Heart Z Bar Ranch

Heart Z Bar Ranch is a 124.79-acre multigenerational heritage estate, where security meets sustainable luxury. Located in southern Colorado ranch country, the property boasts outstanding mountain views, and features a beautiful 3-story home that’s been fully renovated, updated, and upgraded, resulting in a practically new residence loaded with amenities. 

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Built with energy-efficient ICF construction, the home has 12” thick walls, offering extreme durability and insular benefits. A metal roof provides exceptional long-term value and weather resistance.
The kitchen is outfitted with a commercial-grade 6-burner stove, new stainless appliances, quartz countertops with pop-up chargers/outlets, a touch-sensor faucet, and a Vermont Castings wood stove. The wood stove’s firewall, and the living room’s double-sided fireplace, are built from 140-year-old bricks from the old Pueblo Stockyards.
The home has concrete tile floors, new commercial-grade laminate flooring, and new carpet upstairs. There’s new cabinetry in the laundry room and in each of the 4 bathrooms. Plus: new lighting throughout the home, new solid-core interior doors, new paint, new remote-controlled blinds and ceiling fans, and more.
Built for seamless multi-generational living, the home’s layout includes a lower level that offers a guest or family suite, featuring a 3/4 bath and a private walkout to the sprawling grounds.
Heated with a radiant in-floor system, the home also has central air and natural gas (no propane tanks, no need for propane delivery!).
Outside, there’s a new patio, a newly installed Trex deck, and new landscaping with in-ground sprinklers and a brook leading to a small pond.
Solar panels supplement the on-grid power, making two-digit power bills the recent norm. The property’s domestic well infrastructure includes 3 underground cisterns, ensuring water quality and security.
The ranch’s 30×60 Cleary metal barn has power, water, and a tack room; each side has a full length overhang (12×60 and 8×60) perfect for livestock runs.
Located inside a secure area with a coded power gate, with few neighbors. There is no owners’ association; no recorded covenants, per Pueblo County.  A Ford 1700 series 4WD tractor is included.