5 Western Colorado Properties from Log Acres to Mixed-Use Space

Set along Highway 92 in Delta, this large commercial, multi-use building offers a flexible footprint with B-2 zoning and prominent highway frontage. House of Chin Restaurant currently occupies 5,500 square feet, while an additional 3,770± square feet remains available for retail, office, storage, and more—an adaptable layout that can support multiple uses under one roof. The setting is designed for convenience, with lots of parking that suits daily restaurant traffic as well as future tenant or owner needs. Offered either as the building/real estate alone or bundled with the restaurant business, the property reads as both an established destination and a canvas for expansion. It’s a place to build on existing momentum while shaping what comes next.

Size: 0.73 acres

Along the water’s edge in Durango, this custom three-bedroom, three-bath residence pairs everyday comfort with a lifestyle built around the outdoors—close to Purgatory Ski Resort, plus hiking, biking, Jeep trails, and fishing. Inside, an expansive two-story great room brings in abundant natural light and centers on a floor-to-ceiling rock fireplace with a stove insert, creating an easy gathering space for evenings in. The kitchen is finished with granite countertops, solid hickory cabinetry, and hardwood floors. On the main level, the spacious primary suite includes a five-piece bath with a jacuzzi tub and walk-around shower, with new carpet and laundry conveniently nearby. Upstairs, a loft, full bath, and two guest bedrooms with large closets offer flexible space. Downstairs, a heated workshop, bonus room, mudroom, wine space, and generous storage keep everything in order, with an outbuilding for gear and a private community lake for canoeing and fishing.

Set on just under 23 acres in Whitewater, this custom log home balances wide-open privacy with everyday convenience, just 35 minutes from Grand Junction. The setting is defined by 360-degree views, including sightlines to historic Driggs Mansion and Thimble Rock, plus direct backing to BLM and Trophy Unit 40. Inside, nearly 4,000 square feet unfolds across five bedrooms, three baths, two living spaces, and a theater room complete with a wet bar and mini kitchen. Expansive windows frame the landscape, while a Woodstock soapstone woodburning stove brings a quiet warmth to the main living area. The kitchen pairs leathered granite with an island and gas range. Efficiency comes through owned solar, a well, and a commercial-grade heating and cooling pump, with deeded water rights to Thimble Rock Spring and a pond adding to the sense of a self-sustained Colorado life.

Set on a 1.16-acre corner lot, this new-construction ranch-style estate brings a modern ease to life just minutes from downtown Fruita and nearby hiking and biking trails. Inside, open-concept flow meets high-end craftsmanship, with a light-filled living area anchored by a stately gas fireplace. The chef’s kitchen is designed for real use and real gathering, featuring granite countertops, custom cabinetry, and double ovens that keep pace with everything from weeknight meals to weekend hosting. A private primary suite adds a restorative note, highlighted by a spa-inspired five-piece bath and a garden tub made for unhurried evenings. Practicality is equally considered, with an attached three-car garage plus dedicated RV parking. It’s a home that supports both everyday comfort and an active Colorado rhythm.

Set on 36.1 acres in Crawford, this one-of-a-kind log home captures true Western Colorado living at the base of Lands End and Mt. Lamborn. Inside, multiple living levels create a sense of retreat, anchored by a vaulted great room where expansive windows frame breathtaking views. A bar invites evenings to linger, while a loft office offers a quiet perch above the main living space. With four bedrooms and six baths, the layout includes a private entry basement suite—ideal for flexible, separate living. Comfort is handled with radiant heat and mini splits, complemented by quality finishes throughout. Outside, a 36×38 barn/shop supports hands-on projects, and an arena sets the stage for ranch life. Perez Pond, backed by Absolute Water Rights, along with minimal covenants and abundant wildlife, keeps daily life open-ended and connected to the land.