Nestled against the Western slope of the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range, with almost two miles of Boundary on the Rio Grande National Forest is this incredible Western backdrop known as Rancho Rosado. Consisting of 1,272+/- deeded acres m/l with 360 of those acres irrigated from San Isabel Creek with a combined allotment of 6.0 cfs. The ranch is private and rich in wildlife, along with custom improvements that include a Southwest style adobe main house of 6,695 square feet, a one-bedroom casita, historic cabin that was the original Crestone Post Office, barns, tack room, workshop, dog kennel and complete set of corrals. Either for a small livestock operation, hunting or recreation retreat, Rancho Rosado is one of those rare finds, that cannot be duplicated. The Primary Residence is a 1.5 story, southwest adobe style house, custom built with a host of custom finishes, materials and floor plan totaling 6,695 square feet. There is a detached 660 square foot Casita with living room, ¾ bath. Kitchenette and bedroom area. Barn/Tack Room is 82’ X 30’. L shaped building with a 64’ covered porch. There are four stalls and two separate washrooms, fully plumbed with electric. Storage/Workshop is another L shaped building 102’ on one side and 50’ X 9 ’ wide, with a 8.6’ covered porch the entire length. Across from the primary residence is an Historic Cabin that served as the original Post Office for Crestone, 24’ X 16’, built of hand-hewn logs with a living area and upper bedroom and covered deck. There is a wood fired fireplace for heat and a wood cook stove.