Trinidad Colorado Multifamily Development Opportunity – Smith Ave – County assessed value of $133K HUGE 48% Discount Whole Sale Pricing only $69,999, Seller Financing available for $99,999 with no credit check for $25,000 down. this is an amazing opportunity with Medium Density Residential Zoning allowing for up to 10 units per acre. Current development projects such as the La Puerta Project by the Downtown Trinidad Development Group and the new Fisher’s Peak State Park are poised to put Trinidad back on the map. The city of Trinidad has a well-preserved charm where archaeology, architecture and art meet.
“There’s no mistaking it for any other town in Colorado. For one thing, few other cities have a downtown filled with Victorian architecture that’s remained nearly unchanged during the last century. But should you need a reminder of where you are, all you need to do is look down. The streets are paved with red bricks, and each brick is stamped ‘TRINIDAD’.” –Colorado Life Magazine
If you love museums, Trinidad History Museum, a mere mile from the property, features a number of attractions on one block in the historic district of Trinidad. These include historic homes, gardens, and local treasures.
If you’re the outdoorsy kind, Trinidad Lake State Park, only 3 miles away, offers camping, hiking, fishing, boating and an archery range. You can also hike to the summit of West Spanish Peak and see its spectacular views, just 45 miles. The internationally recognized climbing area, Penitente Canyon, is just a short 55-mile drive away. If you’re into hunting and fishing, Bosque del Oso State Wildlife Area is just 25 miles away.
Distances to surrounding towns and attractions:
Trinidad Lake State Park: 3 Miles
Fishers Peak: 10 Miles
Raton, New Mexico: 21 Miles
Bosque del Oso State Wildlife Area: 25 Miles
Trinchera Falls: 36 Miles
West Spanish Peak: 45 Miles
Penitente Canyon: 55 Miles
Des Moines, New Mexico: 60 Miles
Colorado City, Colorado: 61 Miles
La Junta, Colorado: 81 Miles
Pueblo, Colorado: 85 Miles
Alamosa, Colorado: 110 Miles
Pike and San Isabel National Forests & Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands: 136 Miles
