luxury houses for sale Montezuma County, United States

Unbeatable opportunity - well maintained single level home with oversized detached garage just minutes from downtown Mancos, Mancos State Park, and the Chicken Creek Trail system on over 1.6 acres with no covenants. Home is move in ready while also providing a pallet for improvements and expansion. Home has been pre-inspected and just had a new roof installed July 2026. Enjoy views of the Mancos valley from the front porch located off the light and bright living room. The open concept floorpan effortlessly flows the living room, dining nook, and kitchen together. The floorpan allows for versatility with use, with a large bedroom at the north end of the home and the other two bedrooms on the opporite end. Current owners have combined the additional two bedrooms to fit their needs but can easily be separated again. The bathroom off the hall boosts a bidet, window and extensive counter space. The oversized detached 28'x30' garage, built in 2016, is the perfect spot for all your Colorado toys and even has 220v electric. Hot tub is currently in place for enjoyable year round use. With over 1.6 acres you can enjoy hikes around the property from your front door.

Experience refined riverfront living in this rare, handcrafted mountain retreat with main home and guest home both gracefully perched along the banks of the West Fork of the Dolores River. Set on a private one-acre parcel and bordered on three sides by National Forest, the main home is a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath residence (3800 SF) with a private 1 bedroom, 1 bath guest home (1650 SF) that offers a remarkable blend of seclusion, natural beauty, and effortless access to year-round outdoor adventure. From the moment you arrive, the home’s warmth and character are unmistakable. Thoughtfully designed with vaulted ceilings, expansive windows, and an inviting, well-appointed floor plan, the interior feels both grand and intimate. Generous living spaces create the perfect setting for gathering with family and friends, while quiet corners throughout the home invite peaceful moments overlooking the river. Custom materials sourced from local mills and as far away as Minnesota add depth, texture, and a distinctive sense of heritage — a subtle nod to craftsmanship rarely found today. Just steps from the main residence, you will find the matching guest home complete with a workshop and ample storage — ideal for hosting extended guests, renting to a caretaker or tenant, creating a private studio, or designing the ultimate mountain retreat space. Current owners have been operating a successful airb&b in the main home, while blocking out time to enjoy it themselves. The guest home has a long term caretaker renter in place. The flexibility and potential are as impressive as the setting itself. Outdoors, manicured lawns blend seamlessly with mature Douglas Fir, Spruce, Aspen, and Pine, creating a picturesque and private sanctuary. The soothing sound of the West Dolores River, the surrounding National Forest, and easy year-round access make this property as practical as it is enchanting. Elegant yet welcoming, secluded yet accessible, this exquisite Colorado mountain sanctuary offers a rare opportunity to live immersed in nature without sacrificing comfort or refinement.

Welcome to Gray Clay Ranch! Own a piece of Mancos history, where the West still lives. Weber Canyon offers a tranquil respite within a stunning 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 BLM lands on both sides of the valley. The charming 1830+- square foot custom two-bedroom / two bath log cabin (on Tract 8), was built in the 1980’s, and has been extensively updated while remaining true to its historic character. While maintaining traditional details and western ambiance, it is now well-appointed with modern amenities, due to the solar PV, Starlink, and other systems, The property also has several rustic studio cabins, plus some of the original settlers’cabins and structures. The ground floor of the main cabin offers a vaulted great room, surrounded by windows, with a comfortable living space featuring a wood-burning stove and a large dining area. There is also is a cozy den with a gas stove, 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 home is located. A new solar system was installed in 2023; panels, lithium batteries and inverter. The country kitchen was also renovated recently with wooden cabinets, stone countertops, stainless cook’s sink, new refrigerator, and commercial chef's 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 ¾ acre pond, coming from Webercreek as it runs through the property. The naturalized landscape is covered by rabbitbrush and sage. Other features across the two lots are a recently built pole barn/garage with shop, two older storage sheds and three early settler cabins. On Tract 9 there are six rustic 12x12 wooden shed-style structures, a larger 12x24 wood cabin with full porch, and a bath/wash house with a cistern above it on the hill that when filled provides gravity fed water. These are not considered living quarters, nor approved by the county for such. There is no well, septic, power or running water on this parcel. ~ 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 Haddenranch, 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 in Stagecoach Acres, which is a subdivision 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 a shared trail easement along Weber Creek down canyon to the Mancos River.