Fremont County, CO - Flor-Colo Acres - Cotopaxi - 29th Trail TR-211 (2.72 acres)

- County: Fremont County, Colorado
 
- Subdivision: Florida Colorado Acres 
 
- Address: TR-211 - 29th Trail Cotopaxi, Colorado 81223
                 
***PLEASE USE THIS LINK TO FIND THE PROPERTY:
https://goo.gl/maps/7LyWaPEaMEFFuAjY8
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4 Corners Coordinates - When facing the property from 29th trail
Back Right Corner: 38.318420, -105.480621
Back Left Corner: 38.319333, -105.480637
Front Right Corner: 38.318470, -105.481860
Front Left Corner: 38.319384, -105.481844
 
- Legal Description: SEC 18-20-72 FLA-COLO ACRES TR-211
 
- Elevation: Approx 7,700 ft
 
- Road Access: Individually Maintained Paths and Trails
 
- Lot Size: 2.72 acres
 
- Annual Taxes: $66.76
 
- HOA: None
 
- Utilities: (None Connected)
Power: Access on 29th Trail
Water: Well or cistern
Sewer: Septic
Phone: Mobile or Satellite or Alternative
 
- Zoning: Agricultural Estates 
 
- Building Allowed: Must be a minimum of 400 square feet.  Single wide trailer as residence allowed.  Please call the Planning and Zoning Department for more details on permitting and regulations (719) 276-7360
 
- Camping Allowed: 14 Days in a calendar year. An extended permit can be issued if actively building.
 
14 Miles to Westcliffe
19 Miles to Cotopaxi
28 Miles to Canon City
16 Miles to Deweese Reservoir
14 Miles to Balman Reservoir
56 Miles to O'Haver Lake
32 Miles to Curley Peak
2.5 Hours to Great Sand Dunes National Park
59 Miles to Lake Pueblo State Park
75 Miles to Colorado Springs
2 Hours 45 Minutes to Denver
1 Hour 30 Minutes to Pueblo
 
TR-211 is located 19 miles outside of Cotopaxi sitting just to the East of Copper Gulch Road off 29th Trail in Fremont County, Colorado. This 2.72-acre lot offers spectacular mountain views in almost all directions, defined road access, a nearby cell tower allowing full cell service and access to power is very close by. The property itself is sloped, however there are a few places towards the center of the property, on the crest of the hill, that will allow for tent camping. Building on the lot should present minimal problems. Sadly, this part of the Florida Colorado Acres Subdivision experienced a fire a few years ago. There are damaged trees remaining on the property, most of which have fallen so the property is in need of clearing but actual removal of standing trees is limited, making the property an ideal land-canvas for the new owners required use, including planting of landscaping that can be done as desired.
 
Take the 19-mile drive to explore Cotopaxi which offers bike, book and geological shops, as well as an assortment of antique shops, trading posts, small hotels and eateries. Local food options range from chuck-wagon dinners to Mexican delicacies. The Arkansas River runs through Cotopaxi and is home to rafting outfitters who is known for world-class whitewater rafting, offering local rafting tours leaving from the small town, lasting anywhere from a few hours to six days. You will face rapids ranging from calm, family-style waters to adrenaline-pumping swells and steep drops near the Royal Gorge. Just south of town is the San Isabel National Forest where visitors can enjoy hiking trails and serene campsites. 28 miles northeast is Canon City which is larger and more populated town offering a Wal-Mart, plethora of restaurants, gas stations and also has a downtown historic district to explore. If fishing is your forte head 16 miles south to Deweese Lake where, in the winter, you can enjoy ice fishing for trout and in the summer this quiet lake is great for recreational watersports such as paddle boarding or kayaking.
 
Make TR-211 your vacation destination to get away from the hustle and bustle of daily life or build a home and make it your permanent residence.
 
Make a site visit any time! 
It is best to have a high-clearance vehicle. The best way to access the property is from Copper Gulch Rd.  Turn onto K-Path. Continue straight and K-Path will turn and become E-Path. Then turn left on 29th Trail and proceed up the hill.  29th Trail will turn right, and the property will be on the right.
Use the Google Maps link above to help map out these directions.