Lone Cone House
Perched on an escarpment overlooking a valley full of wildlife and adjacent to the 5,000-acre Lone Cone State Wildlife Area, this unique 35-acre property in Southwestern Colorado has been carefully curated with custom finishes and would make an exceptional artists or outdoorsmans retreat.
Designed in conjunction with an award-winning architect, the property features stunning views of the surrounding topography (including a unique look at the back side of Lone Cone) and offers breathtaking views from almost every room. The main home encompasses approximately 2500 square feet, with two generously sized bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms and two separate office areas.
In an uncommon touch the upper guest bedroom has a glass garage door that opens out onto a large deck with views of the Lone Cone. The bed is set on antique casters and can be rolled out onto the deck for sleeping under the stars...
In an uncommon touch the upper guest bedroom has a glass garage door that opens out onto a large deck with views of the Lone Cone. The bed is set on antique casters and can be rolled out onto the deck for sleeping under the stars.
The kitchen opens out across an island with bar seats into a comfortable living area with a 25-foot ceiling and large picture windows framing a stunning view across the valley below. Designed to bring the outside inside, the homes living room opens out onto a spacious 1000-plus foot deck that wraps around two sides and holds a 6-person hot tub that overlooks the wildlife preserve.
Juniper trees harvested from the property are used as vertical support posts, stairs, cabinet shelves and more throughout the home and the extensive stonework comes from locally sourced multicolored sandstone.
A separate bunkhouse with a studio set up and full bathroom provides room for more visitors and is attached to a 1000+workshop with a covered shed. Finally a stand alone barn stores tractors, etc. and there is a newly installed helipad at the entrance to the property.
Access to the ranch is via 31 Rd. and it is approximately 45 minutes south of Norwood, Colorado and just under an hour north of Dolores.
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From Norwood take CR 44ZS (Lone Cone Road) south. This turns into Rd 31 toward Disappointment Valley. House will be on your left. Look for windsock for helipad on lower part of property near entrance.
From Dolores take Rd 31 north toward Disappointment Valley. House will be on your right. Look for windsock for helipad on lower part of property near entrance.
About Jim Lucarelli
Over 35 years experience in the SW Colorado real estate market.