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Colorado, 40 private acres property within Las Animas Ranches $14,995
Enjoy 40 private acres property within Las Animas Ranches estate parcel. The Ranches at the Las Animas Ranches offers solitude and privacy, while still being a short 20 minute scenic drive to the Trinidad, Colorado, lifestyle.
Very private, easy to access. Plenty of space for your horses. This ranch provides endless opportunities to enjoy the entire property in comfort.
40 acres of prime land and mature Pinion trees. Perfect spot for your toys and having a blast on your own land with plenty of room and no neighbors to bother you.
50 minutes to Trinidad Lake, 40 minutes to Main Street Trinidad.
PARCEL ELK1323
LAS ANIMAS RANCH 22-28-59 SENW- CONT-40.45
This parcel is one the most coveted locations because of its ease of access, and canopy of mature Pinion trees. Live in your camper while you build the home of your dreams.
Just 20 minutes to Trinidad and 15 minutes to the Lake Trinidad and views of the Spanish Peaks.
Trinidad is situated in the Purgatoire River valley in far southern Colorado at an elevation of 6,025 ft (1,836 m). The city lies 13 mi north of the New Mexico border.
To the northwest are the prominent Spanish Peaks.
Summers days are hot, but due to Trinidad's high elevation, summer nights are cool, and temperatures drop sharply after sunset.
Winters are cold, but milder than in many mountain towns in Colorado, daytime highs are usually above 36 degrees. Pure heaven.
A quiet and peaceful setting of 40 acres to build your Family Legacy Ranch Estate.
Offered at $14,995
Property Taxes $208.54
FISHER PEAK RANCH LOT-N8- CONT-41.04 ACRS M/L (LOCATED IN PT-SW4-23- & PT-NW4- 26-32-64)
Location
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NW 37.5979505 -103.9994952
NE 37.5979779 -103.9949340
SE 37.5942267 -103.9949620
SW 37.5942131 -103.9995279
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How close to the mountains are your listings?
A: Most are within a few miles of the peaks, comprising the foothills.
Q: Are properties in the area accessible year round?
A: Yes, most properties are year round via county maintained roads and maintained subdivision roads.
Q: Are these properties private and secluded, how close will my neighbor be?
A: Yes, all 35 acre plus tracts are private for the most part. 35 acres is a lot of ground, so throw in a ton of trees and topographical variations and you have your privacy. Most neighbors are within a quarter mile.
Q: Are horses or other livestock allowed on most properties?
A: Yes, most properties can have limited livestock.
Q: Are RV’s and mobile homes allowed to be placed on your properties?
A: Yes.
Climate
Q: What is the average climate in the area of Southern Colorado?
A: 35 degrees in the winter and 72 degrees in the summer.
Q: Does it snow very often in the area, will I need snow equipment?
A: In most years, there is little need for snow equipment. A quad with a blade works just fine, even for those once in every 3 to 4 years, one foot snow falls.
Q: What is the average elevation in the area?
A: Average elevation for most good mountain parcels is between 4200 and 5700 feet.
Recreation and Amenities
Q: Are there any area lakes or parks around?
A: Yes, lots of them. About 10 parks and lakes from the eastern plains to the San Juan valley, all within two hours, and most within only 30 minutes of any property.
Q: How close are the nearest towns?
A: Pueblo is 45 minutes from Trinidad, Colorado Springs with the closest airport is 1.15 hours from Trinidad. Denver is about 3.5 hours, and Santa Fe is about 2.5 hours from Trinidad.
Wildlife
Q: What kinds of animals can I expect to see from my property?
A: Elk, Mule Deer, Turkey, Bobcat, Mountain Lion, Bear, Red Tail Hawks, sometimes Eagles, Coyote, Fox, Hummingbirds, Crows, Blue Jays, Mountain Blues, Woodpeckers, Squirrels, etc.
Maintenance/Improvements
Q: What are the general conditions of the roads, what kind of vehicle would you recommend?
A: The highways and paved roads are well maintained all year. County graveled roads can get muddy, but not bad at all, and are actually easier to drive in the snow. Gravel gives you more traction than black top. An all wheel or four wheel drive is best for a vehicle. Anything from a Subaru to a one ton truck works fine.
Q: Who is responsible for clearing snow to the property line?
A: For most parcels, the county maintains the county roads. Most ranchers maintenance the gravel roads to their ranch, you might need to blade or blow your portion of the community road in winter, subdivisions don’t have road maintenance. If you don’t you won’t get to your property during some parts of the year.
Water
Q: What options are available to land owners for a water source?
A: Most of the time you have to drill a water well.
Q: Why are most of the properties I’ve seen around 35-acres?
A: In 1972 Colorado law makers passed a law that required, from that point on, residents to have at least 35 acres if they wished to apply for and receive a domestic well permit.
Therefore, no new parcels of less than 35 acres are allowed to drill a domestic water well without special approval.
Q: What is the average depth for most successful water wells?
A: In some areas, depths can range from 50 to 300 feet, while another you can hit water at 20 feet. So on average its about 75 to 150 feet for a well with average and production of 5 gpm.
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