CONSERVATION EASEMENT
There are no conservation easements of any kind on the Majo Ranch.
THE OFFERING
Majo Ranch is being offered “turn-key” as it sits today in fully operational condition. The exception to this is that the owner will exclude from the sale some furnishings that have meaning to certain family members, art, family photos, their personal affects, gear and belongings. They have agreed to provide a list of excluded items within two weeks of the execution of a purchase contract. The buyer shall have the right to approve this list during the due diligence period.
Majo Ranch improvements are modest, attractive and thoughtfully designed for use as a family or corporate retreat. They are briefly described as follows:
LODGE: A rather grand name for an attractive, “historic” one room log cabin that offers a big stone fireplace and comfortable seating where everyone can gather for a pre or post-dinner drink. It has a large screened porch to allow one to enjoy the evening sunset.
COOKHOUSE: A short walk from the lodge brings one to the cookhouse – another historic log building - which accommodates a full commercial kitchen with a small dining area and a large dining room with a table that will seat 25. Like the lodge which likely dates to the turn of the 19th century, it is easy to imagine the tall tales that were spun by generations of hunters and fisherman that have passed through these classic buildings over the years. Before becoming a private retreat for the Cathcart family, the Majo was, in fact, an operating dude ranch.
OWNER’S HOME: This is a proper log home with an enormous amount of charm. It has a full kitchen, dining area and living room with a large stone fireplace as well as an office, a master bedroom, and a guest bedroom along with two-and-a-half bathrooms. It also has a full basement.
TRAILHEAD CABIN: A comfortable log cabin with two bedrooms - each with its own bathroom - that share a living room.
HOMESTEAD CABIN: Another comfortable log cabin with two bedrooms - each with its own bathroom - that share a living room.
HIGHWATER CABIN: Similar to the others, this is a comfortable log cabin with two bedrooms - each with its own bathroom - that share a living room.
WRANGLERS QUARTERS: This is also a spacious log cabin with two bedrooms - each with its own bathroom - that share a living room.
MOOSE CABIN: This is a more classic log house with a good-sized living room with fireplace and two bedrooms that share a bathroom complex.
BIGHORN CABIN: This is another classic log cabin with a living room with fireplace, a master bedroom with bathroom, and a guest room with bathroom.
BUNKHOUSE: This building was set up to accommodate the owner’s grandchildren. The cousins relished the opportunity to be together and out from under their parent’s direct supervision. We suspect the parents actually relished the concept as well!! It sleeps six with a large shared bathroom and living room area.
MANAGER’S HOUSE: Located closer to the ranch entrance and outside of the main building compound, the manager’s house is a very comfortable four bedroom, three bathroom home.
OTHER BUILDINGS: These would include a building that houses a walk-in cooler, a washroom, and sleeping quarters for seasonal staff. Also included are a large equipment shed, a hay barn, and a tack room with an adjacent horse corral.