461 Superstition Trl, Hartsel, CO 80449

PRICE: $22900 This property is located in the rolling hills a few miles southwest of the tiny town of Delhi, between Trinidad and La Junta a couple miles off of Highway 350. It is 39.11 acres, has pinon pine and cedar trees, located about a mile from the historic Santa Fe Trail. Roads to the property are very good to 1/3 mile from it, and there is an old road that is decent after that. There are ruins of a stone fireplace from long ago still standing and an ancient water cistern. I haven't looked for relics, but it would be a good place for them. It would be a great spot for a cabin, country home or camping on weekends, very quiet and peaceful. One well can be drilled here and since this property is at least 35 acres, the water from the well can be used to irrigate up to an acre (Colorado law), and can be used for livestock as well as household use. The climate is nice here year-round, and the snow tends to melt quickly in the winter. This price is set very low for a quick sale, and because I tend to sell at prices that are real bargains. The closing will be held at a local title company, all closing costs will be paid by seller, and title insurance will be provided. I have decent cell phone coverage in the area, but it may depend upon your carrier. IF YOU VISIT THE PROPERTY, PLEASE PRINT THESE DIRECTIONS, AND THE AERIAL PHOTO TO TAKE WITH YOU. From Pueblo, Colorado: Take Highway 50 at Exit 100A east to the town of Rocky Ford. Turn south on Highway 71 (turn right at the Conoco station) and go to to Highway 10. Turn right and go half a mile to Highway 71 again. Turn left and go to Highway 350. Turn right and go 26 miles to the town of Houghton. Turn left on County Road 133.8 (aka Pipeline Road) and go 1.35 miles to County Road 78.9. Do not turn left but instead turn right onto the old road going west. Go about 1/3 of a mile to the southeast corner of the property. Each of the corners are marked with a wooden stake wrapped with orange survey tape. Continue for 1/4 mile to the southwest corner, just before the fence. The north corners are 1/4 mile north of those south corners and lie about 20 feet across the fence. That fence is on the property. The northeast corner has a survey marker, which was used in marking the other three corners using a GPS, which should be very close, but not exact.