57 Wampler Street , Miami, NM 87729(Colfax County)

Two bedroom one bathroom historic Miami home (approx 1,583 sq ft) First floor has bedroom, bathroom, laundry, kitche, office connected by the dogrun, a wide space. The upstairs has a second bedroom with loft and storage space. The home has two outside living areas including a partially covered redwood deck (9ft x 20ft) on the north side of the house, and a covered redwood porch &7ft x 12ft) on the south side of the house. The home has a country feel with alot of barnwood on the interior and is well setup for folks with indoor and outdoor animals. Great for someone looking to work from home with larger windows looking north toward the almost 15 acres of land and the lower Sangre de Cristo mountains, including the Tooth if Time and into southern Colorado. 15 shares of irrigation compliment this property as a rural lifestyle block with a loafing shed (10ft x 28ft) used to storehay and horse shelter, two pipe corrals (38ft x 42ft and 32ft x 78ft). There are some older improvements just west of the home including an old 10ft x 20ft red shed formerly used as a chicken house, currently used as a dog house. Also a small tool shed.There is a 10ft x 20 ft garage located adjacent to the property at the terminus of Wampler St historically used by this property. Wampler St is a gravel/dirt rd off of Highway 21. The road terminates at this property at about 1/10th mile. Ownership of this property gives you fishing and recreation rights on Miami Lake. In addition to the irrigation water, the domestic water is supplied from the Miami Domestic Water Users Association. There is a water meter with filetred treated water. There are two older wells on the property inoperable. The septic system is newer dated 2018. Miami is a peaceful community tucked up under the mesa's giving awesome wildlife viewing experiences. Well thought out floor plan and outside landscaping make this a home where you can enjoy the four seasons. A new owner could put in a second driveway off of County Rd C-11 which runs the length of the west boundary. There is no fire escape from the second story.