Homestead 22 At Wilder On The Taylor

Homestead 22 at Wilder on the Taylor is a ±35-acre riverfront property in Almont, Colorado, offering an exceptional opportunity to build a mountain retreat within one of Colorado’s premier private ranch communities. Positioned above the Taylor River valley, the elevated homesite captures sweeping views of irrigated hay meadows, the river corridor, and surrounding peaks of Gunnison National Forest. The property is offered with fully permit-ready architectural plans, allowing the next owner to move directly toward construction.

Ownership at Wilder on the Taylor includes full membership in a ±2,100-acre private conservation community and access to more than two miles of private Gold Medal fly fishing on both banks of the Taylor River. Angling opportunities extend to an additional two-mile professionally enhanced sight-fishing stream and community fishing ponds. Owners also enjoy equestrian and Nordic ski trails, hiking and biking, horseback riding, seasonal fishing guide services, and direct access to more than 96,000 acres of Gunnison National Forest.

Four restored riverfront guest cabins provide accommodations for owners and guests, while year-round ranch management and concierge services simplify mountain property ownership.

Located approximately 25 minutes from Crested Butte and 20 minutes from Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport, Homestead 22 combines Taylor River fly fishing, Colorado mountain recreation, conservation, privacy, and convenient access to the Gunnison Valley.

Location:

- Almont, Colorado
- ±25 minutes to Crested Butte
- ±20 minutes to Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport

Acreage:

- ±35 deeded acres
- One of the final riverfront lots available
- Elevated homesite with panoramic valley views
- Interest in ±2,100 conserved community acres

Improvements:

- Fully permit-ready architectural plans
- Four restored riverfront guest cabins

Recreation & Wildlife:

- 2+ miles of private Gold Medal fly fishing
- 2+ miles of an enhanced sight fishing stream
- Community fishing ponds
- Hiking, equestrian, and Nordic ski trails
- Elk, deer, moose, fox, waterfowl, and native bird species