Dirk Arnold

Very private inholding of land surrounded by Roosevelt National Forest to camp on. Recreational land (non-buildable) with a historic road to, but no deeded access. Best used as a land exchange for a Small Tract Act use, in any of the hundreds of National Forest Systems around the country, but of more beneficial use within the 700,000 acres of the Roosevelt National Forest. Uses for exchange

Historic mining claim Mineral Survey No. 81. Recreational use (not a building site) of land for camping that is completely surrounded by Roosevelt National Forest, called an inholding. The best use is for a USDA Small Tract Act/General Land Exchange with the U.S. Forest Service to resolve land disputes and Management problems through sale, exchange or interchange of land for other disputes within

Nestled just off Riverside Drive, this cozy creekside log cabin offers the perfect escape. Inside, you'll find a classic stone fireplace & a large flat-top wood stove. The N.W-side enclosure features double-pane windows that lets in light and views of the river. Outside, to E. is a workshop/studio, complete with a streamside porch for relaxing a few feet from the creek. This is a seasonal cabin,

1.78-acre level parcel zoned R-MF offers prime multi-family development potential. Approx. 30,550 sq ft buildable on the east side, plus 9,400 sq ft on the west. Central utility easement ROW usable for some use of streets/parking. Adjacent to Lakewood open space, Gulch Trail with access to Denver trails, bus routes, and Sheridan & Lamar light rail. Affordable housing projects are exempt from