Positioned in Durango, the property features a 625-square-foot cabin by Atkinson Structure—and ample acreage for a bigger residence.
Location: 2326 Celadon Drive East, Durango, Colorado
Worth: $1,800,000
Yr Constructed: 2006
Architect: Stephen Atkinson
Footprint: 625 Sq. Toes (1 Mattress, 1 Bathtub)
Lot Dimension: 35 Acres
From the Agent: “This 35-acre property, set inside the gated Celadon group, borders nationwide forest land, offering privateness and direct entry to out of doors recreation. The Celadon neighborhood is positioned in Southwest Colorado between the historic city of Durango and the Purgatory Ski Resort. From this elevated homesite, take pleasure in spectacular views throughout the Animas Valley to dramatic rock cliffs and sweeping mountain peaks past. Regionally sourced aspen paneling, earthen plastered partitions, an vintage claw-foot bathtub, and woodstove create a heat, woodsy praise to the modern design. The tremendous energy-efficient constructing envelope options Icynene open-cell foam insulation. The outside is constructed with sturdy, low-maintenance cement stucco. Utilities, together with electrical, pure gasoline, and a communication conduit, are put in on the cabin and prepared for extension to a future customized residence. A completely permitted and inspected septic system is in place, designed for each the prevailing cabin and a future three-bedroom residence.”
The forested property has ample area to construct a bigger residence and adapt the cabin as a guesthouse.
Picture courtesy of Keller Williams Realty Southwest Associates
Picture courtesy of Keller Williams Realty Southwest Associates
The cabin’s home windows and doorways have hinged metal shutters.
Picture courtesy of Keller Williams Realty Southwest Associates
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