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19518 Dauntless & Dauntless #2
Twin Lakes, CO 81251

Updated: 5 months, 1 week ago
$139,000
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  • 41.18
    Acres
41-acre patented mining claim located in a secluded area between Monitor Gulch and Black Cloud Creek, 3.9 miles west of the town of Twin Lakes. If you love hiking into the backcountry, then this is a must-see property!! This property is surrounded by the San Isabel National Forest and is the Colorado big game hunting unit 48, plus there is stream fishing and other amazing outdoor adventures. This property is in the Backcountry Zoning District in Lake County, which allows temporary occupancy. Head up the Black Cloud Trail in the Twin Lakes area to access this vacant land that sits approximately at treeline between 11,800ft.-12,600ft in elevation. There is spectacular scenery as you hike along the trail following Black Cloud Creek. The forest area along the trail is old growth with large pines and a beautiful creek. Call today or hike to the property to take in the views!!
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Main Information

  • County: Lake
  • Property Type: Land
  • Property Subtype: Residential
  • Built: None

Exterior Features

  • Approximate Lot SqFt: 1793800.80
  • View: Meadow, Mountain(s), Valley
  • Water Source: See Remarks

Interior Features

Location Information

  • Area: Leadville
  • Legal Description: #19518 DAUNTLESS & DAUNTLESS #2 16-11-81, ALSO 21 TL 41.182 ACRES 406/416 578/168 578/169-70
  • Lot Number: 0
  • Parcel Number: 290316000007

Additional

  • Community Features: Golf, Trails/Paths
  • Days on Market: 453
  • Zoning Code: Mining Claim

Financial Details

  • Current Tax Amount: $353
  • Current Tax Year: 2023
  • Possession: Delivery Of Deed
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