No Place Like Home

Your new lifestyle begins with comfort and function.  Lonesome Pine's tastefully, updated home brings ease to mountain living.  Featuring 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and a loft, this ~2150 square foot mountain home is comfortable and welcoming.   The home has recently been updated with new carpet, wood flooring, tile, granite, warm wooden interior accents and much more.  The living room is cozy and the working fireplace is a mainstay for winter evenings.  With recent HVAC, electrical and plumbing updates, this home has improved functionality.  A soft water system, air conditioning and central heating and a cellar basement provide mechanical features of an urban home while the hot tub and large fire pit remind the owner, they are living the more rural, mountain dream.  Interested in building your dream home and turning the existing house into the perfect guest or airbnb getaway?  The property has several level building sites to choose your perfect location.

Attached to the home are other useful amenities.  Exit through the laundry room and enter into the finished and heated ~21x21 foot workshop adding about 400 square feet of finished space is useful for tinkering and project when the cooler days appear.  The interior is finished with log siding creating a functional and comfortable addition.  Beyond the workshop is an attached wood storage room and access to the chicken coop creating functionality for when the winter months arrive.  Finally, a greenhouse located in the rear of the home, provides year-round access to a temperate growing area useful for early seed starts expanding the mountain growing season significantly.  

Lonesome Pine is a stunning estate for sale and the yard and area immediately surrounding the home is no exception.   Exquisite blue spruce and an aspen grove shade the park-like setting of the front yard while the split rail fence, encloses a yard filled with flowers and shrubs that frame the mountain vistas.  During the summer "monsoon" months, the mountains begin to rumble and break into short, refreshing afternoon showers that lead to cool evenings perfect for grilling and relaxing.  It is a moving experience when you hear the the mountains rumble like gods riding through the summer afternoon sky.  Also during these months, the hummingbirds swarm the open wrap around porch while during the fall season, haunting, but beautiful elk bugles echo throughout the entire valley.  

When the spring planting and summer growing seasons arrives, plant starts from the greenhouse can be transplanted into the roughly 30x60 foot vegetable and cutting garden.  This feature is nestled next to the garage and a short joyful stroll from the gracious wrap around porch.  

Finally in the later summer and fall evenings, the best spot remains outside rather than indoors.   The rear of the house opens onto an expansive deck and a large fire pit perfectly suited for roasting marshmallows and making S'mores with friends and family.  

Detached from the house itself is an oversized 30x30 foot three car garage.  This newer structure was added to accommodate large trucks and toys useful for ranch life.  The interior is finished while the exterior is sided in log siding and natural stone complementing the house and surrounding structure.  A detached, oversized garden shed, complete with the signature red roof, could easily be converted into the "she-shed," art studio or man-cave.  

A chicken coop with both interior and exterior access in the rear of the house provide a safe place for the feathered friends to nest and lay eggs.  The nests are located inside and accessible through the interior woodshed preventing trudges through the snow during colder winter months to collect fresh eggs. 

Functional outbuildings are sturdy and utilitarian however they cohesively come together on the estate sharing stylish red metal roofs for longevity.  Even the cute duck house on the pond island sports this consistent touch.  

A functioning ranch wouldn't be compete without an oversized barn and stables.  Lonesome Pine estate's barn is a solid, approximately 40x60 foot two story structure poised near the orchard and corral.  The hay loft is expansive and capable of significant hay storage while still providing room for additional storage functionality.  Below a tack room is ready for equestrian needs while hay shoots from above drive food into the mangers below.  Covered stalls and pens complete the livestock quarters.  Cattle shoots and a fenced round pen (approximately 30 foot radius) are ideal for managing livestock.  

No estate would be complete without luxurious recreational vehicle (RV) access and Lonesome Pine estate doesn't disappoint.  The pull-through, covered, 10x36 RV site is amply sized for a large 5th wheel  or motorhome ideal for personal RV storage, shared-camping rental or for friends or family stopping through.  The site includes a 50-amp separately metered electrical hook-up making short or longer stays possible.