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Columbine St Colorado, CO 81019

$14,900

ACTIVE

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0.27

Year

Days on Site

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Land

Sub Type

Unimproved Land

Per Square Foot

$14,900

Date Listed

Feb 14, 2026

Description of Columbine St, Colorado, CO 81019

Listing details for Columbine St, Colorado, CO 81019 : FANTASTIC VIEWS OF GREEN HORN MOUNTAIN, PROPERTY VISABLE FROM HWY 25. FAIRLY LEVEL SITE WITH MANY HOMES BOTH RECENT BUILDS AND OLDER HOMES IN IMMEDIATE AREA. EASY ACCESS. ON COLUMBINE JUST OFF COLORADO AVE IN COLORADO CITY. COLUMBINE CURRENTLY NEEDS GRADING BY COLORADO CITY WHICH WILL BE DONE UPON WRITTEN REQUEST WATER MAY BE AVAILABLE IN STREET. LINK TO COVENANTS :https://coloradocitymd.colorado.gov/colorado-city-covenants

Listing Updated : 02-27-2026 at 5:27 AM MST

Listing Provided By : Stephen Teegardin, 719-379-7777, Forbes Park Realty

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recolorado as distributed by MLS GRID, MLS#: REC1876583

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Active

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REC1876583

Price

$14,900

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Square Footage

Acres

0.27

Year

Days on Site

Property Type

Land

Property Sub Type

Unimproved Land

Price per Sq Ft

Date Listed

Feb 14, 2026

Community Information for Columbine St, Colorado, CO 81019

Address

undefined Columbine St

City

Colorado

State

Colorado

Zip Code

81019

County

Pueblo

Subdivision

Colorado City

School Districts

High School District

Pueblo County 70

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Private

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None

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