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PCS#4519 Us-24
Hartsel, CO 80449

Updated: 3 months, 1 week ago
$169,000
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  • 2.32
    Acres
Welcome to Hartsel the center of South Park! This large commercially zoned lot with highway frontage is located on the southside of the Highway 24 corridor in unincorporated Hartsel. The 2.32 +/- acres is relatively flat and is currently being used as a hay field. There are no buildings or utilities currently on this property. Several local businesses exist in this area including an art and antiques shop, a convenance store/gas-station, and a couple of local eateries. About an hour's drive from Colorado Springs and Teller County to the East, this section of Highway 24 serves access to Chaffee County to the west, Summit County to the north including the Towns of Fairplay and Alma, and a scenic drive to Canon City and Fremont County from Highway 9 to the South. Check out Park County's Land Use Regulations for possible opportunities for this land. This area is known for its rich ranching heritage along with World-Class fly-fishing from the Middle Fork of the South Platte and the reservoirs of Antero, Spinney, Eleven Mile with the famous Dream Stream. Wildlife in abundance attract both enthusiasts wanting a view from a distance and big game hunters. Come and see why Hartsel is one of Colorado's hidden gems in the high country. Taxes are currently based on the Agricultural use Tax Status. The commercially zoned property to the east schedule number 4520 is also available for separate purchase.
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Main Information

  • County: Park
  • Property Type: Land
  • Property Subtype: Unimproved Land
  • Built: None

Exterior Features

  • Approximate Lot SqFt: 101059.20
  • Sewer: See Remarks
  • View: Meadow, Mountain(s), Southern Exposure
  • Water Source: See Remarks

Interior Features

Location Information

  • Area: Park County
  • Legal Description: T12 R75 S08 NE4 HARTSEL BLOCK 01 ALL LOT
  • Lot Number: All
  • Parcel Number: 4519

Additional

  • Available Utilities: Electricity Available, Natural Gas Not Available, Propane, See Remarks, Trash Collection
  • Community Features: See Remarks
  • Days on Market: 138
  • Zoning Code: Commercial

Financial Details

  • Current Tax Amount: $9.62
  • Current Tax Year: 2024
  • Possession: Delivery Of Deed
  • Land Lease: Yes
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