21.7 Acres in Salida, CO - $699,000
Salida, Colorado Log Cabin, Creek, National Forest
CABIN:
Salida, Colorado log cabin on 22 acres with a year round creek and direct access to National Forest. 925 square feet, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom plus a loft that holds two large beds. Cabin is constructed with 8" D-logs on piers and beams. Electricity, propane, well and septic are connected. Recent improvements include a new roof and professional exterior sandblasting, stain, caulking, and sealing in 2020. Furnishings currently pictured are included. Furnishings currently pictured are included.
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS:
Large shed provides storage and covered parking area for vehicles or toys or could be used as a loafing shed for horses. There is plenty of room to build a new home or cabin on the property as well.
RECREATION:
This cabin is a great base camp for recreation of all kinds. There is good fishing on Poncha Creek or just a few miles up the road at O'Haver Lake. Poncha Creek r...
This cabin is a great base camp for recreation of all kinds. There is good fishing on Poncha Creek or just a few miles up the road at O'Haver Lake. Poncha Creek runs through the property year round and the property borders literally millions of acres of National Forest public land. Right from the property you can enjoy a scenic drive over Marshall Pass, an adventurous UTV ride over the Otto Mears Toll Road to Bonanza, a hike or mountain bike ride on the Rainbow Trail. All of these routes tie into hundreds of additional miles of trails for endless exploring. There is plenty of snowmobiling and cross country skiing right from the cabin. Excellent big game hunting in the area as well. Located in hunting unit 561 and within two miles of units 86 and 681 providing plenty of options for big game hunting including draw and over the counter tags.
LOCATION:
10-15 minute drive to Salida, Colorado where you can enjoy restaurants, shopping, the downtown Arkansas River Water Park, Salida Hot Springs Pool, and more. It's about a 30 minute drive to Monarch Ski Area.
No covenants, no HOA, no conservation easement in place leaving opportunity for a future owner.
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