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1680.00Acres
Introducing an expansive ranch spanning over 1680-acres and conveniently located just 15 minutes south of Craig, Colorado. Known as Iles Mountain Ranch this wildlife-rich mountainside sits at an elevation of 7,500 feet and encompasses Iles Mountain, offering breathtaking views and a true sense of being on top of the world, while still providing easy access to nearby towns and amenities.The mountainside features incredible rock formations, carved out over time, adding to the natural beauty of the landscape. The property boasts breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, with panoramic vistas of rolling hills, majestic mountains, and expansive meadows. Whether it's the vibrant colors of fall foliage or the snow-capped peaks in winter, one will find awe-inspiring scenery throughout the year. This property borders thousands of acres of BLM land, ensuring privacy and seclusion. The extensive wildlife habitat, including planted wildlife fields acting as food plots, attracts a diverse range of big game, making it a haven for game, specifically Elk and Mule Deer. Known as the elk capital of the world (Craig, CO), this area in game management unit 211 provides excellent hunting opportunities for elk & Mule Deer. The property has an implemented water system, including miles of water pipeline that supplies water to wildlife tanks and ponds to insure wildlife population for years to come. Additionally, electric power is available, and the property is fully fenced. Proximity to Steamboat Springs adds to its allure. Steamboat Springs, within one hour is a vibrant town known as Ski Town USA, offering a wide range of amenities, including world-class skiing, dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Hayden Regional Airport is also conveniently nearby. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty, abundant wildlife, and endless possibilities that await at Iles Mountain Ranch.
Main Information
- County: Moffat
- Property Type: Land
- Property Subtype: Residential
- Built: None
Exterior Features
- Approximate Lot SqFt: 73180800.00
- Sewer: Septic Tank
- Water Source: Well
Interior Features
Location Information
- Area: West Steamboat / US 40
- Legal Description: S: 23 T: 5N R: 92W E2NE, SE S: 24 T: 5N R: 92W S2NE, SE, W/2 S: 25 T: 5N R: 92W N2NE, SWNE, SWSW, N2SW, NW S: 26 T: 5N R: 92W E/2, SW 1680A M/L
- Parcel Number: 090724200008
Additional
- Available Utilities: Septic Available
- Days on Market: 356
- Zoning Code: Agricultural
Financial Details
- Current Tax Amount: $646.13
- Current Tax Year: 2023
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