2733 Red Ashby Road

Located within the gated Trail Creek community, this 2,800-square-foot log home sits on 40 ± acres just below the ridge, with expansive views of the Comanche Peaks. The south-facing home features 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a walkout basement, a ¾ wraparound covered porch, and a detached garage. Large windows and an elevated setting provide abundant natural light and open views of the surrounding landscape. Land The property encompasses the ridge behind the home and the predominantly south-facing slope below. Much of the acreage is covered by mature ponderosa pine, with established native grasses creating an open, park-like setting. The area surrounding the improvements has undergone defensible-space fire mitigation while retaining the natural character of the timber stand. Below the home, gently sloping terrain extends towards the Trail Creek canyon.

Improvements Built in 1994, this log home offers a functional floor plan with room for family and guests. The upper level includes a bedroom, full bathroom, and an additional non-conforming bedroom that could also serve as an office. The main level features another bedroom and full bathroom, along with a laundry room, kitchen, and open dining and living areas.

The main living space is highlighted by vaulted ceilings, large bay windows, and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. The walkout basement adds two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, a common area, and a well-maintained utility room. Just outside the basement patio, a permanent fire pit provides a convenient place to gather outdoors.

The detached one-car garage offers storage for tools and recreational equipment, along with covered parking during the winter months.

This turnkey cabin is being sold fully furnished, with all furniture and appliances.

Solar equipped, with 1/3 of the southern roof occupied by panels with plenty of room for additional panels. Solar system was installed by Namaste solar. The current solar setup offsets the electric bill significantly.

Recreation The 40 ± acres offer gently sloping, usable terrain well suited for hiking, wildlife viewing, and enjoying the surrounding ponderosa forest. Nearby public lands include U.S. Forest Service property, Cherokee Park State Wildlife Area and the North Fork of the Poudre River, providing additional opportunities for hunting, hiking, and fishing.

Located in Colorado Game Management Unit 8 and near Unit 191, the property offers convenient access to established big-game hunting areas. Draw opportunities and nearby public land make this a practical base for seasonal hunting and outdoor recreation.

General Operations Trail Creek Land Owners Association – $150 annually

Covenants and Bylaws attached in documents section.

Region & Climate Sitting at an elevation of 8,100ft, this part of Livermore, Colorado, experiences a semi-arid foothills climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are generally warm and dry, while winters bring cold temperatures and periodic snowfall. The area’s elevation and foothill setting provide cooler conditions than the nearby plains, with abundant sunshine throughout the year.

Location Trail Creek is located approximately one hour from Fort Collins and 45 minutes from Laramie, Wyoming, providing access to shopping, dining, services, and regional amenities while maintaining a rural setting.