yard and the Sangre De Cristo Range in your back yard! Getaway for the weekend, bug out pad. Great camping or building sites with abundant wildlife and great views!

Property Specifics:

As 40-acre parcels go, these two are special, with trees and water. Currently available to purchase individually or save and buy both parcels together as an 80-acre parcel.

Located under 3 miles from the Rio Grande river, the depth needed to reach water for your well is only ft, greatly reducing well digging costs. Power is nearby due to a nice new home being built nearby (see photos).

There is a small seasonal creek running through both parcels and both parcels feature some trees and vegetation.

Cash Price: $12,997.00/40 acre parcel or by all 80 acres for $23,994.00

Terms (seller financing) Price: $24,997/40 acre parcel or buy both for $45,994.00

Title Special Warranty Deed
Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN) 72500110, 72500120
Location (nearest town/zip) San Luis, 81152
GPS Coordinates (Latitude/Longitude)

*These coordinates can be pasted or typed into any GPS, or any online mapping program likes Google Maps, MapQuest, Bing Maps, etc.

APN 72500120

NW Corner: 37.011769, -105.691096

SW Corner: 37.009998, -105.691072

NE Corner: 37.011844, -105.682109

SE Corner: 37.010055, -105.682061

GPS Coordinates
APN 72500110

NW Corner: 37.013568, -105.691139

SW Corner: 37.011788, -105.691079

NE Corner: 37.013674, -105.682139

SE Corner: 37.011866, -105.682115 (Black Hawk Rd & County Rd B)

Zoning Residential

There is a new home very close, meaning power may already be close by Call (San Luis Valley Rural Electric: 719-852-6654) for specifics.

*Previous owners had good depth tested: Only 120ft deep due to proximity to the river.

Showings Available Yes- with an appointment to serious buyers only after deposit is made.

Additional Property Info

GPS Coordinates presented here are based upon the best date we have accumulated, but are not exact. The information is for the purpose of locating your property only. Prior to building a fence or any structure on your land, you should contact a Colorado licensed surveyor to mark the exact corners of your property.

Distance to San Luis 35 mi
Distance to Pueblo 138 mi
Distance to Alamosa 42 mi
Distance to Ft Garland 51 mi
Distance to Taos 53 mi
Distance to Santa Fe 123 mi
About Costilla County and the San Luis Valley

Zapata is a small, gated mountain community in southern Colorado’s San Luis Valley, with about 950 home sites freckling the western slope of Blanca Massif. Most lots range from .8 acres to 1.5 acres, and enjoy a combination of sun and shade from plentiful pinion, evergreen, aspen and cottonwood trees. Residents enjoy the use of two stocked lakes, a large, year-round stream and numerous hiking and recreation opportunities.

Zapata looks out over the expansive valley to the San Juan mountains on its far edge, and residents enjoy colorful sunsets and some of the most striking views in the area. The dramatic, ever-changing dunes of Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve are visible from many lots and common areas, and enchanting Zapata Falls is just down the road to the south. Across the street from the gated Zapata entrance is the historic Zapata Ranch, operated today by the Nature Conservancy.

Zapata has an active homeowner’s association that governs its development.

The San Luis Valley

The San Luis Valley, North America’s largest alpine valley, sits at the south-central border of Colorado and New Mexico, beginning just above of Taos, NM and extending north to Poncha Pass, near Villa Grove, CO. Highways 160 (east-west) and 285 (north-south) are the region’s primary transportation veins.

Zapata is located at the eastern edge of the valley, at the junction of Highway 150 and Lane 6 North — about 15 miles east of the town of Mosca and five miles south of Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.

The San Luis Valley sits at about 7,500 feet above sea level, in a semi-arid region ringed on all sides by mountains. The climate is dry and temperate for three seasons, with sunny, warm, pleasant summers and cool, breezy springs and falls. Winters can be harsh, with daytime temperatures averaging in the 20s and often dipping well below zero at night. Snowfall is common from October through April and accumulates in the foothills and mountains (including Zapata), usually melting off quickly in the lower elevations.

Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve

Just north of Zapata is one of North America’s largest dune fields, and one of the most biologically diverse parks in the United States. Miles of drifting, changing, ethereal dunes stretch out in every direction and soar as high as 700 feet above visitors. In the lush landscape surrounding the dunes, mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, coyotes, eagles, hawks and other wildlife share the park with more than 300,000 visitors each year. Many of these animals share a community backyard with Zapata residents.

More information about the park

Surrounding area

Mosca and Hooper

These two small, rural towns on State Highway 17 serve as the gateway to Zapata and the Great Sand Dunes for travelers coming from points north. Mosca is home to the Colorado Gator Park (you read that right!) and the Mosca Pit Stop, a convenience store, gas station and popular, local watering hole. Just north of Mosca near Hooper is the famed UFO Watchtower, a collection of other-worldly memorabilia and a raised platform for prime outer space viewing. Hooper is also home to the Hooper Pool – a deceptively simple name for a divine, geothermal swimming experience.

Crestone

Called the Hamlet of the San Luis Valley, Crestone is a small but active arts community on the north side of the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve. Holistic living, eco-building, solar power and other modern, back-to-the-land values are popular here, as is a connected community devoted to artisan culture.

Blanca, Fort Garland, and San Luis

This trio of small towns on the southeastern edge of the San Luis Valley has a rich Hispanic history visible in their architecture and community events. Blanca’s two small grocers are a popular place for Zapata residents to stop for the basics, and the community center along US Route 160 between Blanca and Fort Garland offers residents an array of fitness and educational opportunities at low cost.

San Luis, just a few miles from the New Mexico border, is seeing a resurgence in its arts and cultural community. Between these three towns there’s no shortage of hometown-style diners – both Mexican and American – to choose from.

Alamosa and Monte Vista

The business and cultural center of the San Luis Valley, Alamosa is home to just under 10,000 people, dozens of dining options, several hotels, retail stores, grocery stores, parks, galleries, the fabled Rio Grande and its namesake, the Rio Grande Scenic Railroad.

Despite being just half that size, Alamosa’s sister city, Monte Vista, is also bustling, with a charming, active downtown, a rural livestock events center and a wildlife refuge that’s home to some 25,000 migrating Sandhill Cranes each spring and fall.

Other unique facts and fables about the area

The San Luis Valley covers an area of about 8,000 miles, about the size of the state of Connecticut, but its total population is less than 50,000.

The valley’s economic engines are tourism and agriculture. Potatoes and barley are the main crops.

There are more than 500 known artists living in the San Luis Valley today.

Native American legend holds that the San Luis Valley is the site of “Sipapu,” or place of emergence. They believe their ancestors gathered to this special place to be led underground and await the cleansing of the earth and the coming of the new world. It’s believed that the exact spot of Sipapu is near the San Luis Lakes, not far from Zapata.

Eighty acres of fields outside Mosca are now home to the largest solar installation of its kind in North America.

The San Luis Valley enjoys more than 300 days of sunshine each year.

Links to more information

San Luis Valley Info: SLV Dweller
Alamosa Info: Alamosa Convention and Visitor’s Bureau
SLV News Wiki Valley Courier The San Luis Valley on Wikipedia
Tax Collector Office: http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/CNTY-Costilla/CBON/1251595035177
Property Appraiser Office: http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/CNTY-Costilla/CBON/1251594973867

General Area Info about Utilities and Services

Water: Individual wells for household purposes may be drilled on most parcels. Many choose to have tanks delivered. Permits and requirements should be confirmed by the Colorado Division of Water Resources office, 719-589-6683.

Sewer: Septic tank and leach field systems are required. Permits and requirements should be confirmed by the Costilla County Land Use Office, 719-672-9109. *You must adhere to county health and safety code if you intend to live on the property.

Telephone: Cellular phone service is available and phone lines vary in distance from the home sites, according to your location.

2 of 2- 40 Acre Colorado Lots-Trees APN72500120

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Intro:

Imagine waking up to enjoy wild horses, antelope, and elk as they pass and even graze in your yard. Imagine yourself being able to have year around access to some of the most pristine land in America. Plenty of wildlife to watch or ride horses, motorcycles, and hunt right in your back yard. And if you enjoy fishing, this property is surrounded by some of Colorado’s top fisheries. With Mt. Blanca in your front yard and the Sangre De Cristo Range in your back yard! Getaway for the weekend, bug out pad. Great camping or building sites with abundant wildlife and great views!

Property Specifics:

As 40-acre parcels go, these two are special, with trees and water. Currently available to purchase individually or save and buy both parcels together as an 80-acre parcel.

There is a small seasonal creek running through both parcels and both parcels feature some trees and vegetation.

Cash Price: $12,997.00/40 acre parcel or by all 80 acres for $23,994.00

Doc Fee: $299.00 per parcel

Title Special Warranty Deed
Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN) 72500110, 72500120
Legal Description Costilla Creek Ranches Tract M Cont. 40 Ac In Sec 29-1-74
Location (nearest town/zip) San Luis, 81152
GPS Coordinates (Latitude/Longitude)

*These coordinates can be pasted or typed into any GPS, or any online mapping program likes Google Maps, MapQuest, Bing Maps, etc.

APN 72500120

NW Corner: 37.011769, -105.691096

SW Corner: 37.009998, -105.691072

NE Corner: 37.011844, -105.682109

SE Corner: 37.010055, -105.682061

GPS Coordinates
APN 72500110

NW Corner: 37.013568, -105.691139

SW Corner: 37.011788, -105.691079

NE Corner: 37.013674, -105.682139

SE Corner: 37.011866, -105.682115 (Black Hawk Rd & County Rd B)

Zoning Residential
Utilities (Specific to parcel)
There is a new home very close, meaning power may already be close by Call (San Luis Valley Rural Electric: 719-852-6654) for specifics.

*Previous owners had good depth tested: Only 120ft deep due to proximity to the river.

Showings Available Yes- with an appointment to serious buyers only after deposit is made.

Additional Property Info

Zapata is a small, gated mountain community in southern Colorado’s San Luis Valley, with about 950 home sites freckling the western slope of Blanca Massif. Most lots range from .8 acres to 1.5 acres and enjoy a combination of sun and shade from plentiful pinion, evergreen, aspen and cottonwood trees. Residents enjoy the use of two stocked lakes, a large, year-round stream and numerous hiking and recreation opportunities.

Zapata has an active homeowner’s association that governs its development.

The San Luis Valley

The San Luis Valley, North America’s largest alpine valley, sits on the south-central border of Colorado and New Mexico, beginning just above of Taos, NM and extending north to Poncha Pass, near Villa Grove, CO. Highways 160 (east-west) and 285 (north-south) are the region’s primary transportation veins.

Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve

More information about the park

Surrounding area

Mosca and Hooper

These two small, rural towns on State Highway 17 serve as the gateway to Zapata and the Great Sand Dunes for travelers coming from points north. Mosca is home to the Colorado Gator Park (you read that right!) and the Mosca Pit Stop, a convenience store, gas station and popular, local watering hole. Just north of Mosca near Hooper are the famed UFO Watchtower, a collection of other-worldly memorabilia and a raised platform for prime outer space viewing. Hooper is also home to the Hooper Pool – a deceptively simple name for a divine, geothermal swimming experience.

Crestone

Blanca, Fort Garland, and San Luis

San Luis, just a few miles from the New Mexico border, is seeing a resurgence in its arts and cultural community. Between these three towns, there’s no shortage of hometown-style diners – both Mexican and American – to choose from.

Alamosa and Monte Vista

Other unique facts and fables about the area

The San Luis Valley covers an area of about 8,000 miles, about the size of the state of Connecticut, but its total population is less than 50,000.

The valley’s economic engines are tourism and agriculture. Potatoes and barley are the main crops.

There are more than 500 known artists living in the San Luis Valley today.

Eighty acres of fields outside Mosca are now home to the largest solar installation of its kind in North America.

The San Luis Valley enjoys more than 300 days of sunshine each year.

Links to more information

General Area Info about Utilities and Services

Electricity: (San Luis Valley Rural Electric: 719-852-6654) or (Xcell Energy xcelenergy.com) The Rural Electric Association has power throughout the valley, providing power to outlying areas. Property owners may obtain their extensions depending upon their location. It may be desirable and cost effective to install a privately owned generator or solar/generator power supply. Some recent owners installed Photovoltaic Panels and residential windmills. Propane gas service is available through several companies located in nearby towns.
Water: Individual wells for household purposes may be drilled on most parcels. Many choose to have tanks delivered. Permits and requirements should be confirmed by the Colorado Division of Water Resources office, 719-589-6683.
Sewer: Septic tank and leach field systems are required. Permits and requirements should be confirmed by the Costilla County Land Use Office, 719-672-9109. *You must adhere to county health and safety code if you intend to live on the property.
Telephone: Cellular phone service is available and phone lines vary in distance from the home sites, according to your location.

40 Acre Parcel with Power Near San Luis CO

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Intro:

This is a gorgeous southern Colorado parcel between San Luis and the New Mexico border. Power lines run along the road that runs along side this parcel, so bringing in power to this parcel will be very cheap.

Property Specifics:

This awesome 40 acre parcel has power lines running down County Line Rd 12 & Rd K, so getting power to this property will be cheap.

Cash Price: $11,997.00

Doc Fee: $299.00

Title Special Warranty Deed
Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN) 30006600
Legal Description
Ne4se4 Of Sec 16-2-73.(215-299)(dc 353-56)(sa 353-57 & 58) Sent Sales & Abatement On 1-23-08 Ldv

Location (nearest town/zip) San Luis, 81152
GPS Coordinates (Latitude/Longitude)

*These coordinates can be pasted or typed into any GPS, or any online mapping program likes Google Maps, Map Quest, Bing Maps, etc.

37.134635, -105.557751

Zoning Residential
Lot Size (Acres) 40 acres
Road Access Dirt, County Rd 12 and County Rd K
Utilities (Specific to parcel)
There is a new home very close, meaning power may already be close by: Call (San Luis Valley Rural Electric: 719-852-6654) for specifics.

*Previous owners had well depth tested: Only 120ft deep due to proximity to river.

Annual Tax Amount $145.00
Showings Available Yes- with appointment to serious buyers only after deposit is made.

Additional Property Info

Zapata has an active homeowner’s association that governs its development.

The San Luis Valley

Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve

Just north of Zapata is one of North America’s largest dune fields, and one of the most biologically diverse park in the United States. Miles of drifting, changing, ethereal dunes stretch out in every direction, and soar as high as 700 feet above visitors. In the lush landscape surrounding the dunes, mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, coyotes, eagles, hawks and other wildlife share the park with more than 300,000 visitors each year. Many of these animals share a community back yard with Zapata residents.

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Surrounding area

Mosca and Hooper

These two small, rural towns on State Highway 17 serve as the gateway to Zapata and the Great Sand Dunes for travelers coming from points north. Mosca is home to the Colorado Gator Park (you read that right!) and the Mosca Pit Stop, a convenience store, gas station and popular, local watering hole. Just north of Mosca near Hooper is the famed UFO Watchtower, a collection of other-worldly memoribilia and a raised platform for prime outer space viewing. Hooper is also home to the Hooper Pool – a deceptively simple name for a divine, geothermal swimming experience.

Crestone

Blanca, Fort Garland and San Luis

This trio of small towns on the southeastern edge of the San Luis Valley have a rich Hispanic history visible in their architecture and community events. Blanca’s two small grocers are a popular place for Zapata residents to stop for the basics, and the community center along US Route 160 between Blanca and Fort Garland offers residents an array of fitness and educational opportunities at low cost.

Alamosa and Monte Vista

Other unique facts and fables about the area

The San Luis Valley covers an area of about 8,000 miles, about the size of the state of Connecticut, but its total population is less than 50,000.

The valley’s economic engines are tourism and agriculture. Potatoes and barley are the main crop.

There are more than 500 known artists living in the San Luis Valley today.

Eighty acres of fields outside Mosca are now home to the largest solar installation of its kind in North America.

The San Luis Valley enjoys more than 300 days of sunshine each year.

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General Area Info about Utilities and Services

Electricity: (San Luis Valley Rural Electric: Troy 719-852-6654, [email protected]. Xcel Energy xcelenergy.com. The Rural Electric Association has power throughout the valley, providing power to outlying areas. Property owners may obtain their extensions depending upon their location. It may be desirable and cost effective to install a privately owned generator or solar/generator power supply. Some recent owners installed Photovoltaic Panels and residential windmills. Propane gas service is available through several companies located in nearby towns.
Water: Individual wells for household purposes may be drilled on most parcels. Many choose to have tanks delivered. Permits and requirements should be confirmed by the Colorado Division of Water Resources office, 719-589-6683.
Sewer: Septic tank and leach field systems are required. Permits and requirements should be confirmed by the Costilla County Land Use Office, 719-672-9109. *You must adhere to county health and safety code if you intend to live on the property.
Telephone: Cellular phone service is available and phone lines vary in distance from the home sites, according to your location.

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