Horse-friendly Colorado Mountain Property with Barn and Epic View

Description

Land for Sale in Ridgway, CO

Discover your dream Colorado mountain property with this
35-acre parcel in Park Estates, perfectly situated between Ridgway and Ouray on
the scenic western ridges of the San Juan Mountains. Offering year-round
access, breathtaking mountain views, and direct proximity to public lands and
National Forest, this horse-friendly land is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts
seeking adventure, privacy, and natural beauty. The property includes a
well-built 43×36 Morton barn with stalls and a tack room, approximately 2 acres
of cross fencing, and a tranquil seasonal stream feeding a small pond—perfect
for horses, ATVs, and gear. Multiple prime building sites provide stunning
backdrops for your mountain home or retreat, while modest HOA dues cover snow
removal and road maintenance for easy, year-round living. Owners in Park
Estates enjoy private access to hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails
into the National Forest just a mile away, offering an exclusive gateway to
high-alpine exploration. With conventional power, an HOA water tap, excellent
soil for septic, low agricultural zoning for reduced taxes (just under $1,000
in 2024), and room to roam, this rare parcel is a premier opportunity for
anyone looking to embrace the Colorado mountain lifestyle, build a legacy
property, or create the ultimate basecamp for year-round adventure.Living in the San Juan MountainsLiving in the San Juan Mountains is an immersive experience in a dramatic and often challenging natural world. Towering peaks dominate the landscape, offering unparalleled opportunities for outdoor adventure like hiking, climbing, skiing, and snowshoeing, often right outside your doorstep. The communities nestled within these mountains are typically small and tight-knit, fostering a strong sense of local camaraderie. However, the remote location can mean limited access to big-city amenities, longer travel times for essential services, and significant weather impacts, particularly during the long, snowy winters. The pace of life tends to be slower, emphasizing a deep connection with the surrounding wilderness and an appreciation for the rugged beauty that defines this unique corner of Colorado.