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50.74Acres
The West 1908 Townsites presents a unique chance to shape a new community legacy. This sought-after property, spanning over 51 acres, was incorporated, platted and surveyed over a century ago with valuable entitlements in place. According to the Hayden Master Plan, this parcel is considered the top priority for residential development and growth. It is located apx 3 miles from the Yampa Valley Regional Airport and 25 miles from Steamboat Springs, Co. Ski Town USA. Significant water rights from the Walker Ditch are included which are crucial in negotiating plans moving forward. The zoning is currently Open with the expectation to be rezoned Residential High Density. Discussions with Town Planner, reveal Hayden's water treatment plant and waste water facilities are built and ready for the forth coming growth. The property is flat, an ideal excavating site and borders 3rd St and Breeze Basin Rd for ingress and egress purposes. This site is the ultimate locale set within an up-and-coming Co. town- walking, biking and riding distance and central to all of Hayden's new and improved amenities! Kids are virtually across the street from the new PK-12 Hayden School with state- of- art facilities, football field, track, green house and playgrounds! Another quick jaunt will take you to the new Dry Creek Park and playground with obstacles courses, pavilion, new playground equip fun, fishing lake and trails. Across the path is the Routt County Fairgrounds and Race Track which are hosts to countless community events. In addition, you can easily access the local skate park, the original Hayden Park with tennis courts and a pavilion. Moments to the new community center, food establishments, brewery, library, museum, bank, Post Office and shopping! Platted as West Hayden Townsites in 1908, a local consulting firm who was retained to perform an initial site study remarked that it was "the Crown Jewel of Hayden and a remarkable opportunity for development". Start planning now!
Main Information
- County: Routt
- Property Type: Land
- Property Subtype: Unimproved Land
- Built: None
Exterior Features
- Approximate Lot SqFt: 2210234.40
Interior Features
Location Information
- Area: Hayden - Town
- Legal Description: TR IN E2SW4, W2SE4 (AKA 1ST ADD OF WEST HAYDEN TOWNSITE) SEC 9-6-88 49.27AC
- Parcel Number: R8167710
Additional
- Available Utilities: Electricity Available, Natural Gas Available
- Days on Market: 720
- Zoning Code: See Remarks
Financial Details
- Current Tax Amount: $719
- Current Tax Year: 2021
- Possession: Delivery Of Deed
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