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TBD 12th Street (Tract 1 & 2)

Blanca, CO 81123
  • $4,135,000
  • STATUS: Active
  • ON SITE: 284 Days
  • MLS #: 801161
UPDATED: 19 min ago
$4,135,000
  • 2
    BEDS
  • 2785
    ACRES
  • 1
    BATHS
  • 0
    1/2 BATHS
  • 2,000
    SQFT
  • $2,068
    $/SQFT
Neighborhood:
Type:
Farm
Built:
1910
County:
Area:

School Information

Elementary School:
Middle School:
High School:
Listing courtesy of M4 Ranch Group, Llc: 970-944-4444.


Description

Blanca Peak Ranch lies directly under the face of the 14,347-foot-high Blanca Peak. It is a short distance north of the historic town of Blanca, Colorado, making it easily accessible from anywhere in the country. This property has unique end-of-the-road privacy, with unparalleled views of the San Luis Valley. The ranch improvements include two mountain cabins laid in the valleys cottonwood-filled meadows along Barbara Creek, which flows into a trout pond nestled under a giant weeping willow that is right outside the main cabins door. The ranch is heavily timbered with various trees such as old-growth Ponderosa Pines, spring-fed Aspen groves, basin bottoms lined with Cottonwoods, and south-facing slopes covered in Juniper and Cedar. A newly built road system throughout provides access to all pieces of the property. The varied terrain and modest improvements give this ranch excellent game cover, plentiful OHV access, unlimited hiking, and beautiful views. Blanca Peak Ranch is located in GMU 83, home to some of Colorados largest bull elk, with some in recent years being over 400 Boone & Crockett score. GMU 83 has a long history of being a prime location for big game hunting. Established in the early 1900s, the unit has undergone significant changes in its management practices to balance the needs of the wildlife and the hunters. GMU 83 encompasses a diverse range of habitats, including alpine forests, grasslands, and mountainous regions. It is home to various big game species such as elk, Mule deer, black bears, and mountain lions. Over the years, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Department has worked diligently to improve the unit's hunting regulations, habitat management, and research efforts to sustain the big game populations while offering ample hunting opportunities. Today, GMU 83 remains a sought-after destination for big game hunting, attracting hunters from all over the world. The ranch shares miles of its fence line with one of Colorados largest ranches, the Trenchara Ranch, which is entirely under a conservation easement, guaranteeing never to be developed and to remain an exceptional big game habitat. The Blanca Peak Ranch boasts the beautiful Blanca Creek waterfall which is known by the Navajo Tribe as "T Nltss which means "where the water falls through the rocks." The waterfall is considered a place of healing and renewal, and its water is believed to have powerful properties, such as spiritual and physical healing. There is a very significant and interesting Navajo history on the mountain that sits on the north boundary of the ranch; for the Navajo the peak marks the eastern boundary of Dinetah, the traditional Navajo Homeland. The mountain Blanca Peak is known by the Navajo Nation as "Tsisnaasjin which means "Dawn or "White Shell Mountain. The tribe believes their Holy People dressed Tsisnaasjin in its "white shell for positive thoughts and thinking and ran a bolt of lightning through this sacred mountain, fastening it to Mother Earth. The Navajo revere Tsisnaasjin as a holy site where traditional ceremonies and spiritual practices occur. They say that the peak is the dwelling place of the Navajo mountain spirits or "Holy people who possess great healing powers and protect those who visit the mountain. The Navajo Holy People believed to live in the mountain are Dawn Boy & Girl, White Bead Boy & Girl, White Corn & Male Rain, Rock Crystal Boy & Girl, Spotted White Corn for Vegetation symbols, White Wind & Spotted Wind, who gave life to this mountain. For the Navajo Nation, Blanca Peak and Blanca Creek waterfall is a place of reverence, respect, and spiritual and physical healing, where they can connect with their ancestral spirits, the natural world, and Mother Earth. You will find that Blanca Peak Ranch is a rare opportunity in the mountain west - a large tract of land not under any conservation easement, steeped in the history of the Native American culture, and backed i

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TBD 12th Street (Tract 1 & 2) Blanca, CO 81123

  • Price: $4,135,000
  • Status: Active
  • On Site: 284 Days
  • Updated: 19 min ago
  • MLS #: 801161
2
Beds
1
Baths
0
½ Baths
2785
Acres
2,000
SQFT
$2,068
$/SQFT
1910
Built
Neighborhood:
None
County:
Costilla
Area:
Blanca
Elementary School:
Sierra Grande K-5
Middle School:
Sierra Grande 6-8
High School:
Sierra Grande 9-12
Property Description
Blanca Peak Ranch lies directly under the face of the 14,347-foot-high Blanca Peak. It is a short distance north of the historic town of Blanca, Colorado, making it easily accessible from anywhere in the country. This property has unique end-of-the-road privacy, with unparalleled views of the San Luis Valley. The ranch improvements include two mountain cabins laid in the valleys cottonwood-filled meadows along Barbara Creek, which flows into a trout pond nestled under a giant weeping willow that is right outside the main cabins door. The ranch is heavily timbered with various trees such as old-growth Ponderosa Pines, spring-fed Aspen groves, basin bottoms lined with Cottonwoods, and south-facing slopes covered in Juniper and Cedar. A newly built road system throughout provides access to all pieces of the property. The varied terrain and modest improvements give this ranch excellent game cover, plentiful OHV access, unlimited hiking, and beautiful views. Blanca Peak Ranch is located in GMU 83, home to some of Colorados largest bull elk, with some in recent years being over 400 Boone & Crockett score. GMU 83 has a long history of being a prime location for big game hunting. Established in the early 1900s, the unit has undergone significant changes in its management practices to balance the needs of the wildlife and the hunters. GMU 83 encompasses a diverse range of habitats, including alpine forests, grasslands, and mountainous regions. It is home to various big game species such as elk, Mule deer, black bears, and mountain lions. Over the years, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Department has worked diligently to improve the unit's hunting regulations, habitat management, and research efforts to sustain the big game populations while offering ample hunting opportunities. Today, GMU 83 remains a sought-after destination for big game hunting, attracting hunters from all over the world. The ranch shares miles of its fence line with one of Colorados largest ranches, the Trenchara Ranch, which is entirely under a conservation easement, guaranteeing never to be developed and to remain an exceptional big game habitat. The Blanca Peak Ranch boasts the beautiful Blanca Creek waterfall which is known by the Navajo Tribe as "T Nltss which means "where the water falls through the rocks." The waterfall is considered a place of healing and renewal, and its water is believed to have powerful properties, such as spiritual and physical healing. There is a very significant and interesting Navajo history on the mountain that sits on the north boundary of the ranch; for the Navajo the peak marks the eastern boundary of Dinetah, the traditional Navajo Homeland. The mountain Blanca Peak is known by the Navajo Nation as "Tsisnaasjin which means "Dawn or "White Shell Mountain. The tribe believes their Holy People dressed Tsisnaasjin in its "white shell for positive thoughts and thinking and ran a bolt of lightning through this sacred mountain, fastening it to Mother Earth. The Navajo revere Tsisnaasjin as a holy site where traditional ceremonies and spiritual practices occur. They say that the peak is the dwelling place of the Navajo mountain spirits or "Holy people who possess great healing powers and protect those who visit the mountain. The Navajo Holy People believed to live in the mountain are Dawn Boy & Girl, White Bead Boy & Girl, White Corn & Male Rain, Rock Crystal Boy & Girl, Spotted White Corn for Vegetation symbols, White Wind & Spotted Wind, who gave life to this mountain. For the Navajo Nation, Blanca Peak and Blanca Creek waterfall is a place of reverence, respect, and spiritual and physical healing, where they can connect with their ancestral spirits, the natural world, and Mother Earth. You will find that Blanca Peak Ranch is a rare opportunity in the mountain west - a large tract of land not under any conservation easement, steeped in the history of the Native American culture, and backed i
Exterior Features

Acreage Range 200+ Acres Barn No Carport No Corral No Dwelling2 Garage Cap 0 Exterior Inclusions Deck Fence Barbed Wire Garage No Pasture Yes Property Attached No Property Description Borders Public LandBoundaries SurveyedPasturesWooded Lot Roof Metal Sewer Septic Installed Siding Log Stories One Story Street Description County Style Cabin Topography Other Views Lake/Pond/ReservoirMountainsStream/RiverValley Water Domestic Well Water Well Yes Waterfront CreekPond Waterfront YN Yes

Interior Features

Additional Living Quarters No Appliance Inclusions DishwasherDryerMicrowaveRange TopRefrigeratorWasher Dining Breakfast Nook Dwelling2 Apx Total SF 1000 Dwelling2 Baths 1 Dwelling2 Bedrooms 1 Fireplace Living Room Foundation Crawl Space Heating Fuel Source PropaneWood Heating System FireplaceWall Heater Interior Inclusions Ceiling Fan(S)All Furnishings Main Sq Ft 1000 One Quarter Baths 0 Total Office Dens 0 Water Heater Propane Water Heater

Property Features

Can Be Divided Unknown Covenants No Current Use Ag/LivestockRecreationMountain RecreationHunting Green Certification No Hoa No Horse Setup No Income Producing No Leased No New Construction YN No Possible Property Use CattleGrazingHogsHorsesPasturePoultrySheep Ranch Property Type MountainRecreationalResidential/Single Family Reo Lender Owned No Tax Year Tbd Total Taxes Tbd Type With Residence Utilities ElectricityPropane-Tank Leased Water Rights No Year Remodeled 2022 Zoning Residential Single Family

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Listing courtesy of M4 Ranch Group, Llc: 970-944-4444.