41511 Lamborn Mesa Rd, Paonia, CO 81428

Dreaming of a beautiful country home with a nice area for horses, livestock and farming. This is your dream property nestled in biking distance of the precious, lively, and very conscious downtown area of Paonia. What makes this property special is its location combined with the fact that in addition to the stunningly restored Victorian farmhouse, there is an additional domestic water tap available. This is extremely rare in Paonia. Cobb homes and Earthships can be built here unlike almost anywhere else in the country. This 21 acre parcel has 360 degree views of snowy mountains, stunning red cliffs and green rolling pastures and has the perfect altitude and water rights to grow fruits and vegetables and to have your horses. This property has good irrigation rights to one of the best and oldest ditches and has plenty of water most years. The gorgeous Victorian Farmhouse has an open concept chef’s kitchen, downstairs master suite, 4 beds and 3 baths, walk-in closets, and a large living room with picture windows gazing upon the most idyllic views next to a cozy wood stove. This house has been lovingly restored with an artisanal touch to integrate its historical significance with modern comforts: 100-year old Oak and Fir floors are restored w/ semi-precious stone inlays. Bathrooms are remodeled with white marble, peacock slate, Custom chef's kitchen with hand-hammered copper farm sink, hardwood live-edge hand-joined countertops and hickory cabinets. Handmade Maple benches from a local craftsman. New state of the art mini split heating and cooling system that is electric. The property has two domestic water taps and a domestic well permit. Shared irrigation water with the neighboring two properties helps to make the duties of watering faster and helps get thing wet faster! 9.68 shares of first decree Turner ditch and 3 shares of Deep Creek. In the spring those shares will equal approximately 0.50 cfs, or enough to irrigate 20 acres or so. 3 shares of Deep Creek is equal to 0.15 cfs at full flow (enough for 6 acres). The ditch usually begins to run in mid-April, and on good years runs into late October. It boasts an older large barn, a workshop, older orchard, fenced biodynamic garden, and a restored 100-year old chicken coop. Ready for livestock - all fences/stalls/irrigation in place with some upgrades irrigation would be even better. The biodynamic garden and massive berry patch have 14 species of berry bushes and trees with an automatic sprinkler system