Your 5 Acre Colorado Retreat
Mae Rd : San Luis, CO 81152
Costilla County, Colorado
Land Description
Your 5-Acre Colorado Mountain Kingdom on Mae Road
Where Eagles Soar in Silence and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains Paint Your Eastern Sky
This is your moment. The moment when the noise stops. When the rat race ends. When you finally claim your piece of the legendary San Luis Valley where the silence is so profound you'll hear an eagle's wings slice through mountain air before you glimpse its golden feathers.
This isn't just land. This is your freedom manifest in 5 pristine acres of Colorado high desert at 7,495 feet, where the Sangre de Cristo range creates a 100-Mile wall of 14,000-Foot peaks across your eastern horizon, where the mighty Rio Grande threads through the valley below like a silver ribbon, and where you can build exactly what you want without asking permission from anyone.
Welcome to your sanctuary at 37.134627, -105.721392.
Property Snapshot: Your Gateway to Authentic Colorado Living
Your High Desert Paradise Awaits
Size: 5.00 acres of pure Colorado freedom in a perfect rectangle
Location: Rio Grande Ranches Unit 46, Block 10, Lot 5, Costilla County
GPS: 37.134627, -105.721392 - Mae Road frontage for easy access
Elevation: 7,495 feet - Perfect high desert climate above the heat
Zoning: Estate Residential - Build homes, tiny homes, RV camp, live free
Access: Legal access via Mae Road - maintained dirt road to your door
Annual Taxes: Just $47.06/Year - Less than one dinner out
HOA: Zero - No fees, no rules, no bureaucrats telling you what to do
Terrain: Flat San Luis Valley plain - no expensive grading needed
Views: Sangre de Cristo Mountains dominate your eastern panorama
Lot Dimensions: ~329 ft x 663 ft rectangular perfection
APN: 715-42-520 - Clear title ready for your name
Location Benefits: The Smart Choice for Mountain Living
You've discovered the secret that savvy land investors already know. While everyone else overpays for postage-stamp lots in crowded Denver suburbs, you'll own 5 substantial acres in the San Luis Valley - the world's largest alpine valley at 8,000 square miles of raw beauty.
Your Strategic Mountain Position:
20 minutes to San Acacio - Your nearest post office and local services in this historic farming community
50 minutes to Alamosa - The San Luis Valley's commercial hub (population 9,000+) with everything you need: Walmart Supercenter, Home Depot, Safeway, San Luis Valley Regional Medical Center, Adams State University, restaurants, banks, and professional services
2.5 hours to Santa Fe - Weekend getaways to world-class art galleries, museums, Native American culture, and sophisticated dining in America's oldest state capital
45 minutes to San Luis - Colorado's oldest continuously occupied town (established 1851) with rich Hispanic heritage, traditional adobe architecture, and the famous Stations of the Cross shrine
1 hour to Great Sand Dunes National Park - North America's tallest sand dunes rising 750 feet, offering sandboarding, hiking, and Medano Creek beach play
2 hours to Wolf Creek Ski Area - Colorado's snow capital with 430+ inches annually and legendary powder skiing
The Rio Grande Ranches Advantage:
Established in the 1960S-70S during Colorado's great land rush, Rio Grande Ranches spans thousands of acres of the San Luis Valley's most scenic high desert. Unit 46 places you in the heart of this legendary development where wide-open spaces meet mountain grandeur. You're joining a community of freedom-seekers who chose authentic Colorado living over cramped city existence.
Property Features: Nature's Masterpiece, Your Canvas
This isn't just undeveloped land - this is your blank canvas waiting for your vision to come alive on 5 pristine acres of Colorado's high desert paradise.
Your Natural Sanctuary:
Flat terrain perfection - Zero slope means no expensive grading, easy building, and multiple options for home placement
360-degree views - Nothing but wide-open sky and mountain vistas in every direction
Sangre de Cristo panorama - The entire "Blood of Christ" mountain range spreads across your eastern horizon like a 100-Mile wall of granite
Native vegetation - Sage, rabbitbrush, and hardy desert grasses create natural landscaping requiring zero maintenance
Dark sky paradise - Bortle Class 3 darkness reveals the Milky Way in all its glory, perfect for astronomy and astrophotography
Natural building sites - Multiple locations for optimal solar orientation and view corridors
Premium Building Conditions:
Stable foundation - Ancient valley floor sediments provide rock-solid building support
Excellent drainage - Sandy soil ensures no water problems or flooding concerns
Solar paradise - 320+ days of sunshine annually for passive solar heating and photovoltaic systems
Wind resources - Consistent valley breezes perfect for supplemental wind power
Privacy buffer - 5 acres ensures substantial distance from any future neighbors
Rectangular efficiency - ~329 x 663 feet allows maximum land use flexibility
Recreational Paradise: Your Backyard Adventure Base
You're not just buying land - you're buying access to Colorado's greatest outdoor playground. From your Mae Road sanctuary, endless adventures await in every direction.
Your Mountain Recreation Access:
Great Sand Dunes National Park (1 hour):
Step into another world at North America's tallest dunes, where 750-Foot sand mountains create a surreal landscape perfect for sandboarding, sand sledding, and hiking. The seasonal Medano Creek creates a beach experience at 8,000 feet, while the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness beyond offers pristine backcountry access. Dark sky programs, ranger talks, and visitor center exhibits add educational value to your adventures.
Rio Grande River Corridor (Valley Floor):
The legendary Rio Grande threads through the valley below, creating a ribbon of life in the high desert. This 1,896-Mile river - North America's fourth-longest - offers world-class fishing for brown and rainbow trout, scenic float trips, wildlife viewing, and photography opportunities. Historic bridges, old settlements, and cottonwood groves line its banks, telling the story of centuries of human habitation.
Sangre de Cristo Wilderness (Eastern Mountains):
Over 220,000 acres of pristine wilderness rise dramatically from your eastern view, containing some of Colorado's most spectacular and least-crowded peaks. The range includes:
Blanca Peak (14,351 ft) - Colorado's fourth-highest peak, sacred to Native Americans
Mount Lindsey (14,048 ft) - Technical climbing challenges for experienced mountaineers
Little Bear Peak (14,043 ft) - One of Colorado's most difficult standard routes
Ellingwood Point (14,048 ft) - Often combined with Blanca for epic traverses
Hunting Paradise:
Your property sits in Game Management Unit 83, known for:
Elk - The famous Trinchera herd with 10,000+ animals migrates through the valley
Mule Deer - Trophy bucks with excellent population density
Pronghorn Antelope - North America's fastest land animal racing across the flats
Small Game - Rabbits, prairie dogs, coyotes provide year-round hunting
Winter Recreation:
Wolf Creek Ski Area (2 hours) - 430+ inches of annual snowfall creates legendary powder
Backcountry skiing - Endless terrain in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Snowmobiling - Hundreds of miles of trails through national forest lands
Ice fishing - Mountain reservoirs freeze solid for winter angling
Land Use Possibilities: Your Vision, Unlimited
Estate Residential zoning gives you maximum freedom to create exactly what you want - Costilla County believes in property rights and minimal government interference.
Residential Dreams Come True:
Custom home paradise - Build your dream mountain retreat with no HOA design restrictions
Tiny home sanctuary - 600 sq ft minimum allows efficient, affordable mountain living
Manufactured home freedom - Post-1976 mobile homes welcome for instant housing
RV basecamp - Camp up to 14 days every 3 months, or get permits for extended stays
Off-grid masterpiece - Solar, wind, rainwater collection all permitted and encouraged
Multi-generational compound - 5 acres supports main home plus guest quarters
Agricultural and Homesteading Opportunities:
High-altitude gardening - Greenhouses extend growing season for year-round food
Small livestock - Chickens, goats, sheep thrive in the high desert climate
Beekeeping - Alpine wildflowers produce exceptional honey
Medicinal herbs - High UV levels concentrate beneficial compounds
Hay production - Native grasses provide winter feed for animals
Permaculture design - Work with nature for sustainable food systems
Commercial and Investment Potential:
Vacation rental - Airbnb or Vrbo for tourists visiting Great Sand Dunes
Camping/glamping site - Monetize your land while keeping it natural
Event venue - Mountain weddings and retreats with spectacular backdrops
Solar farm - Generate income from renewable energy production
Agricultural tourism - Farm stays, workshops, and educational programs
Future development - Subdivide or hold for appreciation
Community Overview: Authentic Colorado Culture
San Luis Valley Heritage:
You're joining one of America's most culturally rich regions, where three distinct cultures - Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo - have created a unique tapestry of traditions spanning over 400 years.
San Acacio (20 minutes):
Your nearest services in this small agricultural community include:
Post office for mail and packages
Local market for basic supplies
Gas station for fuel and convenience items
Rich Hispanic heritage with traditional celebrations
Authentic adobe architecture and historic church
San Luis (45 minutes):
Colorado's oldest continuously occupied town (established 1851) offers:
Stations of the Cross Shrine - Famous pilgrimage site with bronze sculptures
Historic downtown - Original Spanish Colonial plaza layout preserved
Traditional acequia system - 400-Year-Old irrigation methods still in use
Local artisans - Traditional crafts and Hispanic folk art
Cultural events - Fiestas, religious celebrations, and community gatherings
Alamosa (50 minutes):
The San Luis Valley's commercial and cultural hub provides everything for modern living:
Shopping - Walmart, Safeway, Home Depot, and local businesses
Medical - San Luis Valley Regional Medical Center with full services
Education - Adams State University bringing culture and youth
Dining - Mexican, American, Asian cuisines plus local breweries
Entertainment - Theaters, galleries, and seasonal festivals
Services - Banks, insurance, contractors, and professionals
Climate and Terrain: Four-Season Mountain Paradise
Welcome to Colorado's perfect high desert climate - where every season brings new beauty and outdoor opportunities at 7,495 feet elevation.
Year-Round Climate Perfection:
Summer (Jun-Aug): Warm days averaging 78°F with cool 45°F nights - natural air conditioning eliminates the need for AC while providing perfect sleeping weather
Fall (Sep-Nov): Crisp days around 60°F with golden cottonwood displays along the Rio Grande, crystal-clear air, and perfect hiking weather
Winter (Dec-Feb): Mild days averaging 35°F with cold nights around 10°F - manageable snow loads and spectacular mountain views enhanced by snow
Spring (Mar-May): Variable weather with 55°F averages, wildflower blooms, and the valley coming alive with new growth
Annual precipitation: Only 7-8 inches - mostly winter snow that melts quickly in intense sun
Sunshine: 320+ days annually - more than San Diego or Miami
Humidity: Average 30% - comfortable dry air year-round
Perfect Building Terrain:
Your 5 acres of flat San Luis Valley floor provides ideal conditions:
Zero slope challenges - Build anywhere without expensive site work
Stable soil conditions - No shifting, settling, or foundation problems
Excellent drainage - Sandy subsoil prevents water accumulation
Multiple orientations - Position buildings for views, solar gain, or privacy
Natural wind protection - Use terrain features and vegetation strategically
Easy access - Mae Road frontage means no long driveways needed
Wildlife Paradise: Your Daily Nature Show
Living here means front-row seats to one of North America's greatest wildlife theaters. The San Luis Valley serves as a critical migration corridor and year-round habitat for incredible species.
Large Game Spectacles:
Rocky Mountain Elk - The famous Trinchera herd of 10,000+ animals creates spectacular migrations across the valley floor in spring and fall
Mule Deer - Abundant populations browse throughout the area, with trophy bucks visible during November rut
Pronghorn Antelope - Lightning-fast herds race across the flats at speeds up to 60 mph
Black Bears - Occasional visitors from mountain forests requiring respectful coexistence
Mountain Lions - Apex predators maintaining nature's balance, rarely seen but always present
Incredible Bird Life:
Sandhill Cranes - Massive migrations bring 20,000+ birds through the valley each spring and fall
Golden Eagles - Daily sightings of these magnificent raptors hunting prairie dogs
Red-tailed Hawks - Common year-round residents providing natural rodent control
Great Horned Owls - Nocturnal hunters whose calls echo across the desert
Mountain Bluebirds - Colorado's state bird brings flashes of brilliant blue
Bald Eagles - Winter visitors fishing the Rio Grande corridor
Small Wildlife and Reptiles:
Coyotes - Their evening songs create the authentic Western soundtrack
Cottontail Rabbits - Abundant populations supporting the predator ecosystem
Prairie Dogs - Entertaining colonies with complex social behaviors
Horned Lizards - Prehistoric-looking "horny toads" basking on rocks
Bull Snakes - Beneficial reptiles controlling rodent populations
Historical Context: Where Legends Walked
Your property sits in one of North America's most historically rich valleys, where ancient peoples, Spanish conquistadors, and American pioneers all left their marks.
Ancient Heritage:
Archaeological evidence reveals human presence in the San Luis Valley for over 11,000 years. The valley served as seasonal hunting grounds for Folsom and Clovis peoples, with projectile points and tools discovered throughout the region. Later, Ute, Apache, Comanche, and other tribes used the valley's abundant game and moderate climate for summer camps and trading gatherings.
Spanish Colonial Era (1500S-1848):
Spanish explorers first entered the valley in the late 1500S, with Juan de Oñate's expedition likely passing through in 1598. The valley became part of New Spain, with land grants established for loyal Spanish subjects. The Sangre de Cristo Land Grant, one of the largest in the Americas at over 1 million acres, included much of the valley and shaped its development for centuries.
Mexican Period (1821-1848):
After Mexican independence, the valley remained sparsely populated but strategically important. The Old Spanish Trail trade route connected Santa Fe to California, with branches passing through the San Luis Valley. Mexican land grants continued the Spanish tradition, setting patterns of settlement that persist today.
American Territorial Period (1848-1876):
The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo transferred the valley to the United States in 1848. American settlers began arriving in the 1850S, establishing Fort Massachusetts (later Fort Garland) in 1852 to protect against Indian raids. The Homestead Act brought waves of settlers seeking free land, while the discovery of gold and silver in the surrounding mountains sparked mining booms.
Rio Grande Ranches Development:
Rio Grande Ranches represents a later chapter in the valley's settlement story. Developed in the 1960S-70S during America's "back to the land" movement, the subdivision attracted buyers seeking affordable mountain property with minimal restrictions. The development's success proved that the valley's appeal transcends generations, attracting everyone from retirees to young families seeking authentic Western living.
Investment Potential: Smart Money Moves to the Mountains
Market Analysis Shows Clear Opportunity:
Colorado land values have increased 40% over the past decade, with recreational properties outperforming all other categories. At just $6,999 for 5 acres, you're acquiring land at 1970S prices in a 2024 market where similar parcels list for $10,000-15,000.
Value Drivers Accelerating Appreciation:
Population Growth - Colorado adds 50,000+ residents annually, driving land demand
Remote Work Revolution - Professionals seeking affordable mountain living with internet
Climate Migration - Buyers escaping heat, hurricanes, and high costs elsewhere
Water Security - High desert location with sustainable water table attracts smart buyers
Recreational Access - Proximity to public lands and attractions ensures lasting value
Limited Supply - They're not making more land, especially with mountain views
Income Generation Opportunities:
Vacation Rentals - $100-200/Night for unique accommodations near Great Sand Dunes
Camping/RV Sites - $30-50/Night for travelers seeking authentic experiences
Hunting Leases - $500-2,000/Season for exclusive access during elk/deer seasons
Solar Leasing - Passive income from renewable energy development
Agricultural Leases - Grazing rights or hay production agreements
Event Hosting - $1,000-5,000 for mountain weddings or retreats
Tax Advantages:
Minimal Property Tax - Just $47.06 annually keeps more money in your pocket
No State Income Tax on Social Security - Colorado doesn't tax retirement benefits
Agricultural Exemptions - Potential tax breaks for farming/ranching activities
Conservation Easements - Tax benefits for preserving open space
1031 Exchange Eligible - Defer capital gains by trading into this property
Utilities and Infrastructure: Off-Grid Paradise
Power Your Dreams:
The San Luis Valley receives more solar radiation than almost anywhere in America, making off-grid living not just possible but practical and profitable.
Solar Power Excellence:
320+ days of sunshine - More than Phoenix or San Diego
High altitude advantage - 30% more solar radiation than sea level
System costs - Basic 2kW system starts around $5,000 installed
Net metering available - Sell excess power back to the grid
Federal tax credits - 30% off system costs through 2032
State incentives - Additional rebates for renewable energy
Wind Power Potential:
Consistent valley winds - 10-15 mph averages ideal for small turbines
No restrictions - Estate Residential zoning allows wind generators
Hybrid systems - Combine solar and wind for year-round power
Modern efficiency - New turbines produce power in light winds
Water Solutions:
Well drilling - Average depth 150-250 feet at $35-45 per foot
Static water levels - Typically 80-120 feet for good flow rates
Water quality - Excellent mountain aquifer water needs minimal treatment
Rainwater collection - Legal in Colorado, supplement well water
Cistern systems - 2,500-5,000 gallon tanks for water security
Delivery services - Water hauling available from Alamosa
Septic Systems:
Conventional systems - $5,000-8,000 installed for standard homes
Advanced treatment - $10,000-15,000 for engineered systems
Composting toilets - Allowed for off-grid efficiency
Soil conditions - Excellent percolation in sandy valley soils
County permits - Straightforward process through Costilla County
Communication Options:
Cellular coverage - Verizon, At&T, T-Mobile serve the area
Satellite internet - Starlink provides 100+ Mbps speeds
Fixed wireless - Local providers offer reliable connections
Landline available - CenturyLink serves rural areas
Zoning and Building Information: Maximum Freedom
Estate Residential (Er) Zoning Benefits:
Costilla County's ER zoning provides maximum flexibility with minimal government interference - exactly what property rights advocates love.
Residential Building Freedom:
Single-family homes - No size maximum, 600 sq ft minimum for tiny homes
Manufactured homes - 1976 or newer models welcome
Modular homes - Modern prefab construction allowed
Mobile homes - Affordable housing option fully permitted
Guest houses - Additional structures for family or rental
Accessory buildings - Workshops, garages, barns unrestricted
Camping and RV Flexibility:
Tent camping - Unlimited on your own property
RV camping - 14 days every 3 months without permits
Extended RV stays - Permits available for longer periods
RV while building - Live on-site during construction
Multiple RVs - Host friends and family gatherings
Agricultural and Commercial Uses:
Small livestock - Chickens, goats, sheep, horses allowed
Home businesses - Work from your mountain paradise
Agricultural sales - Sell produce, eggs, honey on-site
Event hosting - Weddings and gatherings permitted
Short-term rentals - Airbnb and Vrbo allowed
Building Requirements:
Septic required - For permanent structures with plumbing
Driveway cut - Required for Mae Road access
Building permits - Through Costilla County for structures
Setbacks - Reasonable distances from property lines
No timeline pressure - Build when you're ready
Nearby Attractions: Your Adventure Playground
Natural Wonders Within 2 Hours:
Great Sand Dunes National Park (1 hour) - 30 square miles of sand dunes up to 750 feet tall, North America's tallest dunes
Zapata Falls (1.5 hours) - Spectacular 25-foot waterfall hidden in a rocky crevice
Wheeler Geologic Area (2 hours) - Bizarre rock formations called "Colorado's Crown Jewel"
Rio Grande National Forest - 1.86 million acres of public land surrounding the valley
San Isabel National Forest - Eastern mountain playground with 14ers and wilderness
Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge (1 hour) - Premier birding with 200+ species
Historic and Cultural Sites:
Fort Garland Museum (45 min) - Kit Carson's last command with original 1858 buildings
San Luis Museum and Cultural Center - Hispanic heritage and folk art
Manassa (45 min) - Birthplace of boxer Jack Dempsey with museum
Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad (2 hours) - Historic narrow-gauge steam train
Great Sand Dunes Lodge - Historic 1930S lodge and restaurant
Recreational Destinations:
Wolf Creek Ski Area (2 hours) - The most snow in Colorado
Mountain Home Reservoir (1 hour) - Excellent trout fishing
Blanca Wetlands (45 min) - Wildlife viewing and hiking trails
Alamosa National Wildlife Refuge (45 min) - Rio Grande restoration area
Hot Creek Hot Springs (1.5 hours) - Natural hot springs for soaking
Pricing and Financing: Your Path to Property Freedom
Transform Your Life for Less Than Your Monthly Entertainment Budget
Cash Purchase - Maximum Savings:
$6,999 Total Investment
Pay just $750 today ($500 down + $250 processing fee)
Remaining $6,499 due at closing
Warranty deed ensures clear title
No banks, no complications
Close in as little as 7 days
Save thousands versus financing
Easy Monthly Financing - Everyone Qualifies:
$499 Today Gets You Started
$249 down + $250 processing fee
Then just $189.74/Month for 60 months
10.7% APR - fair and transparent
No credit checks - your land secures the loan
No prepayment penalties - pay off anytime
Contract for deed until paid in full
Fast-Track Financing - Own It Sooner:
$1,099 Today Accelerates Ownership
$849 down + $250 processing fee
Higher monthly payments faster ownership
Build equity quickly
Same no-credit-check terms
Perfect for motivated buyers
Why Our Financing Beats Banks:
No credit requirements - Past problems don't matter
Fast approval - Usually same day
No income verification - Self-employed friendly
Flexible terms - Work with you on payments
Simple process - No mountain of paperwork
You own immediately - Start using your land right away
How to Secure Your 5-Acre Paradise
Your Simple 5-Step Journey to Land Ownership:
Step 1: Choose Your Path
Decide between cash purchase for maximum savings or owner financing for budget flexibility. Either way, you're approved - we believe everyone deserves to own land.
Step 2: Secure Your Property
Submit your down payment to lock in this specific 5-acre parcel. With multiple buyers looking daily, acting fast ensures you get this prime Mae Road location with perfect mountain views.
Step 3: Complete Simple Paperwork
We handle all the complex details. You simply review and sign straightforward documents. No confusing legal jargon, no hidden fees, no surprises. Complete transparency throughout.
Step 4: Receive Your Deed
Cash buyers receive warranty deed at closing. Finance buyers get contract for deed, converting to warranty deed upon final payment. Either way, you can start using your land immediately.
Step 5: Live Your Dream
Begin camping, planning, building, or simply enjoying your mountain escape. Join our community of happy landowners who've discovered that Colorado living doesn't require a fortune.
What's Included:
Professional photos of your specific parcel
Detailed GPS coordinates and driving directions
County zoning and building information
Area recreation and attraction guides
Ongoing support for development questions
Access to our network of local contractors
Your Colorado Dream Is Calling - Answer Now
This Is Your Sign. Your Moment. Your Opportunity.
While others spend $189.74 on dinner and drinks that are forgotten by morning, you could own 5 acres of Colorado mountain paradise. While they're stuck in traffic, you'll be watching eagles soar over Your land. While they're paying rent that builds someone else's wealth, you'll be building equity in real Colorado property.
The Market Reality You Can't Ignore:
Similar 5-acre parcels in Rio Grande Ranches list for $10,000-$15,000
Colorado's population grows by 50,000+ people every year
Mountain land is finite - they're literally not making more
Climate migration is driving buyers from overheated, disaster-prone areas
Remote work has unleashed demand for rural mountain properties
Interest rates and inflation make real assets essential
What Sets This Parcel Apart:
Perfect Mae Road access - no complicated easements
Ideal rectangular shape - maximum usable space
Established area - not raw wilderness requiring pioneer spirit
Mountain views - the Sangre de Cristo range is your daily inspiration
Zero HOA - complete freedom increasingly rare in Colorado
Proven zoning - Estate Residential allows your dreams
Join 500+ Happy Landowners Who Said Yes
Over 500 buyers this year have discovered what you're learning now - that owning Colorado mountain land doesn't require perfect credit, huge income, or winning the lottery. It just requires saying yes to opportunity when it appears.
Like Sarah from Texas who bought 5 acres sight unseen and now spends summers camping under Colorado stars. Like Mike from California who escaped wildfires for Colorado's safety. Like the Rodriguez family building their off-grid dream home. Like retired couple John and Mary who host their grandchildren for mountain adventures.
Your Success Story Starts Today
Imagine telling friends you own 5 acres in Colorado. Imagine planning your cabin, your camping trips, your new life. Imagine watching the sunrise paint the Sangre de Cristo peaks from Your front door. Imagine the pride of leaving real assets to your children.
Stop imagining. Start owning.
Final Call to Action: Claim Your Colorado Legacy
Three Ways to Take Action Right Now:
1. Call:
Speak directly with our Colorado land specialists who know every detail about this Mae Road paradise. Get immediate answers and secure your property with a simple phone call.
2. Email: Click "Contact Seller" Below
Receive your complete property package including:
High-resolution photos of your exact parcel
Detailed maps and GPS coordinates
Building and zoning guide
Area recreation guide
Financing calculator
Purchase agreement
3. Visit: Schedule Your Property Tour
Nothing beats standing on your own land. We'll provide exact GPS coordinates and meet you on-site to walk the boundaries, discuss building sites, and answer every question.
Limited Time Bonuses for Fast Action:
Order within 48 hours: Free property tour video shot with professional drone
Close within 30 days: $100 credit toward well drilling or septic permits
Cash buyers: Additional 2% discount for immediate closing
Remember Our Guarantees:
No credit check - Everyone qualifies for owner financing
No prepayment penalty - Pay off early and save
Clear title - Warranty deed with no liens or complications
Immediate use - Start camping and planning right away
Transparent process - No hidden fees or surprises
The Bottom Line Truth
This 5-acre Colorado paradise costs less than most people spend on coffee in a year. While they're getting caffeine jitters, you'll be getting property ownership. While they're renting temporary pleasures, you'll own permanent value.
At just $189.74/Month, this is cheaper than:
Cable and streaming subscriptions most waste on mindless entertainment
Gym memberships that go unused after February
Car payments on depreciating vehicles
Bar tabs that leave nothing but headaches
Designer coffee that's forgotten in minutes
But unlike those expenses, this builds real wealth. Creates real freedom. Provides real Colorado mountain access that improves your life forever.
Your Mountains Are Calling. Your Eagles Are Soaring. Your Freedom Is Waiting.
Mae Road and 5 acres of pristine Colorado high desert can be yours Today. The Sangre de Cristo Mountains can frame your morning coffee view Tomorrow. The silent peace that heals your soul can start This Weekend.
But only if you act now.
Because while you're reading this, someone else is calling. While you're thinking, they're buying. While you're hesitating, they're celebrating their new Colorado land ownership.
Don't let your dreams remain dreams. Don't let another year pass wishing you'd acted. Don't wake up five years from now kicking yourself as prices double and opportunities vanish.
Click "Contact Seller" Right Now
Take the first step toward the life you deserve. The land you've dreamed of. The freedom you've earned. The Colorado legacy you'll leave your family.
Your 5 acres on Mae Road is waiting. The question is: Will you claim it?
The mountains are calling. Answer now.
Land Maps & Attachments
Directions to Land
San Luis
Colorado 81152, USA
Take N Church Pl to CO-159 S/Main St
36 sec (0.1 mi)
Head toward E Church Pl
125 ft
Continue onto N Church Pl
417 ft
Turn left onto CO-159 S/Main St
Continue to follow CO-159 S
6 min (4.6 mi)
Turn right onto County Rd P
5 min (4.2 mi)
Continue onto CO-142 W
8 min (8.2 mi)
Continue on Rio Grande Ave. Take Rd 28 to Laura Rd
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