$258,772

What differentiates THIS home from the others in Chateau Chaparral? According to the Seller, Lot 105 is a Well-Put-Together Mountain-Hamlet on an extra-large lot that can easily hold 3 vehicles. The home has its own 250 gallon propane tank, located on a paved road with easy access to the Lodge or in and out of the park. The home has a doggie-door that exits into a double fenced, treed yard for protection from wildlife. There are steel roofs on both the Home and the Amish-Made, 12 x 14 sq ft shed and offers a sturdy ramp or steps to the front door. The home’s water pipes are heat-taped for year-round water flow. Other amenities include: has high-elevation, insulation, the furnace is approximately 3-years old and there is a full-size gas hot water heater—made for high- elevation living year round. This 600 sq ft stand-alone home has new screens, a huge bathroom that could easily be partitioned into a 2nd bedroom with plenty of room to spare, washer/dryer hook-ups and plenty of built-in storage. The partially open concept (to the kitchen area) living room is huge with large windows and unobstructed mountain views year round. Then of course, from Chateau, you’re approximately 8 miles S. of Buena Vista, 20 miles N. of Salida, 35 miles E. of Monarch Pass & Ski Resort, 17 miles E. of Colorado’s famous ghost town, St. Elmo, 8 miles E. of Mt. Princeton’s Hot Springs and approximately 300 feet from Chateau Chaparral’s private bridge that takes you across the Arkansas river to Federal preserved Brown's Canyon or down to the river to catch a Trout for your supper. Nathrop is paradise in Colorado’s high-country—approximately 100 miles W. of Colorado Springs and Pueblo and 140-miles S.W. of Denver. There are many living in Chateau year round in this 306-Lot subdivision, so you’re not totally alone but will have the privacy you yearn for and access to the Lodge, which includes laundry, exercise equipment, a library and occasional gatherings.