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Shining Mountain Hide-away
Description
TELLER COUNTY 40 ACRES, SHINING MOUNTAIN HIDE-AWAY
40 spectacular acres, located near Shining Mountain Golf Course near Woodland Park. Super rare first time offering with end of the road, gated privacy. The building sites offer an unobstructed, sensational view of Pikes Peak, (AKA) Shining Mountain named by the original Native American inhabitants. This amazing secluded, yet easily accessed paradise has ¼ mile of common border with the 1,000,000-acre Pike National Forest. Mostly treed with towering ponderosa pines, aspens, blue spruce, and Douglas fir. Dramatic huge rock formations complete the amazing topography. A good producing 15GPM domestic deep rock well is in place and can be shared with two homes, as well as install two septic systems. A short hike from the building sites brings you to a hidden ridge above Mule Creek where you can relax and enjoy the sound the waters tumbling stream below, or grab your fishing pole and hike to the creek through national forest and catch the beautiful, plentiful, and delicious Dolly Varden (AKA) “Brook Trout” In the fall you can hear the shrill sound of the bugling elk. This area is well known for trophy elk and mule deer and you can grab your bow or rifle and hunt from your front door and hike into the miles and miles of wilderness. Agricultural zoning and annual taxes are only $14.42. No covenants, restrictions or conservation easements.
Well Priced $880,340
Additional Information
wildlife
- Bear
- Elk
- Mule Deer
- Turkey
recreation
- Equestrian Trails
- Hiking Trails
- Hunting
- Public Land Access