Teyuakan 2 adjoins the San Juan National Forest on it’s east border
Teyuakan 2 is a rural residential subdivision in the North Pagosa Springs area, located off Piedra Road along Roush Drive. Known for its spacious acreage, wooded terrain, and mountain and valley views, Teyuakan 2 offers buyers the opportunity to own a property with room for privacy, outdoor recreation, and country living. The neighborhood is part of the larger Teyuakan area, which includes Teyuakan 1 and Teyuakan 2.
Property sizes vary, with examples of homesites ranging from approximately 3 to 5 acres or more. There are 29 parcels located up Piedra Road about 10 miles north of Hwy 160. This larger-lot layout provides space for custom homes, garages, workshops, gardens, and outdoor activities while maintaining separation between neighboring properties.
Key Features of Teyuakan 2
- Multi-Acre Properties: Homes and vacant land offer more space and privacy than typical residential lots, with individual parcel sizes varying throughout the subdivision.
- Mountain and Valley Views: Rolling terrain and elevated building sites provide opportunities for scenic views across the surrounding countryside.
- Wooded and Open Land: Properties include combinations of trees, pasture, and open ground, giving buyers a choice of settings for a home or future building site.
- National Forest Proximity: Some properties border the San Juan National Forest, offering convenient access to nearby public lands where permitted.
- Central Water: Water service is available to properties in the subdivision via a 570 foot community well.
- Individual Septic Systems: Homes generally rely on private septic systems rather than a shared municipal sewer connection.
- Gravel Roads: Roush Drive and neighborhood roads have a rural character, so buyers should consider road conditions and seasonal access when evaluating a property.
- Rural Property Uses: Depending on the parcel and applicable regulations, properties may suit residential living, horses, or recreational use.
