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256 Palmer Peak Drive
Fairplay, CO 80440

Updated: 3 months, 4 weeks ago
$1,248,500
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  • 3
    Beds
  • 3
    Baths
  • 1
    Partial Baths
  • 5.50
    Acres
  • 3620
    SQFT
  • $344.89
    per SQFT
Nestled in the scenic Silverheels Subdivision, this charming mountain retreat offers a harmonious blend of tranquility and convenience, just moments from downtown Fairplay. Situated on 5.5 acres, the home features a two-car attached garage and a main-level primary bedroom for easy living, complemented by two additional bedrooms downstairs. The focal point of the residence is the inviting main living area, accentuated by a wood fireplace and expansive windows framing breathtaking Aspen trees. A spacious kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a central island is perfect for culinary enthusiasts. The fully furnished home also boasts a large deck for enjoying the serene surroundings, along with a workshop and unfinished lower level for added storage. Its prime location provides direct access to the National Forest and private fishing ponds, offering ample opportunities for outdoor recreation.
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Main Information

  • County: Park
  • Property Type: Residential
  • Property Subtype: Single Family Residence
  • Built: 2010

Exterior Features

  • Approximate Lot SqFt: 239580.00
  • Roof: Asphalt
  • Sewer: Connected, Septic Tank
  • View: Meadow, Mountain(s), Valley, Trees/Woods
  • Water Source: Private, Well

Interior Features

  • Appliances: Built-In Oven, Cooktop, Dishwasher, Gas Cooktop, Disposal, Microwave, Refrigerator, Some Electric Appliances, Dryer, Washer
  • Fireplace: Yes
  • Flooring: Carpet, Tile, Wood
  • Furnished: Partially
  • Garage: Yes
  • Heating: Forced Air, Radiant
  • Number of Levels: Two, Multi/Split
  • Pets Allowed: Yes
  • Interior Features: Fireplace, Jetted Tub, Cable TV, Vaulted Ceiling(s)

Location Information

  • Area: Park County
  • Legal Description: T09 R77 S21 NE4 SILVERHEELS RANCH FILING 1 LOT 092
  • Lot Number: 92
  • Parcel Number: 36243

Additional

  • Available Utilities: Electricity Available, Natural Gas Available, Phone Available, Trash Collection, Cable Available, Sewer Connected, Septic Available
  • Community Features: Trails/Paths, Fishing
  • Days on Market: 181
  • Zoning Code: Residential Rural

Financial Details

  • Association Fee: $80
  • Association Fee Frequency: Annually
  • Current Tax Amount: $4,238.84
  • Current Tax Year: 2023
  • Possession: Delivery Of Deed
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