Looking for the extraordinary? This unfinished structural concrete dome sits on the slopes of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, with great 360-degree views and a whole load of potential. The heavy lifting is already done—Kit Carson electric, fiber optic internet, and community water are in place, along with a completed foundation, plumbing, and structure. Designed to be earth-bermed for natural insulation and extreme durability, this home is built to last for generations. All that remains is to finish the exterior, whether with plaster or the original earth-covered design, along with the interior framing and finishes. You have the option to keep it single-story or frame out a second level; you must install a second story if you want the full 2,100 square feet advertised. The home is orientated to the South and is expected to have significant passive solar gain during winter months once finished. The primary heat source would be a wood stove; the wood stove is not installed but is purchased and located at the property. Set on 1.5 acres of partially forested land with ponderosa pines, the property also features two developed tent camping spots that have previously been rented out. Water rights are included, though the ditch will need extending, and a cistern installed to make them usable. You may hear this a lot, but this is a great opportunity for the buyer who has the resources to finish this home. Call to find out more!