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Set within the prestigious Larkspur community, with the dramatic cliffs of Mt. Crested Butte rising beyond and Larkspur Lake at its doorstep, The Park at Larkspur introduces a thoughtful new approach to building in Crested Butte. This limited collection of six fully entitled homesites has been envisioned as more than vacant land—it is an opportunity to build with greater confidence, clarity, and efficiency. Rather than beginning the custom home process from the ground up, buyers have the option to move forward with an experienced development and construction team already assembled. Conceptual architectural studies have been prepared to demonstrate the vision and possibilities within the neighborhood, offering a streamlined path that removes many of the early hurdles associated with traditional custom homebuilding. Buyers also retain the flexibility to bring their own architect and builder or pursue an independent vision, subject to applicable design guidelines and approvals. With lot sizes ranging from approximately 0.28 to 0.37 acres and the ability to build residences of up to approximately 4,000 square feet, The Park at Larkspur offers a rare opportunity to create a home tailored to your lifestyle. All infrastructure, utilities, and entitlements are already in place, allowing construction to begin without the uncertainty often associated with raw land. For those seeking an even more seamless experience, an experienced design-build team is available with developer terms, creating an efficient path from homesite purchase to completed residence. The setting is equally compelling. Walking trails wind throughout the surrounding landscape, while The Club at Crested Butte and its Robert Trent Jones Jr.–designed championship golf course are just minutes away. Downtown Crested Butte—with acclaimed restaurants, galleries, shops, and historic charm—is less than a five-minute drive, creating a rare balance between mountain serenity and vibrant community life. Start your morning with a game of pickleball, take a bike ride into town, and spend your afternoons relaxing at the lake, where the family can paddleboard or fish along the shoreline—all just steps from your door. Homesite 2 enjoys one of the premier locations within this exclusive enclave, backing to open space with sweeping views across Larkspur Lake toward the Town of Crested Butte, Red Lady, and Whetstone Mountain. Just a short stroll leads to the Larkspur Pavilion and the lake's shoreline, where peaceful mornings, fishing, paddleboarding, and year-round recreation become part of everyday life. Adding to the community's appeal, a collection of thoughtfully planned common area improvements is scheduled for completion in 2026. Residents will enjoy a private open-air pavilion designed for neighborhood gatherings, enhanced shoreline access for fishing and lake access, new trail connections linking homes to the tennis and pickleball courts, a convenient resident restroom, and additional parking serving the playground and recreational amenities. Together, these enhancements reinforce the community's commitment to an active, connected mountain lifestyle. What sets The Park at Larkspur apart is not a required build package, but a thoughtfully established framework. Site planning, architectural vision, and an experienced development team have already been brought together, allowing buyers to move from land ownership toward construction with greater certainty if they choose. For those who have struggled to choose between the freedom of purchasing a vacant homesite and the simplicity of buying a completed home, The Park at Larkspur offers a compelling third option: the flexibility to create something uniquely your own, supported by a proven team and a process designed to make building in the mountains more predictable, efficient, and enjoyable.

Imagine the chance to own one of the rarest types of properties: a significant close-in estate where land, views, and proximity coexist. Cow Camp combines a remarkable main residence and guest home with 17+ acres less than one-half mile from downtown Crested Butte and approximately one mile from the ski mountaincreating a ranch-estate experience that becomes increasingly difficult to replicate over time. ***** Set above the protected Slate River valley, Cow Camp Homestead offers a rare combination of acreage, proximity, views, and long-term flexibility. Encompassing 17.34 acres across three parcels, the property provides privacy, scale, and opportunity otherwise unavailable this close to town. ***** The land defines the opportunity. Open meadows, protected view corridors, and the surrounding Slate River valley create a setting that feels expansive and permanent, while still a short walk or ride from Crested Buttes historic core. Secured water rights and augmentation infrastructure an increasingly scarce asset in the valley support long-term confidence in ownership. Entitlements in place for three additional structures allow unusual flexibility for a multi-generational compound or long-term family retreat. The homestead includes a newly constructed main residence and thoughtfully restored guest home totaling more than 10,900 heated square feet, designed to support multi-generational living and long-term enjoyment. Expansive mountain views, seamless indoor-outdoor living, and multiple gathering spaces create a setting equally suited for quiet retreat or large-scale entertaining. ***** Completed in 2024, the main residence was designed by Sunlit Architecture and built by Hargrove & Kidd with an emphasis on durability, livability, and refined mountain craftsmanship. The original barn was completely rebuilt and finished in 2019, creating a beautifully independent guest home ideal for hosting family, friends, or clients. With infrastructure, utilities, and finished construction already complete, the property is ready for immediate enjoyment without the time, complexity, and uncertainty of building in Crested Butte today. The opportunity to assemble this combination of land, location, and craftmanship would be extraordinarily difficult to replicate. Land, location, water, and proximity that cannot be recreated paired with structures built with the same standard of conviction.