2021-09-16 19:34, User_1
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LOT 6 County Road K5, San Luis, CO 81152, USA
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Last Sold: FEB 2022
Price: $44000
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AI think: $84,116
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Agents think: $44,000 1 agent(s) valuations found
HPI banks think: $48,605
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Brackendale Realty Llc, Bonnie Gehrig Agent Valuation of this property is 57,900 USD
It's a tranquil drive through small towns to get to this peaceful property. Accessible via a county maintained dirt road, the buyer doesn't have to worry about the roadway being snowed in for too long. There is an old wagon trail sort of road along the eastern border of this property. It ends while still on the property, so it couldn't be use as a through road. It would need some repair here and there but otherwise, it is in really good shape. This is a large, 37 acre parcel. It shape is not square. It is narrow at the road and much wider to the back and up into the more wooded area. There is roughly a 200 foot incline from the south to the north, helping to make this an interesting property that you'll want to explore. A rough diagonal measurement of .5 mile is taken from the SW corner to the NE. You can use the image of the county GIS and these coordinates to better study the area. (NE corner 37.1323, -105.3438; elevation 8700) (Upper Eastern Corner 37.1308, -105.3439; elevation 8681) (Upper NW Corner 37.1322, -105.3488; elevation 8560) (NW Inside corner 37.1308, -105.3488; elevation 8540) (Lower NW corner 37.1308, -105.3499; elevation 8515) (SW corner 37.1269, -105.3500; elevation 8445) (SE corner 37.1268, -105.3494; elevation 8442) This is a spectacular place to build your homestead and establish your mountain roots. But it's also an amazing place to park your camper and spend some quality time watching the clouds flit across the Sangre de Cristo mountains and Culebra peak. The fall flowers here are amazing too. It's roughly 8.5 miles into the town of San Luis, the oldest town in Colorado and as the crow flies, it's about 9 miles to the New Mexico border.
