Estimate anchored to the active list price ($1,000,000) and adjusted for lot size (1.36 ac), improvements (2,550 sf, updated baths, garages/outbuildings), and nearby mountain-market comparables. No live comps search available; valuation uses regional market knowledge for Park County and proximity to Breckenridge.
Mosquito Range Views on 1.36 Acres — Spacious 3-Bed Mountain Home
Perched with sweeping views of the Mosquito Range, 133 Gold Run Rd delivers true mountain living with practical, usable land and thoughtful interior spaces. On a generous 1.36-acre parcel you’ll find a barn/shed, chicken coop, raised garden beds, a fenced patio and a large deck oriented toward the ridge — amenities that let you grow food, keep animals, or simply spread out and enjoy the outdoors. The property also features a fenced patio and a stone fire pit for evenings spent outside under the stars.
Inside, the floor plan spans approximately 2,550 square feet and balances comfort with versatility. Two distinct living rooms provide flexible gathering spaces — a warmer upstairs area with a wood-burning fireplace and a cozier downstairs space anchored by a gas fireplace. The kitchen and adjacent dining area serve everyday living, while an office nook offers a dedicated workspace for remote work or study. Practical updates to the bathrooms paired with durable finishes make the house move-in ready for full-time residents or part-time owners.
The primary suite is a standout: a walk-in closet and a generous 5-piece bathroom featuring dual shower heads and a soaking tub create a comfortable private retreat after a long day on local trails or slopes. Two additional bedrooms and a half-bath complete the upper / main living layout, while lower-level living adds recreational possibilities — from guest quarters to a media room or workshop space.
Utility-minded buyers will appreciate the oversized 3-car garage and multiple outbuildings — ideal for snow gear, vehicles, a small workshop, or storage. Positioned minutes from Alma’s Main Street for groceries and dining and within a manageable drive to Breckenridge’s ski terrain, this property combines rural privacy with access to premier outdoor recreation. Whether you’re looking for a full-time mountain home, a second residence close to the resorts, or a lifestyle property with room for a garden and animals, this offering is a rare combination of views, infrastructure and usable land.
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A 1983 ranch on 1.36 acres.
Building
Site & utilities
Gold Run / Alma outskirts
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Location
133 Gold Run Rd, Alma, CO 80440
Gold Run Rd lies on the outskirts of tiny Alma, one of Colorado’s highest towns. The neighborhood is rural and mountain-oriented: properties are spread out with open views toward the Mosquito Range and offer a mix of seasonal and year-round residents. Expect a quiet environment, backcountry access nearby, and a strong community feel in town for essentials. Proximity to Fairplay and Breckenridge makes this area appealing for buyers who value outdoor life with reachable amenities.
Excellent access to high-country hiking, backcountry trails, fishing access and winter recreation; strong appeal for outdoor enthusiasts and ski-area visitors.
A factual market snapshot around 133 Gold Run Rd.
The Alma / Park County mountain market attracts buyers seeking acreage, privacy and proximity to major ski areas. Inventory for acreage homes in this price band tends to be moderate; expect slightly longer marketing times than in urban markets but steady buyer interest from second-home and outdoor enthusiasts. Median sale prices for the immediate area tend to sit below $1M, making this property competitive when considering its usable outbuildings, panoramic views and oversized garage. Interest from Denver-area buyers and resort-area purchasers continues to support demand; however, seasonal factors, winter access and utility verification (well/septic) are important for closing. Properly presented, this listing should attract buyers looking for turnkey mountain living with room for hobbies and livestock.
Single-family residential with accessory agricultural/outbuilding allowances typical for low-density mountain parcels.
Zoning
Research-indicated uses
- Single Family Dwelling
- Accessory Structures (Barn, Shed)
- Small Scale Agriculture (Chickens, Gardens)
- Home Occupation Subject To County Rules
What the research supports — and what is still worth verifying.
Key findings
- Property size: **~2,550 SF** living space, **3 beds / 2.5 baths** on **1.36 acres**.
- Listed at **$1,000,000** (price/sf ≈ **$392**).
- Built in **1983**; condition assessed as 'good' with updated bathrooms and practical finishes.
- Rural mountain location—access to town amenities in Alma and resort access within a drive.
- Outbuildings and yard improvements add to value for self-sufficiency and outdoor lifestyle.
What stands out about this property.
Interior Features
- Approximately 2,550 SF across two levels
- 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms including primary suite with 5-piece bath
- Two living rooms (wood-burning fireplace upstairs, gas fireplace downstairs)
- Office nook suitable for remote work
- Updated bathrooms and practical finishes
Exterior & Lot
- 1.36-acre lot with panoramic Mosquito Range views
- Oversized 3-car garage (per listing)
- Barn/shed and chicken coop
- Raised garden beds and partially fenced yard
- Large deck, fenced patio and fire pit
Location & Neighborhood
- Short drive to Alma Main Street services
- Approximately 25–35 minute drive to Breckenridge ski area (varies by road/season)
- Rural mountain residential setting with surrounding open space
- Park County jurisdiction; country-style neighbors and seasonal traffic
Walkability & Recreation
- Walkability Rating: 12/100
- Easy access to hiking, ATV trails, fishing and backcountry recreation
- Close enough for day trips to Breckenridge and Hoosier Pass
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