Rocky Mountain Hideout, a refurbished pioneer cabin in north Cotopaxi is one of the few remaining true hand-hewn log cabins, built in the early 1900s, still remaining. Stories told, it was home to Hazel Porter - the first female cattle rustler. The 46 acres with a mixture of meadows & trees, aspens and ponderosas, sunshine and shade, boasts a year-round spring fed pond, has 20 of those acres fenced. Also, a 2-stall loafing shed w/ hay storage, and an extra room, (currently being used as an art studio) -w/electric, and a fenced corral. Oversized 24 x 24 detached 2 car garage w/ concrete floor & electric. Also, a small a storage shed. Private - No HOAs, No Covenants, and is zoned Agricultural Forestry. Domestic well. The outside garden patio has a fire pit, hot tub and an area to either entertain, or just for you to enjoy the outdoors. Fenced area to grow flowers or vegetables. Located on a year-round county maintained road. Just imagine the possibilities! Ask your agent for the story of the history of the cabin - it's great !!
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