Windham Drive, Estes Park, CO 80517

Sitting high above the valley floor, this might be the last great piece of property available that offers panoramic views overlooking the entirety of Estes Park. Its location allows you to build the custom home of your dreams. Furthermore, being located at the end of the road ensures unmatched privacy, security, and serenity.

Lovingly held by the same family for decades, this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity allows you to create a legacy estate to be cherished for generations to come. Bordering expansive government-owned lands on two sides and a large ranch property on another, this parcel offers unique protection from future development, preserving its tranquility for decades.

Rising from approximately 8,040 to 8,640 feet in elevation, the property sits perfectly positioned just a mile east of the Estes Park Golf Course and a mere 10-minute drive from downtown Estes Park, which rests at about 7,600 feet. This elevation difference creates breathtaking 270-degree panoramic views, extending from the majestic Longs Peak and

the peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park to the west and northwest, to the Mummy Range and the neighboring peaks to the north and northeast. As the day fades, the twinkling lights of Estes Valley below create an enchanting nighttime scene. Survey to be completed and agreed by both Buyer and Seller.

Estes Park, Colorado, is a gateway to outdoor adventure, nestled at the eastern entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. Renowned for its stunning landscapes, this picturesque town offers endless recreational opportunities year-round, making it a prime destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and families alike.

During the warmer months, Estes Park becomes a hub for hiking enthusiasts, with trails catering to all skill levels. From the scenic paths around Bear Lake to the challenging ascent of Longs Peak, hikers can explore alpine meadows, crystal-clear lakes, and breathtaking mountain vistas.

Wildlife enthusiasts delight in the chance to spot elk, deer, bighorn sheep, and even black bears, especially during dawn and dusk, making Estes Park a haven for photographers and animal lovers. Cycling and mountain biking are also popular, with scenic byways and rugged trails providing routes for both casual riders and experienced adventurers.

Horseback riding offers another way to experience the area's beauty, with stables and guided tours allowing visitors to traverse the wilderness in a unique and leisurely manner. Water-based activities abound at Lake Estes and the Big Thompson River. Visitors can rent kayaks, paddleboards, or canoes to explore the calm waters surrounded by towering peaks.

Anglers enjoy world-class fly fishing in the park's pristine rivers and streams, while whitewater rafting on the Cache La Poudre River offers adrenaline-pumping excitement for thrill-seekers during peak runoff season. When snow blankets the area, Estes Park transforms into a winter wonderland.

Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing through serene trails offer peaceful ways to explore the frosty landscape. Hidden Valley in Rocky Mountain National Park is perfect for sledding and tubing, while downhill skiing and snowboarding are accessible at nearby resorts like Eldora Mountain.

For those seeking indoor or cultural activities, Estes Park also shines. The Estes Park Aerial Tramway offers panoramic views and access to Prospect Mountain, ideal for photography and picnicking. Downtown Estes Park brims with unique shops, art galleries, and local eateries, providing a charming setting for a leisurely day.

The Stanley Hotel, famous for inspiring Stephen King's The Shining, draws visitors with its history, fine dining, and ghost tours. Festivals like Elk Fest and the Scottish-Irish Highland Festival celebrate the area's culture and wildlife, while winter events bring cheer to the colder months. Families enjoy attractions like Ride-A-Kart amusement park, miniature golf, and scavenger hunts, as well as educational stops like the Estes Park