
3665 Beaver Brook Canyon Road
Development Opportunity | 36 acres
Marketing description
Discover an unparalleled opportunity at 3665 Beaver Brook Canyon Road in Evergreen, where tranquility and seclusion define this exceptional 36-acre building site.
Nestled within an exclusive gated community, this property offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains framed by the landscape of lush aspen and pine forests, dramatic rock outcroppings, and serene flowing meadows. Just minutes from I-70, convenience meets seclusion in this idyllic setting.
A meticulously prepared gravel access drive leads to a spacious staging area and a thoughtfully cleared and excavated home site, ready for your architectural vision. This Clear Creek County gem is poised for high-end construction, complemented by the brand-new, spectacular homes within this 4-lot subdivision. The current owner has invested significant planning into the property, including providing electrical to the site as well as preparing a survey, site plan, and preliminary architectural plans to streamline the building process for a new owner.
Adjoining thousands of acres of National Forest, this property is a gateway to outdoor adventure, offering limitless opportunities for hiking, hunting, and exploring. Additionally, a dedicated hiking trail easement within the 140+ acre subdivision allows for private exploration amidst the stunning natural surroundings. Embrace a lifestyle of serenity, privacy, and unparalleled natural beauty in this remarkable Evergreen location.
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Investment highlights
36 acres
Gated community
Panoramic Views
Gravel access drive
Staging Area
Excavated building site
Borders National Forest
Private hiking trail
Survey available
Home design plans available
Grading and site plans available
Electric installed
Great home site
Great hunting opportunity
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