Buffalo Pines Ranch

Description

 If you are looking for a well-priced family legacy ranch, the search is over. 960 acre working Ranch, 160 deeded, 800 leased. These beautiful Colorado acres have registered water rights on multiple springs. Buffalo Pine Ranch has operated running 20 to 22 bison. Conservation easement free.   The land is very gentle and a perfect mix of meadows and pines. The snowcapped views of the Continental Divide are stunning. Watch from your shop or upper deck as wildlife come to drink at the watering holes. Fenced and cross fenced, mix of solar electric high tensile/barbed wire. This off grid Barn home is self-sufficient. 12 GPM well water, Electric source: 5kw ground mount solar field, 4k watt wind turbine, backup15kw propane generator. Heat source: 4 zone in-floor heating from hydronic Pioneer Princess wood cook stove or propane. Plus 1 propane heater in mechanical room and 1 propane heater in shop. 1^st story: 36x36 shop/mechanical room, instant hot water heater, insulated and drywalled, vinyl windows, in-floor hydronic heat zone 1, shop lighting, built in workbenches, 2 12’x12’ bi-fold barn doors, 8’x7’ double barn door leading to 36’x12’ greenhouse. Greenhouse:  grow year-round, 4 watering lines to planting beds, grow shelving, 2 backup propane heat connections. Dual sensor-controlled fans to transfer heat from greenhouse to shop. Owners grew veggies and fodder, great place to kumbaya. 2nd story:   deep 2-person soaking tub, 5’ shower, stainless energy efficient refrigerator, Kraus stainless large deep farm sink, 5 burner propane gas cook-top, Pioneer Princess wood cook stove with oven.  7 1/2” wide random length barn wood style flooring, 3 zones in-floor hydronic heat, two 8’ sliding doors, 36’x12’ deck. Guest cabin: 2-minute walk to a 20’x16’ cabin, 16’x6’ covered porch, beautiful porch views, 4 vinyl windows, barn wood style flooring, upper loft. The property is accessed a couple of miles south of State Highway 9 on a year-round county-maintained road.  Fenced and cross fenced, mix of solar electric high tensile/barbed wire. This off grid Barn home is self-sufficient. 12 gpm well water,

Directions:

From Hartsel take Highway 9 approx. 7 miles, right onto Cahokia Way then right onto Quail Court. Gate approx. 300 yards.

Showing Instructions:

Contact Bob Regester 719-684-6120