The LaBarr Valley Ranch is a spectacular, 57 +/- acre farm, only 3.7 miles south of Montrose, Colorado. Ultimately, this is a multifaceted property. The farm is well suited for agronomic production having both priority water (1.25 CFS Fansher Horsefly Ditch, 1.75 CFS LaBarr Ditch, delivered via an UVWUA water exchange) and 53.8 shares of UVWUA. Consider the property's strong views (the Grand Mesa, Cimarron Ridge, San Juan Mountains, and Uncompahgre Plateau) alongside its proximity to Montrose, and you have the makings of premier equestrian center or gentleman's ranch. From an investment perspective, the farm lies in the housing-starved growth corridor of Montrose, Colorado. Utilities are available at the lot line including natural gas on three sides, power and Tri County Water.
The LaBarr Valley Ranch is a spectacular, 57 +/- acre farm, only 3.7 miles south of Montrose, Colorado. Ultimately, this is a multifaceted property. The farm is well suited for agronomic production having both priority water (1.25 CFS Fansher Horsefly Ditch, 1.75 CFS LaBarr Ditch, delivered via an UVWUA water exchange) and 53.8 shares of UVWUA. Consider the property's strong views (the Grand Mesa, Cimarron Ridge, San Juan Mountains, and Uncompahgre Plateau) alongside its proximity to Montrose, and you have the makings of premier equestrian center or gentleman's ranch. From an investment perspective, the farm lies in the housing-starved growth corridor of Montrose, Colorado. Utilities are available at the lot line including natural gas on three sides, power along the paved county road, and Tri-County water at the north and south boundary. One Tri-County tap has already been installed, delivering 105PSI to a PE service line that can service three buildings. This is a fine development opportunity, fully surveyed, with a completed title commitment, looking for the right entrepreneur. From hay grass to a family estate or new development, the LaBarr Valley Ranch offers the best of Colorado's western slope!
Discover tranquility on this idyllic 35-acre parcel, offering a serene countryside lifestyle just 25 minutes from downtown Montrose. With the capacity for four residences, year-round access, and road maintenance, this property provides the perfect canvas for your dream home(s). Benefit from the option for a well and electricity available at the neighboring lot line. Bordering BLM land and granting access to Rim Road, embark on limitless adventures right from your doorstep. Revel in unobstructed 360-degree views of majestic mountain ranges and pristine land, primed for development. With no covenants restricting your creativity, the possibilities are endless.
The LaBarr Valley Ranch is a spectacular, 57 +/- acre farm, only 3.7 miles south of Montrose, Colorado. Ultimately, this is a multifaceted property. The farm is well suited for agronomic production having both priority water (1.25 CFS Fansher Horsefly Ditch, 1.75 CFS LaBarr Ditch, delivered via an UVWUA water exchange) and 53.8 shares of UVWUA. Consider the property’s strong views (the Grand Mesa, Cimarron Ridge, San Juan Mountains, and Uncompahgre Plateau) alongside its proximity to Montrose, and you have the makings of premier equestrian center or gentleman’s ranch. From an investment perspective, the farm lies in the housing-starved growth corridor of Montrose, Colorado. Utilities are available at the lot line including natural gas on three sides, power along the paved county road, and Tri-County water at the north and south boundary. One Tri-County tap has already been installed, delivering 105PSI to a PE service line that can service three buildings. This is a fine development opportunity, fully surveyed, with a completed title commitment, looking for the right entrepreneur. From hay grass to a family estate or new development, the LaBarr Valley Ranch offers the best of Colorado’s western slope!
The LaBarr Valley Ranch is a spectacular, 57 +/- acre farm, only 3.7 miles south of Montrose, Colorado. Ultimately, this is a multifaceted property. The farm is well suited for agronomic production having both priority water (1.25 CFS Fansher Horsefly Ditch, 1.75 CFS LaBarr Ditch, delivered via an UVWUA water exchange) and 53.8 shares of UVWUA. Consider the propertyâ??s strong views (the Grand Mesa, Cimarron Ridge, San Juan Mountains, and Uncompahgre Plateau) alongside its proximity to Montrose, and you have the makings of premier equestrian center or gentlemanâ??s ranch. From an investment perspective, the farm lies in the housing-starved growth corridor of Montrose, Colorado. Utilities are available at the lot line including natural gas on three sides, power along the paved county road, and Tri-County water at the north and south boundary. One Tri-County tap has already been installed, delivering 105PSI to a PE service line that can service three buildings. This is a fine development opportunity, fully surveyed, with a completed title commitment, looking for the right entrepreneur. From hay grass to a family estate or new development, the LaBarr Valley Ranch offers the best of Coloradoâ??s western slope!
Looking for end-of the road, country, privacy without compromising access to amenities? Then you are looking for Tract 10 of The Heritage at Bostwick Park. This 96.5 +/- acre parcel offers unobstructed southern views extending from the valley floor to Shinn Park, Storm King Ridge, and the San Juan Mountains. An elevated knob, adorned in piñon and juniper trees, creates a dynamic landscape around which a stunning, custom home could be constructed. Electric service on the lot and domestic water is nearby. A well (permit #32060) has been completely developed with a heated pumphouse, 1,760-gal cistern, and two meter-pits (one for Tract 9, one for Tract 10). As a member of The Heritage at Bostwick Park, the parcel receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Opportunities like this, where you can build a dream home and experience the coveted west slope lifestyle draws people from around the globe. Tract 10 offers all the views and privacy you could ask for, only minutes from Montrose, CO.
Major-Leage views, minuets from Montrose, Colorado! Located on the south edge of Bostwick Park, Tract 9 has unobstructed southern views extending from the valley floor to Storm King Ridge, The Uncompahgre Plateau, and the San Juan Mountains. This world class building site is ready for a custom home; electric service is already on the lot as is a domestic well. The well (permit #32060) is completely developed with a heated pumphouse, 1,760-gal cistern, and two meter-pits (one for Tract 9, one for Tract 10). As a member of The Heritage at Bostwick Park, the parcel receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Opportunities like this, where you can build a dream home and experience the coveted west slope lifestyle draws people from around the globe. Simply put, Tract 9 is a homesite worthy of premier designation!
There is an old joke that there are two types of Colorado homesites- ones with big mountain views, and ones with irrigated meadows. The basis for such an adage is simple: views require elevation, and irrigation requires depression. Tract 8 of the Heritage at Bostwick Park is one of the few places where both requirements are simultaneously satisfied. The south edge of Bostwick Park overlooks the Uncompahgre Valley providing unobstructed views from the valley floor to Storm King Ridge, the Uncompahgre Plateau, and the San Juan Mountains. Meanwhile, the vast irrigated park forms a sea of green extending up to the Black Canyon National Monument. This world class building site, featuring approximately 8.3 irrigated acres, is ready for a custom home and/or equestrian facilities. Domestic water is provided by a community water system that delivers treated, potable, well water (Permit 326107) to each lot. Alongside domestic water, DMEA power is at the lot line. All parcels in The Heritage at Bostwick Park, receive direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and are protected by sensible covenants. Opportunities like this, where you can build a dream home and experience the coveted west slope lifestyle draws people from around the globe. Simply put, Tract 8 is a homesite rarely duplicated!
It doesn’t take more than a single sunset at Tract 6 of The Heritage at Bostwick Park to understand why many ballads sing of the western sky. Located on the edge of Bostwick Park, this parcel peers across the valley floor to the Uncompahgre Plateau, San Juan Mountains, and Storm King Peak. The lot’s piñon-juniper forest, alongside 0.84 +/- irrigated acres and breathtaking views creates a primer class building site, within minutes of Montrose, Colorado. This lot is ready to build, domestic water is provided by a community system that delivers treated, potable, well water (Permit 326107) to the lot line. Alongside domestic water, DMEA power has been extended to the property. As with all parcels in The Heritage at Bostwick Park, Tract 6 receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Under the entire western sky, you will find few places better suited to build a home or a family than The Heritage at Bostwick Park!
Here is a view corridor where listing what you cannot see might be more effective than listing what you can! Located on the edge of Bostwick Park, this parcel peers across the valley floor to the Uncompahgre Plateau, San Juan Mountains, and Storm King Peak. The lot’s piñon-juniper forest, alongside breathtaking views, creates a primer class building site, within minutes of Montrose, Colorado. This lot is ready to build, domestic water is provided by a community system that delivers treated, potable, well water (Permit 326107) to the lot line. Alongside domestic water, DMEA power has been extended to the property. As with all parcels in The Heritage at Bostwick Park, Tract 4 receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Under the entire western sky, you will find few places better suited to build a home or a family than The Heritage at Bostwick Park!
With a 34-mile view corridor ahead and a National Monument behind, there are not many building lots like this! Located on the western edge of Bostwick Park, this parcel peers across the valley floor to the Uncompahgre Plateau, San Juan Mountains, and Grand Mesa. The lot’s piñon-juniper forest, alongside breathtaking views, creates a primer class building site, within minutes of Montrose, Colorado. This lot is ready to build, domestic water is provided by a community system that delivers treated, potable, well water (Permit 326107) to the lot line. Alongside domestic water, DMEA power has been extended to the property. As with all parcels in The Heritage at Bostwick Park, Tract 3 receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Under the entire western sky, you will find few places better suited to build a home or a family than The Heritage at Bostwick Park!
A vast building site with public land access, utilities, and a pristine view corridor- this is Tract 2 of The Heritage at Bostwick Park. Located on the western edge of Bostwick Park, this parcel peers across the valley floor to the Cimarron Ridge, San Juan Mountains, Uncompahgre Plateau, and Grand Mesa. The lot’s piñon-juniper forest, alongside breathtaking views, creates a primer class building site, within minutes of Montrose, Colorado. Like Tract 1, this parcel provides incredible privacy and is completely ready to build. Domestic water is provided by a community system that delivers treated, potable, well water (Permit 326107) to the lot line. Alongside domestic water, DMEA power has been extended to the property. As with all parcels in The Heritage at Bostwick Park, Tract 2 receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Under the entire western sky, you will find few places better suited to build a home or a family than The Heritage at Bostwick Park!
A vast building site with public land access, utilities, and a pristine view corridor- this is Tract 1 of The Heritage at Bostwick Park. Located on the western edge of Bostwick Park, this parcel peers across the valley floor to the Cimarron Ridge, San Juan Mountains, Uncompahgre Plateau, and Grand Mesa. The lot’s piñon-juniper forest, alongside breathtaking views and a high degree of privacy, creates a primer class building site within minutes of Montrose, Colorado. This lot is ready to build, domestic water is provided by a community system that delivers treated, potable, well water (Permit 326107) to the lot line. Alongside domestic water, DMEA power has been extended to the property. As with all parcels in The Heritage at Bostwick Park, Tract 1 receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Under the entire western sky, you will find few places better suited to build a home or a family than The Heritage at Bostwick Park!
Looking for end-of the road, country, privacy without compromising access to amenities? Then you are looking for Tract 10 of The Heritage at Bostwick Park. This 96.5 +/- acre parcel offers unobstructed southern views extending from the valley floor to Shinn Park, Storm King Ridge, and the San Juan Mountains. An elevated knob, adorned in piñon and juniper trees, creates a dynamic landscape around which a stunning, custom home could be constructed. Electric service on the lot and domestic water is nearby. A well (permit #32060) has been completely developed with a heated pumphouse, 1,760-gal cistern, and two meter-pits (one for Tract 9, one for Tract 10). As a member of The Heritage at Bostwick Park, the parcel receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Opportunities like this, where you can build a dream home and experience the coveted west slope lifestyle draws people from around the globe. Tract 10 offers all the views and privacy you could ask for, only minutes from Montrose, CO.
Major-Leage views, minuets from Montrose, Colorado! Located on the south edge of Bostwick Park, Tract 9 has unobstructed southern views extending from the valley floor to Storm King Ridge, The Uncompahgre Plateau, and the San Juan Mountains. This world class building site is ready for a custom home; electric service is already on the lot as is a domestic well. The well (permit #32060) is completely developed with a heated pumphouse, 1,760-gal cistern, and two meter-pits (one for Tract 9, one for Tract 10). As a member of The Heritage at Bostwick Park, the parcel receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Opportunities like this, where you can build a dream home and experience the coveted west slope lifestyle draws people from around the globe. Simply put, Tract 9 is a homesite worthy of premier designation!
There is an old joke that there are two types of Colorado homesites- ones with big mountain views, and ones with irrigated meadows. The basis for such an adage is simple: views require elevation, and irrigation requires depression. Tract 8 of the Heritage at Bostwick Park is one of the few places where both requirements are simultaneously satisfied. The south edge of Bostwick Park overlooks the Uncompahgre Valley providing unobstructed views from the valley floor to Storm King Ridge, the Uncompahgre Plateau, and the San Juan Mountains. Meanwhile, the vast irrigated park forms a sea of green extending up to the Black Canyon National Monument. This world class building site, featuring approximately 8.3 irrigated acres, is ready for a custom home and/or equestrian facilities. Domestic water is provided by a community water system that delivers treated, potable, well water (Permit 326107) to each lot. Alongside domestic water, DMEA power is at the lot line. All parcels in The Heritage at Bostwick Park, receive direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and are protected by sensible covenants. Opportunities like this, where you can build a dream home and experience the coveted west slope lifestyle draws people from around the globe. Simply put, Tract 8 is a homesite rarely duplicated!
It doesnâ??t take more than a single sunset at Tract 6 of The Heritage at Bostwick Park to understand why many ballads sing of the western sky. Located on the edge of Bostwick Park, this parcel peers across the valley floor to the Uncompahgre Plateau, San Juan Mountains, and Storm King Peak. The lotâ??s piñon-juniper forest, alongside 0.84 +/- irrigated acres and breathtaking views creates a primer class building site, within minutes of Montrose, Colorado. This lot is ready to build, domestic water is provided by a community system that delivers treated, potable, well water (Permit 326107) to the lot line. Alongside domestic water, DMEA power has been extended to the property. As with all parcels in The Heritage at Bostwick Park, Tract 6 receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Under the entire western sky, you will find few places better suited to build a home or a family than The Heritage at Bostwick Park!
Here is a view corridor where listing what you cannot see might be more effective than listing what you can! Located on the edge of Bostwick Park, this parcel peers across the valley floor to the Uncompahgre Plateau, San Juan Mountains, and Storm King Peak. The lotâ??s piñon-juniper forest, alongside breathtaking views, creates a primer class building site, within minutes of Montrose, Colorado. This lot is ready to build, domestic water is provided by a community system that delivers treated, potable, well water (Permit 326107) to the lot line. Alongside domestic water, DMEA power has been extended to the property. As with all parcels in The Heritage at Bostwick Park, Tract 4 receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Under the entire western sky, you will find few places better suited to build a home or a family than The Heritage at Bostwick Park!
With a 34-mile view corridor ahead and a National Monument behind, there are not many building lots like this! Located on the western edge of Bostwick Park, this parcel peers across the valley floor to the Uncompahgre Plateau, San Juan Mountains, and Grand Mesa. The lotâ??s piñon-juniper forest, alongside breathtaking views, creates a primer class building site, within minutes of Montrose, Colorado. This lot is ready to build, domestic water is provided by a community system that delivers treated, potable, well water (Permit 326107) to the lot line. Alongside domestic water, DMEA power has been extended to the property. As with all parcels in The Heritage at Bostwick Park, Tract 3 receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Under the entire western sky, you will find few places better suited to build a home or a family than The Heritage at Bostwick Park!
A vast building site with public land access, utilities, and a pristine view corridor- this is Tract 2 of The Heritage at Bostwick Park. Located on the western edge of Bostwick Park, this parcel peers across the valley floor to the Cimarron Ridge, San Juan Mountains, Uncompahgre Plateau, and Grand Mesa. The lotâ??s piñon-juniper forest, alongside breathtaking views, creates a primer class building site, within minutes of Montrose, Colorado. Like Tract 1, this parcel provides incredible privacy and is completely ready to build. Domestic water is provided by a community system that delivers treated, potable, well water (Permit 326107) to the lot line. Alongside domestic water, DMEA power has been extended to the property. As with all parcels in The Heritage at Bostwick Park, Tract 2 receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Under the entire western sky, you will find few places better suited to build a home or a family than The Heritage at Bostwick Park!
A vast building site with public land access, utilities, and a pristine view corridor- this is Tract 1 of The Heritage at Bostwick Park. Located on the western edge of Bostwick Park, this parcel peers across the valley floor to the Cimarron Ridge, San Juan Mountains, Uncompahgre Plateau, and Grand Mesa. The lotâ??s piñon-juniper forest, alongside breathtaking views and a high degree of privacy, creates a primer class building site within minutes of Montrose, Colorado. This lot is ready to build, domestic water is provided by a community system that delivers treated, potable, well water (Permit 326107) to the lot line. Alongside domestic water, DMEA power has been extended to the property. As with all parcels in The Heritage at Bostwick Park, Tract 1 receives direct access to vast public lands, community recreation areas, and is protected by sensible covenants. Under the entire western sky, you will find few places better suited to build a home or a family than The Heritage at Bostwick Park!
Situated at the base of Wildcat Canyon, 7.4 miles south of Montrose, Colorado, is the beautiful, 279-acre, Horsefly Ranch. This historic parcel features 81.4 irrigated acres alongside rolling pinion-juniper draws, badges of leave-laden cottonwood trees, and strong, southern, views. Tillable land is flood irrigated by the AlBrush Ditch, in use since at least to 1891, alongside an on-property irrigation pond. This deeded water is sourced from Horsefly Creek, which ultimately provides the parcel with 4,300â?? of direct creek frontage. Sporting and recreation opportunities stronger than most valley ranches can offer as the property shares its fence line with 2,320 acres of public land. The mantra of real estate is â??location, location, locationâ?? and this ranch has all three! You are a single step from vast public land, 10 minutes from Montrose, and a leisurely drive from world-class skiing- what more could you ask for in southwest Colorado!
Location, Location, Location, is what it's all about. This is a one of kind ranch. Welcome to Riverside Ranch, this 222+/- acres in the absolute perfect location, just 10 minutes from downtown Montrose. It's your own hidden in plain site riverfront and wildlife sanctuary. The Uncompahgre River winds it's way though the ranch for almost a mile, the beavers that make their home on the ranch have created several dams and just the most amazing fishing holes producing 20-24 inch trout. The Uncompahgre River is unquestionably the least known and unheralded tailwater in the Centennial State according to Fly fishermen magazine. The river is lined with HUGE mature cottonwood trees, oak trees and in the fall the colors are breathtaking. There is also a very large pond that is stocked with beautiful rainbows for all day fun, actually catching fish. The ranch is filled with all kinds of wildlife all right in your backyard, and the ranch will qualify for a land owner mule deer tag for the Hunters, and also (always check regs) the ranch borders BLM land. There are two large 2600+ sqft homes, both gated with views of the San Juan Mountains, live in one and rent the other one out if you choose, several out buildings, hay storage, corrals. With water being the new gold and the ranch boasting over 200K dollars in a newly installed irrigation infrastructure system and water rights through UVWUA as part of the Riverside Minor subdivision, with the water being worth millions with more water than you will ever need. The ranch also produces hundreds of large bails (300 tons +/- 35k-45K in hay income) of hay for all your livestock and is currently a working ranch. This ranch has endless opportunities, one idea because of having no restrictions, sud dividing the ranch and creating all river front lots, you could also create your own riverfront resort just by putting yurts or tiny homes along the river and offer fishing and water flow hunting, the land is very usable so maybe a RV resort along the river, horse boarding which is so need in Montrose. (always check regs) Simple rental income from the 2 homes, or you just could keep this recreational paradise all to your self.
The Aspen Creek Meadows Lot 2 is 41 +/- acres full of beauty, accessibility, and history, one of the finest and well-located mountain home properties in the Montrose-Telluride area. The Aspen Creek Meadows Lots are a series of 2 lots masterfully carved from the Preserve at Government Springs Ranch. Herds of Rocky Mt. Elk & Mule Deer, Shiras Moose, turkey, bear, and mountain lion roam the understory while the snowcapped peaks of the San Juan, Cimarron, and West Elk mountains tower across the horizon. This property features rolling topography, ¼ mile of seasonal Dolores creek, small mountain springs and recent brush thinning fire mitigation treatment. Pinion, Juniper and large Ponderosa trees are scattered throughout with Aspen and Cottonwood trees in the wet canyon and meadows. The Aspen Creek Meadows Lot 2 is accessed year-round via paved county road and internally over private graveled and gated roads. The ranches adjoin the Cornerstone Club, a Greg Norman 18-hole Golf Course, and each lot has direct access to power and natural gas. Under an hour to the slopes of Telluride, Ice climbing in Ouray and Less than 30 minutes to Montrose regional airport. Direct Flights from flights from Boston, Denver, Dallas, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Phoenix, New York, San Francisco, and Charlotte make travel simple. The Aspen Creek Meadows Ranches are legacy ranches in the heart of Western Colorado. As an investment, family retreat or favorite season get-away, The Aspen Creek Meadows Ranches are above and beyond the finest lands Colorado has to offer.
The Aspen Creek Meadows Lot 1 is 55 +/- acres full of beauty, accessibility, and history, one of the finest and well-located mountain home properties in the Montrose-Telluride area. The Aspen Creek Meadows Lots are a series of 2 lots masterfully carved from the Preserve at Government Springs Ranch. Herds of Rocky Mt. Elk & Mule Deer, Shiras Moose, turkey, bear, and mountain lion roam the understory while the snowcapped peaks of the San Juan, Cimarron, and West Elk mountains tower across the horizon. This property features rolling topography, ¼ mile of seasonal Dolores creek, small mountain springs and recent brush thinning fire mitigation treatment. Pinion, Juniper and large Ponderosa trees are scattered throughout with Aspen and Cottonwood trees in the wet canyon and meadows. The Aspen Creek Meadows Lot 1 is accessed year-round via paved county road and internally over private graveled and gated roads. The ranches adjoin the Cornerstone Club, a Greg Norman 18-hole Golf Course, and each lot has direct access to power and natural gas. Under an hour to the slopes of Telluride, Ice climbing in Ouray and Less than 30 minutes to Montrose regional airport. Direct Flights from flights from Boston, Denver, Dallas, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Phoenix, New York, San Francisco, and Charlotte make travel simple. The Aspen Creek Meadows Ranches are legacy ranches in the heart of Western Colorado. As an investment, family retreat or favorite season get-away, The Aspen Creek Meadows Ranches are above and beyond the finest lands Colorado has to offer.
The median home value in Montrose, CO is $421,400. This is higher than the county median home value of $391,600. The national median home value is $338,100. The average price of homes sold in Montrose, CO is $421,400. Approximately 63.79% of Montrose homes are owned, compared to 26.17% rented, while 10.04% are vacant. Montrose real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Montrose real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Montrose, Colorado 81403 has a population of 20,098. Montrose 81403 is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 26.51% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.63%.
The median household income in Montrose, Colorado 81403 is $54,260. The median household income for the surrounding county is $57,225 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Montrose 81403 is 48.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 15.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 11.6 inches per year, with 33.9 inches of snow per year.