207 OVERLAND CIRCLE, Jefferson, CO

🏡 Stagestop Cabin with Private Fishing 🎣

Escape to your own private mountain retreat in Stagestop! 🌲 Set on a quiet loop road with no through traffic, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath cabin blends peaceful privacy with unbeatable recreation.

✨ Exclusive Perk: Ownership includes private fishing rights in Stagestop’s stocked waters—an outdoorsman’s dream!

📍 Just minutes from Pike National Forest, you’ll have endless opportunities for hiking 🥾, ATV riding 🛻, hunting, and year-round Colorado adventure.

Inside, rustic mountain charm meets modern convenience:

• 🪵 Durable wood styled luxury vinyl floors

• 🍽️ Quality cabinets

• 💡 Recessed lighting

• 🔥 Cozy wood stove anchoring the great room

Step outside to an oversized deck, partially covered for all-weather enjoyment 🌦️—perfect for barbecues, gatherings, or soaking in sunsets under Colorado’s starry skies ✨🌌.

🛠️ Lovingly maintained with fresh paint and stain, plus a powerful solar system ⚡ that keeps utility costs nearly nonexistent.

This home is truly move-in ready and offers a rare mix of:

• 🌲 Privacy

• 🎣 Recreation

• 🏔️ Timeless mountain appeal

Whether you’re looking for a retreat, investment, or basecamp for your Colorado lifestyle, this cabin is ready to welcome you. ❤️

Tarryall Fishing Club (maps, videos, aerial & more) - https://www.jeffreal.com/blog/tarryall-fishing-club/

13+ mile fishing lease along Tarryall Creek. Each property owner in these communities automatically becomes a member of the TFC and pays annual dues as part of their subdivision’s assessment.

🏞️ History & Origins

• In 1976, developers the Rawhide Company began developing land along County Road 77 between Jefferson and Lake George, Colorado.

• As part of their land deal, they signed a 99-year fishing lease with the Sibley family, owners of property along Tarryall Creek, with an option to renew for another 99 years.

• The fishing amenity was marketed as a sales incentive for lots in Lost Park Ranch and Stagestop. Fish were stocked in reservoirs and stretches of the creek.

• By 1991, the developers turned the management of the fishing club over to the HOAs of Lost Park Ranch and Stagestop, who registered Articles of Incorporation with the Colorado Secretary of State to officially form Tarryall Fishing Club, Inc.

📋 Membership & Meetings

• Membership is automatic with lot ownership in Lost Park Ranch or Stagestop.

• Annual dues are collected by each HOA, then transferred to TFC.

• Each April, members receive TFC Membership Cards and a notice of the Annual Membership Meeting, held in May.

• Members must be current on both HOA and TFC dues to vote at the annual meeting.

• All owners are invited and encouraged to attend—this is where decisions about the management and future of the fishing amenity are made.

🐟 Stocking & Fishing Access

• Each summer, fish are stocked in:

  • Three augmentation ponds

  • Multiple locations along the 10+ mile leased stretch of Tarryall Creek

• Members must use designated access points to enter the river.

• TFC has its own fishing rules, but all members must also follow Colorado Parks & Wildlife regulations.

• Requirements for fishing:

  • 🎫 Valid TFC Membership Card

  • 🎣 Colorado Fishing License (age 16+)

🌄 Why It’s Special

✔️ Exclusive Access: Over 13 miles of private fishing waters + ponds
✔️ Scenic Setting: Nestled between Jefferson and Lake George with forested slopes, meadows, and classic Colorado beauty
✔️ Community Tradition: A unique amenity that has united property owners for nearly 50 years
✔️ Well-Managed Habitat: Ongoing stocking and stewardship ensure healthy trout populations and quality angling

📍 Explore maps, videos, aerial views, and more details here:
👉 Tarryall Fishing Club Blog Post