set among aspens, spruce trees, and seasonal wildflowers on a private 1-acre lot, this 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home offers peaceful mountain living just five minutes from downtown lake city and lake san cristobal. located in a quaint neighborhood of only 12 homes with county-maintained roads and no hoa, the property combines convenience, privacy, and year-round accessibility. designed to embrace its mountain surroundings, the home features vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows that fill the interior with natural light while showcasing beautiful scenic views. the sunken main living area is warm and inviting, with a wood-burning stove that provides a cozy alter native heat source on cold colorado evenings. the kitchen is both functional and welcoming, featuring maple cabinetry, granite countertops, and ample workspace. the loft-style primary suite serves as a private retreat, complete with a walk-in closet, ensuite bath, and soaker tub. two additional bedrooms and a full bathroom are conveniently located on the main level. thoughtfully designed with the future in mind, the home includes space designated for the addition of an elevator if desired. generous storage throughout the home further enhances its practicality and livability. outdoor living is a highlight, with two spacious decks and a sunsetter awning that creates comfortable shade for relaxing, dining, or entertaining while taking in the surrounding landscape. the property also offers exceptional space for vehicles, recreational equipment, and hobbies with a 3-car attached garage and a large detached pole barn capable of accommodating side-by-sides, additional vehicles, or an rv. as an added bonus, property owners enjoy fishing rights on the lake fork of the gunnison river, providing access to some of the area′s most desirable trout waters. whether you′re looking for a full-time residence, a seasonal getaway, or a mountain property with room for adventure and recreation, this home offers a unique combination of natural beauty, comfort, and flexibility.
