Residential Lots

BUCKHORN VISTA:

This 40 acre parcel is at the far north border of the development, and the 640 acre parcel to the north of its border is a “State School Section” that is designated for grazing and/or recreation to lessees. The 40 acre site is NOT under and conservation easement, or any other restrictions, and as such, being in 5 acre residential zoning, could be split into multiple building sites utilizing the “Upper Ark Augmentation Plan” for each to have a well. And the topography of this parcel lends itself well to multiple lots. There are two “Accessory Structure Permitted” glamping cabins on this parcel with underground power to each. No well has been drilled, but a 2500 gallon green tank located on the parcel can provide seasonal gravity fed water use for each glamping cabin. The structures are being offered without any valuation being put to them, as they are not technically residential dwellings, and will not be subject to any home inspection during a sale transaction.

Buckhorn Bluff

This 35 acre home-site has dramatic views across Round Mountain Ranch, with a wide panorama of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains to the west, and the Arkansas River Valley and Collegiate range to the northwest, with a large stand of ponderosa and pinon to the southeast. There is a small 10×16 log structure on the parcel, which can serve as a storage or utility building, prior to/or during construction. Access to this parcel is from Hwy 96 on the road running along the west boundary of Buckhorn Ranch Preserve. This site is subject to its own conservation easement document, which allows for the designated home site, with the ability to be built per county zoning regulations for a 35 acre site. This site lends itself perfectly to a “mountain modern” style home design, and has a 4.5 GPM well, and underground power to the
prescribed building site.

BUCKHORN VALLEY:

This 35 acre home-site has similar views to the parcel listed above, but sits in its own little valley dotted with native shrubs pinon and ponderosa pine, with an arroyo running through it that has intermittent springs that surface in different places in different years. Access to this parcel is off of Brush Hollow Road through the “Southeast Gate”, along the perimeter road that runs a circumference thru Buckhorn Ranch Preserve. Power runs along the southern boundary of this parcel, and the well has not been drilled.

BUCKHORN KNOLL:

This 35 acre home-site again has similar stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains to the west, Arkansas River Valley, and Collegiate range to the Northwest, and is nestled in a pinon forest. Access to this parcel is from the east boundary of the development off of Brush Hollow Road through the “Northeast Gate”, by heading west at the turn off to the “NORTH BARN” site. Power would be brought south from the Buckhorn Vista site, and the distance is approximately 1800 feet.

BUCKHORN HOLLOW:

This 35 acre parcel has views of the Sangre de Cristo range to the west, the Arkansas River Valley and Collegiate range to the northwest, and sits just west of the intermittent springs of an intermittent creek bed, with a three distinct and separate stands of Cottonwoods, each representing what could become separate building sites. This parcel is accessed from the “East Gate” of the development, off of Brush Hollow Road. This site is NOT subject to a conservation easement, and as such, being in 5 acre residential zoning could be split
into multiple building sites utilizing the “Upper Ark Augmentation Plan” for each to have a well. Power runs overhead quite near the northwest corner of the parcel, and well(s) have not been drilled.

BUCKHORN PINES:

This 6 acre site, sits on the east side of Brush Hollow Road, and has its own access directly onto the parcel from the ‘year round graded and plowed” Brush Hollow Road. The eastern boundary of this parcel backs to BLM land, which has access to Brush Hollow Creek. Stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo range to the west, and the Arkansas River Valley, and Collegiate range to the northwest. This parcel is NOT subject to a conservation easement. Power is at the northern edge of the property on the parcel of the adjoining neighbor, and the well has not been drilled.

BUCKHORN MEADOW:

This 10 acre site, sits on the north side of Brush Hollow Road, and Brush Hollow Creek runs through the triangular shaped parcel, which provides “Live Water” and abundant wildlife. This parcel is a part of Conquistador Estates subdivision. There are no direct views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, but a short walking path to the “NORTH BARN” area provides spectacular views. This parcel is NOT subject to a conservation easement. Power runs along the south boundary of this parcel, and a well has not been drilled.