The property is fenced with steel posts, four strands of barbed wire, and railroad-tie corners, with split-rail fencing at the entrance. The area around the Southwest-style stucco home is neatly trimmed and cared for, featuring native vegetation, rock-covered areas, and mowed trails throughout for easy walking. The home sits near a Gambel oak grove with a mowed picnic area. Enjoy outstanding views of Greenhorn Mountain, the Spanish Peaks, the plains, Fishers Peak near the New Mexico line, and even Pikes Peak to the north. The property has no restrictive covenants and no HOA or POA. County Road 650, also known as Lascar Road, is a well-maintained all-weather gravel road with no through traffic, ending at the National Forest boundary or ranch headquarters. The subdivision unit has 30 lots but only six homes, creating a peaceful setting. Located just 4 miles from I-25 Exit 64, 15 miles north of Walsenburg, and 23 miles south of Pueblo, this property offers privacy with excellent access. The land includes Gambel oak groves, scattered pion and cedar trees, and healthy native grasses. Wildlife includes mule deer, pronghorn antelope, occasional elk, coyotes, black bears, bobcats, and mountain lions. Properties on three sides have wells, though the current owner has hauled water. This beautiful custom home, scenic land, and prime location near National Forest Wilderness make the property a must-see.