Stagecoach CO Real Estate

Stagecoach, Colorado LAND Sales since 1/1/2009 (13+ months) ADDRESS Stagecoach, CO Development List Price Sold Price TBD2 Overland Trail South Station $10,000 $10,000 TBD1 Overland Trail South Station $10,000 $10,000 TBD Overland Trail South Station $10,000 $10,000 Lot 139 Sky Hitch II Sky Hitch II at Stagecoach $16,500 $12,500 TBD Shea Way Sky Hitch IV [...]

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The Routt County commissioners voted recently to allow vault permits to be used in Stagecoach subdivisions without public water and sewer.  Here is an excerpt from the announcement to Realtors: VICTORY! SSBR & Stagecoach Lot Owners Squash MCWD’s Plan to Limit Sewer Vaults! … Morrison Creek Water District made it clear property values would drop [...]

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The Steamboat Springs Board of Realtors (SSBR) has issued a strong statement regarding the upcoming vote about the sewer vaults and Morrison Creek Water’s desire to get rid of them. If you own undeveloped land in Stagecoach, you’ll want to read the statement in its entirety.  Here it is: Tell Routt County Commissioners: Oppose Stagecoach [...]

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Owners of Stagecoach, Colorado land may have to build soon or wait until public water and sewer are installed if a new proposal is approved that will severely limit the number of new vault permits issued. Morrison Creek Water and Sanitation District recently approved a proposal to limit the amount of sewer vault permits in [...]

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The public outrage over the huge increases in Stagecoach, Colorado tap fees must have caused those in charge to re-think their plans. Tap fees are back down to $10,000. Vault permits are approx. $13,500. Also, they have revised the Lot Owner Agreement documents that need to be completed by Stagecoach buyers about Vaults (i.e. “Sealed [...]

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Most of the building lots in Stagecoach, Colorado are less than 5 acres.  But if you want to install a septic system, you need five acres of land.  So what’s a landowner who wants to build a home supposed to do if they have a single lot smaller than 5 acres? There are two choices. [...]

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