Welcome

By:
Gary Short, Director of Real Estate Sales

Well-known interior designer and author, Charlotte Moss, once said, “There are two things that make a room timeless: a sense of history and a piece of the future.” 

Cordillera Ranch feels like a timeless room. The land, or at least the land that makes up Cordillera Ranch today, has been here for a lot longer than any of us have. It is full of history. For the founders, it has been of utmost importance and a challenge to preserve the Ranch’s rugged past, while creating a place where everchanging trends in development, design and construction would not only thrive, but also become a part of the native beauty. In essence, it would be a place that withstands the test of time.

Now, I am by no means a student of interior design, nor do I claim to have an eye for that sort of thing — heck half the time I have to ask my very patient wife if my pants and shirt match! I do, however, enjoy quotes with meaning beyond the specific topic they’re relating to. And her quote about the timeless nature of a room can translate to any number of different environments, including the room that is Cordillera Ranch. 

Gary Short
Director of Real Estate Sales
Cordillera Ranch

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