See bottom for property specs Call (216) 249-7273 or email christian@jmlandsales.com if interested! This lot has paved roads running right up to it and has other property owners with homes built around it. To the Northeast is the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, to the east is the San Luis State Park and to the west is the massive Rio Grande National Forest. Located directly across the street is the Colorado Gators Reptile Park, a sanctuary and educational facility with different reptiles and other exotic animals. With Mount Blanca views to the east, the lot is located only 3.2 miles or a five minute drive directly north to the town of Hooper. In Hooper you have a USPS office, Sinclair gas station, Hooper Junction – a restaurant with comfort food, and the Sangre De Cristo Elementary School. Then, 17.5 miles or a 20 minute drive directly south is the city of Alamosa. Alamosa has everything you need, from banks, churches and an airport to a Walmart Supercenter. Like to ski or snowboard? Wolf Creek Ski Area is only an hour drive away. The city of Pueblo is approximately a 2 hour drive away and Colorado Springs a 3 hour drive. This lot is a great place to build a home on or even a place to park your RV on. Everything we know about this property is in this ad, please check with the county and do your own due diligence regarding the accuracy of this information. This is a cash only sale. County: Alamosa State: Colorado Zip: 81146 APN: 500715302008 Acreage: 5.24 Price: $6,000.00 Legal Description: SANGRE DE CRISTO ESTATES LOT 8 BLK 2 UNIT 21 5.24AC Annual Property Taxes (approx.): $170.00 General Location/Directions: Just south of Hooper GPS: 37.7063288862078, -105.867773407032 Terrain: Flat Zoning: Residential Power: At lot line Phone: At lot line Water: In the area Sewer: In the area Roads: Paved Document Fee: $100.00 Terms: CASH ONLY
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