Unaddressed parcel — 144501400074
Private owner · Grand County, CO
Needs review means a record exists that requires verification. No record means nothing is on file — which is not an all-clear.
A split estate — the minerals beneath are federally owned.
Action plan for this parcel
- 1.
3 rebate programs match this address
RecommendedrebateAcross state, county, and local sponsors — up to $1,000 stackable. Includes Grand County Wildfire Council Cost-Share Program; Colorado Wildfire Mitigation Income Tax Credit; Forest Restoration and Wildfire Risk Mitigation (FRWRM) Grant.
- 2.
Verify augmentation plans + diligence on the priority date
Recommendedwater3 water rights with oldest priority 1875. In Colorado's prior-appropriation system, this puts the parcel near the front of the call line in dry years — verify augmentation plan membership and any pending change-of-use applications.
- 3.
Verify owner mailing address is current
OptionalcomplianceOwner of record is out-of-state. If you are the owner, ensure your county assessor has a current mailing address — undelivered tax bills are the most common precursor to tax-lien foreclosure.
Acrescope presents data and surfaces actions — it does not provide financial, legal, tax, or insurance advice. Confirm with a qualified professional before incurring costs.
The deal
What this parcel is worth, what encumbers it, and what its paper trail says — value, distress, listings, sales, and tax.
No distress filings on record for this parcel. We monitor county clerk recordings (NEDs, lis pendens, liens, judgements) and join them via fuzzy name match.
No active for-sale listings on record for this parcel. We track public-record foreclosure-sale lists (county Public Trustee) and attach them here when a sale is scheduled.
PO BOX 7433, DAYTONA BEACH, FL 32116-7433
The land
What the ground itself is — cover, soils, buildability, water, minerals, and the public land around it.
- Farmland class
- Farmland of statewide importance
- Land-capability (non-irrigated)
- 6e
- Drainage
- Well drained
- Hydrologic group
- C
- Slope
- 4%
- Avail. water capacity
- 0.17 cm/cm
- Group-C soil — slow infiltration
- EPA radon Zone 1 — sub-slab mitigation typical
- Mean annual precipitation
- 19.5 in
- Mean annual snowfall
- 94 inModerate snow load
- Mean annual temperature
- 38°F
- Frost-free season
- 138 days/yr(moderate growing season)
Source: Open-Meteo Historical Weather archive (ERA5 reanalysis), 2014–2023 daily normals. Frost-free days count days whose overnight low stayed above 32°F. The snow-load band is a buyer-facing heuristic from annual snowfall, not an engineered ground-snow-load design value — confirm with the local building department before relying on it.
Senior decreed water with priority back to 1875 — a senior priority date under Colorado prior appropriation; what actually conveys, and on what terms, is established by the decrees and title diligence.
| Priority | Structure | Source | Decreed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1875-06-01 | BYERS DITCH NO 1(Ditch)WDID 5100562 ↗ | GARDINER CREEK | 0.25 C |
| 1884-11-30 | SMITH NO 3 DITCH(Ditch)WDID 5100891 ↗ | JONES CREEK | 2.125 C |
| 1949-01-15 | COTTONWOOD RESERVOIR(Reservoir)WDID 5104012 ↗ | GARDINER CREEK | 86.12 A |
No oil & gas wells within ½ mile of this parcel. Sourced from the Colorado Energy & Carbon Management Commission (ECMC) public registry.
- USFS· NFArapaho National ForestArapaho and Roosevelt National Forestsparcel inside unit boundary0 mi591K ac
- BLM· ACECKinney Creek Area of Critical Environmental ConcernKinney Creek ACEC3.3 mi1K ac
Distance is measured to the nearest edge of each unit's bounding box (a fast approximation, not precise polygon containment). “Inside unit boundary” means the parcel centroid sits within the unit's bbox; verify against the unit's precise boundary before acting.
- Mineral rights designation
- All Minerals
- Federal estate acres overlapping
- 23,444
Source: BLM Colorado Federal Mineral Estate (Solid Colors). Split-estate ownership is common in the Western US — verify deed history and any mineral-rights conveyance/reservation before relying on this signal.
The risk
What could burn, flood, slide, or fail to insure — and how exposed this parcel actually is.
| Incident | Acres | Contained | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fishhook | 309 | 100% | 39.9 mi |
- Wildfire damage potential (CO-WRA)
Very Low▾
Wildfire damage potential is Very Low. Stay current on defensible space; track changes as fuels shift year-to-year.
- CO-WRA bld_dmg_pot tier
- Very Low
- Acrescope wildfire component (0-100)
- 10
Actions that move this rating- Annual fuels check — Even low-tier parcels can drift upward as nearby vegetation grows. Re-run this lookup yearly; adjust home-hardening priorities accordingly.
Source: Colorado Wildfire Risk Assessment (CO-WRA) · bld_dmg_pot
- FEMA flood zone
Zone D▾
FEMA-mapped Zone D. Moderate hazard; flood insurance is not federally mandated but should be considered.
- FEMA NFHL zone
- D
- Special Flood Hazard Area
- No
- Acrescope flood component (0-100)
- 10
Actions that move this rating- Preferred Risk Policy (PRP) — Non-SFHA NFIP coverage is cheap (often $400-700/yr) and protects against the surprise flood event a moderate zone implies.
- In Special Flood Hazard Area?
- No
- Nearest SNOTEL station
- Stillwater Creek13.4 mi · 8,760 ftSnowpack reference for this area — link out for current SWE + 30-year normal.
- EPA radon zone
- Zone 1 — highest potential (predicted indoor avg > 4 pCi/L)
Sources: Colorado Geological Survey statewide Landslide Inventory (mapped deposits, not a debris-flow susceptibility model), the EPA Map of Radon Zones (county-level), and the USGS Quaternary Fault and Fold Database. Descriptive, not legal or engineering advice — confirm slope stability, radon, and seismic conditions with a qualified professional before acting.
- Fires within 5 mi
- 2
- Most recent
- East Troublesome — 2015
- Total acres burned within 5 mi
- 768
Show all 2 fires ▾
- Rifle Range2015619 ac· 3.6 mi
- Rifle Range2010149 ac· 3.5 mi
The owner
Who holds it, through what entity, and what else that owner holds.
Individual owner of record. No Colorado Secretary of State business entity matched to this parcel's owner name.
- Median household income
- $102,279
- Median home value
- $469,300
- Median gross rent
- $888/mo
- Median age
- 42.5
- Owner-occupied
- 52.2%(529 of 1,014 units)
- Bachelor's degree or higher
- 35.5%
- Vacancy rate
- 38.4%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2022 5-year estimates, block group 080490002051. Block groups average ~1,500 people; these stats describe the surrounding community, not this parcel specifically.
- Verdict & action plan — full write-up with every claim cited to its record (free: summary above)
- Recommended diligence — the complete prioritized checklist for this parcel (free: top action above)
- Property & valuation — comp set, ag use-value adjustment, valuation walk-through (free: assessor value above)
- Land & stewardship — land cover, soils, buildability, regenerative potential
- Water & subsurface — each decreed right with priority date, WDID, and diversion history (free: counts above)
- Climate & hazards — burn history, insurability workup, mitigation rebate stack (free: tiers above)
- Distress & ownership — filing-by-filing record and the owner’s full entity network (free: flags above)
- Sources & methodology — every source record linked, dated, and retrievable
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- Parcel ID
- cb796293-7d04-46c6-856c-f755b64d3ada
- APN
- 144501400074
- Schedule
- R200511
- Assessor record
- 2026-08-22
- Sale history
- 2026-06-02
- Water rights
- 2026-08-20
- Well permits
- 2026-06-09
- Oil & gas wells
- 2026-08-20
- Federal mineral estate
- 2026-08-22
- Flood zones
- 2026-06-03
- Fire perimeters
- 2026-08-24
- Distress filings
- 2026-08-24
- Entity registrations
- 2026-08-22
- Conservation easements
- 2026-06-11
The date our copy of that office’s records last changed — domains update on different cadences.