Your Ultimate Outdoor Escape in CO
Denver Blvd : Blanca, CO 81123
Costilla County, Colorado
Lot Description
Sangre de Cristo Mountain Views -- 4.96 Acres Near Great Sand Dunes National Park
Property Snapshot: Your Southern Colorado High Desert Retreat Awaits
This exceptional 4.959-Acre parcel sits at approximately 7,800 feet elevation in Costilla County's expansive San Luis Valley, precisely positioned at GPS coordinates 37.3860376, -105.6915953 (Apn: 70377620). Zoned Estate Residential, this buildable tract offers the perfect canvas for your off-grid residential dream home, recreational RV basecamp, or long-term investment in one of Colorado's most dramatically beautiful and historically rich agricultural regions. With Denver Boulevard providing direct road access to your private high desert sanctuary, you'll enjoy the ultimate rural lifestyle with sweeping panoramic views of the Sangre de Cristo Range towering to the east.
Annual property taxes total just $119.40 -- less than ten dollars monthly to own your slice of southern Colorado mountain country. This off-grid ready parcel comes with no HOA or POA restrictions, giving you complete freedom to build, camp, park your mobile home or RV, install solar panels, drill a well for water, and design your septic system according to county regulations. The level to gently rolling terrain features classic high desert characteristics with excellent drainage, multiple potential building sites, and mineral rights typically transferring with sale (buyer to verify). Located outside any flood zone designation, this remote yet accessible property delivers the perfect balance of privacy and proximity to world-class recreational opportunities.
Location Benefits: Strategic Choice for Southern Colorado Mountain Living
36 miles northeast to Alamosa (population 9,806) -- The San Luis Valley's commercial hub offering San Luis Valley Regional Medical Center, Safeway and City Market grocery stores, Home Depot, Walmart Supercenter, San Luis Valley Regional Airport with daily flights, Adams State University, and complete municipal services supporting your rural lifestyle with convenient access to healthcare, shopping, and transportation infrastructure.
42 miles north to Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve -- North America's tallest sand dunes rising 750 feet above the valley floor, attracting over 527,000 annual visitors to this geological wonder where you can sandboard massive dunes, splash through seasonal Medano Creek, hike into the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness, and experience some of the darkest night skies in the continental United States for extraordinary stargazing opportunities.
28 miles south to San Luis (population 629) -- Colorado's oldest continuously occupied town, founded in 1851, featuring historic adobe architecture, the Stations of the Cross Shrine, authentic Mexican restaurants, and agricultural heritage celebrating the region's rich Hispanic culture and farming traditions dating back over 170 years.
52 miles southeast to Taos, New Mexico (population 6,567) -- World-renowned arts community and ski destination offering Taos Ski Valley with 1,294 skiable acres, historic Taos Plaza, over 80 art galleries, the Unesco World Heritage Taos Pueblo, exceptional dining, and southwestern cultural experiences that draw over 3 million visitors annually to this creative mountain town.
65 miles northeast to Salida (population 5,666) -- Booming outdoor recreation town on the Arkansas River corridor known as Colorado's whitewater capital, featuring Historic Downtown Salida Creative District with 50+ galleries and shops, Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center, Monarch Mountain ski area access, and explosive growth as remote workers discover this adventure-sports paradise with 300+ days of sunshine annually.
87 miles west to Pagosa Springs (population 1,891) -- Home to the world's deepest geothermal hot springs, Wolf Creek Ski Area receiving 430 inches of annual snowfall, San Juan National Forest access, and the healing waters that have attracted visitors for centuries to this four-season mountain resort community experiencing significant residential development and tourism growth.
Property Features: High Desert Agricultural Masterpiece
This 4.959-Acre high desert parcel showcases the classic terrain characteristics that make the San Luis Valley one of Colorado's most unique and agriculturally productive regions, sitting in a vast 8,000-Square-Mile valley flanked by two mountain ranges and blessed with over 300 days of annual sunshine.
The level to gently rolling topography features sandy loam soil composition typical of this ancient lakebed geography, offering excellent drainage and percolation rates ideal for septic system installation while the stable ground conditions provide multiple premium building sites for your residential home, barn, or ranch outbuildings.
Elevation positioning near 7,800 feet delivers the perfect high desert climate -- warm sunny days, cool comfortable nights, low humidity, and the crisp mountain air that makes southern Colorado famous for quality of life and outdoor recreation opportunities year-round.
Solar energy potential exceeds 6.5 kWh per square meter daily in this sun-drenched valley, making off-grid solar panel systems exceptionally efficient and cost-effective for powering your rural homestead, while consistent wind resources provide supplemental renewable energy options for true energy independence.
The open high desert landscape dotted with native grasses, sagebrush, and rabbitbrush creates natural privacy between neighboring ranch parcels while maintaining those spectacular unobstructed mountain views that define San Luis Valley living -- watch sunrise illuminate the Sangre de Cristo peaks from your future front porch.
Multiple building site locations across the property allow you to position your residential structure, RV pad, or mobile home to capture optimal southern solar exposure, frame those dramatic mountain vistas, and take advantage of natural windbreaks while maintaining road access and efficient utility placement.
Great Sand Dunes Recreation Paradise: Your Four-Season Adventure Wonderland
Just 42 miles north, Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve protects 150,000 acres of spectacular landscape where massive sand dunes -- the tallest in North America reaching 750 feet high -- crash against the rugged Sangre de Cristo Mountains in one of nature's most dramatic and unexpected geological displays. This extraordinary national park attracts over 527,000 visitors annually who come to sandboard and sand sled down steep dune faces, splash through seasonal Medano Creek with its unique surge flow waves, hike the demanding High Dune trail gaining 699 feet of elevation through soft sand, and explore 13 designated 14,000-Foot peaks in the adjacent wilderness area.
The park offers exceptional four-season recreation including spring and early summer Medano Creek flows (typically April through June) when snowmelt creates a wide shallow beach perfect for families, summer backpacking into alpine lakes and mountain cirques, fall wildlife viewing as elk descend from high country, and winter fat-tire biking and snowshoeing across frozen dunes under crystalline blue skies. The Pinon Flats Campground provides 88 campsites with flush toilets and potable water from April through October, while the park's visitor center features exhibits explaining the unique geology, ecology, and cultural history of this remarkable landscape.
Designated an International Dark Sky Park, Great Sand Dunes offers some of the darkest night skies in the continental United States with the Milky Way visible to the naked eye and ranger-led astronomy programs throughout summer months -- the perfect complement to stargazing from your own private 4.96-Acre high desert property. Park entrance fees total just $25 per vehicle for a seven-day pass or $45 for an annual pass, providing unlimited access to sandboarding, hiking, photography, and wilderness exploration practically in your backyard.
Land Use Possibilities: Your Vision, Unlimited
Residential Freedom: This 4.96-Acre canvas welcomes your vision without HOA restrictions. Build an off-grid cabin powered by solar or wind energy, perfect for homesteading enthusiasts seeking self-sufficiency. The Estate Residential zoning accommodates tiny homes, container homes, or a manufactured home setup with room for workshops and storage. RV camping is permitted, making this ideal for weekend retreats while you plan your permanent structure. The flat to gently rolling terrain simplifies foundation work and utility installation.
Agricultural Ventures: Costilla County's high-altitude climate (7,600+ feet) supports cold-hardy crops and specialty agriculture. Establish a market garden focusing on heirloom potatoes, leafy greens, and root vegetables that thrive in cool mountain conditions. The acreage accommodates a small-scale grazing operation for sheep or goats, with native grasses providing natural forage. Consider a greenhouse operation to extend the growing season, or plant a high-altitude orchard featuring hardy apple and cherry varieties. Beekeeping thrives here, with wildflowers providing excellent nectar sources.
Recreational Paradise: Your private basecamp for Sangre de Cristo adventures offers camping under dark skies renowned for stargazing clarity. The property provides secure storage for ATVs, hunting equipment, and outdoor gear between expeditions. Wildlife viewing opportunities abound, with elk and mule deer regularly traversing the area. Photographers will appreciate the unobstructed mountain views and dramatic seasonal light changes.
Investment Potential: Proximity to Great Sand Dunes National Park creates vacation rental opportunities for adventure travelers. The property could serve as equipment storage for outdoor recreation businesses or a small-scale event venue for wilderness retreats and photography workshops.
Community and Lifestyle: Authentic CO Living
Costilla County represents Colorado's frontier spirit at its most authentic. With one of the state's lowest population densities, you'll experience genuine seclusion while remaining part of a tight-knit community of ranchers, artists, and outdoor enthusiasts who value independence and privacy. Your nearest neighbors respect wide spacing between properties, creating an atmosphere where you can truly disconnect.
The nearby town of Blanca (population approximately 400) provides essential services including a post office and small market, located about 15 minutes north. For comprehensive shopping, medical facilities, and dining options, Alamosa sits 40 minutes northwest with full-service grocery stores, hardware suppliers, and regional healthcare. Fort Garland, rich in historic character, offers additional conveniences just 20 minutes away.
This region attracts individuals seeking authentic rural living without pretense. Local attitudes strongly favor property rights and minimal restrictions, making it ideal for those pursuing alternative lifestyles, sustainable living projects, or simply wanting space to breathe. The community embraces off-grid living, hunting traditions, and agricultural pursuits. Cell service can be spotty, reinforcing the area's genuine remoteness -- a feature, not a bug, for those seeking true escape from urban connectivity.
Climate and Terrain: Four-Season Paradise
Spring (March-May): Temperatures climb from 45degF to 70degF highs, with cool nights dipping to 20-35Degf. Afternoon thunderstorms bring renewal, perfect for wildlife watching as elk descend from higher elevations. Moderate winds characterize this season, ideal for kite flying and wind energy assessment.
Summer (June-August): Warm days averaging 75-85Degf paired with refreshingly cool nights (45-55Degf) create comfortable conditions for camping and construction projects. Afternoon monsoon rains typically pass quickly, leaving clear evenings for stargazing under some of North America's darkest skies. Low humidity (30-40%) means comfortable outdoor work even during peak temperatures.
Fall (September-November): Spectacular season with daytime highs of 60-70Degf dropping to crisp 25-40Degf nights. Minimal precipitation and stable weather patterns make autumn ideal for building projects and hunting season pursuits. Aspen groves in nearby mountains transform into golden showcases.
Winter (December-February): Cold but manageable, with highs of 35-45Degf and lows of 5-20Degf. The San Luis Valley averages 300+ sunshine days annually, with winter offering brilliant blue skies between occasional snow events (total annual precipitation: 7-9 inches). The 90-110 frost-free days support cold-hardy cultivation strategies.
The terrain features gentle slopes with excellent natural drainage, sandy loam soil providing stable building foundations, and panoramic views across the valley to the Sangre de Cristo range.
Wildlife Spectacular: Your Daily Entertainment
The San Luis Valley ecosystem surrounding your property hosts remarkable biodiversity. Large mammals dominate the landscape, with elk herds numbering in the hundreds migrating through the area seasonally, while mule deer browse year-round. Pronghorn antelope, North America's fastest land mammal, race across valley grasslands visible from your property.
Predators include occasional black bear sightings, coyotes providing nightly serenades, and bobcats hunting during twilight hours. Mountain lions inhabit the nearby Sangre de Cristo wilderness, though sightings remain rare.
Raptors rule the skies: golden eagles soar on thermal currents, red-tailed hawks perch on fence posts scanning for prey, and great horned owls hunt after dark. Prairie falcons nest in rocky outcrops throughout the valley.
Bird diversity includes mountain bluebirds, western meadowlarks filling mornings with song, and sage grouse performing elaborate mating displays in spring. Sandhill cranes stage spectacular migrations through the valley each spring and fall, with thousands gathering in nearby Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge.
The high-altitude environment supports unique reptiles including short-horned lizards and prairie rattlesnakes, while seasonal wetlands host chorus frogs and tiger salamanders. Your daily entertainment comes free, courtesy of Colorado's wildest residents.
Historical Context: Standing Where Ancient Peoples and Spanish Pioneers Walked
Long before Colorado became a state, the Costilla County region served as sacred hunting grounds for the Ute people, who traversed these valleys for over 1,000 years following seasonal game migrations between the San Luis Valley and mountain highlands. Archaeological evidence suggests even earlier Ancestral Puebloan presence, with pottery fragments and stone tools dating back centuries before European contact. The Jicarilla Apache also claimed these lands, creating a complex tapestry of indigenous territorial boundaries that shifted with the seasons and game populations.
Spanish explorers arrived in the 1590S, making this region one of the oldest European-settled areas in what would become Colorado. The Sangre de Cristo Land Grant of 1844 -- one of the largest in Colorado history -- brought Mexican settlers who established the town of San Luis just miles from your property, making it Colorado's oldest continuously inhabited town. These hardy pioneers built acequias (irrigation ditches) that still flow today, introducing sheep ranching and subsistence farming to the high desert.
The territorial period brought American homesteaders in the 1870S, drawn by the Homestead Act and dreams of agricultural prosperity. While many struggled against the harsh climate and short growing season, their legacy remains in scattered stone foundations and fence lines that cross the landscape. Mining booms in nearby mountains brought periodic population surges, though Costilla County retained its agricultural character. Today, Fort Garland Museum (15 miles north) preserves frontier military history, while the Los Caminos Antiguos Scenic Byway traces ancient trade routes past your property, connecting you to centuries of human perseverance in this dramatic landscape.
Investment Potential: Smart Money Moves to Co
Colorado consistently ranks among America's fastest-growing states, adding approximately 70,000 new residents annually -- that's 192 people per day seeking the mountain lifestyle your property offers. The state's population has grown 15.2% since 2010, outpacing national averages and driving steady land appreciation across rural counties. While Costilla County itself maintains a stable population of around 3,900, its proximity to booming areas creates compelling investment dynamics often overlooked by casual buyers.
Four powerful appreciation catalysts position this property for long-term value growth. First, climate migration is accelerating as coastal and desert residents seek cooler summers and abundant water resources -- Colorado's high-altitude communities are becoming climate havens. Second, the remote work revolution has permanently altered location requirements for millions of professionals, making recreational land with cell service and Starlink internet access increasingly valuable. Third, Great Sand Dunes National Park visitation has increased 41% over the past decade, bringing tourism infrastructure development and economic growth to the region. Fourth, Colorado's outdoor recreation economy generates $62.5 billion annually and continues expanding, with land near public lands commanding premium prices.
Comparable rural Colorado properties have appreciated 8-12% annually over the past five years, with parcels near national parks and wilderness areas seeing even stronger gains. The San Luis Valley's affordable entry point (compared to mountain resort towns) positions early investors to capture appreciation as discovery spreads. With annual property taxes of just $119.40, holding costs remain negligible while market forces work in your favor. Strategic land banking in Colorado's recreation corridor has consistently rewarded patient investors, and this property's combination of access, views, and proximity to protected lands checks every box for long-term value growth.
Utilities and Infrastructure: Off-Grid Freedom Meets Modern Connectivity
Power options provide complete flexibility for your development vision. The property is off-grid, making it ideal for sustainable solar installation -- this region receives 5.5-6.0 kWh/m²/day of solar radiation, among Colorado's highest levels. A typical 5kW solar system with battery storage runs $15,000-$25,000 installed and provides ample power for a cabin or RV setup. Grid access may be available through San Luis Valley REC with line extension costs depending on distance (typically $15-$30 per foot). Generator backup remains popular for winter reliability, with propane or diesel systems providing economical supplemental power.
Water solutions range from traditional to innovative. Well drilling in Costilla County typically reaches water at 100-300 feet, with costs averaging $8,000-$15,000 for a completed well producing 5-10 GPM -- sufficient for residential use. Many landowners opt for cistern systems (1,000-2,500 gallon tanks costing $1,500-$4,000) filled by water delivery services at $100-$150 per load. Rainwater harvesting and greywater systems extend water resources while reducing costs.
Waste management follows county regulations requiring approved septic systems for permanent dwellings. Standard septic installation costs $8,000-$15,000 depending on soil conditions and system size. Composting toilets offer economical alternatives for seasonal use, while RV holding tanks work perfectly for recreational camping.
Communication infrastructure exceeds expectations for rural Colorado. Multiple cell carriers provide coverage in the area, with Verizon and T-Mobile offering the strongest signals. Starlink satellite internet delivers high-speed connectivity (50-200 Mbps) for $120/Month, enabling remote work and streaming from your mountain retreat. Emergency communication via satellite phone provides additional peace of mind in backcountry settings.
Zoning and Building: Maximum Freedom, Minimal Restrictions
Estate Residential zoning provides exceptional development freedom while maintaining the area's rural character. This designation allows single-family homes from cozy 400-Square-Foot cabins to sprawling custom residences, with no minimum size requirements restricting your vision. Architectural styles remain unrestricted -- build a traditional log cabin, modern minimalist retreat, adobe-inspired dwelling, or rustic barndominium. Multiple structures are permitted, allowing separate workshops, studios, guest cabins, or storage buildings. RV placement for recreational use or temporary residence during construction is allowed, and there's no arbitrary construction timeline pressuring you to build before you're ready.
Agricultural and commercial allowances expand your possibilities significantly. Livestock including horses, cattle, goats, sheep, chickens, and alpacas are welcome without special permits for personal use. Crop production and gardening face no restrictions, whether you're growing vegetables or experimenting with high-altitude agriculture. Home-based businesses operating from the property are permitted, ideal for remote professionals or artisans. Small-scale event hosting for family gatherings or workshops falls within residential use parameters. Equipment and vehicle storage for recreational toys, farm implements, or business assets is unrestricted.
Development requirements remain reasonable and straightforward. Building permits are processed through Costilla County Planning Department for permanent structures, with typical approval timelines of 4-6 weeks. Setbacks from property lines are minimal (typically 20-30 feet) given the rural setting. Well and septic permits require separate applications with county health department approval. Fire prevention measures including defensible space clearing are recommended given wildfire considerations. Mineral rights and timber rights typically convey with the property unless previously severed, though confirmation during purchase is advised. The county maintains a builder-friendly reputation with staff available to guide owner-builders through the straightforward permitting process, making your development dreams achievable without bureaucratic nightmares.
Nearby Attractions: Your Colorado Adventure Headquarters
Your 4.96-Acre investment property positions you perfectly for world-class recreation and modern conveniences. Great Sand Dunes National Park sits just 25 miles northeast, offering North America's tallest dunes rising 750 feet -- perfect for sandboarding, hiking, and photography. The Sangre de Cristo Wilderness Area lies 30 miles east, providing access to multiple 14,000-Foot peaks, pristine alpine lakes, and hundreds of miles of trails for hiking, backpacking, and wildlife viewing.
Within an hour, explore the San Luis Valley's unique attractions. The UFO Watchtower (18 miles) offers quirky entertainment and exceptional stargazing under some of Colorado's darkest skies. Rio Grande National Forest (35 miles) provides year-round recreation including fishing, hunting, camping, and backcountry exploration. The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad (45 miles) delivers breathtaking mountain views aboard America's longest narrow-gauge railroad.
For urban conveniences and airport access, Alamosa (40 miles, population 9,800) offers shopping, dining, medical facilities, and San Luis Valley Regional Airport with connections to Denver. Taos, New Mexico (65 miles, population 6,000) provides world-class skiing, art galleries, and cultural entertainment. Pueblo (95 miles, population 112,000) delivers big-city amenities, major medical facilities, and Pueblo Memorial Airport. This strategic location balances wilderness recreation with essential services -- ideal for vacation property, retirement retreat, or appreciation-focused investment.
Pricing and Financing: Make Your CO Dream Affordable
We've structured this investment property opportunity to fit virtually any budget, with transparent pricing and no hidden fees. Your path to Colorado land ownership starts with two straightforward options designed for maximum value and flexibility.
Cash Purchase Option: Own this 4.96-Acre paradise outright for just $8,000. That's only $1,613 per acre in one of Colorado's fastest-growing recreation corridors. Pay cash and eliminate monthly payments, maximize your equity position, and gain immediate 100% ownership with full development rights. This affordable entry point into the Colorado market offers exceptional appreciation potential as tourism and recreation access continue driving regional growth.
Owner Financing Option: Prefer to preserve capital? Our flexible financing requires no credit check, no bank hassles, and no qualifying headaches. Structure your purchase with as little as $181 per month for 60 months (terms include applicable taxes and fees). You'll enjoy immediate ownership benefits, flexible payment terms with no prepayment penalty, and the freedom to pay off early without fees. This low down payment approach lets you secure prime Colorado acreage while maintaining cash flow for site improvements, utility installation, or other investments.
Why choose our financing? We eliminate traditional lending obstacles -- no credit checks mean past financial challenges won't block your land ownership dreams. You gain immediate property access and use rights from day one, not after final payment. Our transparent process includes no hidden fees, no surprise charges, and straightforward terms you can understand. Plus, every payment builds equity in an appreciating asset within a high-demand recreation market. With annual taxes of only $119.40, your total ownership costs remain remarkably affordable compared to urban real estate or vacation rentals.
How to Secure Your CO Paradise
Transform your Colorado land ownership dreams into reality through our streamlined five-step process, designed for simplicity and immediate results.
Step 1: Choose Your Path. Decide between cash purchase for maximum equity and lowest total cost, or owner financing for payment flexibility and capital preservation. Both options deliver immediate ownership and property access -- select the approach that best fits your financial strategy and timeline. Our team helps you evaluate which path maximizes your investment goals.
Step 2: Secure Your Investment. Make your down payment via secure ACH transfer or credit card (we handle all processing). Review your purchase agreement and property documents electronically -- no office visits required. Complete your electronic signature through our secure portal, with full legal protection and immediate confirmation. We guide you through every document, answering questions and ensuring complete transparency throughout the transaction.
Step 3: Immediate Ownership Benefits. Once signed, we record your deed with Costilla County, establishing your legal ownership. You receive complete property access rights immediately -- start planning site visits, utility installation, or development strategies. Take over tax responsibility (just $119.40 annually), and access your owner portal for payment management and property information. Your equity building begins the moment you sign.
Step 4: Begin Your Adventure. Visit your property using GPS coordinates (37.3860376, -105.6915953) to explore boundaries and envision your plans. Research utility options including solar, wind, or generator systems for off-grid capability. Review local building regulations for your estate residential zoning, and begin designing your cabin, RV setup, or camping headquarters. This phase transforms ownership into tangible progress.
Step 5: Live Your Freedom. Build your vision whether that's an off-grid retreat, hunting base camp, or retirement homestead. Enjoy unlimited recreation access to national parks, wilderness areas, and mountain adventures. Watch your investment grow as Colorado's population growth, tourism expansion, and recreation demand drive steady appreciation in land values throughout this region.
Why Choose Us: Your Trusted Colorado Land Partner
Join over 100 satisfied landowners who've secured their piece of Colorado paradise this year through our proven process. We've built our reputation on transparency, flexibility, and genuine commitment to making land ownership accessible to everyone -- regardless of credit history or financial background. Our track record speaks through countless families now enjoying their own recreation property, investment acreage, and freedom-focused lifestyle in Colorado's most spectacular settings.
Our Ironclad 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee removes all risk from your decision. If you're unsatisfied for any reason within 30 days of purchase, we'll refund your investment with no questions asked. This guarantee reflects our confidence in both the property value and our commitment to customer satisfaction. Your adventure is 100% risk-free.
What Sets Us Apart: We eliminate bank hassles with no credit checks, no loan applications, and no qualifying stress. Our flexible owner financing terms adapt to your budget and goals. We provide complete support throughout the buying process and beyond -- from document signing through property development questions. You gain immediate use rights to camp, explore, and plan from day one. Our transparent process includes zero hidden fees and straightforward pricing. We offer ongoing assistance even after closing, helping you navigate local regulations, utility planning, and development strategies. Most importantly, we understand that land ownership represents freedom, security, and legacy -- we're committed to making that dream achievable.
This 4.96-Acre opportunity combines everything serious buyers seek: pristine mountain views, national park proximity, world-class recreation access, affordable pricing, and genuine appreciation potential. Properties offering this value proposition in Costilla County's estate residential zones sell quickly as more buyers discover Colorado's San Luis Valley. The combination of low taxes, no HOA restrictions, flexible zoning, and spectacular scenery creates exceptional demand among investors, outdoor enthusiasts, and retirement planners alike.
Ready to claim your Colorado paradise? Contact us today at for immediate assistance -- call or text with questions, financing details, or to start your purchase process. Our team responds quickly to help you secure this property before another buyer recognizes its exceptional value.
Remember: Our 30-day money-back guarantee means you risk nothing by taking action today. The only risk is waiting while another buyer claims this affordable gateway to Colorado adventure, mountain serenity, and investment growth. Your journey to land ownership, recreational freedom, and financial equity starts with one simple phone call.
The mountains are calling. Your 4.96 acres await. Make them yours today.
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Blanca
Colorado 81123, USA
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