TBD County Road 504 Bachelor Loop, Creede, CO 81130

Perched above Creede, this spectacular lot is ready for your dream home. Overlooking downtown Creede, the Bulldog Mine, and down river towards South Fork, it feels miles away from it all, but only 2 miles or 10 minutes to the baseball fields in Creede. County maintained road, easy access year round. Enjoy visiting mule deer, elk, birds, moose, and more wildlife than you can ever imagine. Building site has been planned and excavated, and ready for your personal touches. You will need to install well and septic. Perc test completed a few years ago, and OWTS plan in place from a few years ago. Survey on file. Power is nearby. NOT an off-grid lot; there's already power adjacent to the building site, and the excavation is done, making this an improved lot, saving the buyer significant time and expense. Start building this spring and enjoy your new home by the fall! Not only are the views unsurpassed and breathtaking, but the proximity to town makes that a 'million dollar' combination. Where else can you build in the forest but yet be so close to it all in Creede? Minutes from Middle Rat Creek Trailhead, Mineral County Memorial Airport C24, the K-12 school, and Bachelor Town. Ride your horses into thousands of miles of trails, or into downtown Creede for dinner, or into the forest for hunting, fishing, and camping. Luxury RV home base and horse property; plenty of acreage to build a large garage for your Class A, B, C RV. Check with the county for restrictions on living in your RV or bringing your horse. 15 minutes from Mountain Views at Rivers Edge RV Resort. Mineral County is like no other in all of Colorado; 95% National Forest means world class horseback riding, fishing, hiking, biking, camping, rock climbing, rockhounding, birding, photography, boating, ATVing, hunting and fishing. Fly into the county jet runway in Creede, or fly and drive via commercial airports of Alamosa ALS, Montrose MTJ, Durango DGO, or Albuquerque ABQ, and enjoy a gorgeous basecamp for Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico.