Property Description

The Archuleta Home is historically tied to the county's founding family and is rumored to be the oldest house in Pagosa Springs. First purchased by J.M. Archuleta in 1896, this two-story brick house sits on .29 acres (two lots) just east of Downtown Pagosa Springs. A detached 2 story barn in the back is accessed off the alley and could be renovated into additional space. A new concrete parking for 5 cars measures approximately 1350 SF provides loads of parking. Although the home is not currently designated as a Historical Building, buyers interested in restoring it to its original appearance may apply for grants and financial incentives through the Colorado State Historical Preservation Office. The property is zoned as Mixed-Use Town Central, allowing for various uses. It has been prepped for a full remodel and ready for a new owner to complete the project to their specifications. Traditionally a single-family residence, it can be preserved as such or transformed into a historic bed and breakfast, professional offices, retail or other uses. Conveniently located just a short walk across Pagosa Street from the San Juan River, the Pagosa Hot Springs, numerous shops and restaurants, and a short drive to Wolf Creek Ski Area or Durango.