Ruth Pl

Three Adjacent Ruth Pl Lots with Greenhorn Views!

Listing Name: Ruth Pl

Size: 0.85 Acres

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Usage: Residential

Location: Colorado City, CO

Highlights

  • Three adjacent Colorado City lots
  • SR2 residential zoning
  • Manufactured-home path supported
  • Code-compliant tiny-home path
  • Ruth Pl dirt-road access
  • Greenhorn Mountain views
  • Lake Isabel nearby

Details

Stats

Property: Three adjacent Ruth Pl lots sold together

APNs: 47-354-24-085, 47-354-24-086, 47-354-24-087

County / State: Pueblo County, Colorado

Location: Ruth Pl, Colorado City / Rye area, CO 81069

GPS Center: Approximately 37.9103, -104.855

GPS Corners: NE 37.9104, -104.8546; SE 37.9099, -104.8547; SW 37.9102, -104.8554; NW 37.9105, -104.8554

Acreage: Approximately 0.85 acres; public records total roughly 0.80 to 0.81 acres

Subdivision / Lots: Colorado City Unit 24, Lots 300, 301, and 302

Zoning: SR2, Suburban Residential, High

Supported Residential Uses: Single-family, two-family, manufactured/HUD-code home, accessory dwelling, and code-compliant tiny-home paths subject to standards and approvals

Access: Ruth Pl dirt-road access; county-maintained road status reported

Terrain: Lightly wooded, brushy, sloped foothill terrain

Elevation: Approximately 6,220 to 6,240 feet

Water: Well or alternative water expected; buyer to verify CCMD tap/AOS availability

Sewer / Septic: Septic expected; buyer to verify feasibility and permits

Electric: Contact San Isabel Electric Association; poles reported north on Rosemoore Dr

Gas: No natural gas connection verified; verify propane-provider options

Waste: Verify Mountain Disposal or transfer-station/haul options

Annual Tax: $403.92 combined annual property tax, current through 2024

HOA / District: No HOA/POA located; buyer to verify CCMD covenants, architectural review, AOS, tap fees, and district rules

Disclosures

Terrain is brushy/lightly wooded and sloped. The slope can support views, but buyers should verify build pad, driveway, drainage, and grading feasibility.

Water, septic, and electric service are not installed or confirmed on the parcels. Buyer should verify any CCMD tap availability, well rules, septic feasibility, service extension, meters, easements, and connection costs.

RV living is not allowed on a vacant parcel outside an RV park. Camping/RV use is limited and generally requires a permanent residence or active construction/remodel permit with county approval.

No flood-zone or wetlands issue was found in the available property records, but buyers should independently verify FEMA/wetland status before development.

No located HOA/POA is shown, but Colorado City Metropolitan District references covenants, architectural review, and AOS/service-charge rules. Buyer should verify all CC&Rs, design review, tap fees, and district requirements.

Acreage varies by source: seller data totals 0.85 acres, while public records total roughly 0.80 to 0.81 acres.

The three parcels are separate platted lots. Any lot-line vacation, consolidation, or use as one combined homesite requires county/district verification and approval.

All information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed. Buyer must perform independent due diligence before purchase.

Buyer should verify property boundaries, zoning, permitted uses, building requirements, access, utilities, taxes, association rules, title, environmental conditions, and all permits with the appropriate county, township, association, utility, and professional sources.

Seller and marketer are not providing legal, financial, engineering, surveying, zoning, environmental, or tax advice.

Availability, pricing, and financing terms are subject to change until a written purchase agreement is fully executed. Financing is subject to seller approval.

Buyer is responsible for verifying all information with the County as to what can and can’t be done with the property. Buyer will need to work with the County to obtain the proper permits if needed. Buyer will also need to confirm the availability of any utilities.


Common Buying Options

On some properties, we are also able to offer the cash price with no interest if you are able to fully complete the purchase in 6 months or less. For this to work, we ask for 50% of the total cash price up front, and then you’ll have the following 5 months to pay the remaining 50% in whichever fashion works best for you (2 payments of 25% each, 5 payments of 10% each, 2 payments of 20% each and 1 of 10%, etc). The funds are held in escrow by a state licensed Title Agency until closing, so everyone is secure. Title will close the sale once the total purchase price has been paid.


Keep in mind that we are a small family business, we don’t pull a credit report and we don’t charge any origination or early payment fees… so we need to charge a somewhat higher interest rate and cannot offer the discounted cash price on seller financed sales. Our annual interest rate varies, but if you have other sources of financing we encourage you to investigate those options first because if you can bring outside financing, that will allow you to take advantage of the discounted cash price!

The down payment amount for most properties has been established at a level that allows for a traditional close – you will own the property at closing! The future monthly payments are secured by a Mortgage or Deed of Trust, depending on the state the property is in.

If the down payment required for a traditional close is a problem, on select properties we also offer a lease purchase option with a much lower up front cost. With this option, you don’t immediately own the property. However you will have the right to access and use it as vacant land, and you will be building credit monthly towards its eventual purchase.

The monthly payment amount and the number of payments are negotiable in either case! It will basically depend on how long will you need to complete the payoff.

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