位于美国科罗拉多州Bailey的房产，其为一处宏伟房产，烙印着一段真实的科罗拉多州历史，机会难得。该房产包括鹿溪谷牧场（Deer Creek Valley Ranch）及其宏伟的165英亩地块，可提供田园诗般的科罗拉多式起居，是终极的山地度假胜地，且距离丹佛不到一小时的路程。这项独一无二的房产拥有绝佳的山景、广阔的草地、丰富的野生动物、骑行步道和全年流淌的鹿溪（Deer Creek），并包括广阔的水权。鹿溪谷牧场（DCVR）在历史上进行了多次“真实交易”，如今则完美结合了别致的现代优雅与粗犷的山地娱乐，令人惊叹。其包括令人惊叹的住宅、建筑和便利设施，给人一种真正的神奇感，如您能拥有，自豪感显而易见。鹿溪谷牧场得到了无可挑剔的维护，同时获得了一个有条件的使用许可，允许进行开发，从而有机会扩大其令人惊叹的非凡潜力。
除了松树林立的车道、白杨树、岩石斜坡、景观美化和带有石砌壁炉的定制室外露台，该牧场还拥有多个场地，且分别具备令人印象深刻的品质非凡，无比闪耀。从285号高速公路可以看到其地标性的谷仓，这是彰显其威严的一个绝佳范例。这座7,600平方英尺的谷仓建于19世纪，经过全面修复，共有三层，且各具独特品质和无与伦比的非凡元素，将让您与客人长久沉浸其中。主“宅邸”约占地4,000平方英尺。其建于20世纪40年代末，是一座设备齐全的牧场式住宅，已按照现代标准进行了翻新，同时仍然融入了该牧场众多悠久的历史和传统元素。房产内设有两间客房和几栋多功能建筑。其拥有令人惊叹的环境、全面的细节装饰并占据便利地段，可提供水权以及扩建的潜力，是一个真正独特的房产机会。
最初的谷仓由帕马莱（Parmalee）家族建造，约建于1862年。其建于石头地基上，采用手工凿成的木头和木钉建造而成。从时间线来看，亚伯拉罕·林肯此时仍是总统。如仔细观察，您甚至可以看到一个旧蓄水池，其手工建造在岩石中，曾经为该房产的旧住宅提供服务。谷仓旁边如今建有一座古雅的翻新小屋，曾经是丹佛和Fairplay之间的驿站。考虑到这里是马车路上的一个自然停靠点，于是乔治·帕马莱（George Parmalee）利用了这一点，于1870年申请在那里开设了一家邮局。旧时期的道路从谷仓和原始牧场住宅之间穿过。1927年，那座住宅被烧毁，并随之在谷仓西侧新建了一座。根据哈罗德·沃伦（Harold Warren）的《285走廊沿线的历史片段》（Bits and Pieces of History along the 285 Corridor）一书，该住宅的原始位置位于现在的美国285号公路，大部分原始烟囱如今已被埋在公路填土中。原始谷仓被烧毁后，现在的标志性谷仓由帕克（Parker）收购，被分为两半并在高速公路上经营，以保护原始地基。据传这是一个古老的西尔斯（Sears）谷仓，建于19世纪中后期的同一时期。当时，西尔斯商品目录中的这个谷仓套件仅售841美元。如今的谷仓已经过重新设计，并按当今标准进行了整修，牧场的其余部分已被精心修复，供今世后代享用。
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A rare opportunity to own a true piece of Colorado history. Deer Creek Valley Ranch, and its majestic 165 acres of idyllic Colorado living, is the ultimate mountain getaway, with the convenience of being less than an hour from Denver. This one-of-a-kind property boasts outstanding mountain views, sweeping meadows, abundant wildlife, riding trails, and Deer Creek flowing year-round with extensive water rights included. DCVR has a rich colorful history of a ‘real-deal’ working ranch, and now offers a stunning combination of chic modern elegance and rustic mountain fun. The pride of ownership is apparent with the impressive houses, buildings, and amenities that give this property a truly magical feel. Impeccably maintained, Deer Creek Valley Ranch also conveys a Conditional Use Permit, which allows for development, and thus the opportunity to expand upon the potential of this incredible property. In addition to the pine tree-lined driveway, aspens, rock out-croppings, landscaping, and custom outdoor patios with stone fireplaces, this ranch features multiple venues, each with their own impressive quality that makes them shine throughout. An exquisite example of the majesty of the property is the iconic Barn, as seen from Highway 285. Built in the 1800’s and fully restored, the 7,600 square foot Barn features three floors, each with their own character and unsurpassed “Wow” factor, leaving a lasting impression on both you and your guests. The main “Homestead House” is approximately 4,000 square feet. Built in the late 1940’s, it is a fully furnished ranch house that has been renovated to modern day standards, while still incorporating many of the intricacies of the vast history and traditions of the ranch. There are two guest-houses, as well as several multi-use buildings, on the property. The amazing setting, comprehensive details throughout, convenience of location, included water rights, and potential for expansion, make this a truly unique ownership opportunity. Homesteaded by the Parmalee family, the original Barn is estimated to have been built in 1862. It was crafted with hand-hewn timbers and wooden pegs, on a stone foundation. To put the timeline in perspective, Abraham Lincoln was still president at this time. If you look closely, you can even see an old water cistern, hand built into the rock, that once serviced the original residence on the property. What is now a quaint renovated cottage next to the Barn was once the stagecoach stop between Denver and Fairplay. Since it was a natural stopping place on the wagon road, George Parmalee capitalized on this by applying to open a post office there in 1870. The old stage road passed between the Barn and the original Ranch house. In 1927, that house burned and was replaced by one built just west of the Barn. The original location of the house lies in what is now the US Highway 285 right of way, with most of the original chimney now buried in highway fill, according to Harold Warren’s Bits and Pieces of History along the 285 Corridor. After the original Barn burned down, the current iconic Barn was acquired in Parker, cut in half, and brought up on the highway to rest on the original foundation. It is believed to be an old Sears barn, from the same mid-late 1800’s time-period. At that time, this barn kit from a Sears catalog cost a mere $841. The current Barn has been re-engineered and updated to today’s standards, and the rest of the Ranch has been meticulously restored for present and future generations to enjoy.
