The Preserve - The cornerstone of the Buckhorn Ranch Preserve residential community is the 555 acre preserve, which is a topography of rolling foothills on the eastern slope of The Wet Mountains, facing west, with broad sweeping views of the Sangre de Cristo Rocky Mountains, with abundant ponderosa, pinon and juniper tree cover, small private valleys, and arroyos, as well as seasonal creek beds lined with cottonwood and willow. In addition, the 555 acres serves as a habitat for wildlife, and a recreational and agricultural greenbelt with diverse potential uses which would serve the community. Residential Lots - There are 8 buildable single-family parcels, two of which could be subdivided into 5 acre home sites, four of which are 35 acre home sites plus a 10 acre site and a 6 acre site.  The total number of home sites ranges from 8 to 21.  The two subdividable lots could also be used for a glamping enterprise under a special use permit, once authorized by the municipality. Enterprise Examples - There are two glamping shelters (permitted as accessory structures) onsite.  Though they are not suitable for full-time residential purposes, they are an example of the type of glamping shelter that is allowable.  As such, they are not considered residential improvements and no value is ascribed to them in this offering.  A local example of this type of enterprise is The Three Peaks Ranch - https://thethreepeaksranch.com. An equine community is another development option.  An HOA could maintain a future community barn with stables, corral and riding ring for residents and their guests.  Additionally, the community could also develop a community kitchen and dining area.  A local example of this type of enterprise is The Maytag Ranch - http:maytagranch.com.