Reserve At Pagosa Peak Lot 89
The Reserve at Pagosa Peak was designed for the ease of second home ownership. This development established a record price for vacant land properties in the county of Archuleta. The Reserve is a private gated community with three sides National Forest. It is located a convenient 6 miles from the town of Pagosa Springs and travel to The Reserve is paved the entire 6 miles.
Even though the location is 6 miles from Pagosa, you are afforded as a property owner, the privilege of having paved roads, underground utilities including but not limited to water and sewer, and all the modern conveniences necessary to those privileged enough to own property in this upscale, prestigious development.
Bordered by three sides National Forest and setting on 236 acres with only 137 home sites, not to mention 100 plus acres of open space, a nature trail system and the most competitive views in the area, you ca...
Bordered by three sides National Forest and setting on 236 acres with only 137 home sites, not to mention 100 plus acres of open space, a nature trail system and the most competitive views in the area, you can well imagine why quite a few property owners have purchased more than one parcel.
The Eagle Point properties are the most secluded properties in the development and this is a first time offering. A tranquil park like setting accompanies these pieces. One parcels 71 and 72 you will find a beautiful multimillion dollar handcrafted log home. Parcel 66, 67 and 68 present a complimentary home.
Currently located across from 57 and abutting parcel 82, is an Owners Lodge for all property owners use. The Property Owners Guest Lodge consists of three bedrooms, two baths, complete kitchen, and washer/dryer and is nicely appointed.
This first time offering on these parcels would afford you the buyer a discount on a multiple parcel purchase.
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