Elbert County, Colorado Land For Sale (72 results)

Last Dart Road - Parcel 3 | 35.34 Acres | Elbert County, CO Parcel 3 is a 35.34-acre lot within Last Dart Road, a gated subdivision on Colorado's eastern plains in Elbert County. The property is classic Eastern Plains grassland - rolling hills, seasonal draws, open skies, and views extending for miles in every direction. Wildlife is abundant, including resident pronghorn antelope herds visible throughout the property. Infrastructure is already in place: underground electric has been run to each lot, and the subdivision is served by a private gated road accessed off County Road 174. Each parcel has been individually surveyed (contact broker for a copy of the survey). The location offers privacy and open space while remaining within convenient reach of Elizabeth, the Denver metro area, and Denver International Airport - room to spread out without losing access to Front Range amenities. Property Details 35.34 acres (Parcel 3 of the Last Dart Road subdivision) Gated subdivision with private road Underground electric run to the lot Surveyed - copy available from broker Access off County Road 174 Grassland terrain with rolling hills and seasonal draws Resident pronghorn antelope and abundant wildlife About Last Dart Road The subdivision consists of 13 parcels ranging from 35 to 61 acres. Parcels 1 and 2 have sold; Parcels 3-13 are available. Lots are offered individually or as one complete package - well suited for a developer looking to take advantage of the infrastructure already in place. Please contact broker for additional details about other lots available and pricing. The boundary lines shown in any photographs, aerial images, or maps associated with this listing are approximate and are intended for general reference purposes only. Physical lot marker signs have been placed at approximate corner locations for general reference only and represent a good-faith estimate, not a survey-verified placement. Please refer to the official survey plat for exact legal boundary locations and dimensions. The information provided is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed. Great Plains Land Company assumes no liability for errors or omissions. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence.

LOCATION This 1,352-acre (+/-) tract is located just east of the town of Matheson in eastern Elbert County. Access is provided by US Highway 24 via Resolis Road with primary services located in Limon to east and Falcon/Colorado Springs to the west. Irrigation is provided by (3) sprinklers (2 Valley and 1 Zimmatic) with 160-acres under pivot. The sprinklers are supplied by (3) irrigation wells rated at a maximum pumping rate of 449 g.p.m. with a commingled annual appropriation of 400 acre-feet and positioned just south of Big Sandy Creek. The irrigated portions were most recently planted in corn and triticale. Soil composition consists primarily of Nunn loam and Truckton sandy loam. The pasture areas contained north of the Big Sandy drainage consist of gently rolling topography with five-strand barbed wire perimeter and cross fencing. Primary forage sources consist of Western Wheat and Gramma grasses. Stock water is provided by (4) drinkers dispersed throughout (3 stock tanks and 1 dirt tank). This 1,352-acre (+/-) tract provides a unique combination of irrigated ground and highly grazable pasture for the eastern Elbert County area. Big Sandy Creek draws Mule Deer, Pronghorn and Turkey to the property with a number of trophy class bucks taken on-site and from the surrounding ranch over the years. Elk can be seen on occasion feeding from the crops and moving along the creek bottom. The parcel is not encumbered by a conservation easement. The owner may consider the separate sale of the irrigated ground or pasture portions. Call Brent Hedrick for a private tour.

397 acres with over 2100 feet of State Highway 86 frontage and over 2350 feet of County Road frontage. Partially located in the Elbert County Economic Development Zone (EDZ). Prime opportunity for commercial, mixed use or residential development. Land 397 acres located along State Highway 86 just 2.4 miles west of Kiowa, Colorado with over 2100 feet of State Highway 86 frontage and about 1/2 mile of County Road 33 frontage. Located in the Elbert County Economic Development Zone (EDZ). Rolling hills and level ground describe this expansive parcel. Currently used as a cattle ranch with a home and supporting outbuildings, corrals and water infrastructure, but located in a prime area for development. The land is well sodded grassland and there is a good water well and several runoff ponds. A parcel of this size and scope along Highway 86 is almost impossible to find. Here is your chance to create a residential, commercial or mixed use development. Across the Highway and next door are several commercial lots and existing development. Included in the area are two concrete plants, RV and boat storage, RV retail, a propane company, and other businesses. Improvements The home was built in 1948 and has a new roof and exterior paint, windows and doors and is water tight. The interior has been gutted and is ready for your ideas. Its a 3 bed, two bathroom two story with a full basement. There are 4 large modern loafing sheds incorporated with an expansive corrals system for livestock protection. The property has an old silo, and several other sheds and outbuildings. The water well services the home and pastures. Recreation The area is known for its Mule Deer and Pronghorn populations. The deep draws on the property hold trophy Muley's and Antelope are abundant. Additionally, the property holds predators, such as coyote and fox and various small game animals and birds. The equine ranch possibilities are endless with 397 acres of open land for exploration. The property sits next to Messer arena, an indoor arena that hosts roping and other equine events. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The water rights are available to have basin determinations completed. The seller appears to have 1/2 of the mineral rights and will convey along with the surface at closing. Region & Climate Kiowa is the county seat of Elbert County, Colorado. Kiowa boast numerous local activities, such as the annual county fair, rodeos, social activities and other activities. Area rainfall averages about 18 inches of rain per year, with May typically being the wettest month. The area receives heavy snowfall, averaging around 77 inches per season but with abundant clear skies, averaging roughly 243 to 246 sunny days per year. Location Located just 2.4 miles west of Kiowa and 9.5 miles east of Elizabeth Colorado, the property is ideally located along State Highway 86 between Elbert County's two largest and growing communities. Elbert County is southeast of the Denver Metro area and is becoming increasing popular for front range commuters. The property is located 54 miles from Denver International Airport and 49 miles from Colorado Springs Airport. The Denver Tech Center is located 41 miles northwest of the property. Castle Rock is 25 miles and Parker is 27 miles from the property.

Most people go their whole lives searching for that ‘one thing.’ Out here, you just step outside and find it—155 acres of open sky, rolling pasture, and the mountain majesty of Pikes Peak. Welcome to Discovery Farm, where life balances between peaceful retreat and fully functioning ranch. Two commanding barns anchor the equestrian facilities, while guest houses, caretaker quarters, and utility buildings expand the possibilities for multigenerational living or retreat-style use, all tucked securely behind a gated entry. The main residence captures the essence of Colorado living, with mountain views that never grow old and comfort that becomes a way of life. Inside, the home blends mid-century character with modern refinement. Vaulted ceilings and walls of glass bring scale and light, while details like the open-riser staircase, stone fireplace, and wide-plank wood floors ground the space in warmth. The kitchen is a true centerpiece, with a massive marble waterfall island and peninsula with breakfast bar seating, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, a bright windowed dining nook, and a separate scullery with commercial-grade refrigeration. The main-floor primary suite enjoys its own fireplace, a private patio, and spa-like bath with refined finishes. Upstairs, two ensuite bedrooms and a loft with built-in beds provide exceptional guest accommodations, while a main-floor den offers flexibility for work or quiet retreat. Purpose-built equestrian amenities elevate the property to professional standards, with two commercial barns offering 20+ stalls, tack rooms, and wash bays, alongside an 11,000-square-foot indoor arena, utility building, and multiple sheds. An outdoor arena, trails, and fenced pastures stretch across the landscape, supported by conveyed water rights that sustain pasture and livestock. Located just five minutes from Elizabeth, 25 minutes from Castle Rock, and under an hour from DIA or Colorado Springs Airport, Discovery Farm delivers rare seclusion with ease of access. Paved roads bring you to the gate—beyond it, every sunrise and sunset is yours to claim. Listed by Elaine Stucy and Mckinze Casey | LIV Sotheby's International Realty

Last Dart Road | Elbert County, Colorado 11 Available Parcels | 514.96 Acres | Offered Individually or as a Package Last Dart Road is a gated subdivision of sweeping Colorado grassland on the eastern plains of Elbert County - rolling hills, dramatic open skies, seasonal draws, and abundant wildlife, including resident pronghorn antelope herds visible throughout the property. The land offers long, unobstructed sightlines in every direction, with the classic recreational and residential appeal of the Eastern Plains, while remaining within convenient reach of Elizabeth, the Denver metro area, and Denver International Airport - room to spread out without losing access to Front Range amenities. Originally platted as 13 parcels, Last Dart Road now offers 11 available lots (Parcels 3-13; Parcels 1 and 2 have sold) ranging from 35 to 61 acres, for a total of approximately 514.96 acres. The subdivision is accessed off County Road 174 through a private gate, with a seller-installed private road serving all parcels. Underground electric has already been run to every lot, and each parcel has been individually surveyed (contact broker for a copy). A total of 290 acres across Parcels 7-13 are protected by a conservation easement - 41.5 acres on the eastern portion of each of these seven parcels - put in place to preserve the rural look and feel of Last Dart Road. Among these, Parcel 7 stands out for a seasonal creek lined with mature cottonwoods - a rare feature for this part of Elbert County - and sits on a cul-de-sac. Lots may be purchased individually or as a complete package, offering a strong opportunity for a developer to take advantage of the infrastructure head start already in place across the subdivision. Property Highlights 11 available parcels, 514.96 acres total (35-61 acres each) Gated subdivision with private road, access off County Road 174 Underground electric already run to each lot Each parcel individually surveyed - copies available from broker 290 acres under conservation easement (Parcels 7-13, 41.5 acres each, eastern portion) Rolling grassland terrain, seasonal draws, and long sightlines Resident pronghorn antelope and abundant wildlife Available individually or as a full package - ideal for a developer Convenient to Elizabeth, Denver metro, and DIA Please contact broker for pricing and additional details on individual parcels. The boundary lines shown in any photographs, aerial images, or maps associated with this listing are approximate and are intended for general reference purposes only. Physical lot marker signs have been placed at approximate corner locations for general reference only and represent a good-faith estimate, not a survey-verified placement. Please refer to the official survey plat for exact legal boundary locations and dimensions. The information provided is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed. Great Plains Land Company assumes no liability for errors or omissions. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence.

160 Acres of Income-Producing CRP Land in Elbert County, Colorado Discover an exceptional investment opportunity in the heart of Colorado's eastern plains. This 160-acre property offers immediate income generation with minimal management required. Location & Access: Conveniently situated just 10 minutes from Matheson and 15 minutes from Limon, this property provides easy access to nearby communities while maintaining the character of rural Colorado. Income-Producing Asset: The entire 160 acres are currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) through 2030, providing a reliable annual payment of $3,206 ($20/acre). This hands-off income stream makes it an ideal investment for those seeking passive returns from agricultural land. Mid-contract management has already been completed, resulting in significant cost savings for the next owner. Recreation & Wildlife: The property offers hunting opportunities for deer, antelope, and small game. With its CRP enrollment providing quality habitat, wildlife thrives on this land. The property is likely eligible for Colorado's Landowner Preference Program, which can provide the new owner with additional hunting licenses (new owner must apply through Colorado Parks & Wildlife for confirmation). The boundary lines shown in any photographs, aerial images, or maps associated with this listing are approximate and are intended for general reference purposes only. The information provided is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed. Great Plains Land Company assumes no liability for errors or omissions. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence.

Offering Jumping Cow Ranch Headquarters, an exquisite Elbert County horse or cattle estate. The well improved ranch offers all the facilities needed to operate a horse boarding, training, or event venue. It would also make the perfect cattle ranch headquarters and is ready for your purebred or commercial cattle sales. The ranch has several purchase options and is additionally offered in parcels. Come experience a true High Plains western ranch. Land 321 acres of grassland east of Kiowa and north of Ramah in Elbert County Colorado. The property features rolling hills, draws, and pine tree pockets with good native grass forage ideal for a cattle or horse operation. The soils are typically loamy to sandy loam in the high plains grassland areas and are well-suited for native grass species. Water is primarily from a central 585 ft deep well, which is piped around to numerous automatic waterers and hydrants in addition to several stock dams. The average annual precipitation ~15-17 inches and the property features, well taken care of, native grass forage. The ranch is located 17 miles east of Kiowa, Colorado and 15 miles north of Ramah Colorado with great access incredible views of Pikes Peak and the surrounding countryside. Improvements Main Home- Timeless Western elegance describes this wonderfully appointed grand western log home at the center of the ranch. The stunning ranch-style log home is nestled amid the Ponderosa Pines. Featuring warm, handcrafted log design and boasting 4,590 square feet of finished living area and 960 square feet of unfinished. The grand great room as breathtaking centerpiece with soaring vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, massive floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, expansive walls of windows flooding the space with natural light. The design is open and perfect for gatherings and ranch living. The home features a large covered front porch, expansive back deck, walkout basement, a large office and sun porch. There are 4 spacious bedrooms, 4 bathrooms. The home features a maintenance free metal roof and several outdoor living spaces. Second home- An inviting 1,800 square foot wood-framed retreat with log siding and a metal roof, perfectly positioned on the ranch with 1 generous bedroom and 1 full bath. The guest home has an expansive open-concept living and kitchen area bathed in natural light, flowing effortlessly for relaxed ranch living. Included is an attached garage and mudroom to handle boots, gear, and daily comings and goings. Also featured is a cozy office/entertainment room anchored by a crackling wood stove. Perfect as luxurious guest quarters, caretaker residence, or private escape. Barn/Indoor Arena- An impressive 16,000 sq ft enclosed arena (126126 ft) with high-clearance roof, perfect for year round riding, training, and events. The barn includes an Integrated cattle auction facility with tiered seating for 100+ spectators, 6 spacious 1512 horse stalls with feeders and attached outdoor runs, a large tack room and a separate storage room. Also included is a show cattle prep area 7524 ft with pens, a wash rack (floor drain), and multiple tie-outs. the barn includes an insulated 4827 ft shop with heat for equipment maintenance and projects. There are five overhead doors: two 14 ft high, one 12 ft high, two 10 ft high for easy access. Its a versatile, high-function Western setup built for serious ranching, showing, equine events and livestock operations. Other Improvements- Large round pen for training and sorting. Multiple feeding pens with durable concrete aprons and windbreaks. All pens are equipped with automatic waterers. Efficient working alleys, semi load-out ramp. Heavy duty welded pipe construction throughout, over the top design for safety and longevity. Built for high-volume cattle handling and horse work. Additional outbuildings include a 30 x 50 ft Metal pole building could be used to store feed or add stall and a Loafing shed. Recreation Prime ranch and facilities for equine disciplines and horseback riding across rolling hills, draws, and pine pockets via extensive trails and in the 16,000 sq ft indoor arena. Excellent big game and upland hunting--mule deer, pronghorn antelope, Merriam's turkey, coyote; the occasional elk. Year-round outdoor pursuits: trail riding, roping practice, cattle work, wildlife viewing, photography, archery, hiking. This quiet, private high-plains escape ideal for family adventures and Western lifestyle. Agriculture The ranch is suited to either a horse breeding, training or boarding facility or a cattle ranch livestock facility. It would also make a great equine event center for any discipline. The facilities and grass supports a strong cattle or horse operation with good carrying capacity in a 14-17 inch precipitation zone. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The sale will include water rights recorded in Basin determinations 2114-BD, 2115-BD and 2116-BD. These include water rights from The Denver, Arapahoe and Laramie Fox Hills Aquifers. Also included will be any unsevered appurtenant mineral rights that the seller owns. Region & Climate The area is Semi-arid high plains with an elevation ~6,5007,000 ft in Elbert County, north of Ramah/east of Kiowa. Temperatures, Annual range: lows ~1218F (winter) to highs ~8486F (summer). Warm season (JunSep): highs 8086F, lows 50s. Cold season (DecFeb): highs 3845F, lows 1220F (can drop below 0F). Precipitation, Annual: 1518 inches rain + 5077 inches snow. Wettest: MayAug (thunderstorms)., Snow: mostly NovMar. History Located North of Ramah and east of Kiowa in Elbert County in the high plains region was long used by Native tribes (Kiowa, Arapaho, Cheyenne, Comanche, Ute) for hunting and forage in the 1800s. The area explored by John C. Fremont (1843); was part of Louisiana Purchase (1803). The Smoky Hill Trail stage stops emerged mid-1800s; Kiowa was settled in 1859 as the Middle Kiowa stage stop on Butterfield Overland Dispatch. Elbert County was formed February 1874 from Douglas County portions and was named for Territorial Governor Samuel H. Elbert and Kiowa became county seat. The Homestead Act (1862) drew settlers for ranches, logging, sawmills; ranching (cattle, sheep) and dominated the economy. Railroads arrived in the 1880s and boosted settlement, but later declined. Today it has a quiet agricultural legacy with enduring ranching heritage. Jumping Cow Ranch is the former home of famous western artist TD Kelsey and was formerly the headquarters of Jumping Cow Gelbvieh Ranch. Location Located 17 miles east of Kiowa Colorado and 15 miles north of Ramah, Colorado. For shopping, it is 24 miles to Elizabeth and 32 miles from Limon. Located within an hour of Denver Tech Center and 1 hour 20 minutes to Denver International Airport and about 1 hour 20 minutes to Colorado Springs. The ranch is conveniently located to take advantage of all that Colorado has to offer whether mountains, plains or cities.

Elbert County, CO 249 Here is a great parcel of cropland with recreational opportunities and close proximity to Colorado Springs, CO. It's turn-key ready for the farmer who is looking to add to an existing operation or a recreational investor looking to add to their portfolio. The 224.88 FSA tillable acres consist of mostly Weld Loam 0-1% Slopes (3c) & Weld Loam 1-3% Slopes (3c) soils which produces the ability for good crop yields. Crops grown on the property and in the area include Wheat, Milo, Millet, and Corn. Historically, all of the tillable acres have been in a crop rotation and is subject to a cash lease agreement with a local tenant. The property is being sold subject to tenant rights for the 2026 growing season. Multiple draws run through the property creating excellent natural travel corridors and habitat for wildlife. Hunting opportunities in the area include Deer, Antelope, and Small Game. Several mule deer and antelope were seen near the parcel while taking listing pictures. FSA information is available upon request. Please contact the local Land Professional for additional information or to schedule a showing. Showings by appointment only!!! Property Details: - Located Southeast of Matheson, CO - Legal Description - NE4 & E2SE4 SEC22 T11S R58W - Income Producing Cropland with Mostly Class 3c Soils - Good ROI Potential with a Cropland Cash Lease - Additional FSA Information Upon Request - Great Wildlife Habitat - Hunting Opportunities or Hunting Lease Possible Income When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

Set on 88 acres of open Colorado grassland, this updated country property offers expansive views of Pikes Peak, productive grazing ground and the space to support a variety of rural pursuits. The acreage is fenced and cross-fenced into multiple pastures, providing flexibility for horses, livestock and rotational grazing. A seasonal creek crosses the property, while a productive domestic well with several exterior water spigots helps serve the homesite and surrounding improvements. The 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home has been refreshed with new interior paint, floating wood flooring, new windows, and a hail-resistant roof. Vaulted ceilings and a wood-burning stove anchor the main living area, where large windows frame the surrounding countryside and distant mountain views. The spacious kitchen features abundant cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, a gas cooktop, a breakfast bar, coffee nook, and an adjoining dining area. The primary suite includes two walk-in closets and a five-piece bathroom with a soaking tub. Three additional bedrooms and a full bathroom are located at the opposite end of the home. A utility room with a sink, laundry area, and cabinet storage provides convenient access to the rear deck. The rear deck overlooks the surrounding hillside, offering endless sunsets and excellent shooting and recreational opportunities. The unfinished walkout basement features approximately 10-foot ceilings, French doors leading to a large patio, and room for future expansion. An oversized garage provides substantial space for vehicles, equipment, and recreational gear. Additional improvements include a two-stall barn with an integrated chicken coop and 220-volt electrical service, along with a grain silo featuring a concrete floor. Not included, but negotiable with the sale is a newer setup that incorporates two shipping containers used for additional space and storage, with a metal roof spanning the center to provide covered parking for a large camper. A hot tub, established trees, irrigated yard areas, and multiple outdoor living spaces complete the property. Excellent county-maintained access on County Road 125 with a private driveway and great seclusion from the road. Feels like the middle of nowhere, just minutes away from the town of Simla. This combination of productive grassland and usable improvements makes this a fantastic small-scale Colorado ranch.

Welcome to Cool Creek Ranch at Parker. One of the last large parcels in NW Elbert County. This ranch has been cherished by the same family for years. 625 acres located just minutes from Parker, Colorado. The property is a candidate for a Conservation Easement or Development. The ranch includes a producing oil well, pad site, paved access, substantial water rights, mineral rights, a home and barn, one mile of Cool Creek and 1/2 mi of Coal Creek. Land 625 acres of rolling hills and creek bottom land with a good stand of native and improved forage. The ranch has good winter cover and live water in Cool Creek and Coal Creek which both traverse the property. This well cared for ranch is in the heart of northwest Elbert County just minutes from Parker, Colorado. The ranch has a good water well and comes with substantial water rights. The property is fenced and cross fenced with 5 wire barbed wire, good corners and fence stays. Cool Creek runs for the length of the property and joins Coal Creek, which runs through the property for 1/2 mile. There are seasonal live springs along the creek bottom. The creek bottom are covered in mature Cottonwood trees offering ample cattle protection and good wildlife cover. The ranch adjoins paved County Road 178 for a mile. Though coveted and cared for by three generations as a productive ranch, the property is highly desirable for development. It is equally a great candidate to continue the ranch along with opportunities for a conservation easement. This is one of the last remaining large parcels in northwest Elbert County. Improvements Cool Creek Ranch comes with a 1935 vintage original farm house which has been lovingly maintained by the family. There are also corrals and working facilities, and a shop/barn building. Original 2 bed Farm house. The fencing is top notch with 5 strand barbed wire, fence stays, pipe gates, and good wood corners. The property includes producing oil well rights and royalties, there is a pad site with one directional well at the pad site. Recreation Trophy Mule Deer, Antelope, coyote, and fox are abundant. The ranch would make an excellent outdoorsman's retreat. There are also Turkey, Dove, and Waterfowl seasonally. Equine opportunities are abundant as well. The area is known for it horse facilities and horse populations. The ranch would make anyone's dream of a front range horse ranch or horse facility a reality. Agriculture Historically operated as a family ranch retreat, the property is setup and ready for your cow calf or yearling operation. Cross-fenced for rotational grazing, good water resources with live water, runoff ponds and plenty of drinkers and hydrants. The ranch offers good winter protection for livestock and wildlife. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Abundant Water Rights: from District Court Water Division 1 Case number 85CW353 which decrees the following: Lower Dawson Aquifer 94.6 acre feet per year from District Court Water Division 1 Case number 85CW352 which decrees the following: Denver Aquifer 408 acre feet per year Arapahoe Aquifer 256 acre feet per year Laramie Fox Hills Aquifer 211 acre feet per year The ranch also conveys with producing Mineral Rights with an active directional oil well on the ranch producing royalties and a surface use agreement. Region & Climate Parker Colorado is a semi-arid climate with an average of 242 days of sunshine annually. Summers are warm and dry with an average high temperature of 85 degrees, and winters are chilly with an average high temperature in the mid-40s. Rainfall averages 17-18 inches per year and snowfall around 77 inches. Parker is a thriving community with plenty to do and see. With parks, trails, event centers and world class restaurants and shopping, you won't be left wanting. Location The ranch is located one mile east of Delbert Road, on County Road 178 in Elbert County. It is just east of the Douglas County line and the growing town of Parker, Colorado. Located near Southlands Mall, Heritage Eagle Bend, Tallyn's Reach, and E-470, the ranch yet within a short distance to the front range activity of Colorado. Distances to the ranch 8.2 miles from downtown Parker 9.8 miles from Southlands Mall 33 miles from Denver International Airport 12 miles from Elizabeth Colorado 22 miles from Castle Rock Colorado 22 miles from the Denver Tech Center 34 miles from Downtown Denver 100 miles or less from several world class Ski areas 57 miles from Colorado Springs

We are pleased to present Elizabeth Creek Ranch, a 957± acre ranch located just south of the Town of Elizabeth in Elbert County, Colorado. Situated within the Southeast Denver Metro growth corridor, the property offers a unique combination of scale, riparian habitat, water rights, cattle operation potential, existing improvements, and long-term conservation opportunity. Today, it’s a working ranch — productive and full of recreational appeal — but given where it sits and how the area is growing, it’s also a strong land-banking play with real upside down the road. This is a rare chance to acquire a large-scale, water-backed property. Between the ag income, the recreation, and the development potential — all backed by a surrounding ownership pattern that keeps this corner of Elbert County private and stable — it’s a compelling long-term hold. Adjudicated water rights, alluvial irrigation wells, stock ponds 2± miles of live water via Running Creek 190± acres of subirrigated hay production 4 residential structures and extensive agricultural improvements Located in the path of growth southeast of the Denver MSA Adjoining large-scale ranch and conservation ownership Five stock ponds and year-round riparian habitat Mature tree cover along Running Creek providing natural protection and aesthetics Improvements Improvements include four residential dwellings, including a renovated late-1800s farmhouse; five poultry houses (approximately 180' x 32'); a dairy barn, hay barn, and additional livestock facilities; shop buildings and support structures; a processing building with two walk-in coolers; and cross-fencing with 4-strand barbed wire. The existing infrastructure supports ongoing agricultural operations and may offer flexibility for future adaptive use. Ranch Operations Today, the ranch runs as a cow-calf operation and hay farm. Over the years it’s also supported egg production, poultry, dairy, and hogs — this is a property that’s proven it can do a lot. Hay production averages 1.0 to 1.5 tons per acre across sub-irrigated meadows planted to an established grass/alfalfa mix. Water gets where it needs to go via creek, ponds, and wells, and the natural topography gives good wind protection and solid wintering conditions for livestock. Water Resources Water is one of the biggest reasons this property stands out. That includes 1,495.8 acre-feet per year of court-decreed water rights, alluvial irrigation wells, about 2 miles of live water on Running Creek, and five stocked ponds.

Located just one hour east of Denver, Colorado, Cottonwood Creek Farm represents a rare combination of significant water resources, diverse wildlife habitat, and long-term development potential, in a location that continues to see long-term growth pressure from the Front Range. Spanning over 1,233 acres, the property has a large reservoir, and 2.5 miles of creek bottom habitat. Land 2.5 miles of cottonwood-lined East Bijou Creek with mature Russian olive and willow trees providing strong cover Multiple ponds supporting bass fishing and waterfowl habitat Agate Reservoir #1 approximately 150 surface acres (seasonally fluctuates) Diverse mix of creek bottom, open grasslands, and heavy cover Strong native grass stands with irrigation potential Improvements 1,100 SF remodeled hunter's cabin comfortable offering, wood burning stove, kitchen, bathroom and large bunkroom. Toy barn/ insulated shop, and additional outbuildings Well-fenced and functional for livestock or land management Recreation This property functions as a true wildlife hub, supporting whitetail, mule deer, antelope, turkey, and occasional elk. Trophy-caliber mule deer and whitetail Excellent duck hunting across ponds and reservoir in addition to turkey Located in GMU 105 with landowner tag opportunities Established food plots and dense cover continue to enhance hunting quality year over year Location Conveniently located just 60 miles east of Denver with direct access off I-70, the property offers a rare combination of privacy, scale, and year-round accessibility. Multiple access points provide a legitimate opportunity for future development Full electrical service across much of the property Strong long-term upside driven by proximity to the Denver metro area Bottom Line Large-acreage properties with this level of water, habitat, and proximity to Denver are increasingly difficult to find. Cottonwood Creek Farm stands out as a true legacy asset with both immediate recreational appeal and long-term investment upside.

Choose from 2 different 89+ acre parcels of expired level farm ground planted back to grass. Located a few minutes southwest of I-70 at Deer Trail. Land Each parcel is 89+ acres and fairly level. Planted back to well established improved grasses. 360 degree view of the surrounding country side and overlooking Wilson Creek. Recreation Mule Deer, Pronghorn, Coyote, Fox, along with various small game species and birds frequent the lands. The property is an open canvas for your open space dream. Whether is be equine sports, ATV, hunting, shooting or just setting up your ranch, this property is ready. Agriculture Formally dry land farm ground, the property has been planted back to improved grasses and has a well established stand. The property is ideal to graze or hay. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Each parcel will be conveyed with adjudicated water rights.

Discover 40 acres of gently rolling Colorado land in Elbert County, ideally located less than 5 minutes from Ramah at the corner of Commerce Road and County Road 97. This corner parcel offers legal access from both county roads, making it an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking rural acreage, a future homestead, or long-term investment land with easy usability and strong access. Power is available at both county roads, giving this property a valuable advantage for future residential plans. Zoned agricultural, the parcel offers flexibility for a homesite, horses, small livestock, and country living without the burden of an HOA, covenants, or known building limitations. The southern and western boundaries are fenced, while the remaining sides are open for a new owner to design and improve as needed. The land features gently rolling terrain with scenic open views and a clear view of Pikes Peak, creating a beautiful setting for a custom home, barn, shop, or weekend retreat. Whether you're looking for acreage for sale to enjoy now or hold for the future, this property checks many of the boxes serious land buyers want: county road frontage, available power, ag zoning, usable topography, and a peaceful location close to town. With year-round county-maintained access, power at the road, gently rolling terrain, and Pikes Peak views, this 40-acre parcel offers excellent potential for a future residential homestead, horse property, or rural retreat. Buyers should verify building, septic, well, and intended use with Elbert County. If you have been searching for Colorado land for sale with location, flexibility, and scenic appeal, this tract deserves a look. The details provided have been gathered from sources deemed trustworthy, but their accuracy and completeness have not been independently verified. Great Plains Land Company offers no assurances, warranties, or guarantees regarding the information presented. Great Plains Land Company bears no responsibility or liability for any inaccuracies, omissions, or reliability issues within this content. It is strongly advised that you perform your own thorough, independent investigation of the property and confirm all information yourself. Any decision to rely on this information is made entirely at your own discretion and risk.

Elbert County, Colorado | 35.81 Acres with Electricity to the Parcel Discover the possibilities on this exceptional 35.11-acre property in Elbert County, Colorado. Featuring attractive building sites, scenic mountain views, and valuable infrastructure already in place, this parcel is well-suited for a custom home, recreational property, or weekend getaway. A recently underground electricity has been installed along the property's western boundary, helping reduce future development costs. With no HOA or restrictive covenants, owners enjoy the flexibility to develop and use the property in accordance with Elbert County regulations. Year-round access is provided by county-maintained road frontage then on a private road to the corner of the property, conveniently located just a short distance from paved Highway 96. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the area's abundant recreational opportunities, including off-road vehicle riding, wildlife viewing, and hunting for deer, antelope, and small game. A recent survey has been completed and is available upon request. Property Highlights 35.81 acres in Elbert County, Colorado Located northeast of Rush, Colorado Multiple desirable building sites Underground electricity available along the parcel boundary Scenic mountain views Survey completed and available upon request No HOA or restrictive covenants Driving Directions From Rush, Colorado, travel east on Highway 96 for approximately 2 miles to Kendrick Road. Turn north (left) and continue for 3 miles to County Road 12. Turn east (right) and proceed approximately 1/2 mile to a private road then turn left going north for .25 miles until you reach the southwest corner of the property. Showings by appointment only. For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact the listing agent. Broker Cooperation Notice: To be eligible for buyer broker compensation, if applicable, a buyer's broker must be identified upon first contact with Great Plains Land Company and must be present at the initial property showing. Compensation, if any, is subject to the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company if these requirements are not met.

A stunning 80 acre parcel overlooking East Cherry Creek. Investors take note, this parcel is sub-dividable and adjacent to smaller parcels. One of the last remaining larger parcels in the area. Land 80 acres of rolling hills, draws, rock out croppings and ponds overlooking the East Cherry Creek valley to the west. The ranch has well sodded native grass forage, two stock ponds and towering mountain and valley views! Recreation Elk, Mule Deer and Pronghorn are abundant in the area. The area is known for its equine population and events. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The water rights are in process of adjudication and will be conveyed at closing, making this ranch ideal to subdivide into smaller parcels. Region & Climate The high plains region located on near the Douglas and Elbert County line is a mix of rolling pine covered hills and level farm ground is near the Palmer Divide. The Palmer Divide area is known to receive above average annual moisture and days of sunshine. Nearby communities of Parker, Castle Rock, Monument, Elbert and Elizabeth are thriving communities with numerous activities and community events with a rural flair. Location Located west of Elbert, Colorado and south of Elizabeth and Franktown, Colorado, these parcels are ideally located to take advantage of the rural nature of the area and proximity to the amenities and activities of Denver Metro (34 miles) and Colorado Springs (34 miles).

Discover a rare opportunity to own 5,867± acres of highly diversified Colorado ranchland in Elbert County, located just south of Limon with convenient access via Highway 71 and county roads. This exceptional property has been held and carefully managed by the same family for over 130 years, offering a unique blend of agricultural productivity, recreational appeal, and generational legacy. The ranch includes approximately 2,634.79 acres of cropland and over 3,000 acres of native grassland, providing a strong balance for both farming and livestock operations. Productive FSA base acres include 1,054.13 acres of wheat (28 bu. yield) and 233.41 acres of corn (38 bu. yield), with all future FSA payments to follow the crops in accordance with program guidelines. The seller will retain 100% of the 2026 wheat crop. Cropland is level to gently rolling, well-suited for continued dryland farming, while the expansive grassland offers excellent grazing capacity. Improvements on the property support a fully operational ranch setup and include three residences, multiple outbuildings, ample grain storage, and two well-equipped shops. The landscape is further enhanced by spring-fed ponds and natural water sources, contributing to both livestock functionality and a thriving wildlife habitat. The property is well-known for its outstanding hunting opportunities, with abundant populations of mule deer and pronghorn antelope. From nearly every point on the ranch, enjoy breathtaking, unobstructed views of Pikes Peak, adding to the property’s scenic and recreational value. Possession of improvements will be granted at closing, with cropland and grassland subject to any existing tenant rights. Seller will reserve one-half of the owned mineral rights in perpetuity. Real estate taxes for 2026 will be prorated to the date of closing (2025 taxes: $9,573.68). Offering a compelling combination of income potential, operational capacity, and natural beauty, this legacy ranch represents a truly unique investment in the heart of eastern Colorado.

Last Dart Road - Parcel 7 | 61.5 Acres | Elbert County, CO Parcel 7 is one of the standout offerings in the Last Dart Road subdivision, set apart by a seasonal creek that meanders through the property, lined with mature cottonwoods - a rare feature for this part of Elbert County's eastern plains. The 61.5-acre parcel sits on a cul-de-sac and combines classic grassland scenery - rolling hills, open skies, and long sightlines - with a distinctive riparian corridor rarely found in the area. The property is divided between 20 unencumbered acres on the western portion and 41.5 acres on the eastern side protected by a conservation easement, put in place to preserve the rural character of Last Dart Road. An existing stock well sits in the northeast corner of the property; no documentation is available for the well, and interested buyers should contact the Colorado Division of Water Resources with questions. As with the rest of the subdivision, infrastructure is already in place: underground electric has been run to the lot, and access is via the private gated road off County Road 174. The parcel has been surveyed (contact broker for a copy). Property Details 61.5 acres total - 20 acres unencumbered (west) / 41.5 acres under conservation easement (east) Seasonal creek with mature cottonwoods running through the parcel Cul-de-sac lot Existing stock well, NE corner - no documentation; contact CO Division of Water Resources with questions Gated subdivision with private road, access off County Road 174 Underground electric run to the lot Surveyed - copy available from broker About Last Dart Road The subdivision consists of 13 parcels ranging from 35 to 61 acres. Parcels 1 and 2 have sold; Parcels 3-13 are available. Lots are offered individually or as one complete package. Please contact broker for additional details about other lots available and pricing. Please contact broker for additional details about other lots available and pricing. The boundary lines shown in any photographs, aerial images, or maps associated with this listing are approximate and are intended for general reference purposes only. Physical lot marker signs have been placed at approximate corner locations for general reference only and represent a good-faith estimate, not a survey-verified placement. Please refer to the official survey plat for exact legal boundary locations and dimensions. The information provided is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed. Great Plains Land Company assumes no liability for errors or omissions. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence.

The Guthrie Ranch property consists of 160 acres of High Prairie grazing land, located in the heart of a ranching community but offering great access and location. It is located 8 miles west of Limon, Colorado;, 15 miles south of Agate, Colorado and 5 miles north of Matheson, Colorado. The property fronts on County Road 149, which is the connecting route between US Highway 24 and Colo Highway 86, their junction is 1.5 miles north of the property. The property is no longer fenced completely; there is no fence on the east or north sides. The neighboring property owner has leased the Guthrie property for grazing for many years. A few old posts remain marking where the previous fence was located but there is no wire. If a new owner intends to use the property, one mile of new fence must be built. There is no known, independent water source, such as a well, on the property. However, there is a pond near the northeast corner of the property that backs water westward onto the Guthrie land. The dam for the pond is built across the arroyo on the neighboring land. The Guthrie property drains to the northeast and there are several areas where dams could be built or a well could be drilled. While there are no assurances that water will be discovered, the prospects are good. Electric service is available on both the west and south boundaries from the Rural Electric Association (REA).

Welcome to Big Sandy Homestead, a custom ranch estate with Pikes Peak views, located on 63 rolling acres featuring a seasonal pond. Set up perfectly for homesteaders who desire self sufficiency. Property boasts a whole house solar system (in addition to being on the grid), ham antenna, gardens and outbuildings, separate apartment, overlooking the wildlife-rich Big Sandy. Enjoy the shop, barn, hoop houses, chicken houses, storage, and more! Land The highly improved property is 63 acres of native grass pasture and lays along the Big Sandy Creek Valley between Ramah and Simla. To the west is towering views of Pikes Peak and the front range of Colorado. The pasture is in good condition and is fenced for cattle and horses. There is a runoff pond along with hydrants to make water access for livestock convenient. The ranch is beautifully setup for the self sufficient, to raise chickens, eggs, livestock and garden vegetables. The property has a very private feel in a rural location, yet it is only one tenth of a mile off of Highway 24. Improvements The exceptional home offers approximately 3100 SF of luxury living. Completed in 2003, this home features 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. The lower level is ideal for guests, rental income or mother-in-law apartment in the basement. The primary suite offers private deck access, walk-in closets, and a spa-inspired bath. The 50 by 30 ft insulated shop with a concrete floor houses the solar system and battery bank and has an open area with a pit for working on vehicles and plenty of parking area. The shop also boasts an apartment with a bathroom. The 60 by 40 ft. pole barn is customized for equipment storage on one side and enclosed on the other side. The large hoop house barn is 30 by 40 ft and it's set up as a livestock shelter and feed storage. There are several chicken houses and a large poultry pen. In addition to storage buildings. The large garden area has hoop greenhouse frames and ready for your greenhouse covers. Property includes a concrete pad with full RV hookup, ham radio antenna, and generator! Property also allows for THREE dwelling units! Recreation Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Turkey and Pronghorn frequent the ranch and are in abundance in the area. The Big Sandy holds Both Whitetails, Mule Deer, and Turkey and the rolling plains of the ranch and surrounding area have great Pronghorn populations. The ranch would also be perfect for equine activities and the area has an active and thriving agricultural and horse culture. Region & Climate Summers at Big Sandy Homestead average in the mid 80s for highs and winters the mid 40s. Annual rainfall averages 14-17 inches per year and snowfall averages 35-44 inches annually. The area averages 246 days of sun shine per year. Located just a mile and a half from Ramah, Colorado, the ranch is just a few miles from both Simla, Colorado and Calhan Colorado along Highway 24. Regional activities include the annual El Paso County Fair in nearby Calhan, small town festivals, school activities and more. Location The ranch is located a short 45 miles north east of Colorado Springs near Highway 24. Colorado Springs offers world class city amenities, restaurants, shopping and the Colorado Springs Airport, which has routes to many major cities. Colorado Springs is the location of the United States Airforce Academy, Peterson and Shriver Space Force Bases and Fort Carson Army Base. To the west is Pikes Peak (Americas mountain) and the Rocky Mountains. Enjoy the mountains with plenty of opportunity for camping, hunting, hiking and skiing. Calhan, Colorado is located just 11 west and offers fuel stations, a grocery store, Dollar General, several restaurants, schools and churches. Located 3 1/2 miles to the east is Simla, Colorado which offers a grocery store, butcher, library, a school, and churches. The town of Ramah, a small community is just 1.4 miles west and has a post office and church.

Elbert County, CO 35.11 Acres with Water Well & Electricity Here is a parcel that has tons of potential and several nice building sites with mountain views. Underground electricity has been run underground along the western boundary of the property. A new water well was recently drilled and tested at approximately 15 Gallons Per Minute. This property would be ideal for the buyer looking to build a dream home or park an RV/trailer for a weekend getaway location. There are no HOA's or covenants so the only restrictions would be per Elbert County, Colorado. A survey has been recently completed and is available upon request. County maintained road frontage provides good year-round access and is only a short distance from paved Highway 96. Recreational opportunities included riding off road vehicles and hunting deer, antelope, and small game. Contact the listing agent for more information or to schedule a showing. ***Showings by appointment only*** Property Details: Located Northeast of Rush, CO Several Nice Building Sites Recently Drilled Water Well Water Well Tested approximately 15 GPM Under Ground Electricity to the Parcel Mountain Views Good County Road Frontage Survey Completed Driving Instructions: From Rush, CO take Paved 96 Highway east for 2 miles until you come to Kendrick Rd. then turn left going north for 3 miles until you reach County Road 12 then turn right and go 1/2 mile until you reach the SW corner of the property. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

Completely remodeled 5-bed, 3-bath home on 35 acres between Kiowa and Deer Trail! This move-in-ready home blends modern finishes with wide-open Colorado living. Enjoy sweeping views of Black Forest, Pikes Peak, and neighboring ranchlands from nearly every window. Space to roam, room to grow, and true privacy, yet still an easy commute. A rare blend of updated comfort and acreage lifestyle. Land 35 acres of prime Colorado high plains, positioned at the highest point on the property for unmatched, unobstructed views over the surrounding valley. Watch sunrises stretch across the Black Forest, with Pikes Peak anchoring the horizon and neighboring ranchland rolling out in every direction, this elevated setting delivers a sense of space and privacy that's increasingly hard to find. The property is blanketed in native grasses, offering excellent groundcover, natural beauty, and low-maintenance land management, ideal for those looking to keep livestock, horses, or simply preserve the open range character of the region. With ample flat, usable acreage beyond the homesite, there's plenty of room to build a shop, barn, or additional outbuildings, whether for equipment storage, a workshop, or hobby space. This is a property built for those who want elbow room, long views, and the freedom to shape the land to fit their lifestyle. Improvements 35 acres of prime Colorado high plains, positioned at the highest point on the property for unmatched, unobstructed views over the surrounding valley. Watch sunrises stretch across the Black Forest, with Pikes Peak anchoring the horizon and neighboring ranchland rolling out in every direction, this elevated setting delivers a sense of space and privacy that's increasingly hard to find. The property is blanketed in native grasses, offering excellent groundcover, natural beauty, and low-maintenance land management--ideal for those looking to keep livestock, horses, or simply preserve the open range character of the region. With ample flat, usable acreage beyond the homesite, there's plenty of room to build a shop, barn, or additional outbuildings--whether for equipment storage, a workshop, or hobby space. This is a property built for those who want elbow room, long views, and the freedom to shape the land to fit their lifestyle.

The Rockin D Ranch, consisting of 11,252+/- deeded acres and 960+/- acres of Colorado State lease land, represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large acreage, well-blocked operating ranch, within 60 miles of downtown Denver and a 45+/- minute drive to Centennial Airport near the Denver Tech Center area. The headquarters lie just 14 miles south of Byers and Interstate 70 and can be accessed by three county-maintained roads. The ranch is fenced into nine strategically designed pastures. It is exceptionally well-watered with 14 wells, numerous dirt tanks, seasonal ponds, and approximately three miles of a tributary to West Bijou Creek and Rattlesnake Creek bottom. The seller is reserving the legally decreed subsurface water rights. The terrain is incredibly diverse for an eastern Colorado ranch, featuring gentle, undulating topography with small-scale protective elevation changes, terraced hillsides, timbered foothills, open grasslands, and numerous rolling hills and drainages, all of which provide ample shielding from adverse weather conditions for livestock and wildlife, as well as a beautifully scenic and diverse aesthetic. The buildings, roads, fences, corrals, water tanks, wells, drinkers, and ponds have been meticulously maintained to the highest quality. Anchoring the improvements is a remodeled primary residence. Other ranch improvements include functional, well-maintained agricultural buildings, including a horse barn, cattle barn, equipment shop, storage shop, Quonset, secondary equipment shop, grain storage, and a newer modular home for a ranch manager's residence. Distant, yet unexpected views of the Rocky Mountain peaks of the Front Range dominate the skyline from most places on the ranch. Wildlife is abundant, including deer, antelope, and a variety of smaller game. Rockin D Ranch is a high-grade investment-quality operational ranch offering a multi-dimensional exit strategy and long-term appreciation, located in close proximity to Colorado's ever-expanding Front Range. The long-term potential of this ranch investment cannot be overemphasized or understated.? The Facts: ~ 11,252+/- deeded acres and 960+/- acres of state-leased land ~ 14 miles from Byers to the ranch headquarters ~ 30 miles from Parker to the west entrance of the ranch ~ Conveniently located within 60 miles of downtown Denver, an hour to Denver International Airport, and 45 minutes to Centennial Airport ~ Primary residence built in 1971 and later remodeled, with 3,460+/- square feet, five bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, and a two-car garage; functional and well-maintained improvements include a horse barn, cattle barn, equipment shop, storage shop, Quonset, secondary equipment shop, grain storage, modular caretaker home, shop, small storage building, extensive corral system, and excellent fencing ~ Exceptionally well-watered, including numerous water wells, ponds, dirt tanks, catch ponds, and seasonal creek flows ~ Approximately two and a half miles of seasonal West Bijou Creek, two and a half miles of seasonal Rattlesnake Creek, and several miles of Mule and East Gulch drainages ~ Heavily lined cottonwood treed creek bottomland ~ Numerous drainages, small arroyos, and diverse topography all provide excellent livestock and wildlife protection ~ Abundant antelope, mule deer, occasional whitetail and elk, ducks, geese, and a variety of small game and bird species ~ Outstanding mixture of undulating topography, riparian areas, diverse landscape, creek bottom, and overall biodiversity ~ Predominantly sandy loam soil, blue grama, little bluestem, and brome grasses throughout the ranch ~ Annual precipitation ranges from 12 to 18 inches ~ Elevation ranges from approximately 5,600 feet to 5,900 feet ~ Real estate taxes for 2025 are estimated at $13,450

Located just south of Simla in Elbert County, Colorado, this diverse 1,050± acre property offers an outstanding combination of productive cropland, native grassland, recreational appeal, and long-term investment potential. Situated in a highly regarded agricultural region of Eastern Colorado, the property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a sizeable landholding with income-producing capabilities and multiple future-use possibilities. The property consists of approximately 900 FSA cropland acres and 150± acres of native grassland, creating a balanced mix of farming and grazing opportunities. The cropland has a proven history of agricultural production and includes established FSA base acres for wheat, corn, sunflowers, and grain sorghum. Whether utilized as an owner-operated farm, leased investment property, or incorporated into an existing operation, the acreage provides flexibility and strong agricultural value. In addition to its farming potential, the property offers excellent recreational opportunities. The gently rolling terrain, native grass cover, seasonal draws, and open prairie habitat attract abundant wildlife, including mule deer, pronghorn antelope, upland game birds, and other native species. Outdoor enthusiasts and hunters will appreciate the property's combination of habitat diversity, privacy, and scenic Colorado landscapes. The area is known for its expansive views, open spaces, and strong agricultural heritage. Nearby wind energy development reflects the region's continued economic growth and highlights the long-term value of land ownership in Eastern Colorado. Seller-owned mineral rights will transfer to the buyer at closing, providing an additional asset and ownership benefit that is increasingly difficult to find in today's marketplace. Conveniently located approximately five miles south of Simla near the intersection of Highway 24 and Road 161, the property offers excellent year-round access while maintaining the privacy and rural setting sought by many landowners. Its location allows convenient access to regional grain markets, livestock operations, and surrounding communities while remaining within reach of Colorado's Front Range. Whether you are seeking productive dryland cropland, grazing acreage, recreational hunting opportunities, mineral ownership, or a long-term agricultural investment, this 1,050± acre Elbert County property offers an exceptional combination of size, diversity, and potential. Properties of this scale and versatility rarely become available, making this an outstanding opportunity for farmers, ranchers, investors, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Contact Gail Harvey at 719-688-5308 or Darvin Meurisse at 719-343-0133 for additional information or to schedule a private showing.

"To forget how to dig the earth and tend the soil is to forget ourselves" Unknown. Discover one of Colorado’s most tranquil and historic scenic getaways with this 317-acre farm in Elbert, CO, offering expansive Pikes Peak views, rich history, and modern amenities. This unique property is a working slice of Colorado heritage, with the historic Cherokee Trail running through it, and has had only two owners in its lifetime. The land features approximately 100 acres of hay production, a serene pond, multiple barns, several loafing sheds, horse stalls, and tree farm. A windmill-fed water system supports agricultural use, and two buried 1,000-gallon propane tanks supply energy alongside a whole-home generator for peace of mind and potential for adding solar for off-grid living. The main residence is a fully remodeled 1928 1.5-story Bungalow-style farmhouse, restored down to the studs with timeless charm and modern comfort. A beautifully remodeled 1890, 700 sq foot guest home adds character and flexibility for guests or multigenerational living. Perfectly suited for cattle grazing, a hobby farm, equestrian use, or simply a private retreat, this exceptional property includes valuable deep water rights and mineral rights. It’s a rare opportunity to own a true Colorado legacy.