The property does not have a primary residence but has multiple building envelopes where a home could be developed. The ranch contains two barns/storage buildings on the property and has significant irrigation infrastructure, including wheel lines, gated pipe, ditches and a modern drip irrigation system with ultrasonic flow meter and purification filters.
Weber Creek Ranch is located approximately 15 minutes south of the town of Mancos and is almost completely surrounded by the Weber Mountain Wilderness area (BLM) and Menefee Mountain Wilderness area (BLM).
The town of Mancos is nestled in a beautiful valley surrounded by the stunning San Juan Mountains and Vesa Verde Plateau. Mesa Verde National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a short drive away and is renowned for its well-preserved Puebloan cliff dwellings, including Cliff Palace and Balcony House.
Mancos and the surrounding area were inhabited for centuries by various Native American cultures. Mesa Verde National Park, once home to ancestral Puebloans also known as the Anasazi, remains one of the most significant archeological sites in the United States. The town of Mancos maintains a connection to its agricultural roots, with ranching and farming still playing a role in the local economy. This unique combination of cultural and natural history allows for an excellent destination for those interested in exploring the past and enjoying the beauty of the present.
Climate
- Average annual precipitation: 17”
- Average January temperatures: High 41°F, Low 12°F
- Average July temperatures: High 82°F, Low 50°F
- Days of sunshine per year: 300+