Description
Community access on a switch back trail to the west bank of the Wind River is via a 5' wide access easement on the north side of this 0.4 acre lot (approx lot dimensions 80' wide x 200' deep). See attached enlargement of this lot boundary (zoom excerpt from the Plat Map). Mostly level treed lot right up to the bluff at the top of the community access parcel ... affording possibility of a nice patio area with overlooking views of the Wind River ... with convenient river access from your doorstep.
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School Information
Description
Community access on a switch back trail to the west bank of the Wind River is via a 5' wide access easement on the north side of this 0.4 acre lot (approx lot dimensions 80' wide x 200' deep). See attached enlargement of this lot boundary (zoom excerpt from the Plat Map). Mostly level treed lot right up to the bluff at the top of the community access parcel ... affording possibility of a nice patio area with overlooking views of the Wind River ... with convenient river access from your doorstep.
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