Rugged landscapes stretch across this 2.5-acre property in San Luis, Colorado, with amazing mountain views and desert vibes. The land is flat, but some shrubs and cacti will need to be cleared before building or camping. Well-maintained dirt road provides easy access.
Wild Horse Mesa, Colorado, got its name from the wild horses that historically roamed the area. The mesa, located in the San Luis Valley near the town of San Luis, was home to herds of mustangs, descendants of Spanish horses brought to North America centuries ago. These free-roaming horses thrived in the rugged terrain, giving the area its distinctive name. Today, Wild Horse Mesa remains known for its stunning views, remote beauty, and occasional sightings of wild horses.
Flat Land, With Power
The land is mostly level, making it a good choice for building or camping once some vegetation is cleared. Power lines run one street away, but electrical boxes are not yet installed. Water is not connected, but you can apply for a well permit for $100 and hire a driller to install one
Private and Peaceful
No houses nearby, giving you space and privacy. Cell service is limited, so it is a quiet place to unplug and enjoy the outdoors.
Good for Camping and Future Building
This land is great for camping, a weekend escape, or a future home. Minimum of 600 sqft. Mobile homes, RVs, and camping are allowed, but there are restrictions. Camping and RVs are limited to 14 days every 3 months, and full-time RV living is not permitted. Cargo containers and tire houses are not allowed for building.
Access and Utilities
- Well-maintained dirt road runs next to the property
- Power lines one street away (no electrical boxes)
- No water connections available
- Flat land but needs shrubs and cacti removed for use
Why This Land
- No close neighbors, quiet and private
- Mountain views in every direction
- Easy to reach by dirt road
- Plenty of space for building, camping, or investment
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Wild Horse Mesa, about 12 miles south of San Luis, covers 75 square miles and is home to around 150 wild mustangs. These horses are descendants of those brought by Spanish explorers in the 1500s. The area is rich in history, from early Spanish expeditions to the cultural traditions of San Luis. The rugged beauty of the mesa provides a unique connection to the past while offering a peaceful retreat today
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Be alone off the grid with the wildlife, star-filled night sky, and panoramic views. Unwind from a busy work week in silence and pure relaxation. If this sounds like what you’ve been looking for get in touch to start the process today!
- San Luis, CO – 26 min (11.7 miles)
Pueblo, CO – 2 h 10 min (120 miles)
Colorado Springs, CO – 2 h 49 min (165 miles)
Denver, CO – 3 h 57 min (233 miles)
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Explore the Outdoors in San Luis, Colorado:
- Hike to the Stations of the Cross Shrine: Embark on a spiritual journey or simply enjoy a peaceful hike up the mesa to this beautifully crafted shrine. The walk offers serene views and a moment of reflection, with the Sangre de Cristo Mountains as a backdrop.
Fishing at Sanchez Reservoir: Cast your line in the tranquil waters of Sanchez Reservoir. It’s a favorite spot for catching northern pike, carp, and catfish while soaking in the stunning mountain views.
Wildlife Watching: The surrounding areas are teeming with wildlife, offering opportunities to spot elks, deer, and a variety of birds. Bring your binoculars and enjoy the abundance of nature that San Luis has to offer.
Culebra Peak Hiking: For the more adventurous, hiking Culebra Peak presents a challenging yet rewarding experience. It’s one of Colorado’s fourteeners, offering breathtaking views from the top. - San Luis Cultural Center: Visit the cultural center to explore the town’s rich history, arts, and traditions. The center features exhibits, artifacts, and stories that paint a vivid picture of the area’s cultural heritage.
Fort Garland Museum: A short drive from San Luis, this historic fort tells the story of the military’s role in the settlement of the San Luis Valley. It’s home to fascinating exhibits and living history demonstrations.
Historic Architecture Walking Tour: Take a stroll through San Luis and admire the blend of old and new architecture, which reflects the town’s storied past and resilient spirit.
Community Events
San Luis Peoples Market: Engage with the local community by visiting the San Luis Peoples Market. It’s a great place to purchase local crafts, fresh produce, and handmade goods, offering a taste of the local lifestyle and cuisine.
Engage with Nature.
PRICING:
Discount Cash Price: $4,999.00 plus $399 Non-refundable document fee, or alternatively…
Owner Financing Price: $5,999, Only a $600 down payment required!! ($399 Non-refundable document fee plus $201 in equity toward the property) Payment as low as $149 per month.
- We are a small family business. Because our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to create memories for years to come we are flexible and can make this property fit any budget. We offer owner financing with a land contract. We will transfer with a warranty deed and always guarantee a clean title.
- Contact Kristy Limon today!
