Property Highlights

124.6-acre ranch adjacent to Crested Butte
Borders Gunnison National Forest and ski resort
Recreation Path runs through property
Three ponds for fishing and kayaking
Large 4,000 sq ft main residence
Separate guest house with two bedrooms

Overview

Diane Aronovic, Bluebird Real Estate, LLC, C: 970-209-0405, diane@dianehomes.com, www.crenmls.com: Sunflower Ranch is a remarkable 124.6 acre property in Gunnison County. It is adjacent to the town of Crested Butte, and shares a border with the Gunnison National Forest, where the ski area, Crested Butte Mountain Resort is located. There may be no other ranch of this size and caliber so conveniently situated near a major ski resort in Colorado. It's a 5 minute bike ride into town on the Recreation Path that connects the towns of Crested Butte and Mt Crested Butte, and in fact, the Rec Path is located on the Ranch property, there is a dedicated easement that allows the Rec Path to exist. Additionally, there are groomed Nordic trails on the Ranch in the winter for public use that are approved by the Ranch owner annually and optionally. Groomed access to the Nordic trails from the house is available. There is a conservation easement on 90 of the 124.6 acres so no permanent structures may be built on it, but private use is allowed. The property features 3 ponds which can be stocked for fishing, and used for kayaking, SUPing and canoeing. The Ranch includes a 4,000-square-foot main residence with four bedrooms (including a bunkroom) and four and a half bathrooms. A separate guest house offers two en-suite bedrooms, a spacious bunkroom, a full kitchen, and a comfortable living area, ideal for place for guests wanting both connectivity with the main house, and privacy Additionally, there is a barn on-site with ample storage and space to accommodate an RV. Because the Ranch lies within Gunnison County, outside of town limits and free from HOA restrictions, it offers greater flexibility in its use. Prospective buyers should consult Gunnison County regulations to explore potential options. The property also includes junior and senior water rights, along with five “A” water tap rights from the Saddle Ridge Water Company. The number of outbuildings that may be built on the ranch for non-residential use are unlimited. The current barn is being removed and a new one built that will have extra living space as well as a full bathroom. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a legacy ranch, one that can be cherished and passed down through generations.

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