There's not many lots like this around - 41.47 acres with power at the cul-de-sac, more than a third is covered with pine and aspen trees and beautiful views of snowcapped mountains across several acres of pasture land. Year round access is available as it's entrance at the end of Hacienda Drive is between two properties in the Ranch of the Rockies subdivision. Hacienda is a county road maintained by Park County. Build your home at the edge of the woods and enjoy the deer meandering by as you sip your morning coffee in peace and quiet. Or take a walk in the woods in solitude, except for your pup of course. The property is unimproved - no well or septic system yet. Power is at the road but not yet on the property. Apply for a well permit from the Colorado Division of Water Resources; 40+ acres qualifies for a domestic well permit from the state. With a domestic well permit the water from the well can be used in a single family home, watering livestock and the irrigation of an acre of lawn and gardens. This property is not in an HOA but Park County Rules and Regulations do apply (https://www.parkcountyco.gov/189/Land-Use-Regulations). Being near the center of the state makes it close to all things Colorado - skiing, trophy trout fishing, hiking/biking/4 wheeling in Pike and San Isabel National Forests (an entrance is about four miles down the road ), white water rafting in the Arkansas River at Buena Vista or a day in the hot springs at Mt. Princeton. Oh so many fun things to do here. But if you just want to sit back and enjoy nature, there is no better place that right here. Plan to come see it soon as it probably won't be available very long. As I said at the beginning, there are not many properties like this one around.