Don't miss this opportunity to purchase this highly visible land parcel in Idaho Springs. Just off I-70 and across from the Twin Tunnels, this land offering is over 60 acres for less than $10,000 per acre. With the existing multifamily zoning and access to public water and sewer, you could easily subdivide into several parcels to develop a portion and set aside the rest for recreation. This land is bordered by both National Forest and Clear Creek County Open Space parcels. The new bike path through Idaho Springs also goes right past this property so it is an amazing opportunity with easy access by car or bicycle! This parcel is within the Idaho Springs City limits and the city has confirmed that this parcel could easily be rezoned for recreational, commercial, or a variety of uses with a Planned Development zoning. The old logging roads through the property will lead you to several potential building areas including "the corral" area, which is about 2 acres of almost flat area which is perfect for building. The corral area is also just above the stream that runs through the northwest corner of the property. If you venture further into the heart of the property, you will find another potential building area with two sides, forming a heart-shaped amphitheater. If you clear some trees and let in the sun, this area would make a prime spot for a home or better yet, a gazebo for a resting spot along your own personal hiking or biking trail. The possibilities here are truly endless. Further up on the property, you will find another potential building area and further yet, you'll find some incredible rock outcroppings and even a small cliff suitable for climbing and bouldering. Whether you want to make this your own private outdoor mecca or create a public recreational getaway, you can find what you need on this property. Please call the listing agent for further details! See Google Earth project in video tour.

Listing courtesy of IRES

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