PRESTON DOUGLAS
Expansive Opportunities
San Luis Valley Specialist
Land & Legacy
FEATURED PROPERTIES
112 CENDAR RIDGE ROAD, MOSCA CO
$399,000
PRESTON
DOUGLAS
Preston Douglas isn’t just a realtor—he’s a connector of people and places. Drawn to the San Luis Valley for its peaceful lifestyle and family ties, he built a thriving real estate business helping others find their perfect home, retreat, or homestead. What began as a business opportunity became a passion. Preston thrives on the adventure of real estate—exploring landscapes, discovering hidden gems, and seeing clients’ dreams come to life. His deep knowledge, hard work, and personable nature set him apart. Whether navigating backroads for the perfect property or negotiating deals with expertise, Preston is dedicated to making every transaction seamless. When he’s not working, he’s out exploring—driving through the mountains and embracing the Valley’s beauty.
For those looking to buy or sell in the San Luis Valley, Preston Douglas is more than a real estate agent—he’s a guide, an advocate, and a trusted partner in the journey.
The History of the San Luis Valley, Colorado
Today, the San Luis Valley is known for its vast, high-altitude landscapes, stunning mountain views, and rich agricultural heritage. Spanning over 120 miles and flanked by the Sangre de Cristo and San Juan Mountains, the valley has been home to Indigenous peoples for centuries, with the Utes considering it a sacred place. Spanish settlers arrived in the 1800s, establishing San Luis in 1851, Colorado's oldest town. The region became a key passage for traders, miners, and homesteaders, with the arrival of the railroad further shaping its development. Agriculture remains the valley's backbone, while its spiritual sites, UFO lore, and historic traditions add to its mystique. Today, the San Luis Valley continues to blend resilience, adventure, and cultural richness, captivating all who vi
The History of the San Luis Valley, Colorado
Today, the San Luis Valley is known for its vast, high-altitude landscapes, stunning mountain views, and rich agricultural heritage. Spanning over 120 miles and flanked by the Sangre de Cristo and San Juan Mountains, the valley has been home to Indigenous peoples for centuries, with the Utes considering it a sacred place. Spanish settlers arrived in the 1800s, establishing San Luis in 1851, Colorado's oldest town. The region became a key passage for traders, miners, and homesteaders, with the arrival of the railroad further shaping its development. Agriculture remains the valley's backbone, while its spiritual sites, UFO lore, and historic traditions add to its mystique. Today, the San Luis Valley continues to blend resilience, adventure, and cultural richness, captivating all who visit.
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