Relocate to a Little Colorado House on the High Prairie
In Lamar, you can find your affordable Colorado house on the high Prairie. In fact, this is one community where historic older homes in town provide the live/work/play access preferred by many in modern times. Long the hub of an agricultural-based community, Lamar hosts events and activities throughout the year. Case in point, community concerts.
Lamar Colorado could be the place for you. Lamar is a friendly historic town in southeastern Colorado. As you enter Colorado, Lamar Welcome Center on the Santa Fe National Trail welcomes you. South of the Arkansas River, Lamar was founded in 1886 and organized by the Santa Fe Railroad to move cattle. Often named “The Safest City in Colorado,” Lamar also boasts a unique history. It exemplifies life on the frontier and features the Madonna of the Trail Monument.
Three Homes for Sale in Lamar
206 Pine Street, Lamar, CO 81052
206 Pine Street, Lamar, CO 81052. List Price: $230,000.
A clean and move-in ready three bedroom/2 bath home in a prime location was sturdily built in the mid-20th century. It’s across the street from the playground, pool, tennis courts, and pathways in Willow Creek Park. The home features restored wood flooring in the bedrooms and brand-new carpet in the living room. The property also features a carport and two-car outdoor shop. You’ll enjoy the nice big yard with the front sprinkler system. Mature trees in the yard and a cozy beauty.
7541 Highway 196, Lamar, CO 81052. List Price: $290,000.
Another three bedroom, two-bath home, this 1970-model home sits outside of town on a fenced acre. Its gated entryway leads to a large yard and gardens around the 1848 square-foot home. It boasts an open floor plan. There’s also a two-car garage and a storage shed.
519 Elm Street, Lamar, CO 810-528-1052. List Price: $129,000.(Main Picture)
Here’s a big, tiny home! Move right into this adorable two-bedroom, two bath home. Built in 1908, it features 963 square feet of living area, all freshly painted and ready for you. The fenced lot accommodates your pets and children.
Outdoor Recreation near Lamar Colorado
7541 Highway 196, Lamar, CO 81052
No worries if you aren’t interested in farming. More options for outdoor recreation create an active lifestyle. Relax in one of the many parks during the day. The Lamar Loop is a 6.2-mile paved trail used by joggers, cyclists, and walkers. Behind Lamar Community College, you’ll find birds along Willow Creek Trail. There is a nine-hole public golf course and a sports complex for baseball and softball.
And you’ll find Lamar to be one of the best places in Colorado for birding. It’s a Monarch City USA. There are over 400 species. Mississippi Kites breed in Willow Creek Park. Hop on to Willow Creek Trail for views of the Northern Cardinal and Red-bellied Woodpecker. There are birds in the Indian Reservoir, John Martin Reservoir, and the Two Buttes State Wildlife Area. Inevitably, the birders come together at the Snow Goose Festival in February.
Interesting Lamar Attractions
When visitors come along, you can take them to a restored 1907 depot and train. At the Big Timbers Museum, they’ll learn about the frontier lifestyle hundred and 50 years ago. Of course, you’ll mention the historic Dust Bowl. Then you’ve got to mention the Fleagle Gang Robbery. You’ll be going by the Petrified Wood Building, the Wind Turbines, 100-year-old windmill, and Pike’s Tower. Got to underscore your Old West credentials, right?
Moving to Lamar Real Estate
There’s definite prairie value in Lamar homes. We’ve give you a few samples of properties for sale in southeastern Colorado. We also offer farms and ranches, homes in newer subdivisions, and vacant parcels. All come with a lot of community camaraderie and old-fashioned fun. Let’s see what we can find for you.
For more information, please call Cruikshank Realty at (719) 336-7802. Schedule an appointment or stop into Cruikshank Realty to visit at 20 S. Main Street, Lamar, CO 81052.