10 Acres for Sale in San Luis (www.commonlots.net), Colorado

10 Acres San Luis Colorado- Right off of Rio Grand River APN 71524980 * $499.00 Deposit * $9,995.00 Sale Price * $249.00 a month

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Property Description

10 Acres in San Luis Colorado! Don’t miss this amazing 10 Acre parcel located right off of the Grand Rio! Town of San Luis Painting of the small town of San Luis Oldest Town in Colorado San Luis, the oldest town in Colorado, was established on April 5, 1851, with a present population of approximately 750. San Luis is predominately Hispanic, with strong ties to Spain’s religious, cultural, and artistic traditions. The Sangre De Christo Land Grant was created by the Mexican government in 1843. The town’s adobe architecture and classic Spanish town layout retain the texture of the historical and cultural influences which shaped the early communities of Southern Colorado. The surrounding area is mainly a farming and agriculture area. San Luis has an exceptional tourist attraction, The Stations of the Cross Shrine. These sculptors are life-size bronze statues of the 15 stations of the cross with the resurrection being the 15th. The Shrine is located on a mesa (flat top mountain) in the center of San Luis where we have recreated our own Calvary. The Shrine of the Stations of the Cross was built as an act of faith and love by the parishioners of the Sangre de Cristo Parish in San Luis, Colorado. We want a place of prayer and solace open to members of all faiths and good will and hope that those visiting will find consolation and peace in your life. The spiritual traditions evident in this Shrine reflected in the lives of the people of San Luis and the surrounding area have deep roots. The Hispanic first settlers of this area brought with them Spanish and Mexican traditions of communal ownership of land and water, a strong allegiance to their language and customs, and intense religious faith. We are proud to be their descendants, and we are committed to preserving our sacred heritage.

Property Pricing, Terms & Doc/Recording Information and Pricing

There is no Doc/Recording Fee

Recording may take 2-3 weeks depending upon the county.

Single Family Residential, Agriculture and Home Site

Property Legal information

APN # 71524980

Parcel Number: 71524980

Account Number: R039180

Legal Summary: R.G.R. UNIT 24 BLK 0 LOT 62 CONT. 5.00 AC (242-970-978)(252-132-135)

War Eagle Trail, San Luis CO

Sale Price $9,995.00

Finance Option: $499.00 Down and $249.00 a month @ 2% Interest Rate (Low Interest) and No Prepayment Penalty

About the Area

Town of San Luis

Painting of the small town of San Luis

Oldest Town in Colorado

San Luis, the oldest town in Colorado, was established on April 5, 1851, with a present population of approximately 750. San Luis is predominately Hispanic, with strong ties to Spain’s religious, cultural, and artistic traditions. The Sangre De Christo Land Grant was created by the Mexican government in 1843. The town’s adobe architecture and classic Spanish town layout retain the texture of the historical and cultural influences which shaped the early communities of Southern Colorado. The surrounding area is mainly a farming and agriculture area.

San Luis has an exceptional tourist attraction, The Stations of the Cross Shrine. These sculptors are life-size bronze statues of the 15 stations of the cross with the resurrection being the 15th. The Shrine is located on a mesa (flat top mountain) in the center of San Luis where we have recreated our own Calvary. The Shrine of the Stations of the Cross was built as an act of faith and love by the parishioners of the Sangre de Cristo Parish in San Luis, Colorado. We want a place of prayer and solace open to members of all faiths and good will and hope that those visiting will find consolation and peace in your life.

The spiritual traditions evident in this Shrine reflected in the lives of the people of San Luis and the surrounding area have deep roots. The Hispanic first settlers of this area brought with them Spanish and Mexican traditions of communal ownership of land and water, a strong allegiance to their language and customs, and intense religious faith. We are proud to be their descendants, and we are committed to preserving our sacred heritage.