520 County Road 52, Granby, CO 80446
520 County Road 52, Granby, CO 80446
520 County Road 52, Granby, CO 80446
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Key Details

Property Type Vacant Land

Sub Type Improved Land

Listing Status Active

Purchase Type For Sale

Subdivision Sanborn

MLS Listing ID 2769316

HOA Y/N No

Lot Size 15.350 Acres

Acres 15.35

Property Sub-Type Improved Land

Property Description

15.35-acre parcel in Granby with well already drilled and installed in open/forest zoning. Gently sloping land makes for an easy build site with great views. Located just off Hwy 40 in a quiet area with year-round access and little restriction—no HOA. Enjoy privacy, space, and flexibility to build your dream home, cabin, or retreat. Just minutes to Granby, Grand Lake, lakes, trails, and Rocky Mountain National Park. A rare opportunity for usable acreage in the heart of Grand County. Lot lines in photos are estimated and not survey accurate.

Location

State CO

County Grand

Zoning Forestry/Open District

Exterior

Waterfront Description Well

Private Pool No

Building

Sewer Septic Tank

Water Well

Schools

School District Elementary: East Grand 2, Middle/Junior: East Grand 2, High: East Grand 2

Others

Tax ID R108547

Special Listing Condition None Known


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