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Views of Black Ridge, the 14,000 foot peaks near Purgatory, Wolf Creek Pass in the distant east and the new Lake Nighthorse. | |
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Come enjoy the views and natural surroundings on this piece of paradise. A large portion of the land to the north and east as in a conservation easement, so you will not have any homes built in that area. | ||
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Very sunny parcel with pinon and juniper trees. Southern exposure has solar possibilities. | ||
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Located adjacent to Shenandoah Estates, this 43+ acre parcel has been divided into three lots. Gentle sloping land with meadow and trees. Building envelopes are in place to protect your privacy. Sunshine, views and wildlife are part of the appeal of this area. | ||
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The building site on Lot #2 offers both privacy and views. | ||
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This year-round location has paved roads and many high-end homes in the area. This property is not subject to the CCR's of Shenandoah or Shenandoah Estates. However, it is subject to the architectural review guidelines of Shenandoah Estates. |
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This small pond is directly across the road from this lot. There is an adjacent lot that is also on the market if you wish to own 9+ acres. | ||
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Very easy to build your Colorado home on these lots. The Seller will provide water with a shared well or you can possibly purchase a water tap. | ||
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This is a view of the building site on Lot #3. | ||
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Lake Nighthorse is visible from both parcels. | ||
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There are currently five homes in Shenandoah being constructed in the million-dollar plus price range, so you know this is a very good neighborhood. | ||
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It is not a member of any HOA so there are no monthly dues. The only fees that would be due are any special assessment for road repairs and excessive snow removal in Shenandoah Estates. |
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Last updated February
8, 2012 Rick Lorenz, Broker, CRS, ABR, CLHMS,
CNE Copyright 1999 - 2012 |
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