2700 Terry Robinson Road , Pagosa Springs, CO 81147(Archuleta County)

Lone Tree Ranch’s +/- 320 acres within5 miles of a small mountain paradise town in the Southern Colorado Rockies is almost impossible to find. Lone Tree Ranch is not encumbered by an HOA or conservation easements and has its own well, along with shares of water rights irrigating +/-90 acres, with both hay and grazing income, which allows for agricultural status and very low taxes.

Improvements

The Home

+/-4283 sq. ft.of stone and timber frame craftsmanship, 5 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms + 1 half baths. Custom wood working furniture compliments every room with cathedral ceilings throughout the kitchen, nooks, living area, den and bar. Completely updated with an incredible granite & stainless gourmet kitchen (Thermador range), large walk-in pantry, a huge double farmhouse sink below a massive window with a view of the ranch. A custom breakfast table compliments the huge granite island and the breakfast nook, with three side windows that allow just the perfect amount of ambient light with your morning coffee while overlooking your very own private valley.. From the breakfast nook you can enter both the kitchen and a large great room complete with one of four fireplaces in the home, then step out to the expansive custom deck overlooking the ponds, valley and large enough to host a small wedding.

All 5 bedrooms, including the primary, are on the main floor with easy access for all family members. The finished walk-out basement and2 car garage has a game room, fireplace, additional storage and could possibly be a 6th bedroom or caretaker apartment.Three gas fireplaces and one wood fireplace complement the forced air furnace that heats the home.

Recreation

Recreation

Historically, the Lone Tree Ranch has been a summer recreational retreat for family and friends, leading to a fall hunting paradise, bridging into the family’s winter wonderland of snow skiing and snowmobile sledding for holiday getaways.

Less than 2 miles from the Lone Tree Ranch is Echo Canyon State Park Reservoir, offering boating, kayaking and great fishing for Channel catfish, Large Mouth bass, Bluegill, Yellow Perch and stocked with trout seasonally.

Hunting

The ranch qualifies for one landowner buck mule deer tag annually and is located in BGU 77/78 with over-the-counter elk tags for 2nd & 3rd seasons. Family members and guests have harvested numerous elk and mule deer on the ranch and the ranch tags also allow hunting in the nearby National Forest.

Could you handle watching Rocky Mountain elk feeding & rutting in your pastures, Merriam turkeys gobbling in the spring, mule deer raising their fawns, blue wing teal,mallards & honkers raising their broods on the ponds? What about catching that morning hatch with your fly rod, hitting all 5 spring-fed ponds on the ranch all within 5 miles of over 25 restaurants?

Region & Climate

Lone Tree Ranch carries a mild four season climate, with an average elevationof +/-7500 ft. For the wildlife enthusiast that means an incredible resident herd of elk and mule deer, supplemented by thousands of migratory deer and elk in the fall coming out of the San Juan Mountains. Five beautiful ponds complete the valley, each built with an island so the ducks and geese can nest uninterrupted from predators. These could easily be stocked with trout.. With +/- 90 acres of irrigation by the 20 senior shares of the Echo Canyon ditch the ranch is very well watered.

History

The Ranch

Lone Tree Ranch was historically a working sheep and cattle ranch 100+ years ago but in recent decades has been an incredible recreational mountain retreat for family and friends. A couple of the old wooden outbuildings remain in good shape, probably a previous shop and/or livestock barn, complete with the most beautiful seasoned hand-hewn wooden planks. There’s even an electric winch-equipped skinning and hanging rack for your deer and elk.

During the 1990’s to early 2000’s, a large number of historic family ranches within 30 minutes of some of southern Colorado’s incredible mountain towns were developed into 35-acre ranchette subdivisions. Lone Tree Ranch was a holdout that was missed and is now your once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a hidden piece of paradise, in paradise! Lone Tree Ranch is truly the Lone Ranger when it comes to the ideal ranch!