0.44 Acres in Colorado City, CO - $6,950

Financing Available: $450 Down and $202.79 per Month for 36 Months.
Double lot with water lines in the road.

Welcome to the Greenhorn Valley, one of Colorado’s best-kept secrets. Located at the southern end of Colorado’s Front Range, in the eastern shadow of Mt. Greenhorn, this area sits within Colorado City, Colorado. The community offers a blend of homes and amenities, including stores, schools, restaurants, Hollydot Golf Course, a saddle club, campground, parks, a community pool, creeks, and the Beckwith Reservoir with its trail system.

Lot 101 Geronimo Rd and Lot 99 Morris Ct are adjoining, side-by-side lots located in Unit 21, one of the most desirable sections of Colorado City. Water lines run along the road, and the second lot provides ample space for a septic system. These lots are just minutes south of Hollydot Golf Course and southeast of Lake Beckwith. The Valley Market, the area’s main grocery store, is nearby to the northeast near Highway 165, the primary route connecting the Greenhorn Valley to Interstate 25.

Heading west on Highway 165 brings you to scenic Lake San Isabel and access to approximately 1.1 million acres of the San Isabel National Forest. Pueblo is about a 20-minute drive north on Interstate 25 and offers major shopping, dining, and services, including Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe’s, Target, Barnes & Noble, Dillard’s, JCPenney, Kohl’s, and more. Pueblo is also known for its famous green chile and Pueblo Reservoir, one of Colorado’s most popular lakes.

Approximately one hour north on I-25 is Colorado Springs. As Front Range growth continues, affordable land with mountain views and convenient interstate access is becoming increasingly rare. Colorado City offers a balance of quiet rural living and easy access to city amenities. Land remains affordable, making this an excellent opportunity for those seeking scenic Colorado property outside colder, more remote regions.

There is no required timeline to build, allowing you to buy and hold long term. Building permits are required, and Colorado City maintains light development covenants to preserve the area’s character. Permanent RV living or camping is not permitted without a legally permitted residential dwelling.

Access is provided by a gravel road maintained year-round.

Utilities include water lines in the road, nearby power lines, and no sewer service to the property. Septic systems may be permitted pending approval. No HOA or POA applies. Property taxes will be current at transfer with no back taxes owed.