10 Acre Horse Property with a Hand Hewn Log Home and a Refurbished Cabin- 991 County Rd. 791 Woodland Park, Colorado  Hand hewn log home plus a refurbished homestead cabin on 10 acres bordered by National Forest! Privacy & natural beauty surround you on this very unique Horse Property located just minutes from WPK. Beautiful log home is like new; enter from the wrap deck to a stunning great room with vaulted ceilings, tons of natural light, hardwood floors, remodeled kitchen with breakfast bar and kitchen pantry. The lower level has been completed with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath & a family room. The 1700 sq. ft. homestead cabin has been fitted with a new metal roof and has 3 bedrooms a kitchen, dining and a living room with fireplace plus a large deck. The property has 2 corrals and a loafing shed, 2-500 gal. propane tanks, a year round stream, domestic well and great views. Near Manitou Lake and the South Platte River with Gold Medal fishing and miles and miles of hiking/biking trails. Come and experience true Colorado living. Information Contact Information Pricing Asking Price: $624,500 Flexibility: Negotiable Homestead Cabin: Call Connie for Cabin Features Property Location 991 County 791 Rd. Woodland Park, Colorado 80863 Features Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 3 Year Built: 1995 Subdivision: NE Area of Teller County Lot Size: 10 Acres Garage Size: 2 Car Detached w/Workshop School District: Woodland Park RE-2 Square Footage: 2499 Agent Name: Connie Sims ans Steve Woelfle Broker: Keller Williams Clients Choice MLS #: 480392 Attributes Appliances Range/Oven Full Refrigerator Dishwasher Sink Disposal Microwave Satellite Interior Amenities Hardwood Floors Kitchen Island Vaulted Ceilings Wood Burning Stove Passive Solar Ceramic Tile Walkout Lower Level Exterior Amenities Secluded setting Tool Shed Loafing Shed Wood Deck 2 Corrals Mountain Views Year Round Stream Rock Outcroppings Borders National Forest Zoned for Horses
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