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$795,000
MLS: 05052-082126
10.7 Acres
3,399 SqFt
3 beds
3.0 baths
John Wayne-Inspired Western Ranch Home with Sangre de Cristo Mountain Views
Step into a piece of Western movie history with this truly unique John Wayne-inspired ranch home in Colorado’s historic Wet Mountain Valley. Designed and built to commemorate the legendary actor and the spirit of the American West, this remarkable 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home was influenced by conversations between the home’s designer and John Wayne during the 1970s, incorporating elements said to reflect Wayne’s personal tastes and the character of his iconic Western films.
Recreated in the style of an 1880s Victorian Western ranch home, the residence blends authentic Old West character with modern-day comforts. Inside, impressive handcrafted woodwork and detailed trim set the stage for a home unlike any other. The dramatic main living area features a grand mantled fireplace flanked by ceiling-high bookcases, creating a stately centerpiece reminiscent of a classic Western movie set.
The thoughtfully designed floor plan offers multi-directional access from the main-level rooms, while the banquet-sized dining room captures spectacular views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Period antique furnishings, authentic electrified oil chandeliers and lamps, and an impressive collection of John Wayne memorabilia are included with the sale, further enhancing the home's cinematic Western atmosphere.
Situated on 10.7 gently sloping, fertile acres, the home is positioned to take full advantage of the sweeping panoramic mountain scenery for which the Wet Mountain Valley is famous.
Horse Property Features
For buyers searching for a Colorado horse property, Western ranch home, unique mountain property, or John Wayne-inspired retreat, this extraordinary property offers a rare combination of history, craftsmanship, equestrian amenities and unmistakable Western character.
This isn't simply a home—it's a celebration of John Wayne, Colorado ranching heritage and the enduring spirit of the American West.
Jackie Shepherd-Pettis