A spacious, rolling 17.3 acres of hillside, tucked in to the sought-after Redlands community of Grand Junction. Views on all sides of the Grand Mesa, Mt. Garfield, The Bookcliffs, Dominguez-Escalante, the Colorado National Monument, McInnis Canyons, and even Utah's La Sals. Prime acreage of native grassland overlooking the Colorado River greenbelt and sparkling lights of the Grand Valley. 17.3+/- acres rolling terrain; native grassland. From breathtaking red rock scenery and thrilling outdoor adventure to cultural attractions and farm-to-table dining, Grand Junction is a premier destination for those looking for adventure. Don't miss the opportunity to experience nature by exploring local trails at the Colorado National Monument or Grand Mesa from a bike or horseback. Skiing, golfing, rafting and hiking abound in Grand Junction. Local wineries and produce growers supply restaurants and farm stands with seasonally fresh flavors. Explore all the activities and fun things to do that Grand Junction has to offer. The climate is temperate year-round, so any time is a great time of year to experience the outdoor recreation here. Grand Junction, Colorado has a semi-arid climate, with hot summers and generally mild winters. During the summer months temperatures typically reach into the 90s Fahrenheit during the day, while evenings tend to remain comfortable and cool. Winters are usually mild, but snow does occur and temperatures can cool down to freezing averages. Spring and fall tend to be transitional seasons with moderate temperatures. The area receives around nine inches of precipitation per year with most of it falling from April through August. Close to absolutely everything the Grand Valley offers, including all manner of shipping amenities and an active commercial airport.
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