luxury houses for sale Montezuma County, United States

Slippery Rock River Ranch. A once-in-a-lifetime, multi-generational opportunity to purchase a luxurious Dolores River Mountain getaway. Every single aspect of the 36+ acre property has been meticulously rebuilt & restored to a level, unlike any other fishing compound you have ever seen. Multiple indoor/outdoor living spaces include 3 distinctive bunkhouses, 2 riverside glamping tents, a barn with a separate apartment with a fly-tying room & the main lodge with a gourmet kitchen, dining & game room. Dedicated & authentic yoga studio/workout log cabin. Home to world-class fly-fishing on a private 1,100+ foot stretch on both sides of the river, with scenic hiking, mountain biking & skiing nearby. Private pond and beach on site. A new hot tub was added in October 2022. Create your true legacy,

Welcome to Slippery Rock River Ranch – an outdoor paradise boasting world-class fly-fishing along a private 1,100+ foot stretch of the Dolores River. This compound offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a historic legacy property located between the charming western town of Durango and the upscale resort town of Telluride. This is a site where the Rico-Dolores railroad once passed through. Every detail of this 36+ acre estate has been meticulously crafted and constructed by the award-winning team at Veritas Homes and designer Ashley Campbell and featured in Mountain Living Magazine. At the heart of the compound lies a beautifully designed main lodge featuring a gourmet kitchen, dining and game room, as well as an upstairs loft space. Adorned with folding glass doors that overlook the river, the lodge opens onto a covered deck with heated dining space and a brand new hot tub. Trails meander from the lodge to the river's edge or to a stocked fishing pond with its own beachfront. Main lodge by a covered breezeway, to four distinctively appointed bedrooms which offer luxurious accommodations. Additionally, a charming historic log cabin, now serves as a yoga studio or workout room. Situated near the southern end of the property are two seasonal riverside glamping tent sites, a second residence that contains a rustic caretaker's barn with an upstairs apartment, a dedicated fly-tying room, as well as two separate 2-car garages – one of which doubles as a workshop. The meticulous owners have spared no expense in collaborating with the Army Corps of Engineers to enhance the river's habitat, creating a haven for anglers with world-class fly-fishing opportunities. Outdoor enthusiasts will delight in the nearby Priest Gulch hiking trails, Bear Creek hiking trails and creek, Boggy Draw mountain biking trails, as well as off-road jeep and dirt bike trails. Close by, the historic town of Rico offers unique shopping, restaurants and some additional trail and backcountry access. For winter sports enthusiasts, both Telluride and Durango offer exceptional skiing just a short distance away. Nearby Dolores has convenient shopping at the Dolores Market, numerous cafes and shops and the Dolores River Brewing Company. Whether used as a family retreat or managed by Vacation Rental Collective for short-term rentals, this property offers unparalleled opportunities for relaxation, recreation, and luxury living amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Colorado mountains.

Welcome to Gray Clay Ranch! Own a piece of Mancos history, where the West still lives. Weber Canyon offers a tranquil verdant respite of rugged landscape, watered by Weber creek, remote in feel … yet only 9 miles from town. This 80+-acre property, originally part of the Sydney Hadden farmstead, is composed of two 40+-acre parcels and borders the BLM lands on both sides of the valley to the east and west. - The charming 1830+- square foot custom two-bedroom log cabin (on tract 8), was built in the 1980’s and has been extensively updated while remaining true to historic character. While maintaining traditional details and western ambiance, it is now well appointed with modern amenities, due to the solar PV and other systems, The property includes other rustic sleeping cabins, plus several original settlers’ cabins and structures.- On the ground floor of the main cabin is a vaulted great room with a large dining area surrounded by windows, also a cozy den, a tiled ¾ bath and of course the ‘heart of the home’ … a large updated kitchen with modern conveniences yet still vintage. The two bedrooms are on the second level with another bathroom, complete with clawfoot tub and good closets! The warm character of the home is enhanced by hand-peeled logs and hardwood plank floors throughout. A covered front porch accents the authentic feel and is a perfect spot to relax and ‘listen to the quiet ’ or watch raptors soar. Both the cabin and pond are surrounded by deer fence to protect plantings and ornamental trees. - The property is entirely off-grid and serviced by its own PV system and high speed Starlink satellite internet. All the infrastructure is on Tract 8, where the log cabin is located. A new solar system was installed in 2023; panels, lithium batteries and inverter. The county kitchen was also renovated a year ago with wooden cabinets, stone countertops, stainless cook’s sink, new refrigerator, and commercial chefs stove, plus the original antique Holbrook Merrick wood-burning cast-iron cook stove. This tract also has its own domestic water well, septic system and irrigation from the ¾acre pond coming from Weber creek as it runs through the property. The naturalized landscape is covered by rabbitbrush and sage. - Other features across the two lots are a recent pole barn/garage with shop, two older storage sheds and three early settler cabins. On tract 9 are six 12x12 wooden sleeping cabins, a larger 12x24 wood cabin with full porch, and a bath/wash house with a gravity-fed cistern on the hill. There is no power or water to these cabins.~ NOTE: Road 41 is a county road, however it is NOT regularly maintained or plowed to Stagecoach Acres. It is only suitable for 4WD high-clearance vehicles and not recommended when wet. It may be usable on a year-round basis depending on weather and road conditions. - This is a very special property and a unique opportunity to own a piece of Weber Canyon and its rich history. The Hadden ranch, settled by one of the founding families of Webber and Mancos, was long held by the family until it became the staging area for the Bartel Stagecoach which brought visitors down canyon to experience a bit of 19th-century life. These are two of only 9 tracts inStagecoach Acres, which is at the dead-end of the canyon, and privately situated between BLM, Mesa Verde, Ute Mountain Reservation and National Forest lands, and dedicated to preserve the pristine environment of lower Weber Canyon. Residents also enjoy an exclusive shared trail down canyon to the Mancos River. - FYI: There is an additional 242-acres (1401 Road 41) owned by a separate entity to the north of these parcels. This acreage would complement the amenities and infrastructure of 1179 Road 41 with an option to own more pasture and hunting land that also have significant water rights and Weber Creek frontage. This acreage is currently part of a larger ranch to the North but offered separately. Call Listing Agent for more.

Nestled just 15 minutes south of the charming town of Mancos, Weber Creek Ranch spans approximately 1,057 acres of diverse terrain and beautiful landscapes. The property has substantial senior water rights allowing for irrigation of up to 180 acres of lush meadows that not only create a picturesque landscape, but also provide habitat for a variety of wildlife species, including elk, mule deer, and turkeys. Adjacent on the west side is thousands of acres of BLM land that is difficult to access other than through the ranch, providing a vast playground for outdoor adventures right out your doorstep. Additionally, the ranch features several ponds which have been traditionally stocked with multiple species of trout and have strong inflows and outflows, allowing for healthy fish populations throughout the year. Weber Creek runs year-round through the length of the property, almost two miles, and has also successfully held stocked trout. There are two barns/storage buildings on the property and there is significant irrigation infrastructure, including wheel lines, gated pipe, ditches and a modern drip irrigation system with ultrasonic flow meter and purification filters. The surrounding area has a rich history of once being the ancestral homeland of various Native American tribes and the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mesa Verde National Park, is only a short drive from the ranch. Whether you dream of creating a private oasis, embarking on unforgettable recreational pursuits, or embracing the tranquility of southwestern Colorado, this property promises an unforgettable experience deeply rooted in the legacy of the land's original stewards. The majority of the ranch has been placed under a conservation easement with the Montezuma Land Conservancy ensuring the land is protected for future generations. The easement does provide for building envelopes where a future owner would be able to construct a new residence for their enjoyment.