Set in Colorado’s Ohio Creek Valley, about eight miles from Gunnison and 30 from Crested Butte, Eagle Ridge Ranch Homestead #2 pairs 35± deeded acres with access to about 4,700 acres of private shared ranch land. The main home, designed by Crested Butte architect Dan Murphy and built in 2007 by Pike Builders, is framed in massive beams reclaimed from a Kentucky tobacco barn, with interiors by Los Angeles designer Susan Cohen.
The 7,950-square-foot main residence has three bedrooms, three full and two half baths, a Swedish-designed kitchen with Viking appliances, stone fireplaces, reclaimed barn wood floors, copper accents, a library and two offices. A connected guest residence adds three bedrooms (one set up as a bunk room) and three and a half baths, and a bonus room with a full bath sits above the garage. A detached two-story barn holds a three-car garage, with a finished upper level and balconies made for stargazing.
Owners share nearly three miles of private trout water on Ohio Creek, a stocked trout pond, equestrian barns, stalls and a riding arena, two wilderness cabins, and a 2,000-plus-acre primitive area backing up to the Gunnison National Forest and the West Elk Wilderness. Year-round access comes by paved County Road 730.
Step inside Eagle Ridge Ranch: explore the full Home Tour, Beneath the Old Timbers.
Listed by John Stratman, Mason & Morse Ranch Company: view the listing
