This 11.8-acre corner parcel checks off several of the hard parts before you ever bring in a builder. The gate is in place. The septic system is already on the property. An address has been assigned. Add year-round access and easy highway access, and this is a far more usable starting point than raw land that still needs every basic decision made. Set near the base of Mount Blanca, the land gives you that big southern Colorado backdrop without giving up the ability to get in and out. The corner setting gives the parcel a more open feel, while the acreage gives a buyer room to plan a home, cabin, or mountain base on their own terms, subject to Alamosa County requirements. Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve and Zapata Falls are nearby when you want to get out for the day. The Dunes bring the wide-open side of the valley. Zapata Falls adds a short, rocky hike to a waterfall in the Sangre de Cristo foothills. Those are real regional draws, not property amenities, and current routes and conditions should be checked before a trip. The existing gate, septic, and assigned address give this property a practical head start. Buyer to confirm septic permit, condition, capacity, and location; utilities, water source, road-maintenance responsibility, boundaries, and all county requirements. That work is worth doing early, but the big pieces are already on the ground. If you want enough acreage to spread out, Blanca in the background, and a property that is already further along than a blank parcel, come walk this one. Contact the listing broker for the parcel map, GPS coordinates, septic records, access details, and showing instructions.