At the heart of Storm King Ranch sits a 3,967-square-foot Lindal post-and-beam home, built in 2008, with three bedrooms, three and a half baths, an office, a bonus room, a loft and a three-car garage. Timber beams, a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and walls of windows frame the view from nearly every room, and the house runs on geothermal heating and cooling, a 17.8 kW solar array and a private well.
Outside, a stone patio and covered timber porch look across the ranch, and a 3,500-square-foot enclosed pole barn handles equipment and storage. About 70 acres are irrigated for grass and alfalfa hay, with roughly 134 acre-feet of water through the Bostwick Park and Cimarron Canal systems, and the ranch is fenced and cross-fenced, with a seasonal creek and several stock ponds.
The 435 deeded acres climb from roughly 7,300 to 8,000 feet through piñon, juniper, oak brush and open parks, border 160 acres of landlocked BLM, and sit in GMU 65 for elk, mule deer and more. The ranch is about 20 minutes from Montrose and its regional airport, with year-round access on a county-maintained gravel road.
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Listed by Dan Murphy, ALC, M4 Ranch Group: view the listing