Colorado Mountain
Retreat

Tucked away on 35 acres, this secluded estate features breathtaking vistas of the iconic Chimney Rock and embraces the beauty of the Cabazon Canyon below. A true haven for wildlife enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers, the property offers direct access to the vast San Juan National Forest, yet is just a short drive to the town of Pagosa Springs, Durango, and the La Plata County regional airport. The property’s charm lies in its versatility, accommodating multiple families or an individual simply relishing in the surroundings for a solo retreat.

Three residences and a spacious shop provide ample room for guests, vehicles, equipment, and recreational gear. The main residence, built in 2019, offers approximately 3,600 sf and comprises three bedrooms and two and a half baths. Crafted by Tim Horning, this modern mountain home boasts high ceilings and wood grain tile floors. However, the highlight is the unobstructed views of Chimney Rock that grace every room. The living areas consist of a gourmet kitchen boasting granite countertops, a Wolf range, and a Sub-Zero refrigerator, while the living room is centered around a fireplace, and extends onto a large, covered deck with a jacuzzi. The primary bedroom offers a fireplace, a study with custom built-ins, a walk-in closet, and a spa-like bath with a jetted tub. Located on the lower level are two guest bedrooms, one bath, a utility room, and a heated two-car garage with epoxy-coated flooring.

Additional residences include a meticulously remodeled manufactured home with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, modern updates, and stunning views, and a charming cabin. Originally built in 1971, the cabin has since been thoughtfully updated while preserving its rustic appeal, providing a loft bedroom with a bath, wood fireplace, and a small kitchen. Outdoors, a Trex deck offers incredible panoramic views, creating a shared space for guests to gather and relax. The dedicated “shop” not only offers space for vehicles, equipment, and boats, but also includes an office, full bath, infrared sauna, and a recreational area. This retreat presents an unmatched opportunity to immerse in nature’s grandeur while enjoying modern comforts – an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise surrounded by renowned hot springs and the picturesque snowfall of Wolf Creek Ski Area.

PAGOSA SPRINGS, CO. Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Colorado’s San Juan National Forest, this charming town boasts a unique blend of natural wonders and small-town allure, offering visitors a remarkable escape from the bustle of urban life. The heart and soul of Pagosa Springs is undoubtedly its renowned hot springs, which includes the Guinness World Record’s deepest hot spring at a depth of over 1002 ft. These geothermal pools, heated by the Earth’s fiery core, serve as both a source of relaxation and a testament to mother nature.

Surrounded by a panorama of forests and snow-capped peaks, hikers and adventurers are free to explore winding trails, or enjoy fishing and kayaking in The San Juan River during the warmer months. Come winter, the landscape transforms and the mountains don their white coats, inviting skiers and snowboarders to take on the pristine slopes at the nearby Wolf Creek Ski Area. Beyond its natural wonders, Pagosa Springs boasts a vibrant community that embraces art, culture, and local heritage. Quaint shops line the streets, offering handmade crafts, and local artwork, while charming eateries offer savory Southwestern cuisine and a laid-back atmosphere. Whether seeking adventure, relaxation, or a bit of both, Pagosa Springs offers a place to unwind, explore the outdoors, and enjoy in a closely-knit community.

FOUR CORNERS REGION. A region in the southwestern United States that consists of the southwestern corner of Colorado, southeastern corner of Utah, northeastern corner of Arizona and the northwestern corner of New Mexico, the Four Corners is named after the quadripoint where the boundaries of the four states meet. Most of the Four Corners region belongs to Native America nations, with tribes including the Navajo Nation, as well as the Hopi, Ute, and Zuni tribal reserves. Lightly populated, the region’s largest cities are Farmington, New Mexico and Durango, Colorado. Acquired from Mexico in 1834 after the end of the Mexican-American War, the region is part of the Colorado Plateau – a region that regulates weather patterns throughout the entire central United States.

In addition to the monument marking the spot where the four states meet, the region is famed for its archaeological sites, remote landscapes, and scenic hikes and drives that showcase the incredible national parks in the area. Mesa National Park, Ute Mountain Tribal Park, the Canyons of the Ancients National Monument, and the Hovenweep National Monument are just a few of the sites whose sweeping views of the mountains and forests inspire travelers and residents alike. In addition to the parks in the immediate area, Four Corners is also near the Grand Circle, an area in the southwest that offers the largest concentration of national parks and monuments in the entire country.