10257 W Highway 24 Divide, CO 80814

Listing details for 10257 W Highway 24, Divide, CO 80814 : Stunning private ranch on 62.73 acres with breathtaking, unobstructed views of Pikes Peak. This is Colorado living at its finest. Built and completed in 2016, this beautiful cedar home is 4,332 square feet, 4 bed, 4 bath with masterfully crafted details. 2 bedrooms on main floor, loft bedroom with full bath and 4th bdrm, full bath, library, and wine room, & family room on the lower level; attch’d heated 2 car garage, security system w/ cameras. Built with Fox Block insulated foundation, custom barn wood trim throughout. A 40x60 steel shop includes a sleeping loft, office and 3/4 bath. Alongside of the shop is a RV pad with full hookups. Property is fully fenced, with 4 crossed fenced pastures and an open training pen. 2 insulated barns with walk out paddocks, one used to store hay, large dog kennel with water and electricity and a fenced chicken coop. The back of the property is loaded with Quacking Aspens and spruce trees. No HOA’s or Covenants. Ideal property to run a business from while living your dream! The second driveway is ideal for big trucks to come in and out. This unique property is only seven miles from Woodland Park and 30 minutes from Colorado Springs. It has unlimited potential as a horse/cattle farm, veterinarian equine center, a full-scale commercial opportunity, or just a spectacular country estate. There is no covenants or HOA. County code allows for a second home to be built on the property which could be used as a vacation rental. The possibilities are endless! The property is steeped in local history. Down slope toward 24 is a natural lowland with a seasonal spring also fed by two year-round artesian springs and one of the oldest well in Teller County. The old Midland Railway once ran through the lowland when it was a cabbage farm. While awaiting pickup, the cabbage was stored in a 30X25X15 foot vented root cellar sunk deep into the hillside. There is the original barn dating from the early twentieth century and largely preserved intact.