24888 Timothy Road

Description

Tiny Home on 2.44 Acres – Just North of Cedaredge, Colorado Escape to your own private mountain retreat! Nestled on 2.44 peaceful acres just north of Cedaredge, this charming 1-bedroom, 1-bath tiny home offers the perfect blend of simplicity, comfort, and natural beauty. The thoughtfully designed home includes a full bathroom and stackable washer and dryer, making it ideal as a full-time residence, weekend getaway, or vacation rental. Surrounded by mature trees and abundant wildlife, you’ll enjoy privacy, tranquility, and stunning Colorado scenery while being just minutes from the amenities of downtown Cedaredge. Whether you’re looking for a quiet escape, an investment opportunity, or a place to embrace the tiny home lifestyle, this unique property is ready to welcome you home. Perched at an elevation of roughly 6,200 feet in Delta County, Cedaredge, Colorado proudly calls itself the "Southern Gateway to the Grand Mesa" (the world's largest flat-top mountain). It’s a quiet, scenic, and tight-knit community known for its high-altitude charm, century-old agricultural roots, and relaxed pace of life. Here is a breakdown of what makes Cedaredge unique, from its local lifestyle to its market demographics: Outdoor Adventure & Recreation Because it sits right below the Grand Mesa National Forest, Cedaredge is a launchpad for year-round outdoor activities: •The Grand Mesa Byway: A stunning scenic drive that takes you from the high desert valley floor up through aspen grooves and pine forests to over 10,000 feet. •Hiking & Trails: The famous Crag Crest National Recreation Trail offers a spectacular 10-mile crest-line hike with panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and lakes. •Fishing & Lakes: The Grand Mesa is home to over 300 lakes. Nearby spots like Island Lake and Ward Lake are popular for catching trout, while the nearby Sweitzer Lake State Park offers additional water recreation. •Winter Sports: The Grand Mesa Nordic Council maintains extensive cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails, and the area is a massive hub for snowmobiling Culture, Agriculture, & Wineries Cedaredge boasts a rich agricultural heritage that seamlessly blends into a thriving local arts and food scene: •The Harvest Bounty: The region's unique climate produces an abundance of high-altitude apples, peaches, pears, and wine grapes. •AppleFest: Since 1978, the town has hosted its annual AppleFest on the first weekend of October. It draws around 15,000 visitors and hundreds of vendors to celebrate the local harvest with music, art, and classic car shows. •Vineyards & Wineries: The surrounding Surface Creek Valley features several boutique wineries and vineyards making the most of the local terroir. •Pioneer Town Museum: A unique living-history museum that preserves the area’s late-19th and early-20th-century heritage, complete with historical buildings, a wooden boardwalk, and vintage collections.