1.78-acre level parcel zoned R-MF offers prime multi-family development potential. Approx. 30,550 sq ft buildable on the east side, plus 9,400 sq ft on the west. Central utility easement ROW usable for some use of streets/parking. Adjacent to Lakewood open space, Gulch Trail with access to Denver trails, bus routes, and Sheridan & Lamar light rail. Affordable housing projects are exempt from Parkland Ordinance. Showings by appointment only. Co-listed with

1.31-acre level lot with good access, including a fire hydrant within 30 feet of the property for cheaper insurance costs. Fiber optic lines, underground electric lines, & utilities may require origination fees. Abuts open space with a wildlife corridor. Enjoy the convenience meets tranquility with the mountains of fun and historic Pueblo. This is truly one of the best building values along the Colorado Front Range. See for yourself!

Enjoy an area with mountain and plain views with underground utilities at the property line (origination fees may apply). Fire hydrant in place within 15 feet of the property for lower insurance costs. Build here, as it is easier here than in most areas of the Colorado Front Range. Plenty of past and present points of interest to see and do. Convenience meets tranquility with paved road access.

Valuable private Inholding of land surrounded by Roosevelt National Forest. Recreational land that can be used to camp on without the use of motorized vehicles. Additional use as a land exchange parcel by a General Land Exchange or Small Tract Act use parcel in many of the hundreds of USDA National Forests around the country, but preferably exchanged in the Roosevelt National Forest for better priority for land to trade for building encroachments, road access, and other boundary line reduction plans in the National Forest. There is a historic road with no deeded access to property, and road is too steep for any building permits in Boulder County. Maps available in MLS IRES Documents and pictures and/or by calling-texting-emailing agent.

Historic mining claim being one of the first claims to be claimed in the original Gold Rush with Survey No. 81. This is for recreational use (not a building site) of land for camping that is surrounded by Roosevelt National Forest, called an inholding. The highest and best use is for a Small Tract Act/General Land Exchange with the USDA Forest Service to convey land through sale, exchange or interchange ground for other boundary disputes within USDA National Forest Service lands. Maps available