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| RIVER FRONT - Rio Grande Ranchos |
Lot 4, Unit 24 Rio Grande Ranchos - 7+ acres on the river.
$14,900 - $300 DOWN - $195 MONTHLY - 8% INTEREST |
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RIVER FRONT, ON THE RIO GRANDE . Build your home on the bluff, for a beautiful river view! Towns of San Luis and Antonito are 20 minute drive, Alamosa is 45 minutes. Bring your fishing poles and river rafts!
Driving Distances
Denver |
200 mi |
Taos |
90 mi |
Aspen |
164 mi |
Albuquerque |
205 mi |
Durango |
150 mi |
Grand Jct. |
248 mi |
Pagosa Springs |
90 mi |
Colorado Springs |
163 mi |
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The property is flat and easily buildable. Ringed by almost 2 million acres of National forests with spectacular mountain ranges. From the rugged and jagged peaks of the Sangre De Cristo, to the glacial canyons and forested tablelands of the San Juans, variety is the word best to describe this topography. |
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Seven+ acres. |
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Access to the property is on all-weather county maintained dirt roads. |
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The San Luis Valley 46,000 people. |
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WATER: well depth 200 to 350 ft, drilling costs average $6,000 to $15,000. Water rights in all of the Rio Grande Ranchos subdivision include domestic "indoor" water use only. If you want livestock, you need to get a stock tank and fill it from the city water department, or one of the free standpipes in the valley, to water your livestock.
SEPTIC SYSTEMS: cost $3,000-4,500.
POWER: San Luis Valley has the strongest solar power resources in the State. Plenty of high altitude sunshine. Solar systems start at $850. Power lines are in the subdivision, hookup cost vary
(approx. $18 a ft underground only).
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Propane tanks are allowed. |
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Two homes allowed: A main house and a ranch hand house (mother-in-law house). Residental zoned. |
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Provided by the San Luis Volunteer Fire Department in Fort Garland. |
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Provided by Costilla County Sheriff office in San Luis. |
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Elementary, junior high, and high schools are located in all main towns in the valley. Adams State College is located in Alamosa. Small classes, low tuition and faculty dedicated to teaching have put this college on the exclusive list of America’s 100 Best College Buys for three years in a row. |
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Convenience shopping is available in Blanca, Fort Garland and San Luis. Alamos has major shopping facilities.
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Educational services, retail trade, agriculture, business & repair services, health services, entertainment/ recreation services, finance, insurance, public utilities, manufacturing, wholesale, trader, transportation, mining, construction and public administration. |
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