CAVU Mountain Home

CAVU is an aviation term meaning “ceiling and visibility unlimited,” an apt description for the affectionately named CAVU Cabin. This log-sided home sits on six private acres on a less traveled part of Campfire Road in Ranch of the Rockies, just one mile off of US 24/285 at the top of Trout Creek Pass. Improvements Entering the home through the mud room, you’ll enjoy the open floor plan with a large kitchen, eating area and living room with vaulted ceiling.  The primary suite is located on the main level and features a large bathroom and walk-in closet.  There is also a dog door leading to a protected kennel area. Upstairs are two large bedrooms, each with a walk-in closet.  A full bathroom provides two sinks and a shower/tub. Downstairs is a large open room that can be divided into separate areas such as an office, game area and TV room.  Another room has been used for sleeping and exercise/sewing room.  Laundry facilities are also located here. Outside areas are extraordinary, with the main level featuring a full-length deck with views of Pikes Peak, Thirty Nine Mile Mountain and Kaufman Ridge.  Clear plastic tarps have been installed to provide protected outdoor space. Downstairs features a walk-out door to a large patio and the fire pit. The main entry has a large deck as well, great for enjoying those evening sunsets.  A large shed provides additional space for gardening, storage, or he/she cave space. There is a large, two-car oversized garage with a work shop and additional storage in the attic.  It is surrounded on two sides by a large concrete deck that can be used for a picnic table and flexible loading/unloading space. In addition there is a large area to park an RV or other “toys.” Ranch of the Rockies is a premier subdivision and provides residents with a trash compactor, burn pit, fishing pond, RV storage and pavilions included in the HOA dues. This property’s location is ideal for access to the world-class recreation opportunities offered by Buena Vista (20 minutes) and Fairplay (25 minutes), not to mention Antero, Spinney and Eleven Mile reservoirs.