Take a pleasant drive out Piedra Road, almost to where the private lakes subdivisions transition into some of the most highly prized and scenically dynamic public lands in the county begin. The Reserve is the final subdivision offering both public water and sewer service to the north of uptown on County Road 600. This wonderful community is gated, has paved roads, a private guest house, private gates exiting into National Forest and wonderful custom homes, backdropped by big valleys and some prime Pagosa Peak views. One block beyond the entry structure is the gateway to both Turkey Springs trailhead and recreation area, the renowned Upper Piedra valley with majestic cliffs, the Piedra River, numerous trails, two million acres of National Forest and the Weminuche Wilderness area (around 800K acres of pristine and highly prized forest) plus spellbinding Williams Creek Reservoir. If you know, YOU KNOW! This very special lot is a short drive into the subdivision and near the end of a short cul de sac. It rests on a sweet little rise in the land and backs to a beautiful greenbelt to the rear. The lot is adorned with tall pines and some Gamble Oak with aspen groves across the meadow to the east. Walk the lot to imagine your Colorado home's perch. Drive the neighborhood to enjoy the magnificent variety of custom homes and pride of ownership displayed throughout The Reserve. Yes, my kids learned to ride their bikes on these very roads. Do your research and compare prices in this subdivision with the adjacent lots surrounding Lake Hatcher. You'll be pleased with what you find behind these gates. See the other available lots and save this one for last. Watch for fresh autumn color photos to be added if the parcel doesn't sell quickly. We suspect it will.