The Gypsum Creek Ranch boasts a 4,154-square-foot, completely self-sufficient custom home on 65.05 acres in the Vail Valley. The home and elaborate equestrian facilities are tucked into the White River National Forest just minutes from the Eagle/Vail airport. A quaint yurt sits in a pine grove overlooking a cascading creek. Skiing and nightlife in Vail or Beaver Creek is less than an hour away.

A commercial-grade hydro-electric power plant eliminates the dependence and costs of public utilities. This over sized system is backed up by both solar and propane generators for triple redundancy. The ranch is cross fenced into irrigated pastures for horses and cattle which maintains the tax-friendly agricultural zoning. A state-of-the-art four-stall barn adjoins the 8,400-square-foot indoor riding arena.

Two round pens, corrals and miscellaneous sheds complete the improvements. Gates to trails from the ranch lead directly into over two million acres of surrounding national forest for riding, hiking, skiing and hunting adventures. Two mountain creeks with brook trout border the property and attract abundant big game and other wildlife. A deep pond holds large rainbow trout.