40.00 acres | #4603634
Description
If you are looking for land that borders public land, this is definitely one to consider! This 40 acre parcel borders both National Forest as well as State land with an excellent view of Elevenmile Reservoir.
Located in GMU 581, this is an OTC unit with the ability to hunt for antelope on the southern end of the property then head to Stoll Mountain from the northern end of the property where you will find elk, mule deer, bear.
Endless hiking, horseback riding can be found throughout Stoll and Pulver Mtn which this property gives access to.
This south facing property has mature trees, rock outcroppings and gets 300+ days of sunshine! This is perfect for the off-grid enthusiast with easy access to both the mountains as well as the reservoir for fishing and boating.
Recreational opportunities are endless in this area.
Call today for an exclusive showing, all reasonable offers will be considered!
Property Details
- Lot DescriptionBorders National Forest, Borders Public Land, Secluded, Suitable For Grazing
- School DistrictPark County RE-2
- Property SubtypeUnimproved Land
- Property TypePurchase
- Original List Price$207,000
- MLS #4603634
- MLS #4603634
- Taxes Annual$1,668
- Cost207000
- Subdivisionnone
- CountyPark
- Acres40
Location
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Listing Courtesy
Listing Agent: Clint Whiting (#REC55053651)
Listing Office: Great Plains Land Company, LLC (#RECGPLCL)
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