Property Description

Once in a lifetime opportunity to own this spectacular land. Situated on the last half mile in the state of Colorado, bound by the Rio Bravo del Norte National Monument on the south and BLM land on the west. With 15 separate parcels comprising over 800 acres and directly accessing the Rio Grande River (and one of the easiest places to access it for 9 miles to the north and 30 miles to the south), the possibilities for uses are extensive. Many of these properties have been in family trusts for generations, and have been carefully accumulated by the seller for decades.With sweeping views of the plains giving rise to Ute mountain and other mountains surrounding it, and then dropping off into the canyon that houses the Rio, privacy and seclusion are mixed with tranquility. This area of the river is one of the best known fishing locations along this area, as well as the state line rapids for tubing when the winding Rio Grande has high water in the spring. A archeology buffs dream, including three different rock shelters with artifacts found regularly, and ancient petroglyph drawings on the cliff walls, and one of the best side canyons feeding into the river between Lobatos bridge and Costilla creek. The larger group of parcels nearest to the river includes a 420 deep well, near the site of a cleared area for a homestead. Use each of the properties for separate homes (each 40 acre parcel allows for a domestic well permit, which entitles well use for up to three houses, livestock, and an acre of gardens) or combine them into one large parcel. Near the small town of Jaroso, and about an hour from Taos, NM and Alamosa, CO. There are no conservation easements currently on the property, so a future buyer could recoup a portion of the purchase price in the future. Dont miss this incredible opportunity to own a breathtaking part of riverfront Colorado! Dont forget to check out the three videos on YouTube of this spectacular land!

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