Historic Greenhorn 169

This historic Greenhorn Ranch consists of 169+/- acres of valley grassland, rolling hills, and the ‘Little Graneros Creek’ running through the center of it. The property is 5 miles from Rye, 3 miles from Colorado City, and is in the prestigious School District-70. The 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom ranch-style home has 1,380 sq ft on the main level with a 1,320 sq ft livable basement. There is an attached 1-car garage and a covered patio at the back of the home, perfect for grilling or outdoor relaxation. The property has several outbuildings that can provide space for a workshop, equipment storage, chicken coop, or whatever would fit your needs. There is also a large barn that was built in the 1930s using blocks from the Walsenburg Coal Mine. Existing pens, including panels and gates, surround the barn and can be used by a new owner to improve upon the corrals. The property is partially fenced, with the grassland consisting mainly of brome grass. On the north side of the home, there is a connected well that can also provide fresh water for animals. The homeowner is currently purchasing potable water that is delivered to the property by Grant Koury Transport and held in a cistern. The property is surrounded by the Wet Mountains, with a quick drive into the San Isabel National Forest. Highway 181 was previously the Taos Spur of the Santa Fe Trail, and the Greenhorn area was home to a flourishing community of Italian Immigrants, Trappers, and Native Americans occupying Southern Colorado during the late 1800s into the turn of the century. This property has so much to offer a new owner who wishes to have enough acreage for animals and enjoy the long legacy of living the country lifestyle in the secluded area of Greenhorn. Wildlife in the area includes: Deer, Antelope, Elk, Mountain Lions, Bobcats, Coyotes, Owls, Bald Eagles, Golden Eagles, Hawks