Ghost River Ranch to Spanish Peaks
Enjoy majestic views of the Spanish Peaks that rise in the distance from this very usable thirty five acre parcel in Ghost River Ranch.
Located just South of Colorado City and North of Walsenburg, this area offers a multitude of recreational possibilities including close
proximity to Lake Isabel and the scenic Mt Greenhorn wilderness. Drive South to Walsenburg and the gateway to the Spanish Peaks
National Forest and further West to The Great Sand Dunes National Park. Electric utilities are ready to be turned on at the property which
includes RV shore power already installed. There are open meadows mixed with trees and gently sloping to flat topography. Come and
check out this thirty five acre property with easy access and build options that offer stunning views!
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About Bob Regester
Specialists in Colorado Mountain Property The Native Sons Team, Bob and Bobby Regester, have 37 years combined experience selling Colorado mountain properties. It has always been our goal to bring buyers and sellers together to achieve their dreams of owning a Colorado mountain paradise. The Regester family are fourth-generation natives of the Pikes Peak Region. Since 1983 we have specialized inColorado acreagefor sale, hunting land for sale and mountain properties. We strive to have a varied selection ofColorado landfor sale that will be the perfect mountain get-away for any family. Please note the properties we offer that have live water and government borders. Most of our Colorado mountain property is located one to two hours west of Denver or Colorado Springs. We look forward to serving your family and helping you find your Colorado mountain paradise.
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