(TBD) Schafer RD , Monticello, UT 84535(San Juan County)

Land: Sitting at a 7000 elevation, are 1450+/- acres of open meadows, and rolling hills covered with Juniper Trees. With views from the bluffs allowing you to see Abajo & La Sal Mountains to the north & south, and several distant mountain ranges in Colorado. Viewable from almost anywhere on the property.

Boundary: State Trust Ground is adjacent on the Southeast corner of the property. Private landowners surround the remaining portion of the property, who are surrounded by BLM Ground.

Access: Maintained County Roads lead to the southern edge of the property, where locked-gates provide year-round access to private roads on the property.

Income: Cattle grazing and dry farming are the primary sources of income production. Hunting leases will also provide for possible revenue.

Conservation Easements: 735 acres are in the current CRP Program ending in 2020.

HOA: None

Improvements: Fencing & cross-fencing for cattle management.

Recreational Opportunities: Property is part of the San Juan/Abajo Mtns. Hunting Unit. Mule Deer, Elk, Bear, Mountain Lion, Coyote, etc. roam the area. Hunting is by permit and applied for in the Utah DWR State draw. Possible Landowner-tags, applied for via the landowner program. The nearby Abajo & La Sal Mountains are highly sought hunting tags through the State Draw. Monticello Lake, Foy Lake, & Blanding Reservoir offer trout fishing. While the San Juan River provides carp & channel catfish, and Lake Powell is excellent for Striped Bass. Golfing at the Hideout is highly recommended.

Mountains of fun are a mere 40 miles to the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park, and 60 miles to Arches National Park near Moab, Utah. Hiking, biking, trail running, camping and site seeing are abundant throughout this Four Corner region of the Colorado Plateau. Newspaper Rock Recreation Site is a short drive from Monticello, and it is known for being covered with petroglyphs.

Church Rock is another area attraction and viewed from the bluffs surrounding South-Canyon-Point. The Grist Mill Inn is a renovated old flour mill and a great place to stay. Another outstanding hidden treasure in this community is (Line Camp Steakhouse & Hotel). If you like authentic western buildings and great grub, this is it.

Location: Monticello is the County Seat of San Juan County. Moab, Ut is roughly 50 miles north, & Cortez, Colorado, is 60 miles east. Smaller local airports are in these three cities. Montrose, Colorado Airport (MTJ/KMTJ) is located 166 miles away, while Grand Junction, Colorado Airport (GJT/KGJT), is 168 miles away. These are the closest Regional Airports.

Area history is abundant, with local museums and cultural centers displaying diverse artifacts from generations past. Local specialty shopping provides wears of times gone. Small town grocery store (Blue Mountain Foods), Monticello Merc True Value, and convenience store/gas stations provide for daily needs. Cortez provides for larger items.

Here for the taking is South-Canyon-Point Ranch. Quiet, secluded, and has incredible surrounding views with maintained County-Roads making for easier access. Watching the visiting & resident wildlife while enjoying the colorful sunrise & sunset and listening to the cattle sing, will bring a sense of peace. With fenced acreage in place, bring your cattle and let them graze.

Property showing is by appointment.

To schedule showing, please contact:

Kent "DUKE" Boyington (801-710-0623 cell) (801-745-0237 office)

Duke@[link removed]