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The Lodge at Keyah Grande Pagosa Springs, Colorado The Lodge at Keyah Grande PAGOSA SPRINGS, COLORADO PAGOSAThe Lodge SPRINGS, at COLORADO Keyah Grande Introduction: A luxurious wilderness retreat in the heart of the San Juan Mountains, The Lodge at Keyah Grande ION CT is a serene and inspiring retreat offering adventures in nature. With eight well-appointed guest suites the Lodge boasts modern technology, unique architecture, classical art and international RODU T N décor, creating an elegant and tranquil setting. The grand living spaces and 200-acre “backyard” I are open for ATV rides, entertaining, inspiring hikes and trophy elk hunts. Enjoy wildlife viewing from the dramatic “flying deck”, which extends from the ridgeline off the backside of the Lodge, and share the day’s stories around the African-inspired fire pit. Hunting is excellent and more opportunities prevail on adjacent public land (elk, Mule deer, mountain lion, bear and turkey). KEYAH GRANDE KEYAH T The Lodge has been featured in numerous publications and was named one of the Top New Hotels of 2006 in “Condé Nast” magazine. Gathering areas include: the lounge with pool and ODGE A L game tables, wide-screen plasma television; a great room with an oversized fireplace and baby THE grand piano; two exquisitely-appointed dining areas for formal or intimate seating; a high-tech conference room; and an elegant spa, ideal for restorative treatments inspired by the waters, forests, and mountains surrounding the property. Brian Hartley, Associate Broker Toll Free 866.734.6100 Denver Office 303-455-8833 Cell 307-690-3155 www.LiveWaterProperties.com The Lodge at Keyah Grande - A Luxurious Retreat Location: The Lodge at Keyah Grande is located 10 miles west of Pagosa Springs and 45 miles east of Durango, Colorado, on route 160, providing plenty of private wilderness with big city amenities nearby. The Durango-La Plata County Airport provides both commercial air service and private aviation, is located within a 45-minute drive. Daily flights to Denver, Phoenix and Albuquerque are complemented by seasonal flights to Dallas and Houston. Archuleta REA Country Airport at Stevens Field is located in Pagosa Springs offering private A aviation, lies 15 minutes from the property. ION AND T A C O L Area: Pagosa Springs offers a charming western town atmosphere, while wilderness area in the state of Colorado, the Weminuche Wilderness, Durango provides the amenities of a big city. Surrounded by the Pagosa Springs provides a great home base for the outdoor enthusiast. KEYAH GRANDE KEYAH 3-million-acre San Juan National Forest, and adjacent to the largest With a mild climate and over 300 days of sunshine, there are plenty of T opportunities to enjoy the surrounding areas. Pagosa Springs is named for the hot springs found here. The Utes Indian tribe called it “pah gosah”, meaning “healing waters”, and many people still travel to relax and HE LODGE A T enjoy the natural hot water baths. Many beautiful parks adorn the town, a great place to enjoy lunch riverside. This area is known for its great fly fishing rivers such as the Navajo and San Juan Rivers. Durango offers amenities such as a shopping, fine dining, boutique hotels, a historic downtown and a modern hospital. The gold-medal Animas River runs through downtown, providing exceptional fly fishing and whitewater rafting among other activities. Additionally, this town of nearly 14,000 people provides many art and cultural activities. Acreage: Comprised of 200± acres with varied topography including dense stands of ponderosa pines and evergreens, meadows thick with wildflowers and rocky outcroppings, the Lodge at Keyah Grande also offers fishing ponds, a stream and the surrounding riparian corridor. The acreage surrounding the exquisite lodge is comprised of undulating terrain with numerous vantage points providing both ideal dense/dark cover for the trophy big game species coupled with scenic vantage vistas. A trail system throughout the 200 ± acres allows for easy access for hikes, trail rides and ATV adventures. Improvements: The gem of an offering boasts a luxurious 22,000 sqft residence, featuring eight well-appointed suites with elegant furniture and high-end artwork. Spacious social areas complement the suites creating a relaxing atmosphere for the entire group to enjoy. Attention to detail is significant in this masterpiece of a home. Enter through the 300-year-old hand-crafted Spanish door S T and transport into another world. The stylish foyer showcases a specially-commissioned Dale Chihuly glass sculpture that catches the attention of any visitor. Steps away, the large great ROVEMEN P room offers a refined collection of antiques, meanwhile providing a relaxing setting to read a book or enjoy the view from the 20- foot picture frame windows. The oversized limestone fireplace is the focal point in the room, while outside through the French doors, the expansive terrace affords incredible views featuring EYAH GRANDE IM EYAH K T an African-inspired fire pit to gather around. The beautiful pool and spa areas are complemented by a sauna, HE LODGE A massage rooms and a workout room. An African-inspired game T lounge features billiards and card tables among other past times to keep the whole family entertained. Enjoy the 3,000 bottle wine cellar and tasting area featuring walls that depict a beautiful street scene in Paris. Family and friends will take pleasure in viewing wildlife from one of the most riveting features of the house, the “flying deck,” which extends from the ridgeline off the backside of the Lodge. Improvements: (Continued) Adjacent to the great room, the lounge and bar area features a full-service bar including sink, ice maker and refrigerator. Accented by 100-year-old carved, walnut burled wood, the lounge will attract any guest. Plush bar seating and a media area with an entertainment center create a relaxing yet elegant area for guests to enjoy. S S Two magnificent dining rooms, accented by Versace China with beautiful silver T and crystal, caters to formal or informal dining. The larger dining room seats up to 30 people, while the smaller will seat 16 people. Beautiful hand-painted wallpaper OVEMEN P adorns the smaller dining room, while antiques and works of art complete the formal dining area. To accommodate the dining rooms, the commercial-grade kitchen features all stainless steel appliances. From an 8-burner gas cook top and double oven, to walk-in refrigerators and pantries, this kitchen has everything a chef will need to inspire incredible cuisine. EYAH GRANDE IMR EYAH K T The various bedroom suites are inspired by different international themes including: Spain, France, England, China, America, Santa Fe and Japan, along with the South Pacific master bedroom Suite. Each has elegant furniture and décor corresponding HE LODGE A T to its inspiration. The suites are themed and decorated from the world travels of the current owners. Each suite features a full bath, terrace, walk-in closet, safe, satellite television, surround-sound audio, wireless internet access, wet bar, mini refrigerator and ice maker. A high-tech conference room allows for work efficiency while enjoying the wilderness. All in all, the Lodge boasts modern technology, unique architecture, classical art and international décor, creating an elegant and tranquil setting. Hunting and Wildlife: Abundant wildlife roam the surrounding forests including elk, deer, coyotes, turkey, Red-tailed hawks, eagles and the occasional black bear or mountain lion. These animals can be viewed from the spacious decks surrounding the residence or from horseback throughout the many trails onsite and surrounding national forest. World-class elk hunting offer the serious hunter a trophy bull of a lifetime, while the trout ponds and streams keep the anglers happy. Hunting on the property and adjacent public land is excellent for elk, mule deer, mountain lion, bear and turkey. Nearby Live Water: The property includes access to the trout ponds and streams that are currently being extensively enhanced and expanded. This onsite fishing is complemented by the many surrounding trout waters ranging from large rivers to small streams to high alpine lakes, which can entertain any fishermen. Test your luck on the gold medal Animas River in nearby Pagosa Springs, or enjoy one of the many rivers including the San Juan, Florida or La Plata River in the San Juan National Forest. Many fishing hotspots can also be found in the Weminuche Wilderness such as the Los Pinos River and Vallecito Creek, or the adventurous fisherman can head for one of the many high mountain lakes in the area. THE LODGE AT KEYAH GRANDE RECREATION area. Many ski resorts are in close proximity, including Wolf Creek Ski Area (45 minutes) and Durango Mountain Resort (1 hour). Resort (1hour). Mountain Durango and (45 minutes) Area Ski Creek Wolf including inclose proximity, are skiresorts Many area. inthe surrounding and the property on skiing cross-country and snowmobiling snowshoeing, as such opportunities of newwhole array a brings Wintertime and Durango. 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Summary: • 22,000 sqft exquisitely-appointed residence • 8 luxurious, furnished suites with sweeping mountain views • 200± pristine acres • Trout ponds and streams • Incredible surrounding wilderness and public lands • 10 miles to Pagosa Springs • 45 miles to Durango • Two ski resorts within an hour UMMARY S RANDE SUMMARY G ILAGRO EYAH EYAH K M T HO C AN R HE LODGE A T Notes: 1) This is an exclusive listing of Live Water Properties LLC; an agent of Live Water Properties must be present to conduct a showing.
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