The 610-acre Peace Ranch is located just outside of Carbondale with lots of space for an equestrian lifestyle. This ranch was listed for $49.5 million and is now going to auction on September 16th with a reserve of $17 million.

The ranch has five separate residences totaling 16 bedrooms. It also boasts of numerous trails, four stocked trout ponds, a custom room for equestrian apparel, and a fishing room complete with gear. The highlight of this property is the equestrian center with a bar, fitness center, two-bedroom apartment, indoor arena, and a patio with a barbecue grilling area.

The auction for the equestrian Peace Ranch in Colorado is handled by Concierge Auctions in Colorado.

The main gate entrance of the property has a wooden archway adorned with outdoor lamp lights. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is a look at the cabin with wooden tones on its exteriors that makes it stand out against the surrounding green landscape of trees and shrubs. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is the living room with a large glass wall on the far side bringing in natural lighting for the set of sofas surrounding the wooden coffee table. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is the porch with an outdoor sofa set and an outdoor dining set with a sweeping view of the mountains. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is the swimming pool area with terracotta walkways and steps adorned with planters and potted plants. You can also see here the lawn chairs lining the far side of the pool. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is vast arena for riding horses. It has a tall cathedral ceiling with large lights and metal beams. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is a closer look at the arena with various sitting areas and surrounded by railings for safety. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is a look at the vast pond that is stocked with fishing game. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is an aerial view of the ranch showcasing the landscape of the property filled with tall trees, trails and open land. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

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These days, Tom and Molly Bedell are very busy with Tom’s guitar factory in Bend, Oregon, and in Nashville, where they opened an 8,000-square-foot music store, they call “Two Old Hippies,” with a live music venue, guitar sales, jewelry, clothing, and boots. This is a couple not easily held down.

They’re movers and doers who want to make a difference in all their ventures. Judging by the store’s website and their faithful fans, they’ve become a well-loved part of the Nashville scene.

Sometimes in order to be successful, you have to make adjustments. Having opened their store in 2011 and overseeing the Oregon guitar factory, it became obvious that there was no time to enjoy their 610-acre Peace Ranch near Aspen. The couple bought the ranch in 2003, then known as the Schweppe Ranch.

Like everything else they put their minds to, their golden touch has turned the ranch into one of the most notable equestrian compounds in the country. The riding area and associated facilities cover a full acre or about 43,000 square feet. The building also contains a “cool bar,” fitness center, two-bedroom apartment, and indoor arena measuring 108’ x 204.’

The even larger 150’ x 240’ outdoor riding arena has a viewing area that includes a patio with a barbecue grilling area. Along with the various corrals and facilities, there is also a convenient snowmelt system. Total peace and privacy are guaranteed by the White River National Forest with single access via private Forest Service road entry which is gated and secure.

Although there is no trophy house, there are five separate residences totaling 16 bedrooms. Not only for horseback riding of the numerous trails, but the four also stocked trout ponds offer great fishing. More evidence that the Bedells always go the extra mile is a custom room for equestrian apparel and a fishing room complete with gear.

Peace Ranch is well located being 15 minutes from the town of Basalt and 45 minutes from Aspen. Though county laws allow for 35-acre subdivisions, another option is to place the ranch in a conservation easement, which reduces or extinguishes the development potential and provides tax credits and incentives.

Originally priced at $49.5 million, other high-end ranches in the area have sold with similar price tags such as Saudi Prince Bandar bin Sultan’s 90-acre Hola Ranch and an adjoining property that sold for $49 million in 2012. Mandalay Ranch outside Snowmass Village sold for $46 million in 2004 and Crystal Island Ranch, outside of Carbondale, sold for $47 million in 2006. For more information.

Equestrian ranch with 29,000 square foot indoor arena, 600 acres, five residences, and trout pond was $49.5 million. Auction date is September 16th with a reserve of $17 million.

Source: www.conciergeauctions.com

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