Landry Cogburn
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$520,000 • 30 acres
At the gateway to Mesa Verde, upon the wonderous Colorado Plateau, sits 30 acres of incredible opportunity. This beautiful property is perfectly placed for a lifetime of western adventure. With horse corrals at the front of the property, and acres of untouched juniper covered land at the back, it's easy to imagine creating your legacy here. In full view of Point Lookout (an 8,427 ft. mesa), there are two houses on the property, each with a tap to the city water line at the road. There is also a barn near each of the houses, giving ample room for horse tack and equipment. Entrance to Mesa Verde - 0.5 Miles Mancos - 8 Miles Cortez - 11 Miles McPhee Reservoir - 26 Miles Durango - 36 Miles Four Corners National Monument - 50 Miles Be a part of Colorado's western heritage here on the Mesa Vista 30.
At the gateway to Mesa Verde, upon the wonderous Colorado Plateau, sits 30 acres of incredible opportunity. This beautiful property is perfectly placed for a lifetime of western adventure. With horse corrals at the front of the property, and acres of untouched juniper covered land at the back, it's easy to imagine creating your legacy here. In full view of Point Lookout (an 8,427 ft. mesa), there are two houses on the property, each with a tap to the city water line at the road. There is also a barn near each of the houses, giving ample room for horse tack and equipment. Entrance to Mesa Verde - 0.5 Miles Mancos - 8 Miles Cortez - 11 Miles McPhee Reservoir - 26 Miles Durango - 36 Miles Four Corners National Monument - 50 Miles Be a part of Colorado's western heritage here on the Mesa Vista 30.
$1,000,000 • 437 acres
At the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains sits 437 acres with enough water and electricity to run a large scale farm operation. Experience a western legacy like few can boast on nearly three quarters of a section. Often visited by one of America's living legends, a nearly 400 year old herd of wild horses, directly decended from those of the Spanish Conquestidors who explored this valley, can be seen crossing the land. Zoned "Vacant", and split into three parcels, opportunity abounds here. From the two Puebloan styled cabins, near the property's highway-side entrance, you are right in between the hub of the Southwesten Art Scene in Taos, New Mexico, and the heart of Colorado's most epic backcountry. From absolutely all the western recreation you could imagine nearby, to rich history and lore, here is your opportunity to be a part of the legacy of Colorado's San Luis Valley. 7 miles - San Luis (Colorado's Oldest Town) 15 miles - Rio Grande River Access 48 miles - Alamosa, CO. 49 miles - Great Sand Dunes National Park 56 miles - Taos, NM.
At the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains sits 437 acres with enough water and electricity to run a large scale farm operation. Experience a western legacy like few can boast on nearly three quarters of a section. Often visited by one of America's living legends, a nearly 400 year old herd of wild horses, directly decended from those of the Spanish Conquestidors who explored this valley, can be seen crossing the land. Zoned "Vacant", and split into three parcels, opportunity abounds here. From the two Puebloan styled cabins, near the property's highway-side entrance, you are right in between the hub of the Southwesten Art Scene in Taos, New Mexico, and the heart of Colorado's most epic backcountry. From absolutely all the western recreation you could imagine nearby, to rich history and lore, here is your opportunity to be a part of the legacy of Colorado's San Luis Valley. 7 miles - San Luis (Colorado's Oldest Town) 15 miles - Rio Grande River Access 48 miles - Alamosa, CO. 49 miles - Great Sand Dunes National Park 56 miles - Taos, NM.
$250,000 • 320 acres
In the morning shadow of the legendary Sangre de Cristo mountain range, this 320+/- acres sits amidst a valley full of Spanish lore from as far back as 1643. Castillo County boasts the oldest recorded settlement within the state of Colorado, making this half section of undeveloped land an amazing find. Located inside Big Game Unit 83, directly off of state highway 159, eight miles south-west of the town of San Luis, Colorado, and only 55 miles straight north of Taos, New Mexico. This property is along a grand thoroughfare of all the recreation both states can offer. Beauty and opportunity are seamingly endless from this large, two parcel property.
In the morning shadow of the legendary Sangre de Cristo mountain range, this 320+/- acres sits amidst a valley full of Spanish lore from as far back as 1643. Castillo County boasts the oldest recorded settlement within the state of Colorado, making this half section of undeveloped land an amazing find. Located inside Big Game Unit 83, directly off of state highway 159, eight miles south-west of the town of San Luis, Colorado, and only 55 miles straight north of Taos, New Mexico. This property is along a grand thoroughfare of all the recreation both states can offer. Beauty and opportunity are seamingly endless from this large, two parcel property.
$210,000 • 50 acres
Here is an incredible opportunity to enjoy a secluded view of the beautiful Piedra River Valley. Within the bounds of renowned, ancestrial Puebloan lands and along the Northern route of the Old Spanish Trail, where the Padres, Dominguez and Escalante, came through on their legendary expedition. This unique South Western Colorado property has a wonder-filled history, with direct lineage from Old Spanish settlement. The enchantment, however, goes far beyond history. You will have some of the most astonishing hilltop views of the Piedra Peaks and river valley, to Navajo State Park/Resevoir and on into New Mexico. Bordering Southern Ute Tribal Land, you will enjoy privacy like few can boast. From hunting and fishing, mountain biking, skiing, jeeping/atv trails and much more, world class recreation is all within a short distance of this very special 50 acres. LOCATION: * 5 minutes from Arboles and Navajo State Park/Resevoir * 20 minutes from La Plata County Airport or Sky Ute Casino/Resort * 25 minutes from Chimney Rock National Monument * 30 minutes from Durango * Less than an hour from Pagosa Springs. RECREATION: Across the road is the gorgeous Piedra River. With just a hop across the road at the south end of the property, canoes, kayaks, and fly fishermen have access to the river. From here, the river runs until it confluences with the illustrious San Juan River, and empties into Navajo Lake approximately 1.5 miles away. This unique river confluence/ delta is within 3,000+ acres of State Park land, and also features San Juan River access. You will find boat/ jet ski access within minutes, on either side of the river delta. At Navajo Lake, the popular fish species consist of bass (large and small mouth), bluegill, catfish, northern pike, crappie, and kokanee salmon. Dubbed "Colorado's Lake Powell '', this enormous lake, which straddles the CO/ NM state line, hosts the area's most popular boating, jet skiing, water skiing, fishing, hiking, and camping destination. Navajo Lake also empties out to some of the best trout fishing access in the entire country, appropriately named the San Juan River Quality Waters. Under an hour away, are both Purgatory Ski Resort, Ski Hesperus, and Wolf Creek Ski Area, with several others not far beyond, as well as some of the most coveted big game hunting lands in the Southern Rockies. You will be among all the beauty and wonder South-West Colorado can offer, here on this stunning 50 acre parcel. ACCESS: The property can be accessed from County Road 500 (Trujillo Rd), just 1 mile off of State Highway 151. Water and Utilities at Road. CLIMATE: Average of 275 days of sunshine with an annual precipitation of about 18 inches. Contact Landry Cogburn to schedule a tour of this property today! (719) 523-3827
Here is an incredible opportunity to enjoy a secluded view of the beautiful Piedra River Valley. Within the bounds of renowned, ancestrial Puebloan lands and along the Northern route of the Old Spanish Trail, where the Padres, Dominguez and Escalante, came through on their legendary expedition. This unique South Western Colorado property has a wonder-filled history, with direct lineage from Old Spanish settlement. The enchantment, however, goes far beyond history. You will have some of the most astonishing hilltop views of the Piedra Peaks and river valley, to Navajo State Park/Resevoir and on into New Mexico. Bordering Southern Ute Tribal Land, you will enjoy privacy like few can boast. From hunting and fishing, mountain biking, skiing, jeeping/atv trails and much more, world class recreation is all within a short distance of this very special 50 acres. LOCATION: * 5 minutes from Arboles and Navajo State Park/Resevoir * 20 minutes from La Plata County Airport or Sky Ute Casino/Resort * 25 minutes from Chimney Rock National Monument * 30 minutes from Durango * Less than an hour from Pagosa Springs. RECREATION: Across the road is the gorgeous Piedra River. With just a hop across the road at the south end of the property, canoes, kayaks, and fly fishermen have access to the river. From here, the river runs until it confluences with the illustrious San Juan River, and empties into Navajo Lake approximately 1.5 miles away. This unique river confluence/ delta is within 3,000+ acres of State Park land, and also features San Juan River access. You will find boat/ jet ski access within minutes, on either side of the river delta. At Navajo Lake, the popular fish species consist of bass (large and small mouth), bluegill, catfish, northern pike, crappie, and kokanee salmon. Dubbed "Colorado's Lake Powell '', this enormous lake, which straddles the CO/ NM state line, hosts the area's most popular boating, jet skiing, water skiing, fishing, hiking, and camping destination. Navajo Lake also empties out to some of the best trout fishing access in the entire country, appropriately named the San Juan River Quality Waters. Under an hour away, are both Purgatory Ski Resort, Ski Hesperus, and Wolf Creek Ski Area, with several others not far beyond, as well as some of the most coveted big game hunting lands in the Southern Rockies. You will be among all the beauty and wonder South-West Colorado can offer, here on this stunning 50 acre parcel. ACCESS: The property can be accessed from County Road 500 (Trujillo Rd), just 1 mile off of State Highway 151. Water and Utilities at Road. CLIMATE: Average of 275 days of sunshine with an annual precipitation of about 18 inches. Contact Landry Cogburn to schedule a tour of this property today! (719) 523-3827
$162,000 • 37.5 acres
Here is an incredible opportunity to enjoy a secluded view of the beautiful Piedra River Valley. Within the bounds of renowned, ancestrial Puebloan lands and along the Northern route of the Old Spanish Trail, where the Padres, Dominguez and Escalante, came through on their legendary expedition. This unique South Western Colorado property has a wonder-filled history, with direct lineage from Old Spanish settlement, well before the establishment of the United States. The enchantment, however, goes far beyond history. You will have some of the most astonishing hilltop views of the Piedra Peaks and river valley, to Navajo State Park/Resevoir and on into New Mexico. From hunting and fishing, mountain biking, skiing, jeeping/atv trails and much more, world class recreation is all within a short distance of this very special 37.5 acres. LOCATION: 5 minutes from Arboles and Navajo State Park/Resevoir 20 minutes from La Plata County Airport or Sky Ute Casino/Resort 25 minutes from Chimney Rock National Monument 30 minutes from Durango less than an hour from Pagosa Springs RECREATION: Across the road is the gorgeous Piedra River. Within merely a few minutes of walking distance, canoes, kayaks, and fly fishermen have access to the river. From here, the river runs until it confluences with the illustrious San Juan River, and empties into Navajo Lake approximately 1.5 miles away. This unique river confluence/ delta is within 3,000+ acres of State Park land, and also features San Juan River access. You will find boat/ jet ski access within minutes, on either side of the river delta. At Navajo Lake, the popular fish species consist of bass (large and small mouth), bluegill, catfish, northern pike, crappie, and kokanee salmon. Dubbed "Colorado's Lake Powell '', this enormous lake, which straddles the CO/ NM state line, hosts the area's most popular boating, jet skiing, water skiing, fishing, hiking, and camping destination. Navajo Lake also empties out to some of the best trout fishing access in the entire country, appropriately named the San Juan River Quality Waters. Under an hour away, are both Purgatory Ski Resort, Ski Hesperus, and Wolf Creek Ski Area, with several others not far beyond, as well as some of the most coveted big game hunting lands in the Southern Rockies. You will be among all the beauty and wonder South-West Colorado can offer, here on this stunning 37.5 acre parcel. ACCESS: The property can be accessed from County Road 500 (Trujillo Rd), just 1 mile off of State Highway 151. Water and Utilities at Road. CLIMATE: Average of 275 days of Sunshine with an annual precipitation of about 18 inches. Contact Landry Cogburn to schedule a tour of this property today! (719) 523-3827
Here is an incredible opportunity to enjoy a secluded view of the beautiful Piedra River Valley. Within the bounds of renowned, ancestrial Puebloan lands and along the Northern route of the Old Spanish Trail, where the Padres, Dominguez and Escalante, came through on their legendary expedition. This unique South Western Colorado property has a wonder-filled history, with direct lineage from Old Spanish settlement, well before the establishment of the United States. The enchantment, however, goes far beyond history. You will have some of the most astonishing hilltop views of the Piedra Peaks and river valley, to Navajo State Park/Resevoir and on into New Mexico. From hunting and fishing, mountain biking, skiing, jeeping/atv trails and much more, world class recreation is all within a short distance of this very special 37.5 acres. LOCATION: 5 minutes from Arboles and Navajo State Park/Resevoir 20 minutes from La Plata County Airport or Sky Ute Casino/Resort 25 minutes from Chimney Rock National Monument 30 minutes from Durango less than an hour from Pagosa Springs RECREATION: Across the road is the gorgeous Piedra River. Within merely a few minutes of walking distance, canoes, kayaks, and fly fishermen have access to the river. From here, the river runs until it confluences with the illustrious San Juan River, and empties into Navajo Lake approximately 1.5 miles away. This unique river confluence/ delta is within 3,000+ acres of State Park land, and also features San Juan River access. You will find boat/ jet ski access within minutes, on either side of the river delta. At Navajo Lake, the popular fish species consist of bass (large and small mouth), bluegill, catfish, northern pike, crappie, and kokanee salmon. Dubbed "Colorado's Lake Powell '', this enormous lake, which straddles the CO/ NM state line, hosts the area's most popular boating, jet skiing, water skiing, fishing, hiking, and camping destination. Navajo Lake also empties out to some of the best trout fishing access in the entire country, appropriately named the San Juan River Quality Waters. Under an hour away, are both Purgatory Ski Resort, Ski Hesperus, and Wolf Creek Ski Area, with several others not far beyond, as well as some of the most coveted big game hunting lands in the Southern Rockies. You will be among all the beauty and wonder South-West Colorado can offer, here on this stunning 37.5 acre parcel. ACCESS: The property can be accessed from County Road 500 (Trujillo Rd), just 1 mile off of State Highway 151. Water and Utilities at Road. CLIMATE: Average of 275 days of Sunshine with an annual precipitation of about 18 inches. Contact Landry Cogburn to schedule a tour of this property today! (719) 523-3827
