277 Thompson Road La Veta, CO 81055

Perfection in Paradise - This beautiful log home is nestled in the pines and aspens and has a huge wrap-around deck for entertaining, plus plenty of extra space for your dining guests to spend the night in the completely finished lower level with two sets of walk-out french doors. Furnishings included! The architecture of this beautiful log home is stunning, it is in fabulous condition, and it comes with all the furnishings. The main level features a huge wrap-around deck with a large portion of it covered, the living room, dining room, kitchen with a breakfast counter, a large bedroom, full bath, and laundry room. The loft has a large bedroom, full bath, sitting area, and office area. The full finished basement has a large living room with two sets of walk-out french doors, two large bedrooms, a living room, and a full bath. This amazing retreat sits on two acres of heavily wooded pines and aspens in the cool clean air of the Paradise Acres Subdivision, outside of La Veta Colorado. Call Joe Edens at 719-890-4037 or Jerry Henson at 719-742-5161 for more information.La Veta/Cuchara Area Overview: Amidst nature's great beauty you will find a refreshing small town quality of life combined with the sophistication of art galleries, theater, dining, a fitness center, musical entertainment and shopping. Home of Ricky Tims Art Quilt Studio.For recreation there is hiking and fishing in our high mountain lakes and National Forest. Mountain biking, camping, and horseback riding are a few of the outdoor activities readily accessible. Just one hour's drive from La Veta and the ...(show more) Cuchara Valley is the spectacular Great Sand Dunes National Park.Adding to the mix of La Veta/Cuchara activities are the lush greens of the Grandote Peaks Golf Club, designed by famous golfer Tom Weiskopf. For lodging, the historic La Veta Inn in the heart of town is a wonderful place to stay or enjoy dinner. Just down the street from the Inn is the Ryus Avenue Bakery, offering delicious homemade breads, cinnamon twists and other delights. Complete a relaxing day with a visit to the numerous antique and gift shops in downtown La Veta.Nine buildings on the site of an adobe trading post make up the Fort Francisco Museum. In addition to a schoolhouse and re-created general store, the fort contains collections of furniture, clothing, tools and more from a bygone era. While in town, visit the Spanish Peaks Arts Council and other local galleries for exhibits of local artists' works.These small, laid-back towns at the base of the majestic Spanish Peaks are located along the Scenic Highway of Legends. La Veta served as a vital lifeline for pioneer travelers a century ago; the town was originally a busy trading center, supplying the nearby area with goods. It is now home to a diverse population of artists, ranchers and others seeking a higher quality of life.