Ten peaks ranch Colorado riverfront Mountain RANCH property for sale Colorado Marble mountain real estate for sale, mountain cabin site for sale, Colorado mountain property for sale, horse pasture acreage for sale, horse ranch property with river frontage Colorado, dream home mountain getaway building sites, flyfishing property river frontage, Marble Colorado Crystal River riverfront property near Aspen, Glenwood Springs, Redstone, and Carbondale Real estate buyers looking for a truly special mountain ranch property to build their dream horse ranch will be amazed by the Ten Peaks Ranch riverfront acreage for sale near Marble, Colorado. Located on the Crystal River, the 56-acre parcel has outstanding views in every direction, a wealth of wild game and fish, good grazing for horses, and priceless seclusion and privacy. Fly-fishing, horseback riding, Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, mountain biking, four-wheeling, kayaking, and excellent elk and mule deer hunting are all possible right from the Ten Peaks Ranch property. Zoning: The Ten Peaks Ranch mountain ranch property is currently taxed as vacant land, but could be converted to agricultural taxation, resulting in much lower property taxes. Water: The property already has a large well (12” diameter casing) in place that is permitted to provide water to three homes. There are numerous springs that originate on the property, with natural ponds and wetlands sprinkled throughout the meadow. During the spring and into the summer, a small creek drains off the property into the Crystal River. An application for water rights to supplement the natural spring-fed sub-irrigation has been submitted to Colorado water courts. The north side of the property has 1,000 feet of frontage on the Crystal River, with good fly-fishing for rainbow trout, German brown trout, cutthroat trout, and brook trout. Septic: Any dwellings to be constructed on the Ten Peaks Ranch property would be served by individual septic disposal systems (ISDS). Summer and winter access: The Ten Peaks Ranch is located on Meadow Lane, which has good year-round access. Meadow Lane is plowed in the winter, and the road is flat and easy to negotiate. Summer access is available on a nice 4,600-foot airstrip, minutes from Aspen by air. Surroundings: The Ten Peaks Ranch mountain property is located at 7,800 feet in elevation, about 2 miles west of the town limits of Marble, population 85. The summer population is around 200 people. Aspen is about an hour away; Glenwood Springs is 45 minutes. Carbondale is 30 minutes. Redstone is 15 minutes away. The riverfront ranch acreage is situated on the Crystal River. There is a large open meadow of native grasses that is sub-irrigated from snowmelt that flows from the shoulders of Prospect Mountain, which rises from the southern edge of the property. The meadow is primarily flat and open, with a mix of grassy meadow, wildflowers, wetlands and ponds, and sagebrush, until it gives way to a beautiful grove of aspen trees to the south, and sagebrush benches to the north that are ideal for homesites. National Forest and Wilderness access: To the south, the property is bounded by National Forest and the Raggeds Wilderness Area. There is a trail going up into the Milton Creek basin that can be accessed directly from the property. The access is via private property only. The Maroon Bells/Snowmass Wilderness is across the river to the north, about a mile away. CABIN and DREAM HOME BUILDING SITES Activities: There is a wide variety of outdoor activities to pursue on the Ten Peaks Ranch mountain horse property. Good flyfishing is available in the Crystal River on the north edge of the ranch. Canoeing on Beaver Lake is two miles distant. Wilderness hiking, backpacking, horseback riding, ice climbing, backcountry skiing, Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, ice skating, bird-watching, nature photography, marble sculpting, four-wheeling, ATV riding, elk hunting, mule deer hunting, blue grouse hunting, and a wilderness fly-in airstrip can all be found within minutes of the Ten Peaks Ranch. Wildlife: The Ten Peaks Ranch mountain flyfishing property has a wide variety of birds, big game animals, raccoons, snowshoe hare, pine martens, fox, and blue grouse that live on the property or pass through it. Elk and mule deer commonly cross through the ranch.There are also raccoons, snowshoe hare, pine martens, fox, and blue grouse that inhabit the ranch or pass through. The Crystal River on the north edge of the ranch offers good flyfishing for rainbow trout, German brown trout, native cutthroat trout, and brook trout, as well as mountain whitefish. Fishing is generally good, though the access to the river is steep. Fly-in access: The Marble landing strip owned by Bob Conger is located less than a mile away from the Ten Peaks Ranch. The grass landing strip is 4,600 feet long and can accommodate single-engine and larger private planes. See the www.marblecolorado.net website for more details about the landing strip. Horse property: The Ten Peaks Ranch is an ideal parcel of vacant riverfront Colorado mountain land that can be used as a horse property. The ranch has been historically used to graze the horses for the outfitter in Marble. The ranch would be able to graze 10-12 horses during the summer and autumn months. Most people in this area move their horses to winter pasture when the snow gets deep. Winter snow depths are typically 2-3 feet on the Ten Peaks Ranch. Colorado mountain cabin for sale, dream home mountain real estate for sale, Colorado mountain cabin site for sale, riverfront building site for sale, Colorado mountain horse property real estate for sale, Aspen Glenwood Springs Marble Carbondale Redstone real estate |
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