567 Tall Pine Place, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 - Archuleta County

Michael D Knapp, Best of Pagosa Springs, C: 970-903-3431, , Welcome to your dream ranch—perfectly tailored for horse lovers and those seeking serene country living with modern comforts. Nestled against the breathtaking backdrop of the Chalk Mountains, this beautifully maintained property offers expansive views, privacy, and functional elegance throughout. Designed with the equestrian in mind, the ranch includes run-in stalls, a corral, round pen, heated waterer, tack room, and ample hay storage—ideal for year-round horse care. After a day of riding, unwind around the outdoor fireplace and enjoy peaceful evenings under the stars. The main residence features 2 spacious bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, including a luxurious primary suite with a large walk-in closet and a spa-inspired bathroom boasting a deep soaking tub and a separate glass block shower. Oak hardwood flooring and Saltillo tile flow throughout, adding warmth and timeless Southwestern charm. The newly finished custom kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring high-end finishes, a butcher block island, hammered copper farm sink, microwave drawer, wine fridge, and abundant storage—perfect for both cooking and entertaining. For guests or potential rental income, the detached studio guest quarters provide a private and comfortable retreat. A separate building offers endless possibilities as an office, art studio, or workshop. Additional highlights include an oversized 3-car garage with workshop nook, plenty of storage, and thoughtful updates throughout. Whether you're an avid equestrian, creative professional, or simply in search of a peaceful retreat with panoramic mountain views, this exceptional property offers the perfect blend of functionality, comfort, and rustic luxury. Call today for a private tour of this must see property!

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