Property ID: 0075
Your Blanca Peak Escape on Antelope Ct Alamosa, CO
Alamosa County, Colorado
2.66
Residential
Off the Grid, Part-Time Camping Allowed, Manufactured Homes Allowed
Description
Location
0075
Antelope Ct
Alamosa
Colorado
81101
Alamosa County
37.47217, -105.69696
Property Specifics
541707001021
$82.56
No
N/A
Deer Valley Meadows
Deer Valley Meadows Lot 21 Blk A Unit 1 2.66 Ac Jwd B 384 P 110 6 8 89 Dc Rec #383423 07 29 2021 Qcd Rec #383424 10 29 2021
N/A
N/A
Property Characteristics
2.66
Rectangular
Flat
Appx. 7,571 ft above sea level
High Desert
Dirt Road
Via Antelope Ct
Approx. 424 (N)x 177 (E)x 448 (S)x 354 (W)
Building Information
READ THIS: We are not the Planning & Zoning department and while we try to answer common questions about what the property can be used for, we can't provide a yes or no answer for every circumstance. Below we provide helpful contact information to complete due diligence. H5 Land Ventures or its affiliates make no warranty or guarantee, either expressed or implied relative to usability, the exact location, desirability, or usefulness of the properties or boundary lines of the properties. Buyer is solely responsible for determining the condition of the property, the physical aspects of the land, its geographical location, accessibility, and correct acreage. All information contained herein is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyer is required to complete Buyer's own due diligence prior to purchasing any property from H5 Land Ventures or its affiliates.
No time limit
RMH - Residential Manufactured Home
Residential zoning intended to accommodate manufactured, mobile, modular, and site-built single-family homes. RMH zoning supports long-term residential use with flexibility for alternative housing types in rural and semi-rural areas of Alamosa County.
Allowed per county zoning. Site-built single-family residences are permitted within RMH zoning.
Allowed per county zoning. Modular homes are treated as residential structures under RMH standards.
Allowed per county zoning. Manufactured homes are a primary permitted use in RMH districts.
Allowed per county zoning. Traditional mobile homes are permitted subject to county placement and installation requirements.
Tiny homes are not explicitly defined in county code but are generally permitted when compliant with residential or manufactured housing standards applicable to RMH zoning.
Yes — septic system required for residential use where public sewer is not available.
Yes — driveway access must be approved by the county prior to construction.
No current moratorium on building in this zoning district.
No — property is outside FEMA-designated flood zones per due diligence review.
Allowable Uses
No — full-time RV living is not permitted as a primary residence. Temporary or part-time RV use may be allowed under county recreational use guidelines.
RV use may be allowed temporarily while constructing a permitted residence, subject to county regulations and duration limits. RVs may not be used as a permanent residence.
Short-term or part-time RV camping is generally permitted under county recreational use guidelines. Full-time RV living is not allowed.
Yes — short-term recreational camping is allowed in accordance with county use guidelines.
Hunting is not permitted on the property itself but is widely available on nearby public lands in Alamosa County, subject to Colorado Parks & Wildlife regulations.
Camping, Sightseeing
Water
None — private well or cistern required
Well or cistern required; contact Alamosa County for permitting
Yes — private well installation is allowed subject to Colorado Division of Water Resources permitting and local regulations.
Approximately 100–250 feet, though depth can vary and should be confirmed with a local well driller.
Yes — above-ground water storage tanks are commonly permitted for residential and off-grid use.
Yes — rainwater collection is permitted in Colorado when used in compliance with state regulations.
Sewer, Septic or Other
No — area not served by public sewer
Yes — septic system installation is permitted and required for residential use where public sewer is unavailable, subject to county approval.
Electricity
No — electricity is not currently installed on the property.
Power is available nearby in the area but would require extension to the property. Buyers should confirm connection costs and feasibility directly with the local utility provider.
Yes — small residential wind generators are generally allowed, subject to county regulations and setback requirements.
Yes — solar systems are allowed and commonly used for off-grid and residential power in this area.
Gas
No — there is no natural gas service currently connected to the property.
Yes — portable or buried propane tanks are allowed and commonly used for residential and off-grid applications.
Contact information
Email: LeAnn@h5landventures.com or Call: 516-604-5152