64 Acres in Trinidad, CO - $320,000
One of Southern Colorado's most historic ranches! Situated on 64 acres of peaceful canyon land, this native stone home and ranch is a serene oasis at the end of a county-maintained road. It is fully landscaped, with stone walls surrounding the 4400 square foot main house and garden. in addition, there is a newly renovated 500 square foot guest house with three-quarter bath, kitchen, and sleeping loft. A one-car garage (or storage area) is below the guest house. The 100-year-old horse barn is a 36x36 well-maintained structure with adjacent corral. Additional building include a 16x32 pole barn and an oversized two-car garage attached to the main house.
New Water well in 2009.
Features in the Main House...
4 bedrooms
3.5 bathes
Formal sitting/dining room with an antique stone fireplace
Saliillo titled great room with a massive stone fireplace, vaulted beam ceiling and skylight
Solarium wit...
Solarium with wet bar, hot tub, sauna and built-in planter boxes
Custom kitchen with Oak cabinets and sub-zero refrigerator
Pantry and wine cellar
Large laundry with built-in cabinets and loft storage
Additional Amenities Include...
Exposed interior stone walls
French doors
Open-beam ceilings
Custom firreplaces
Skylights
New roof
Brick and cobblestone sidewalks
Patios
Covered front porch on both main house and guest house
The Spacious Master Bedroom has...
A kiva fireplace
Vaulted beam ceilings
Private patio
Loft
Full bath with oversized shower and jetted tub
Walk-in closet.
The ranch is nestled in a Pinon and Juniper forest with spectacular sandstone bluffs and rock formation, creating a landscape of dramatic contrasts. Chicosa Canyan in home to a countless variety of birds, including hummingbirds and the melodious Canyon Wren. Deer and wild Turkey are frequently seen, as well as an occasional Black bear and Coyote. Wointers are mild despite the 6500-foot altitude.
The historical value of the property is further enhanced by a published book of the diaries and photographs of William Riggs, who homesteaded the ranch in the late 1800's. The canyon walls bear the names (some dating back as far as the 1870's) of many Riggs family members. The book, Chicosa Bill, is a treasured glimpse into what life was like in Las animas County more than a century ago.
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