Bill Davis - ALC

$4,800,000

2,012 Acres

Fairplay, Colorado, 80440

Lying just outside the quaint mountain town of Fairplay Colorado, The Ranch On Fourmile Creek is an expansive high park grassland providing spacious grazing in conjunction with excellent sporting opportunities for the outdoor enthusiasts including fishing, hunting, hiking, ATVing. Roughly 1.5m of Foumile Creek meanders through the lowland for excellent fly-fishing opportunities for anglers of all skill levels to enjoy in a stunning landscape. Sizable acreage provides the ownership access to the Landowner Preference Program for big game hunting tags (13 for 2023) on private and public lands. This exceptional ranch is just 30 minutes from world class skiing to the north in Breckenridge and similarly to Buena Vista and the Arkansas River Headwaters Recreation Area (white water rafting, golf) to the south. Enjoys commanding views of snowcapped peaks in every direction near and far including Mosquito Range, Silverheels, Buffalo Peaks Wilderness, Sangre De Christo Mountains and Pikes Peak! At the heart of the ranch lies a stellar 3754 sq ft home with four ensuite bedroom retreats, open floor plan with 2 story high stunning picture windows with an expansive view of Buffalo Peak. The home has been thoughtfully positioned to take advantage of the panoramic views out of every window in every direction. The improvements are further complimented with an expansive 8,000 sq ft heated steel barn with fenced paddock. All the improvements are powered with sustainable off-grid power systems with a primary solar array (owned) which has been recently upgraded with modern battery storage technology and a new propane backup generator for high demand times. Add'l assets include adjacent BLM (1720 ac), State (960ac) and Nature Conservancy (355ac) grazing leases that may be assignable and transferrable to a buyer subject to approvals from the respective agencies. Info re Hart I&II and South Park conservation easements contained within website TheRanchOnFourmileCreek.com

$1,200,000

350 Acres

Silver Plume, Colorado, 80476

The Dives-Pelican & Seven-Thirty Mines are a Historical offering of 122 Patented Mining Claims representing approximately 350 acres above the town of Silver Plume, Co. The region began bustling with prospectors in the 1860’s and by 1880 the Town of Silver Plume was founded where “miners realized that they were exploring one of the richest silver mountains in the state”. The properties can be accessed via the 7:30 Mine Trail which takes hikers on an interactive journey through some of the history and drama of the mining days. Some come to visit the Griffin Monument - a 10’ tall granite landmark atop outcropping precipice on the property. It has been estimated in more recent evaluation in 2002 conducted by Mining Engineer, Albert Barnhard, using research from the Colorado School of Mines Library and the Georgetown Colorado Public Library, that “good grade ore of gross value of $1.3 billion (in 2002 estimated values) or more remains in the properties with potential to discover many more hundreds of millions of dollars in ore values if the properties are prudently explored and developed.” It has been hypothesized by the owners that with a growing global demand for rare earth minerals that are mostly sourced from abroad in current times; there will come a need to tap in to the vast resources available domestically from existing ore deposits.

$1,200,000

39.6 Acres

Castle Rock, Colorado, 80109

This lovely 39.6 acre lot located just outside the thriving community of Castle Rock is a rare larger parcel to build your dream home. There is a perfectly elevated spot with fantastic views of rolling slopes and city views to the east and mountains to the south to build a home, barn or other structure(s). Great lot for horse enthusiasts or those who like expansive space. The property is a private environment with gated access; no HOA or covenants and Douglas County A-1 zoning allowing for flexibility in development of your vision. Castle Rock is a charming town with modern amenities and tons of things to do from outdoor adventures to shopping and dining. Outlets, many town parks and open spaces, hike or bike on the extensive trail systems. Climb the Rock Park to top of Castle Rock with the panoramic views of city and mountains. Airports are within 50 minutes of DIA and Co Springs.

$414,178

32.04 Acres

Idaho Springs, Colorado, 80442

The Trail Creek Area Mining Claims just outside the Rocky Mountain Gateway town of Idaho Springs, Colorado are a collection of 7 individual claims totaling 32.042 acres; with two single parcel offerings (5 ac & 5.16 ac) and the remaining 5 contiguous claims offered together at 21.882 acres. For 3 generations the ownership family has enjoyed these lands as a place to retreat, camp and recreate; from the lovely trickling stream of Trail Creek upon the Rustler MS parcel to the expansive rocky mountain views offered from the middle clustered parcels and the high vantage point of the Maximum parcel. With the lower parcel located within 1/2 mile of the county maintained secondary roadway of Trail Creek Rd (road base), the parcels are then interconnected via a web of forest/county 4WD roads and tracks. A 4X4 enthusiasts dream; the network connects through to a myriad of rural mountain destinations including the old Lamartine townsite, Chicago, Ute & Cascade Creeks, Woodchuck Peak, Griffith Mountain, and the Saxon Mountain Road leading to Georgetown. The 5 acre Rustler MS parcel lies at the end of Trail Creek Road from about .3 mile to .6 mile from the end of the county maintained portion. The Creek traverses the entire length of the property with cascading falls and pools within the densely forested landscape and a 2 track path also runs the length with access from the upper west end where Trail Creek Rd transitions to a Forest Service Rd. The neighboring parcel to the south is owned by Clear Creek County providing an added layer of privacy from other landowners. The 5.16 acre “Maximum” parcel lies mostly below Lamertine Road nearly a mile from where it begins off of Spring Creek Road. It is a narrow strip of land like so many of the mine claims historically are; with the upper region near the road setting at around 10,500 feet in elevation and boasting expansive views of the vast mountain and peak landscapes in the distance.