Two additional 80-acre parcels are also available.

 Both offer potential building sites with incredible views, southern exposure, rock outcroppings and grazing meadows. In fact, Saguache County allows dividing acreage into 40-acre plots without invoking subdivision regulations. Colorado water law permits domestic wells (as opposed to inhouse wells) on individual plots 35 acres or larger. So these 240-acres could readily be converted into six 40-acre tracts with water for gardens and livestock.

Parcel B lies directly east of the domestead parcel, sharing its eastern edge. This acreage contains a wonderful small ridge for a building site above a secluded meadow, and includes the top of a high ridge at its northeast corner. Both ridge areas are densely populated with pinon pine.

Parcel C lies directly south of Parcel B, sharing its southern edge. This acreage is mostly open grazing area. The eastern edge of both parcels B and C adjoin public BLM land, as do the northern borders of Parcel A and Parcel B. All eastern and northern borders adjoining BLM are fenced.

The full north-south length of Parcels B and C is 1 mile with a very gentle upward slope toward the north, possibly holding the potential for a landing strip for small aircraft.

Note: Position and orientation of road and contours shown above are rough sketches designed only to give approximate layout of the respective properties. Approximate elevation of dome (black X) is 8300 feet, 500 feet above the valley floor.