229 S. Main St. Breckenridge, Colorado
Summit County > Blue River > Spruce Valley Ranch
Majestic spruce trees are part of the old growth forest in Summit County. Many of these blue-green trees were cleared by miners to build infrastructure during Breckenridge’s mining boom, but those that remain have seen many generations of opportunistic lodgepole and aspen trees come and go.
Spruce Valley Ranch real estate lies in a ranch-like park where thickets of the old spruce still exist. The homes for sale in Spruce Valley Ranch have the same long-lasting and well-purposed quality of the native spruce tree.
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Rustic Luxury Defined. Welcome Home To Your Timeless Family Legacy Home. Log And Stone Define A Comfortable, Flowing Floor Plan. Better Than Ski In/ski Out! Private Amenities In Spruce Valley Offer Year-round Recreation! Trails, Tennis, Horse Sta...
Stunning Log Estate Furnished W/ High-end Décor And Features A Gourmet Kitchen, Library, Large Master Suite, Home Theater, And Ten Mile Range Views. Located In One Of The Most Sought After Year Around Subdivisions. Private Amenities Include Trap &...
Jon Gunson Custom Home W/incredible Views Of Goose Pasture Tarn & The Ski Area From Each Room. This Magnificent Estate Features Modern But Rustic Elements Including Barn Wood Paneling, An Inviting Kitchen, & Rough-hewn Logs And Stone. Plenty Of Ro...
Spectacular Handcrafted, Ralph Lauren Inspired ‘western Design’ Overlooking 40 Acres Of Indiana Creek Open Space. Jaw Dropping Mountain Views Accent This 5 Bedroom Gunson Designed Legacy Property With Ancillary Guest Suite Atop 3 Additional Garage...
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Spruce Valley Ranch was designed as a community with access to all the recreation opportunities desired in a rural setting. The neighborhood is the portal to a few significant hiking trails, and the main artery into the forest is groomed for cross skiing in the winter by the neighborhood maintenance crew.The roads are paved, the lots are large and the forests preserved. All utilities are underground, and the neighborhood has a forest management plan.
Water flowing through Spruce Valley Ranch begins up near the apex of Boreas Pass, flows down Indiana Creek through the big and sprawling lots of its custom homes to the Goose Pasture Tarn, a reservoir also fed by the Blue River. Spruce Valley Ranch has the pleasures of ranch life: a stable and a shooting range, and more. There are tennis courts, a community picnic/barbecue grounds and fishing on the Tarn and the Blue River.
Spruce Valley Ranch, a subdivision of the Town of Blue River, is on Goose Pasture Tarn, and fishing is allowed for all residents of the Town of Blue River. A boathouse, tennis courts, stables, trap and skeet shooting are for exclusive use of Spruce Valley Ranch residents. The town of Breckenridge is less than a 3-minute drive.
From the center of Breckenridge, drive south less than 2 miles, take the second left on Wagon Road. At the fork, both roads lead to the homes of Spruce Valley Ranch.
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