Find small-town country living on the Western Slope of Colorado across 36+ irrigated acres with a beautiful 3-bedroom, 2¾-bath home. Quality construction and high-end features blend comfort with craftsmanship through cherry cabinetry, quartzite countertops, stainless steel appliances, recent upgrades, and ceiling fans throughout. Natural light accents the bright color scheme, high-rise ceilings, wood beams and trim, and new wood flooring. A few of the recent updates include new paint, kitchen, electrical wiring, appliances, fireplace, guest bathroom, cellar, roof, and gutters. The primary bedroom has a walkout entrance to the deck. A partially finished basement expands the usable space and includes a 12X24 underground cellar, 2 bedrooms, living area, and laundry room, while a wood stove adds practical warmth and is vented for both floors. A wraparound covered deck opens to an extended, shaded concrete lookout patio, an inviting setting for amazing views across Collbran, the rodeo grounds, neighboring elk ranch, and surrounding mountain ranges. Soak up some Colorado sun or relax under starry nights, entertain, enjoy wildlife sightings, or simply observe the beauty of mountain life. Fenced pastures, a garden area, mature shade and fruit trees, storage sheds, chicken coop, and workshop support livestock, gardening, projects, and everyday country use. The newly built 40x80 high-bay shop with 400-amp electrical service provides exceptional room for equipment, vehicles, storage, or multipurpose needs. Gated pipe for irrigation is included. Just minutes from Powderhorn Ski Resort, Vega State Park, and all the recreation that Colorado provides Enjoy hiking, hunting, biking, fishing, 4-wheeling, skiing and more out your back door. A distinctive combination of irrigated acreage, a stunning home, major shop space, and a setting shaped by open land and mountain horizons. Explore Colorado’s adventures and return home to your acreage overlooking mountains and valleys.
Listing courtesy of UNITED COUNTRY REAL COLORADO PROPERTIES.
