0.44 Acres - Power, City Water, Sewer at Lot Line in Crestone, Saguache County, CO
1917 Lone Pine Way, Crestone, CO 81131
Saguache
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37.9636, -105.6746
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Lot Size (Acres)
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0.44
Zoning
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Vacant/Residential
Access
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Gravel Road
Flood Zone Details
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No
Est. Annual Taxes
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$502.20
About This Property
0.44 acres in Crestone with all three utilities at the lot line and a level building site. This lot sits at 1917 Lone Pine Way at 8,064 feet, in the high desert valley below the Sangre de Cristo range. Terrain is level to sloping. No flood zone. No wetlands. Crestone is a small mountain town known for its retreat centers and some of the darkest night skies in southern Colorado.
The utilities are the headline here. Power runs underground to the area. City and county water lines are near the lot line. Municipal sewer is near the lot line. That means you connect to existing service instead of drilling a well or installing septic. Get firm hookup quotes from the Town of Crestone and Saguache County before you build, and we will send the parcel info to make those calls easy.
A note on getting there. Access is a gravel road. It is drivable in a normal vehicle in summer, but you will want AWD or higher clearance in winter and mud season.
Owner financing is available on this lot. No banks. No credit checks. No prepayment penalties. Call or text us at (313) 349-0434 and we will work out monthly terms that fit your budget. Buying with cash? We cover your first year of property taxes.
This lot is zoned Vacant/Residential. Site-built homes are allowed. Minimum building size is 900 square feet. Modular homes are allowed with conditions, so call the county planner if that is your plan. Mobile and manufactured homes are not allowed in this zone, except in the Mobile Home Estates area of Casita Park. RVs and camping are not permitted.
One thing to be upfront about. There is an HOA, the Baca POA, with 2025 dues of $690 per year per lot. You can reach them at (719) 256-4171. We put it here because it affects your real cost of ownership.
To lock this property in your name, we need both a deposit and a signed purchase agreement. Call or text us anytime at (313) 349-0434 and we will walk through monthly payment options together.
Quick Specs
460508100409
0.44
1917 Lone Pine Way, Crestone, CO 81131
Crestone
Saguache
Colorado
Vacant/Residential
No
Gravel Road
Baca POA (719 256 4171) 2025 $690 per year per lot
$502.20
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1917 Lone Pine Way, Crestone, CO 81131
Saguache
Lot 1917, The Baca Grande, Chalets Unit One, County of Saguache, State of Colorado
Gravel Road
AWD or higher clearance recommended
Distance to Nearest Metro
~2 hr to Pueblo. Alamosa is ~45 min
Off US-285
460508100409
0.44
37.9636, -105.6742 | 37.9639, -105.6747 | 37.9634, -105.6744 | 37.9636, -105.6749
37.9636, -105.6746
Vacant/Residential
No
No
Baca POA (719 256 4171) 2025 $690 per year per lot
900
Not allowed
No
Yes
Not allowed except in Mobile Home Estates - Casita Park
Level to sloping
8064
190 x 98 x 195 x 99 ft
Yes - underground
Water lines across the road
Sewer lines along the road
Cell or Satellite
$9,999
$999
$502.20
Covered by CLUSA
Yes
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0.44 Acres of buildable land in Saguache County, Colorado, gravel road access and level to sloping terrain. Owner financing from $259/month.
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Owner financing
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Pay & Receive Your Deed
Send your final balance per the title company's instructions. They record your deed with the county and issue your title policy. The land is yours.
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We work with you first. Life happens, and we've seen it all. If you're going to miss a payment, contact us before it's due - not after. We can often work out a short-term arrangement. That said, the promissory note and deed of trust do contain standard default provisions, which means if payments stop entirely and there's no communication, we would need to begin a formal process. We want to avoid that as much as you do. Our reputation is built on buyers who stay happy long-term.
Pay it off whenever you want. There is no prepayment penalty. If you start on the financed plan and come into some cash, you can pay the remaining balance in full at any time. When you do, we release the deed of trust and record a warranty deed in your name with no lien. The land is fully yours at that point. Many buyers start on the financing plan and pay it off early because they like the flexibility.