Дом для одной семьи на продажу, 40 Bear Ridge Road, Westcliffe, Колорадо 81252, Соединенные Штаты

Live water, exceptional equestrian infrastructure, and sweeping Sangre de Cristo Mountain views define this remarkable 46.34 acre Westcliffe ranch. Oak Creek meanders through the property, creating a beautiful natural centerpiece that attracts wildlife and enhances the peaceful mountain setting. Comprised of three parcels, including the Goodman Lode mining claim and an additional parcel across the road, the property offers a rare combination of privacy, functionality, and room to explore. Designed with horse enthusiasts in mind, the property features a heated seven stall horse barn with caretaker apartment, tack room, hay storage, loafing shed, arena, round pen, fenced pastures, greenhouse, and extensive infrastructure to support equestrian, hobby farm, or recreational pursuits. Buried utilities and an 18 kW backup propane generator provide added convenience. The custom residence blends warmth, character, and flexible living space throughout. Vaulted ceilings, massive log beams, Saltillo tile flooring, walls of windows, and abundant natural light create an inviting mountain ranch atmosphere. The floor plan includes a spacious great room, separate living room, formal dining room, office, and bonus room, providing flexibility for entertaining, remote work, hobbies, or guests. Privately situated on the upper level, the primary suite serves as a true retreat complete with a private rooftop deck positioned to capture mountain views and Colorado sunsets. Two additional bedrooms and a second full bath provide comfortable accommodations for family and guests. Forced air heating, central air conditioning, and extensive improvements create year round comfort and functionality. Whether envisioned as a horse property, mountain retreat, recreational basecamp, or full time residence, this exceptional ranch offers live water, outstanding equestrian facilities, versatile living spaces, and a spectacular setting in the heart of the Wet Mountain Valley.