Set against the wide horizons and dark skies of Colorado's Wet Mountain Valley, this 35.2-acre property offers a lifestyle defined by space, views, and versatility. Built in 2019, the two-story residence blends modern comfort with the durability required for mountain living, featuring metal roofing and siding, vaulted ceilings, and thoughtfully designed living spaces that invite both relaxation and gathering. The home is equally suited for everyday living and hosting friends or family, with a generous primary suite on the main level and a second floor designed for enjoyment-complete with a large recreation area, pool table, TV room, two bedrooms, and two baths. Outdoor living is a natural extension of the home, whether enjoying morning light from the east-facing covered patio or taking in sweeping San Juan Mountain views from the second-story deck. With over 1,600 square feet of heated garage and shop space, plus covered exterior storage for RVs, trailers, and equipment, the property is ideal for those who value both recreation and practicality.

Whether your vision includes outdoor adventure, hands-on projects, or simply room to breathe, this Westcliffe-area retreat delivers a rare combination of modern living, open land, and the quiet beauty of Colorado's high country. Known for its authentic Western character, dark-sky designation, and strong sense of community, Westcliffe offers a rare blend of small-town charm and expansive natural beauty. The surrounding area is defined by open ranchlands, pristine forests, and abundant outdoor recreation, including hiking, horseback riding, hunting, fishing, and stargazing under some of the clearest night skies in the country. With its historic downtown, vibrant arts scene, and easy access to thousands of acres of public land, Westcliffe appeals to those seeking space, privacy, and a genuine connection to Colorado's mountain lifestyle.

Recreational opportunities around Westcliffe are both diverse and locally rich, anchored by well-known waters, mountains, and public lands. Fishing is a major draw, with the Arkansas River just over the Sangre de Cristo Range offering nationally recognized trout fishing, while nearby waters such as Grape Creek, Lake DeWeese, Brush Hollow Reservoir, and Alvarado Campground ponds provide excellent opportunities for trout, walleye, bass, and catfish closer to town. Big-game hunting for elk, mule deer, plains and plains whitetail deer, and turkey is abundant throughout GMUs 69, 84, 86, and 671, with access to vast tracts of San Isabel National Forest and adjacent BLM lands. Winter recreation includes cross-country skiing and snowshoeing throughout the Wet Mountains and Sangre de Cristo foothills, while downhill skiing is easily accessed at Monarch Mountain, Ski Cooper near Leadville, and Wolf Creek Ski Area to the south.

If you are looking for a quality place to call home in Colorado, this property needs to be at the top of your list! Call Mike Callan at 970-406-8335 to schedule your private showing today.