This property boasts remarkable wildlife sightings, establishing it as a haven for both nature enthusiasts and hunters. Black bears, wild turkeys, mule deer, and majestic elk are frequent visitors to this area, with daily bear sightings at the nearby pond during the summer and fall months. Revel in the excitement of hunting these magnificent creatures right from your doorstep, with direct access to thousands of acres of National Forest and BLM land.

Mule Deer Landowner Voucher System and Elk Hunting Opportunities:

The current owner thoughtfully curated this 175-acre gem to qualify for the coveted mule deer landowner voucher system with Colorado Parks & Wildlife. (The listing broker can assist in setting up the new owner for this program.) This unique advantage allows you to obtain a mule deer tag for hunting in unit 78 of Colorado. The property witnesses several bull elk harvests annually, both on-site and on nearby public land, making it an ideal location for both seasoned and aspiring hunters. Bull elk tags for 2nd and 3rd rifle seasons are easily accessible.

Enchanting Newly Built Cabin:

Strategically positioned on a solid slab foundation, the cabin welcomes you with high ceilings and an open-concept design. It comprises two bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a spacious living and dining area, serving as an excellent base camp for your hunting adventures. The kitchen features quality cabinets, appliances, granite countertops, and a convenient island bar, providing a cozy space for meal preparation and gathering. Abundant windows bathe the cabin in natural light, offering awe-inspiring views to the east, showcasing the majestic peaks of the Cruces Basin Wilderness.

Mountain Seclusion:

Perched at an elevation of 8,200 feet near the summit of Chromo Mountain, this cabin guarantees unparalleled privacy and serenity. Disconnect from the daily grind and immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of the Colorado mountains. While water is accessible on the property, it has not been extended up the hill to the cabin. However, the current owner has ingeniously addressed this by bringing water up as needed and storing it in a cistern. Additionally, a pond behind the cabin collects rainwater and is a notable wildlife hotspot.