lands with terrace for sale Crested Butte, United States

The homesite at 320 Gothic Avenue is a rare offering of an in-Town building lot close to Coal Creek on the prized west side of Crested Butte. This standard building lot provides a level homesite with convenient alley access to the garage, providing more home design latitude. Complete architectural plans prepared by Crested Butte architect Andrew Hadley are included with the purchase. The property is situated on the quiet cul-de-sac portion of Gothic Avenue only 100’ from Coal Creek. Set amid a collection of attractive homes, the block is built out providing an owner the opportunity for a new home project taking advantage of prime views with no other nearby construction projects. Downtown Crested Butte shops and restaurants are only 2 blocks away. A high-quality West Side building lot like this is a seldom seen opportunity to create a new home in the heart of Crested Butte.

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.

Some parcels just have it — and this 35.1-acre homesite in Red Mountain Ranch is one of them. Much of the hard work is already done. A roughed-in driveway winds up through the trees with a point of entry that will stop you in your tracks, leading to a cleared building site with plans already drawn for a garage and accessory dwelling. You're not starting from scratch — you are picking up where good planning left off. Water is everything, and this homesite has that too. A permitted well is already drilled and producing 10 gallons per minute upon last report — the kind of detail that separates a good piece of ground from a great one. Tucked toward the lower end of Red Mountain Ranch, the drive in is honest and manageable, without giving up an inch of the views Red Mountain is known for. The panoramas from this site rank among the best in Gunnison County/Crested Butte, and that's saying something. Come walk it. The land speaks for itself.

Tucked among mature aspens and open meadows, 2177 Aspen Mountain Road offers sweeping views of Crested Butte's iconic peaks in one of the most peaceful settings at the Reserve on the East River. The building envelope is already established, with a driveway and well in place—ready for your dream mountain home. Just five minutes downhill, owners enjoy access to fly fishing on the East River, private trout ponds and the community's lodges. The Reserve spans 1,500 acres of pristine, private mountain landscape bordered by National Forest, with two miles of exclusive East River frontage for world-class fly fishing and an extensive trail network for hiking and horseback riding. An on-site equestrian facility with stables and paddocks makes boarding effortless, while winter brings cross-country skiing and snowshoeing right out your door. The common Lodge and Guest House provide an ideal gathering place for family and friends. Located in the East River Valley west of Highway 135, the Reserve sits about eight miles south of Crested Butte and 20 miles north of Gunnison's jet-served airport—offering true mountain seclusion with convenient access.