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4.99 Acres in Park County, CO
· Park County · Guffey

4.99 Acres in Park County, CO

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12997
$2,605/acre
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4.99 Acres
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Just under five acres in the foothills of the Colorado Rockies — Park County, CO.

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Park
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Guffey
Zip Code
80820
Parcel ID
9335
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      Guffey, Cripple Creek, Hartsel, Cañon City, Florissant

      Eleven Mile State Park, Mueller State Park, Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, Pikes Peak (visible), Arkansas River Valley

      Parcel sits inside the Estates of Colorado subdivision. Recorded CC&Rs from 1960 apply (see Document 1).

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      Howdy. Park County is the kind of high-altitude Colorado country that's been drawing people up here for a hundred and fifty years — sagebrush flats, ponderosa pine, and air thin enough to remind you you're at eight and a half thousand feet. This parcel is just under five acres in the Estates of Colorado, a recorded subdivision that's been around since 1960. There are CC&Rs to read through before you commit — they're attached as Document 1. The land's raw: no power, no well, no septic. You'd be drilling a well, installing a septic, and running power. But for under thirteen thousand dollars, you get a real piece of Colorado mountain country, with Pikes Peak visible from up here on a clear day.

      This is a 4.99-acre parcel in Park County, Colorado, sitting in the rolling sagebrush and pine country south of Guffey at about 8,500 feet of elevation. Park County is high-altitude central Colorado — wide skies, dark nights, and that Rocky Mountain air. The parcel sits inside the Estates of Colorado subdivision, which carries a recorded set of CC&Rs from 1960 (camping, dwelling type, and use restrictions apply — see the documents below). The land is unimproved: no power at the lot line, no well, no septic. Buyers planning to build will need to drill a well, install a septic system, and run power from the nearest service point. Park County's land use code is permissive on alternative dwellings, including tiny homes and stick-built construction, subject to the subdivision CC&Rs. Cell coverage is spotty — verify with your carrier before relying on it. If you're looking for affordable Colorado mountain land for recreational use, future building, or just to own a piece of the Rockies, this is one to consider.

      Park County zones the parcel under its Land Use Regulations, which allow a wide range of dwelling types subject to county and subdivision rules. The parcel sits inside the Estates of Colorado subdivision, which carries recorded CC&Rs from 1960. Those CC&Rs restrict camping (no permanent camping, time-limited recreational camping permitted), require dwellings to meet minimum size standards, and prohibit certain commercial uses. Septic systems require permitting through Park County Environmental Health. Buyers should review the four PDF documents attached: the recorded CC&Rs, the Park County Camping Ordinance, the Land Use Regulations, and the Park County Development Guide. Building permits are issued under the 2018 International Code family.

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