San Luis North, 3.9 Acres, $139 Dn
Jasper Rd : San Luis, CO 81152
Costilla County, Colorado
Lot Description
Welcome to 3.89 acres of genuine Colorado high-country freedom in San Luis North Estates, Costilla County - a square parcel of gently shrubbed rural terrain at 8,126 to 8,155 feet above sea level, accessed directly from county-maintained Jasper Road, sitting just 9 minutes and 5 miles from San Luis, the oldest incorporated town in Colorado.
This is Filing 5, Block 4, Lot 18 - a self-contained square parcel with confirmed GPS corners, a 5.5% average slope, Re-Residential zoning, and one of the most straightforward off-grid development profiles available in Costilla County today. Annual property taxes run $83.04. No HOA. No architectural review. No mandatory dues of any kind. A three-year building permit window gives you the time to plan, finance, and build at a pace that actually works for your life - not the bank's timeline. And with owner financing starting at $139 down and no credit check, there is no reason to wait for the bank's approval in the first place.
San Luis North Estates sits at the southern end of the San Luis Valley, where the Sangre de Cristo Mountains rise to the east and the open valley floor stretches west toward the San Juan range on the horizon. San Luis itself - five miles south - is the oldest continuously inhabited town in Colorado, with 400 years of Hispanic heritage, the Stations of the Cross Shrine on the hill above town, and the kind of authentic cultural identity that no resort developer can manufacture. Fort Garland, with its gas stations, grocery, and hardware access, is 15 minutes north via Route 159. Alamosa - the full-service regional hub with a hospital, Walmart, and Home Depot - is under an hour west.
For the buyer who has been waiting to own self-sufficient land in Colorado without paying resort prices, without an HOA dictating what your property looks like, and without a banker deciding whether you qualify - this parcel is the answer.
The Off-Grid Homesteader's Case For This Land
The self-sufficient lifestyle does not require perfection - it requires the right foundation. This parcel provides that foundation.
Three-point-eight-nine acres of square, gently sloped terrain gives you room to site a structure, plan a garden, position a solar array to face south, set back a septic system, and still have land left over. At 8,126 feet, you are above the summer heat and inside the solar-production sweet spot - Costilla County sits in one of the highest solar irradiance zones in the continental United States, with approximately 340 sunshine days per year. Small residential wind generators are permitted, providing a hybrid energy option during overnight and storm periods. You own the power. No utility bill ever arrives.
Well depths in the San Luis North Estates area run 150 to 350 feet - within the range that makes water independence both practical and financially achievable. At current drilling rates, a complete well installation including pump, pressure tank, and electrical runs $10,000 to $15,000 at this depth range - and once it is in the ground, you own the water. Water hauling to a cistern is a practical interim step while your development plans solidify: the water department in Alamosa charges a nominal rate per 500 gallons of potable water, and hauling costs can bridge the gap between land acquisition and permanent well installation.
RE-Residential zoning allows single-family homes of 600 square feet or larger, manufactured homes (1979 or newer, Hud-Certified), and modular homes - the full range of primary structure types appropriate for a self-sufficient homestead. A permit is required before construction begins, and the permit runs for three years with renewal options. Take your time. Build what you actually want. The land will be here.
Propane provides heating, cooking, and hot water - portable or buried tanks, available throughout the region. Starlink satellite internet delivers broadband performance from every elevation in Costilla County, connecting you to the world without connecting you to a utility grid. On 3.89 acres at 8,100 feet, self-sufficiency is not an aspiration. It is a practical plan.
Property Highlights At A Glance
Parcel: Filing 5, Block 4, Lot 18 - San Luis North Estates
Apn: 70705460
Legal Description: S.L.N.E. Filing 5 Blk 4 Lot 18
Address: Jasper Rd, San Luis, CO 81152
County: Costilla County, Colorado
GPS Center: 37.246806, -105.441694
Gps NE Corner: 37.247556, -105.441583
Gps SE Corner: 37.246550, -105.440692
Gps SW Corner: 37.246092, -105.441956
Gps NW Corner: 37.246828, -105.442728
Parcel Size: 3.89 acres
Shape: Square
Slope: 5.5% average (2.1% min / 13.0% max)
Elevation: 8,125.9 ft - 8,154.8 ft above sea level
Terrain: Gently shrubbed rural terrain
Flood Zone: Zone X - outside mapped floodplain
Wetlands: Wetland features noted on parcel; buyers should verify extent and placement impact with Costilla County planning prior to development
Road Access: Jasper Rd - dirt, county-maintained, legal access confirmed
Zoning: RE - Residential, Costilla County
Single-Family Home: Yes - 600 sq ft minimum
Manufactured Home: Yes - 1979 or newer, Hud-Certified
Modular Home: Yes
Mobile Home: Yes - 1979 or newer, county-compliant
Tiny Home: No - 600 sq ft minimum applies
Time Limit to Build: 3 years from permit issuance
Camping: Yes - 14 days every 3 months
RV Use: Yes - 14 days every 3 months; permitted RV during construction with septic
Full-Time RV: Not permitted without permanent dwelling
Solar: Permitted
Wind Generator: Permitted - small residential
Propane: Permitted - portable or buried
Short-Term Rentals: Yes
HOA: None
Annual Taxes: $83.04 (2025) - current, no back taxes, no liens
San Luis, CO: 9 min / 5.0 miles
Fort Garland, CO: 15 min / 12.8 miles
Alamosa, CO: approx. 44 min / 37 miles
Cash Sale Price: $7,499 (reduced from $8,999)
Owner Financing: From $139 down - no credit check, no bank required
Location And Setting
San Luis - Colorado's Oldest Town, 9 Minutes South: San Luis, established in 1851 and the oldest continuously incorporated municipality in Colorado, sits just 9 minutes and 5 miles south of this parcel. The town is not a tourist facsimile of the West - it is the real thing: 400 years of continuous Hispanic land-grant heritage, the Stations of the Cross Shrine (a 14-station bronze sculpture trail culminating at a hilltop chapel with sweeping views of the valley), local restaurants serving authentic New Mexican and Southern Colorado cuisine, a medical clinic, gas stations, and a community identity rooted in the oldest ranching and farming traditions in Colorado. The weekly farmers market in season provides a direct connection to local growers. For buyers who want to live near a community with genuine cultural depth rather than a manufactured resort experience, San Luis is an irreplaceable asset.
San Acacio - 13 Minutes: The historic village of San Acacio, 13 minutes and 9 miles east, is home to Mission San Acacio - Colorado's oldest standing church, built in the 1860S. The village anchors the eastern valley against the Sangre de Cristo foothills and serves as a quiet reminder of the deep roots that define this region's character.
Fort Garland - 15 Minutes North: Fort Garland, 15 minutes and 12.8 miles north via Route 159, provides the practical day-to-day services that a rural landowner needs: gas (Conoco 9 minutes, 5 miles), grocery, post office, and the Fort Garland Museum and Cultural Center - the restored 1858 military outpost where Kit Carson served as commanding officer.
Alamosa - Under 1 Hour West: The regional hub of the San Luis Valley. San Luis Valley Health hospital, Walmart Supercenter, Home Depot, Adams State University, and full urban services accessible in under an hour for medical appointments, major supply runs, and travel connections.
Road Access - Jasper Road: The parcel fronts Jasper Road, a county-maintained dirt road connecting the San Luis North Estates subdivision to Route 159 and the broader regional highway network. Legal access is confirmed. Routes 142 and 159 are the primary highway connections for the area.
Major City Access:
Colorado Springs - 2 hr 22 min / 150 miles northeast
Santa Fe, NM - 2 hr 36 min / 133 miles south
Denver - approximately 4 hours north via Us-160 and I-25
Zoning And Permitted Uses
RE - Residential Zoning, Costilla County: This parcel carries Costilla County's Re-Residential designation - a genuine residential zoning classification that supports the full range of single-family dwelling types and off-grid development strategies. No HOA. No mandatory architectural review. No deed restrictions beyond county zoning. Your land use decisions belong to you.
Single-Family Home: Build a site-built home of 600 square feet or larger. No maximum size restriction. Build the retirement cabin, the homestead house, or the full-scale primary residence your situation calls for.
Manufactured Home: Manufactured homes are permitted - 1979 or newer, Hud-Certified. A quality modern manufactured home is one of the most cost-effective paths to permanent occupancy on off-grid rural land. Delivery, installation, and utility hookup on a parcel like this is a well-understood process in Costilla County.
Modular Home: Permitted. Modular construction offers the design flexibility of site-built homes with the factory-quality advantage of controlled manufacturing conditions - an increasingly popular option for off-grid buyers who want custom layouts at predictable costs.
Mobile Home: Permitted - 1979 or newer, county-compliant standards apply.
Three-Year Building Window: Building permits run for three years with renewal options. This is one of the most generous build timelines available in Colorado's residential zoning landscape - long enough to plan properly, save up for materials, and phase the project without artificial deadline pressure.
Camping and RV During Development: Camping is permitted for 14 days every 3 months. RV use follows the same 14-day per 3-month rule for recreational stays. For buyers who plan to be on-site during construction, the county allows RV living during the build phase with the appropriate permit and an installed septic system - a practical arrangement that keeps you on your land while the permanent structure takes shape.
Solar and Wind Energy: Both solar panels and small residential wind generators are explicitly permitted. On 3.89 acres at 8,100 feet in Colorado's highest solar irradiance county, off-grid energy independence is not a workaround - it is the natural choice.
Short-Term Vacation Rentals: Permitted per county. Once a dwelling is placed and utilities are established, the proximity to the Rio Grande corridor, Great Sand Dunes, the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness, and the San Luis Valley's growing recreational profile creates genuine short-term rental demand.
No HOA - No Dues, No Oversight, No Restrictions Beyond County Zoning: San Luis North Estates has no homeowners association. There are no mandatory fees, no enforcement committee, and no governing body reviewing your improvement plans. Build what the county permits, when you are ready to build it.
Recreational Opportunities
Rio Grande River - World-Class Fishing, 30-40 Minutes: The Rio Grande flows through the heart of the San Luis Valley approximately 30 to 40 minutes from this parcel. Gold Medal trout water designations on certain reaches reward fly anglers with brown trout exceeding 20 inches in the deeper pools and runs. The relatively remote location and difficult wading conditions keep pressure lighter than comparable Front Range rivers. Public BLM walk-in access points along the river provide reliable entry for anglers without riverfront property of their own.
Great Sand Dunes National Park - 45 Minutes: North America's tallest sand dunes - some rising more than 750 feet - set against the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in one of the most visually extraordinary landscapes in the American West. Sand sledding, sandboarding, seasonal wading in Medano Creek, backcountry hiking, and International Dark Sky Park stargazing. Over 600,000 visitors annually. Owning land within 45 minutes of Great Sand Dunes is a structural long-term location advantage.
Sangre de Cristo Wilderness - 30 Minutes: Two hundred twenty thousand acres of pristine backcountry immediately east of the valley. Over 100 miles of maintained trails, alpine lakes, wilderness ridgelines, and remote high-country basins. Zapata Falls - a 30-foot waterfall through a narrow rock canyon - is 45 minutes from the property and one of the region's most rewarding short hikes.
GMU 83 Elk Hunting - Costilla County: This parcel sits within Game Management Unit 83, home to the Trinchera elk herd - an estimated 7,000 animals. Over-the-counter bull elk licenses are available for the second and third rifle seasons without a draw. No limited-draw tag required. Mule deer, pronghorn, and upland birds round out the hunting portfolio.
Rio Grande National Forest - 45 Minutes: 1.86 million acres of national forest surrounding the San Luis Valley on three sides - unlimited dispersed camping, hundreds of miles of hiking and ATV routes, and fishing access to the upper river tributaries above the valley floor.
Wolf Creek Ski Area - 2.5 Hours: Colorado's snowiest ski resort. 430 inches of annual snowfall. Legendary powder terrain at reasonable prices - a world-class ski day within half a tank of gas from San Luis North Estates.
Dark Sky Stargazing - Every Night: San Luis Valley sits at Bortle Class 2 to 3 - among the best stargazing conditions in the continental United States. At 8,100 feet on 3.89 acres with no neighbors blocking the horizon, the Milky Way is not an occasional treat. It is a nightly certainty.
Stations of the Cross Shrine - San Luis, 9 Minutes: The pilgrimage trail in San Luis is one of the most culturally distinctive destinations in southern Colorado - 14 stations of bronze sculptures along a hillside trail culminating at a hilltop chapel with sweeping views of the valley. It is a five-minute drive from this parcel's nearest town and a compelling reason San Luis draws repeat visitors from across the Southwest.
Wildlife And Natural Environment
Big Game in the Southern Valley: The southern San Luis Valley corridor, where this parcel sits between the valley floor and the Sangre de Cristo foothills, is active elk and mule deer country. Elk from GMU 83's Trinchera herd move seasonally between summer mountain ranges and winter valley feeding grounds - herds of 50 to 100 animals appear regularly on the valley grasslands during late fall and winter. Mule deer browse year-round as permanent residents, visible from the property during morning and evening hours.
Avian Diversity - Raptor Corridor and Crane Migration: The San Luis Valley channels one of North America's major raptor migration corridors. Golden eagles, red-tailed hawks, and Swainson's hawks patrol the open terrain daily. The sandhill crane migration peaks in March and October - tens of thousands of birds moving through the valley in concentrated waves, visible from any high ground in the area. Birdwatchers document over 200 species in the valley annually.
Rio Grande Corridor Wildlife: The Rio Grande's cottonwood gallery and willow thickets, 30 to 40 minutes west, support river otters, beavers, mink, great blue heron, belted kingfisher, and a diverse waterfowl population. The cottonwood corridors also provide critical winter cover for white-tailed deer.
Small Mammals and Predators: Jackrabbits, cottontails, prairie dogs, coyotes, and the occasional black bear or mountain lion complete the picture. The ecosystem here operates at full scale - not the degraded remnant common to more developed regions.
Utilities And Off-Grid Living
Power - Off-Grid Solar and Wind: The nearest power line is across Highway 159 to the northeast - grid extension to this parcel would require running lines at the buyer's expense. The practical and economically superior path is an off-grid solar system, and the conditions here are exceptional. Costilla County receives approximately 340 sunshine days annually and sits in one of the highest solar irradiance zones in the United States. A 5 to 10 kW solar array with lithium battery storage powers a full off-grid homestead - refrigeration, lighting, electronics, power tools, water pumping - reliably across all four seasons. Small residential wind generators are explicitly permitted, providing a hybrid energy option that captures production during overnight and storm periods when solar output drops. Together, solar and wind create a year-round power system with genuine redundancy.
Water - Well Drilling: No water source is currently on site. Well drilling is permitted and standard throughout San Luis North Estates. Average well depths in the area range from 150 to 350 feet - a range that makes water independence achievable and financially predictable. At approximately $35 per foot in drilling costs, a complete well installation at the area average runs $10,000 to $15,000, including pump, pressure tank, and electrical connection. Once drilled, you own your water supply - no monthly utility bill, no service interruptions, no meter. Water hauling to a cistern provides a practical interim solution while a permanent well is being permitted and installed.
Sewer - Septic System: A conventional septic system is required for permanent occupancy. Costilla County planning manages permits and site evaluation. Standard leach field designs are used throughout the subdivision. Septic installation is a known cost - budget $5,000 to $8,000 for a complete system - that most buyers schedule independently of their primary structure timeline.
Propane - Heating and Cooking: No natural gas service is available. Propane is the standard fuel for heating, cooking, and on-demand hot water throughout San Luis North Estates and the surrounding area. Portable or buried propane tanks are both permitted. Local propane providers serve the region with established delivery routes.
Internet - Starlink Satellite Broadband: Starlink delivers genuine broadband speeds throughout Costilla County without physical infrastructure requirements. At 8,100 feet with unobstructed sky view, Starlink performance is consistent and reliable year-round. Remote workers, retirees staying connected, and buyers managing their homestead build from a distance all benefit from the connectivity that Starlink has brought to rural Colorado.
Waste Removal: Private waste hauler arrangement or transfer station. Contact the county for current service providers in the San Luis North Estates area.
Climate And Terrain
8,100 Feet - Four Seasons, No Oppressive Heat: At 8,100 feet in the southern San Luis Valley, this parcel sits above the summer heat that makes lower-elevation Colorado living increasingly uncomfortable during July and August. Afternoon highs during the peak summer months reach the mid-70s Fahrenheit, with nights dropping to the 40s. No air conditioning required. Winter brings cold temperatures and snow - the high desert climate at this elevation is genuine four-season country, with crisp, clear winters and springs that transition rapidly into productive outdoor season.
Terrain Detail: The parcel is square - approximately equal dimensions in all directions - with an average slope of 5.5%, ranging from a minimum of 2.1% to a maximum of 13.0%. Gently shrubbed rural terrain at this elevation means native bunch grasses, piñon, juniper, and brush, with the characteristic open-sky views of the San Luis Valley stretching to the west. The gentle slope is sufficient for natural drainage without creating construction complications; a 5.5% average slope is a favorable foundation characteristic. Flood Zone X confirms the parcel is outside the mapped floodplain. Wetland features are noted on the parcel in the due diligence report - buyers should verify the extent and location of any wetland areas with Costilla County planning prior to placing structures or beginning septic permitting, as wetlands may affect structure placement and setback requirements.
Solar Resource: At 8,100 feet in Costilla County, thin air and minimal cloud cover combine to produce solar irradiance levels that commercial solar developers have documented and exploited - the San Luis Valley has seen major utility-scale solar installations precisely because the resource is exceptional. Residential off-grid systems at this elevation consistently outperform coastal-region and lower-elevation systems of equivalent panel capacity.
Investment And Growth Potential
$83.04 Per Year to Hold - The Math on Waiting: Annual property taxes of $83.04 represent a holding cost that makes patience essentially free. No HOA dues. No special assessments. No metro district. Total annual carrying cost on vacant land - taxes and a minimal liability policy - comes to under $125 per year. For a land banking buyer, Costilla County acreage is one of the cheapest positions to carry in Colorado while waiting for appreciation to mature.
Pre-Discovery Pricing in a Recognized Recreation Region: The San Luis Valley has attracted growing national attention as Front Range buyers seek affordable land with genuine recreational access and the natural beauty that Colorado is known for. Properties near the Rio Grande, Great Sand Dunes, and the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness trade at premiums in adjacent markets. San Luis North Estates acreage remains priced at entry-level Colorado values - that discrepancy between recreational value and asking price is the opportunity.
Colorado Population Growth and Climate Migration: Colorado's population has grown 15% in the last decade with no signs of slowing. Climate refugees from California, Arizona, and Texas are arriving with equity from coastal markets and looking for affordable land at elevation. Eight thousand feet, a cultural community in San Luis, and proximity to world-class outdoor recreation is exactly the profile this migration wave is looking for. The San Luis Valley has not yet reached the recognition of Summit or Eagle counties - that gap is the investment thesis.
San Luis Cultural Anchor - A Durable Location Premium: San Luis is not a seasonal community. It is a 400-Year-Old town with permanent residents, a functioning economy, and irreplaceable cultural identity. Proximity to that kind of authenticity has measurable value in a market where buyers are increasingly looking for substance over scenery. The Stations of the Cross Shrine alone draws pilgrims and visitors from across the Southwest year-round.
Short-Term Rental Potential: Once a dwelling is established, the proximity to Great Sand Dunes National Park, the Rio Grande Gold Medal fishery, and GMU 83 hunting creates consistent demand for rural Colorado accommodation. Short-term vacation rentals are permitted per county. The growing glamping and off-grid travel market rewards properties with elevation, dark skies, and authentic western character - all of which this parcel delivers.
Your Three Paths To Ownership - No Credit Check, No Bank Required
Option 1 - Cash Purchase
Best Total Value - Immediate Full Ownership
Cash Sale Price: $7,499 (reduced from $8,999)
Down Payment: $249
Documentation Fee: $249
Total Due Today: $498
Conveyance: Recorded Warranty Deed after closing
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Option 2 - Super Saver Financing
Best Value With Financing - Fastest Path to Full Ownership
Monthly Payment: $295.59
Loan Term: 2.5-Year Super Saver Plan
Total Monthly Payments: $279 x 30 months
Down Payment: $279
Documentation Fee: $249
Total Due Today: $528
Own your Colorado land free and clear in 2.5 years.
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Option 3 - Easy Financing
Lowest Entry Point - Start for $388 Today
Monthly Payment: $155.17
Loan Term: 6.5-Year Easy Financing Plan
Total Monthly Payments: $139 x 78 months
Down Payment: $139
Documentation Fee: $249
Total Due Today: $388
Nearly 4 acres of Colorado mountain land for $139 down. $155 a month.
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All Three Plans Include:
No Credit Check - Your credit score is not a barrier.
No Bank Involvement - No applications, no appraisals, no denials.
No Prepayment Penalties - Pay off early at any time, no cost.
Simple Process - Reserve today. Ownership transfers in 1-2 business days.
Perfect For Buyers Who Want
Off-Grid Freedom: 3.89 acres at 8,100 feet, solar and wind permitted, 150-350 ft well depths, no HOA, no utility grid required - a complete platform for self-sufficient Colorado living.
The Oldest Town in Colorado Next Door: San Luis, 9 minutes south - 400 years of authentic Hispanic heritage, the Stations of the Cross Shrine, local cuisine, and a community identity that no resort developer can replicate.
Gold Medal Trout Water Within Range: Rio Grande Gold Medal reaches 30-40 minutes away - brown trout over 20 inches in uncrowded, productive water.
GMU 83 Elk Hunting Access: Over-the-counter bull elk tags available, Trinchera herd of 7,000 animals, public land access adjacent to valley parcels throughout the area.
Great Sand Dunes Country: North America's tallest dunes, 45 minutes away - a national park anchor that adds measurable long-term value to every parcel in this valley.
Dark Sky Colorado: Bortle Class 2-3 stargazing from your own 3.89 acres - one of the finest night sky experiences available on privately owned land in the continental United States.
Land Banking at Sub-$100/Year Cost: $83.04/Year taxes, no HOA, no assessments - hold appreciating Colorado mountain acreage at a carrying cost that barely registers.
Climate Refuge at Elevation: Leave the heat of the Southwest behind. At 8,100 feet, your summer highs are in the 70s while Phoenix reaches 115. This is what climate-motivated buyers from California, Arizona, and Texas are specifically looking for.
A Colorado Homestead Build Site: Square lot, gentle slope, 3-year permit window, manufactured homes permitted, solar and wind allowed - everything the serious off-grid builder needs to plan and execute without artificial constraints.
Take Action - Your Colorado Homestead Starts At $388
What You Are Getting: 3.89 square acres in San Luis North Estates, Costilla County, Colorado. Elevation 8,126 to 8,155 feet. Re-Residential zoning - solar and wind permitted, manufactured homes allowed, three-year build window, no HOA. Legal road access via county-maintained Jasper Road. Annual taxes of $83.04. No back taxes, no liens. San Luis (Colorado's oldest town) 9 minutes south. Fort Garland 15 minutes north. Alamosa under one hour west. Rio Grande Gold Medal trout water 30-40 minutes. Great Sand Dunes 45 minutes. GMU 83 elk country. Bortle Class 2-3 dark skies. Off-grid solar paradise with 340 sunshine days per year. Owner financing from $139 down - no credit check, no bank required.
Why This Will Not Wait: Sub-$8,000 three-plus acre parcels with Re-Residential zoning, confirmed GPS corners, county road access, and solar/wind permissions within 10 minutes of Colorado's oldest incorporated town are a shrinking category. Costilla County land prices have moved steadily upward as the San Luis Valley gains national attention. Today's pricing reflects a market still in discovery - that phase does not last.
Your Next Move: Drop 37.246806, -105.441694 into your Gps. Drive to San Luis. Walk the Stations of the Cross trail on the hill above town. Then drive to Jasper Road, find your lot, and stand on the high ground above the valley. Call us when you are ready.
100-Day No-Nonsense Guarantee
When you purchase this property and change your mind within 100 days of your down payment, let us know. We will either refund your principal payment or exchange it for another property in our inventory that better suits your needs. This guarantee allows you to secure the property confidently before visiting in person. On owner financing, we refund principal paid excluding fees (closing costs, doc fees, note maintenance fees, and taxes). Any late or missed payments during the guarantee period will automatically void the guarantee.
The oldest town in Colorado is 9 minutes down the road. The stars are extraordinary. The land is yours for $388.
Start living wild - your Colorado homestead begins today.
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Note: Information presented in this listing is deemed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence and verify all details independently. Property is sold as-is where-is.
Annual Ownership Costs
Property Taxes: $83.04/Year (2025) - approximately $6.92/Month
HOA Fees: $0 - no HOA
Special Assessments: $0
Metro District Taxes: $0
Transfer Fees: $0
Mandatory Road Maintenance Fees: $0
Lot Maps & Attachments
Directions to Lot
Directions To Apn 70705460
San Luis North Estates, Filing 5, Block 4, Lot 18
Jasper Rd, San Luis, CO 81152
GPS Center: 37.246806, -105.441694
Gps Corner Coordinates
Center: 37.246806, -105.441694
NE Corner: 37.247556, -105.441583
SE Corner: 37.246550, -105.440692
SW Corner: 37.246092, -105.441956
NW Corner: 37.246828, -105.442728
DIRECTIONS FROM FORT GARLAND, CO (15 min / 12.8 miles)
1. Start at the intersection of US-160 and CO-159 in Fort Garland, Colorado.
2. Head SOUTH on CO-159 toward San Luis for approximately 10 miles.
3. Before reaching San Luis, turn LEFT (east) onto Jasper Road.
4. Continue east on Jasper Road to Filing 5, Block 4, Lot 18.
5. Confirm arrival: GPS 37.246806, -105.441694.
Road Conditions And Vehicle Notes
Jasper Road is county-maintained dirt. Passable in a standard passenger vehicle under dry conditions. High-clearance vehicle recommended after rain or snow. Four-wheel drive may be required in winter.
Nearest fuel: Conoco in San Luis - 9 min / 5.0 miles south on CO-159.
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