Pitkin, CO Homes for Sale with Acreage

Explore the timeless charm of 825 AND 823 Main Street in Pitkin, Colorado. Set on a total of 4.59 acres, this stunning 1,810 sq ft Victorian-style home, built in 2009, combines historic elegance with modern amenities. This three-bedroom, two-bathroom home radiates an unparalleled pride of ownership. From the moment you step onto the low-maintenance AZEK® PVC-covered decks—front and back—you’ll be

Meaghan Nicholl RE/MAX Community Brokers

HUNTERS’ PARADISE WITH PRIVATE HUNTING ACCESS in GMUG551 has an existing hunter’s cabin and perfect homebuilding sites. This two-parcel, 41.2-acre remote haven is surrounded on three sides by thousands of acres of National Forest Service land, offering unmatched access to the outdoors. Located just 10 miles from Pitkin, CO, and 30 miles from Gunnison, CO, it boasts breathtaking mountain peaks

Karen McCarthy Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties

Very nice 10 acres with some great views. Aspen and pine, nicely secluded for that weekend get away in the mountains. Building pad has been nicely upgraded/dug out for easier use. Come take a look, you'll be glad you did. Mineral rights are available from a separate Seller for $1750. Enjoy the mountains.

Lucinda Lull Pitkin Colorado Real Estate

This property offers direct access to the National Forest and is located in Hunting Unit 55. Built in 1981, this 4-bedroom cabin is situated on 9.7 acres within Quartz Creek Properties, near Pitkin, Colorado. The property includes two outbuildings: one housing a generator and the other serving as an outhouse and shower house. The outhouse features a 25-year pit, and the shower house has redwood

Merideth McLain Apogee Real Estate & Property Management, LLC

Own a piece of history! The old townsite of Bowerman on Waunita Pass. Lovely stands of aspen and pine. Borders National Forest. Lots and lots of remnants of yester year and times gone by. Hot Springs Creek runs through it. It would take you a lifetime to explore, but why not give it a try!! Founded in 1903, after a purported gold discovery on the north fork of Hot Springs Creek and named

Lucinda Lull Pitkin Colorado Real Estate