Elk Park Ranch #45, San Luis, CO

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Lot Information:

Legal Description: Elk Park Ranch, Lot #45, Costilla County, Colorado
35.15 acres Total Lot Acreage,
Abundantly treed property,
Mobile homes allowed,
Good road to lot, passible by normal car or RV,
Spectacular VIEWS,
Many Great building sites
Electric nearby
No HOA or POA
Wild horses frequently sighted
Close to town for shopping, San Luis, CO is only 22 miles
Close to Sanchez Reservoir for fishing and water activities
County assessed value: $48,250
Discounted cash price: $19,999. Financed price only $23,999 *

* For those persons opting to use owner financing, until the property is completely paid off and deed recorded, we do not allow building projects, living on the land, or storing of equipment, supplies, or vehicles. We do allow short-term camping. All county Rules and Regulations must be followed regarding camping and permitting. If you get our permission, you can put in a driveway and/or camping pad, with a permit from the county. There might be a few exceptions, such as keeping a fire-pit on the property which we can allow on an individual basis.

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Property Pictures, taken 2017. (Click on images to enlarge).

Directions: Using "latitude longitude" We were able to use the Maps app on our iPhone to navigate to the property. Destination point, type in: 37.008889, -105.495889

From San Luis, CO:
1. From intersection of Main St and 4th St (County offices) head south on Main St. (CO-159), (14.9 mi)
2. Turn left onto Black Elk Trail (dirt rd, (2.4 mi)
3. Bear right toward Flintlock Trail, (1.6 mi)
4. Turn right onto Elk Park Rd, soon after Bull Elk Trail. (2.9 mi)
5. Property will be on your right. Note the curve to the left about 1/2 way into the property as a guide.
Use the PLAT OUTLINE (last picture) to figure out approximate boundaries.
Note: There is a more scenic route via CR-21 that passes close to Sanchez Reservoir which I will leave for you to explore.