Four very nice short-term rental guest houses on a beautiful 40-acre parcel west of Olathe--this is the hospitality element of the larger Berkeley Estate portfolio. Custom built in 2021 by Kuboske Construction, noted as premier builders in the Montrose/Telluride area, these four guest houses have been a popular destination on AirBnB and other short-term rental sites. All four of the guest cabins have two bedrooms and two baths; two cabins are 1,242 square feet each, and two are 1,188 square feet each. The guest homes are situated above the expansive Berkeley Estates, with beautiful vineyards, greenhouses, open meadows, cornfields, and waterways with tall cottonwood trees. Access is provided via a good gravel road and a bridge across a flowing canal, the CQ lateral. The 40-acre parcel is borders BLM lands on two sides, giving it excellent access to the Uncompahgre Plateau and many thousands of acres of BLM and US Forest Service lands for 4-wheeling, hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and all manner of recreation in Game Management Unit 62. The homes enjoy excellent views of the West Elks to the east, the San Juans above Ridgway to the south, and the Grand Mesa to the north. The 40-acre parcel with four guest homes is part of the larger estate, which encompasses 276 acres with an 80x150 insulated maintenance barn, a 7,500-square-foot winery building, 12,000 square feet of top-of-the-line greenhouses, 42 acres of vineyards, a nicely remodeled ranch home on 1.15 acres with a 40x60 shop building, and 80 acres of irrigated fields to grow corn, pinto beans, onions, hay, and hemp.