Colorado, Costilla County, 10.00 Acres San Luis Valley Ranches, Unit 5, Block 3, Lots 12 & 13. TERMS $279/Month

• Q: Why buy land in San Luis Valley Ranches, Colorado?
  A: It combines affordable 5-acre parcels, very low property taxes and huge views of Mt. Blanca and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, just north of Blanca and US-160.


• Q: What can I use the property for?
  A: Camping, RVs, mobile and modular homes and site-built homes are allowed, with no time limit to build. Check with Costilla County for permits for your intended use.


• Q: Are utilities available?
  A: No. This is an off-grid property with no utilities installed, so common solutions include solar power, a well or water holding tank, and a septic system when you build.

• 10 Acres: Two Adjoining Lots on a Corner: Two adjoining 5-acre lots totaling 10 acres, including a corner lot, about 3.5 miles north of Blanca and US-160. The ground is mostly level, with views of Mt. Blanca and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.


• Easy Ownership with Seller Financing: Priced at $27,978 with just $121 down and $279/month, with no credit check or qualifying.


• Flexible Use, No HOA: Residential zoning with no HOA dues and no time limit to build. Camping, RVs, mobile and modular homes and site-built homes are allowed; check with the county for permits for your intended use.


• Access & Infrastructure Basics: Reached by graded dirt roads about 3.5 miles north of US-160, and most parcels are accessible by car or truck for most of the year. Owners typically use solar, a well or water holding tank, and a septic system when building.


• Quiet Valley Living Near Blanca & Fort Garland: Blanca and Fort Garland are just a few miles away on US-160 for basics, and Alamosa, the main hub of the San Luis Valley, is about 20 miles west for shopping, a hospital and an airport.

Costilla County lies in south-central Colorado in the San Luis Valley, bordered by New Mexico to the south. As of the 2020 census, the population was 3,499. The county seat is San Luis, the oldest continuously occupied town in Colorado, officially established by Hispanic settlers from Taos on April 9, 1851.

Costilla County made up the major part of the Sangre de Cristo Land Grant awarded to the Carlos Beaubien family in 1843, and it was one of the original 17 counties created by the Territory of Colorado in 1861. It was named for Costilla Creek.

The county ranges from about 7,500 to over 14,000 feet in elevation, with Blanca Peak, one of Colorado's famous 14ers, towering over the valley. The Great Sand Dunes National Park, the Rio Grande and miles of public land are all within an easy drive.

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