5 Acre Mountain View for $149/Month

Land Description

Owner Financing.

Cash Price: down | closing fee | per month x 60 months

Are you ready to leave the city life behind and have peaceful and quite times ahead? Look no further than this amazing 5 acre parcel of raw, undeveloped land in the heart of Costilla County, Colorado with views of Mt Blanca.

Close to the highway and easily accessed year round. Go hiking, fish the Smith or Mountain Home reservoirs, or gaze at the stars during the crystal clear nights. This beautiful piece of Land for sale in Blanca, Colorado won't last long. Southern Colorado is the perfect destination year round.

Located in between Fort Garland and San Luis, this vast expanse of land is your chance to build the home of your dreams or create your own off-grid getaway. Imagine waking up every morning to stunning views of the mountains, breathing in the crisp, clean mountain air, and feeling the stress of city life melt away. Costilla County is ideally located for recreation seekers. Hunting, fishing, skiing, hiking, boating, history.

With 5 acres of land to call your own, the possibilities are endless. Plant a garden, raise animals, build a workshop, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet that comes with living in a rural area. And with no restrictions on land use, you have the freedom to make your vision a reality.

This raw, vacant land is a true blank slate just waiting for you to put your stamp on it. So why wait? Go see the land and call us. Start planning your new life in the heart of Colorado's stunning mountains Today.

Miles to destinations:

Fort Garland, CO: 8.5 miles

Alamosa Wal-Mart: 36 miles

All roads are county and state maintained which provide you permanent, legal access to your property. All of the lots have been surveyed, staked and marked for identification. This was done many years ago. Some of the corner markers may be difficult to locate without a metal detector. To establish a physical address and questions regarding zoning and planning call Costilla County.

Water: You will have several options for water all of which are at your sole expense. They include drilling a new water well or having water delivered to a water tank you have installed. It is estimated the depth of the water well will be between 100-200 feet. It is difficult to estimate an exact cost of drilling a new water well. This will depend upon the company you hire to drill the well. Prices may vary between different companies from to per foot. We encourage you to fully investigate every company offering this service and not base your decision solely on the price. There is no assurance that a productive well can be installed on your land and, if it cannot, no refund of the purchase price will be made. The purity and chemical content of the water cannot be determined until each individual well is completed and tested. Contact a Licensed Colorado Well driller for further information and proposed costs and contact county for required permits.

Utilities: Electrical lines several miles away from your land. You will be responsible for any cost of installation. It costs approximately per foot to extend electrical lines. If you would like to contact the electric company (San Luis Valley Rural Electric Cooperative) to find out how much it will cost to run the electrical lines to your land. As a way to reduce your costs (both initially and over the long-term), we recommend you explore the use of alternative/renewal energy sources such as generators, wind or solar systems for your electrical needs. Both the Federal government and the State of Colorado have had programs to assist in the payment of a new solar system. The use of alternative power source will save you a lot of money. In this area, all you will need is a septic tank and leech field system for your cabin or home. For prices, check with a hardware store. Before installation of a septic system, a permit must be obtained from the County Health Officer in San Luis, Colorado. Further information about utilities and who to contact can be provided upon request.

Zoning and property taxes: The property is zoned Residential Vacant Land. Currently, the approximate annual property taxes calculate to approximately per year but can vary slightly by parcel. We highly recommend contacting the Costilla County Planning Department to verify if any do exist.

Zoning: Residential

Terrain: Flat

POA: None

Road: County Road

Electric: Need solar/wind generators

Water: Need well (average well depth Approximately 75 feet), or water hauling

Sewer: Need septic tank

Phone: Cell

Internet: Cell/Satellite, Starlink

FEMA Flood Zone: not in Fema Flood Zone

RV's: up to 180 days per year (with Long-Term RV Camping Permit)

Manufactured Home: manufactured home is allowed

Nearby Cities & Points of Interest:

19 minutes to Centennial High School

21 minutes to San Luis, Co

23 minutes to Fort Garland, Co

Less than 40 minutes to Rito Seco Park

Less than 40 minutes to Sanchez Reservoir

Less than 40 minutes to San Pedro Mesa

Less than 40 minutes to Great San Dunes National Park and Preserve

Less than 40 minutes to Alamosa, Co

Less than 40 minutes to Adam State University

40 minutes to San Luis Valley Regional Airport

21 minutes to San Luis State Wildlife Area

59 minutes to Purgatoire Peak

1 hour 3 minutes to Culebra Peak

2 hours 34 minutes to Colorado Springs, CO : Approximate Population 500,000

3 hours 37 minutes to Denver, CO : Approximate Population 1+ Million

Southern Colorado is an ideal place to live and raise a family due to its unique blend of stunning natural beauty, vibrant communities, and abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation. With its proximity to the majestic Rocky Mountains, the region boasts a wealth of scenic hiking trails, world-class skiing and snowboarding destinations, and picturesque national parks. Additionally, the area is home to a thriving arts and culture scene, as well as numerous family-friendly attractions and events throughout the year. Affordable housing options, excellent schools, and a welcoming, diverse population make southern Colorado an ideal choice for those seeking a high quality of life in a friendly and welcoming community.

Blanca Peak, located in Costilla County, Colorado, is the fourth highest peak in the state and is renowned for its stunning beauty and challenging hiking trails. With an elevation of 14,345 feet, the peak offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Sangre de Cristo Mountains, as well as access to a variety of outdoor activities such as mountaineering, backpacking, and rock climbing.

Costilla County, Colorado is home to several pristine reservoirs that offer excellent fishing opportunities. The four main reservoirs in the area are Sanchez Reservoir, Smith Reservoir, Eastdale Reservoir, and Mountain Home Reservoir. Sanchez Reservoir is known for its abundance of rainbow trout, brown trout, and kokanee salmon, while Smith Reservoir is stocked with rainbow trout, brown trout, and channel catfish. Eastdale Reservoir is a popular destination for anglers seeking rainbow trout, cutthroat trout, and brown trout, and Mountain Home Reservoir offers excellent fishing for rainbow trout, brown trout, and northern pike. Overall, the reservoirs in Costilla County provide a diverse range of fishing opportunities and attract anglers from all over the world.

About 120 miles northwest is Monarch Mountain which is a popular ski resort located in central Colorado that offers excellent skiing and snowboarding opportunities. With over 800 acres of skiable terrain, 63 trails, and an average snowfall of 350 inches per year, Monarch Mountain is a favorite among locals and visitors alike. The resort also features a variety of amenities, including ski and snowboard rentals, lessons, and a selection of dining options.

Zapata Falls is a beautiful waterfall located in the San Luis Valley of southern Colorado, and about 32 miles north of the property. The waterfall is accessed by a short hike through a scenic canyon and is known for its stunning views and unique ice formations in the winter months. The area around Zapata Falls is also home to a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing.

Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve is a unique natural wonder located about 30 miles north of the property. The park features the tallest sand dunes in North America, towering up to 750 feet high. Visitors can hike, sled, sandboard, or simply relax on the dunes. The park also offers stunning views of the surrounding Sangre de Cristo Mountains, as well as opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife watching. In addition to the sand dunes, the park also boasts several diverse ecosystems, including wetlands, grasslands, and forests, providing ample opportunities for exploration and discovery. The park is open year-round, although certain activities may be limited in the winter months.

45 miles northwest of the property is The Colorado Gators Farm, which is a unique and fascinating attraction. Located in the San Luis Valley of southern Colorado, the farm is home to over 300 alligators, as well as a variety of other exotic animals such as pythons, tortoises, and emus. Visitors can take a guided tour of the farm and learn about the care and feeding of these fascinating creatures, as well as participate in hands-on experiences such as holding a baby alligator or feeding the larger alligators. The farm also features a variety of recreational activities, including fishing in stocked ponds, a mini-golf course, and a gift shop with souvenirs and alligator products.

155 miles North of the property is The Pikes Peak Region, a popular tourist destination. It offers a wealth of attractions and activities for visitors of all ages and interests. One of the main draws of the area is Pikes Peak itself, which can be accessed via a scenic drive or a challenging hike. Other popular attractions in the region include the Garden of the Gods, a stunning natural rock formation park, the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park, a famous suspension bridge with breathtaking views, and the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, home to over 800 animals from around the world. The region also boasts a vibrant arts and culture scene, with numerous museums, galleries, and performing arts venues to explore.