Cherry Creek Valley Farm is a truly special property that must be seen in person to fully appreciate the peace and serenity it offers. This 43-acre parcel features a 2,808 SF Southwestern-style main home with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage, as well as a charming, well-maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom guest home with a 1-car garage. The ranch includes a horse barn with stalls and an artist studio/workshop, two paddocks, and a second barn with equipment storage. Cherry Creek flows through the property, enhancing its natural beauty.
The 43-acre property features a river valley bottom with a mix of lush, grassy meadows surrounded by tall cottonwood trees. It extends up onto ridges covered in piñon, cedar, and Gambel oak on both sides of the valley. The property borders 201 acres of BLM land, offering expanded opportunities for hiking and horseback riding. Approximately four acres are irrigable and are primarily watered with a pump and irrigation sprinkler pods.
The main residence is a well-maintained 2,808 SF Southwestern-style home with quality finishes throughout. It includes 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and 1 half bath, along with a 2-car attached garage. The home features 9-foot ceilings with beautiful Saguaro rib detailing between exposed log beams. Radiant in-floor hot water heat and a double pass-through wood-burning fireplace ensure warmth and comfort during winter. The spacious kitchen includes custom alder cabinets, granite countertops, and tile flooring. Outdoor living is enhanced by a covered front patio and a large back patio—perfect for entertaining or enjoying the valley’s tranquility.
The second residence is a 1,056 SF 2017 modular home on a permanent foundation. It is currently used as a mother-in-law suite but would make an excellent guest house. It includes 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a 1-car attached garage with additional storage, and a cozy wood-burning fireplace in the living room.
Two barns support the property’s equestrian and hobby needs. The first is a 2,160 SF barn with 3 stalls, a spacious artist studio/workshop, and hay storage in loft areas. These stalls open to a grassy paddock. The second barn includes horse stalls that open to a corral and offers ample room for indoor equipment storage.
Durango, Colorado, is a vibrant mountain town in the heart of the San Juan Mountains, offering stunning natural beauty and a rich cultural heritage. The historic downtown area features charming shops, diverse restaurants, and art galleries, including events hosted year-round at the Durango Arts Center.
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Mesa Verde National Park, just a short drive away, offers a fascinating look into Ancestral Pueblo history, with over 4,700 archaeological sites including 600 cliff dwellings and numerous hiking trails.
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Research Parcel InformationFrom Durango take Hwy 160 west to CR 105 aka Cherry Creek Road. Go south on CR 105 for 7.5 miles and make a left on Shasta Trail. Go a short distance to property entry gate on the left.
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I grew up in a beautiful farming and ranching community in southwest Colorado and I am blessed to call this area home. Growing up I enjoyed roaming the mountains, foothills, and ranches in search big game animals as well as small game and predators. If Im not out selling real estate, my wife and I can usually be found enjoying time on our boat and camping at a local lake.In my early years, I worked for numerous farmers and ranchers and learned a lot about the farm and ranch life. Those lessons included learning a good work ethic, what hard work is all about and the rewards that come from giving it your best effort. Something else I learned from those farmers and ranchers is a love and appreciation for the land. One of my favorite parts of my job is getting to spend time out on properties and experiencing the unique qualities that each property has to offer.My interest in real estate sales began as a customer, buying and selling personal and investment properties, and that eventually evolved into a full-time career as a real estate broker. I have been dedicated to helping my clients to achieve their real estate goals for over 23 years and I find great satisfaction in guiding my clients through what can be a complicated process. I have been one of the top producing brokers in the Durango area throughout my career, having closed over 400 real estate transactions, totaling over $100 Million in sales. I am dedicated to helping my clients to find the perfect property for their needs or to help them to market and sell their current property to transition into the next chapter of their lives. I strive to provide the highest level of service and expertise to each of my clients and to utilize all of my experience and skills to guide my clients smoothly through the entire transaction.