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Where the Creek Meets the Mountains: 1.83 Acres in Beaver Mountain Estates - All utilities at the lot line

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 511 Church Creek Drive South Fork, Colorado 511 Church Creek: A Unique Mountain Homesite in South Fork, Colorado There are plenty of vacant lots for sale in the mountains, but some properties already feel like a place you could call home. 511 Church Creek in Beaver Mountain Estates is one of those. This beautiful 1.83-acre homesite sits in a quiet, tucked-away part of South Fork, surrounded by mature Ponderosa pines, mountain views, natural rock formations, and protected open space. It is gently sloped, south-facing, and positioned in a way that makes the setting feel private without being remote. See the full recorded property tour below One of the first things you notice here is the land itself. The mature Ponderosas give the property an established mountain feel, while the rock formations scattered across the lot add character and make it visually different from a typical building site. There are open areas among the trees, and the gentle slope offers flexibility when thi...

CREEK LOT - on the Rio Grande Club Golf Course and Resort. FOR SALE - 32 N. Alder Creek Lane

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   32 N. Alder Creek Lane, South Fork, Colorado $78,900 Some homesites are all about the view. Others are about location.  32 N. Alder Creek Lane offers both—with Alder Creek flowing through community open space immediately adjacent to the property. Located on Lot 44 in Alder Creek Meadows at the Rio Grande Club , this 0.30-acre homesite slopes toward the creek and adjoining open space, creating a setting that feels surprisingly private and spacious for a smaller lot. Beautiful mountain views rise beyond the neighborhood, while the sound of moving water provides the unmistakable feeling of being in the Colorado mountains. At the bottom of the slope, Alder Creek winds through community-owned open space rather than through the property itself. Along this stretch, carefully placed rocks designed to protect the bank from erosion have created a small, quiet pocket in the stream—a sheltered little spot where the water slows and pools before continuing downstream. It feels almo...