Larimer County, Colorado Land For Sale (104 results)

Just seven miles east of Estes Park, Colorado, lies this private and secluded 80-acre retreat. Tucked behind a locked gate, the property offers everything you'd want in an off-grid sanctuary: sweeping views, abundant wildlife including elk, deer, moose, black bear, turkeys, and grouse and direct access to hundreds of thousands of acres of Roosevelt National Forest, much of which is inaccessible to the general public. From lush meadows and ponderosa pines at the base to lodgepole pines at the summit, the land also features scattered aspens, offering a rich mix of mountain flora and terrain. HUNTING This property is located in Game Management Unit (GMU) 20, known for its diverse game populations. Elk, Moose, Mule Deer, Black Bear, Turkey, and Grouse can be found both on the property and on adjacent public lands. Tags: Cow elk, deer, and bear tags can currently be drawn with no preference points. Turkey tags are available over-the-counter. Bull elk tags typically require 4 to 7 preference points for resident hunters. Grouse can be hunted with a small game license. Trophy Potential: Elk up to 330"+ and mule deer reaching 170"+ are possible in this area. RECREATION Beyond hunting, the property serves as a perfect base camp for outdoor recreation. The surrounding Roosevelt National Forest offers endless opportunities for hiking, backpacking, and exploring. The Big Thompson River, located at the entrance to the community, provides excellent fishing. With Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park just minutes away, recreational possibilities are truly limitless. IMPROVEMENTS / BUILDING POTENTIAL Current improvements are minimal and include an old outhouse, a fire pit with a grill grate, and some lawn chairs. However, the building potential is significant. Several prime locations near the top of the property offer breathtaking views and ideal building sites. Any construction would need to be fully off-grid. Solar power is a viable option, and propane can be used for heating and cooking. Call or email Derek ONeill for additional information or to schedule a private showing.

Experience true Colorado living on this 35-acre foothills retreat offering end-of-road privacy, modern updates, and direct access to nature. Located in the Quillan Gulch subdivision just 40 minutes from Downtown Loveland, this beautifully maintained 3,194 sq ft raised ranch combines comfort, functionality, and unmatched scenery. The property borders Roosevelt National Forest on the corner and features a seasonal pond that draws abundant wildlife, including deer, elk, turkey, bear, and bobcat. The home's thoughtful upgrades are evident throughout, with new solid-core alder doors, white pine trim, newer windows, and real wood Levelor blinds. The kitchen has been tastefully remodeled with stainless steel Whirlpool appliances, quartz countertops, and an Italian-tile backsplash. Multiple wood decks-including a newly redesigned and rebuilt front deck-invite outdoor living, while the covered patio provides the perfect shaded retreat. Additional highlights include a two-car attached garage, whole-house backup generator, and a brand-new roof just installed in the spring of 2025. A 1,200 sq ft outbuilding with solar power offers tremendous versatility, complete with an office and wood stove-ideal for a workshop, studio, or home-based business. The property also features a solar-powered greenhouse for year-round growing. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Loveland foothills and just minutes from Pinewood, Carter, Flatiron, and the upcoming Chimney Hollow Reservoir, this is the perfect place to enjoy the serenity of the mountains without sacrificing convenience.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2026 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

PRICE IMPROVEMENT! The BAR D RANCH consists of 467 +/- mountainous acres and is conveniently located less than 20 miles from Ft Collins and Loveland, CO. This rare Larimer County gem offers year round, paved road access while offering unlimited recreational opportunities. The ranch borders National Forest and is situated in GMU 20, one of Colorado's most coveted trophy elk units. Land Bar D Ranch encompasses 467 +/- deeded acres while bordering thousands of acres of the adjacent National Forest. The terrain flows from the mild landscape of the foothills on the east to the steep mountain draws to the west. Improvements The property includes a nice, well kept two story home with a partially finished basement totaling 2568 finished square feet. There is also an 1152 square foot shop with a covered RV parking area on the side, as well as an old nostalgic 3600 square foot barn/mill building. Recreation The ranch is situated in Colorado's GMU 20. This highly sought after unit produces some of Colorado's biggest bull elk every year. This area also offers some great opportunities for Mule Deer hunting. Moose, bear, bobcats, mountain lions and turkeys frequent the area as well. Agriculture Historically the ranch was utilized for running a cattle operation, however more recently there has been minimal livestock impact on the property. Location The ranch is conveniently located less than 30 minutes from either Loveland or Ft Collins while being a quick 45 minute drive to Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park. Catch a commercial flight at Denver's DIA with a 90 minute drive.

Just over an hour NW of Fort Collins and in the sought after mountain enclave that is Crystal Lakes, this beautiful riverfront mountain home on just under 1.5 acres just might surprise you. With over 2100 sqft of space on 3 levels, this well thought out home brings nature indoors. Positioned perfectly on the property, and with large windows to bring in the views, there is room for family and guests to enjoy the Colorado mountains year round. Land This 1.48 acre parcel is sloped toward the North Fork of the Poudre River, with frontage on both sides, and the home is positioned perfectly to take advantage of the topography and the views. Surrounded by towering pines, mountain views and the sound of the river, you're transported into a place that gives you respite from the everyday. With satellite available everywhere now, you can still check in with the real world anytime you like, but you probably won't choose to. The Crystal Lakes community is tight knit, well organized and active if you want to participate. National Forest surrounds you and there is access in a multitude of places for you to enjoy all that has to offer. Even though you'll feel miles away from civilization, you're only about 15 minutes from Red Feather where a grocery/hardware store has many essentials. There are even a couple of restaurants and a post office as well. Improvements The home, built in 2018, is modern and incredibly designed. The main floor is the full footprint of 864 sq feet with nearly 400 sqft additional in the spacious loft with half bath. The full footprint, walk-out basement is technically unfinished but has built in queen size bunks, washer/dryer, and a second family/game area. Overall you have over 2100 sqft on 3 levels for incredible family space. Outside, the current owners have created a beautiful relaxing patio area , plus upper deck, lower basement patio and walkway to the river that allows full enjoyment of the beautiful Colorado outdoors. There is also an 8'x14 storage shed to house all your tools and outside toys. You can also enjoy a 4 in-ground firepit with bench and picnic table. Something else that is always a huge item is an RV space that has 50amp service and a waste line into the septic system. While this home can already sleep 11 with it's current setup, an RV space just adds to that. Recreation Thousands of acres of National Forests surrounding you provide unlimited recreation, unmatched almost anywhere in this great country. Nestled at elevations between 8,000 and 9,500 feet within Larimer County, the Crystal Lakes community lies just northwest of the quaint village of Red Feather Lakes and is embraced by the vast forests of Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests. This area blends alpine meadows, wildflower-filled valleys, rocky outcroppings, and dense stands of pine, fir, and aspencreating a scenic backdrop ideal for both relaxation and adventure. Recreation is rich and varied. Several pristine mountain lakeslike Crystal Lake, Lower Lone Pine Lake, and Little Lone Pine Lakeas well as rivers and creeks such as the North Fork Cache la Poudre River and Lone Pine Creek, offer excellent fishing opportunities, aided by active stocking programs. Gasoline motors are prohibited, so you can expect peaceful canoeing, kayaking, and boating experiences. Outdoor enthusiasts also enjoy over 65 miles of private roads perfect for mountain biking, plus hiking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, and sledding. At the community's heart lies Basecampa welcoming 6,900-square-foot lodge overlooking the North Fork Cache la Poudre River. It houses meeting rooms, showers, laundry, and event space for gatherings large and small. Surrounding Red Feather Lakes, you'll find even more outdoor funhiking trails like Lady Moon and Mount Margaret, paddleboarding on Dowdy Lake, scenic rock formations, camping, and wildlife watching (moose are especially noteworthy!). Region & Climate The Crystal Lakes region near Red Feather Lakes, Colorado, sits high in the Rocky Mountain foothills at elevations between 8,000 and 9,500 feet, offering a true alpine environment. The landscape is defined by dense pine and aspen forests, rugged granite outcroppings, and wildflower-filled meadows, with clear mountain streams feeding into pristine lakes. The climate is typical of high mountain countrycool summers with daytime highs in the 70s, crisp nights, snowy winters that often blanket the area, making it ideal for year-round outdoor recreation. Moose, elk, deer, and abundant birdlife thrive in this pristine setting. History This area has a rich history intertwined with Colorado's frontier past and the spirit of mountain living. Originally inhabited by Native American tribes such as the Ute and Arapaho, the region later drew fur trappers, ranchers, and homesteaders who were attracted to its fertile meadows, abundant wildlife, and reliable water sources. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, logging and mining played a role in shaping the area, leaving behind traces of old wagon routes and cabins that still dot the landscape. The development of the Crystal Lakes subdivision began in the 1970s as a carefully planned mountain community, designed to preserve the natural beauty while providing private recreation opportunities. Today, Crystal Lakes encompasses more than 4,800 acres, with lakes, streams, and open spaces carefully maintained for residents and visitors. Beyond its recreational appeal, the region also has a whimsical side, with nearby Red Feather Lakes known for its quirky art installations, small-town festivals, and historic general stores. The community maintains a strong emphasis on wildlife conservation and outdoor stewardship, blending mountain tradition with modern retreat living. Crystal Lakes remains a unique balance of rugged wilderness, quiet privacy, and welcoming community spirit. Location Located approximately a one-hour drive northwest of Fort Collins, the nearest city with full services, dining, and shopping. For air travel, the closest option is the Northern Colorado Regional Airport (FNL) in Loveland, about 65 miles away, providing regional service. Denver International Airport (DEN), Colorado's largest and busiest airport, is roughly 120 miles to the southeast and offers extensive domestic and international connections. There is a private airstrip within Crystal Lakes but it isn't for public use. Day-to-day conveniences can be found in the village of Red Feather Lakes, about a 15-minute drive from Crystal Lakes, where you'll find a grocery store, hardware store, restaurants, and a post office. Additional amenities, including medical facilities, larger supermarkets, and cultural attractions, are located in Fort Collins. Outdoor recreation is right at your doorstep, with hiking, fishing, and boating within the community and nearby Dowdy, Bellaire, and West Lakes. This location strikes a perfect balance between quiet mountain living and access to the amenities of a larger city when needed.

Sanctuary Ridge Ranch spans approximately 106 contiguous, fenced acresan uncommon gem nestled in the northern Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. Featuring rugged rock ridges, serene valleys, and gently rolling pastures, this secluded property remains untouched by development. Its an extraordinary find in the foothills, offering multiple pristine sites to build your ideal homestead and ranch facilities. Enjoy sweeping 360-degree views of cities, plains, lakes, foothills, and the majestic, snow-capped peaks of the Rockies. This is a blank canvas, ready for you to transform into your own private sanctuary. LOCATION & AREA The ranch is located just 20 minutes from Interstate 25 and the Highway 56 or Hwy 402 exits. It is located within 30 minutes or under, of several major Northern Colorado cities, including Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont and Boulder. And just a 45-minute drive to Metro Denver area, and about 75 minutes to DIA. Sanctuary Ridge Ranch is secretly nestled within the rock ridges and valleys of the foothills, just 8 miles west of Berthoud, Colorado. The entrance to the property is on a paved and maintained Larimer County Road. Berthoud, known as the garden spot of Colorado, is a small, quaint and historic community. It is primarily a farming community with a population of around 13,000 people. There are numerous restaurants, shopping centers and conveniences. The schools in the area are top notch. The town is also now the home of one the newest TPC Golf Courses and was rated by Golf Digest as one of the top 100 golf courses in the U.S. in 2021. ACREAGE The approximate 106 acres consists of a large native grass valley to the east, with numerous moss rock ridges on the east and west, scattered with mature pines, Mountain Mahogany, Wild Plum and Choke Cherry in the riparian area. The 106 acres is divided into three contiguous parcels of 35 plus acres each, however, the seller will not entertain selling them separately. Although, this would be a perfect scenario for a family compound or ranch. The ridges all have excellent views that can never be obstructed. There are several suitable building sites to choose from at each vista. From the premier ridge top area on the ranch there is a breathtaking 360-degree view of the mountains, back ranges and Front Range, as far as the eye can see. WATER The property will need to be serviced by a well when the building site is determined. There is a spring in the south canyon which seasonally forms a small waterfall and pools as it traverses down the small canyon. The rock outcroppings at this site are beyond description. WILDLIFE & RECREATION Sanctuary Ridge ranch has an abundance of wildlife year-round. Most frequent and numerous are herds of mule deer and elk. There are also coyotes, rabbits and occasionally bobcats and bears. Birds of all kinds are abundant on the foothills ranch, including quail, pheasant and birds of prey. Minutes away to the west of the ranch is Carter Lake, an 1,100-acre reservoir that has full recreational facilities including moorings, boat docks, a sail boat yacht club and visitors center. Primary activities in and around the lake are sailing, fishing, water skiing, along with camping and hiking. Fishing opportunities include Trout, Walleye and Bass. There is a second reservoir being constructed behind Carter Lake. In addition, there are currently over 22 golf courses within 30 minutes of the ranch. With Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park less than 30 minutes up the canyons, year-round sporting and outdoor activities await. Ski resorts are as close as 45 minutes from the ranch. TAXES: $337 for 2023 with Ag Zoning SUMMARY Property like the Sanctuary Ridge Ranch rarely exists within this proximity to the Front Range communities. It offers a very pristine private retreat to build your new ranch from the ground up, to your liking. The healthy mature trees, enchanting rock outcroppings, wildlife, privacy, views and close in location make this property on of a kind along the Northern Front Range of Colorado.

This charming corner lot sits on a calm street right across from beautiful walking trails and a sun-dappled creek. The land is flat and easy to work with, giving you a smooth start on building your custom home. Located in The Knolls community, you have the safety of a monitored neighborhood and the benefits that the low-cost HOA provides such as parks, disc golf courses and wide open spaces for whatever outdoor games your family has in mind. From the property, you can reach Fort Collins in about twenty minutes and Boulder or Denver in around an hour. The area would be a great fit for anyone who enjoys fresh air, wants to build a custom home, and is looking for the perfect mix of warm summers and snowy winters. If you want a place that feels calm while still close to big-city access and opportunity growth, this lot is worth checking out! It offers added community, room to roam, and the chance to build in a place that anyone would be proud to call home.

A River Runs Through It... Pristine mountain property of 289+acres that includes approx 750 ft of river frontage, world class trout fishing steps from your front door. Fantastic views of Longs Peak and national forest surrounding the property on 3-sides. A nature lovers paradise with endless hiking, fishing, hunting, ATV/mountain biking, rock climbing, wildlife watching. Rare offering for the Estes Valley with land and unlimited potential. Improvements Cabin is completely remodeled with modern style and a cozy feel. There is endless potential with the 289 acres property. over looking Longs Peak! Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources 2 Shares of WAR and well located on property. Region & Climate March May : Temperatures rise, but late snow is common, with highs in the 50sF to 60sF and lows in the 20sF to 30sF June August : Warm days, often in the 80sF, sometimes hitting 90F+, with nights typically in the 50sF September November : Temperatures cool down from 70sF in early fall to 40sF/50sF by December February : Highs around 40 F to 50F, lows from 10F to 20F Location The south facing property is nestled on the beautiful Thompson River within minutes of Estes Park downtown. A prime location and access to all the amenities of a mountain town. You can be to fine dining, breweries, bakeries and coffee shops within 15 minutes. Enjoy the incredible access to Rocky Mountain National park with abundant wildlife including elk, moose, bear, bighorn sheep. Unlimited hiking, biking, rocking climbing, rafting, paddle boarding, snowshoeing and recreational activities.

Set above the North Fork of the Big Thompson River, this log home is a true Colorado retreat. Situated on 3.12 acres with a detached art studio, garage, and more, it's ideal for those seeking quiet, recreation, and proximity to Estes Park, Loveland, and RMNP. At 1,440 sq ft, the home delivers big on charm, character, and mountain soulperfect for outdoor lovers chasing space, solitude, and Rocky Mountain beauty. Land The 3.12-acre parcel sits above the North Fork of the Big Thompson River, offering dramatic views, excellent sun exposure, and a true sense of mountain solitude. The land features a blend of rugged rock outcroppings, timbered hillsides, and open, usable ground around the home and outbuildings. Native grasses, wildflowers, and evergreen trees dot the landscape, attracting frequent visits from deer, elk, and bighorn sheep. Soils are characteristic of the Front Range foothillswell-drained and rocky in places, ideal for low-maintenance, natural landscaping. Improvements The main residence is a 1,440 square foot custom log home, built in 2001 with classic mountain character and thoughtful craftsmanship. Designed for full-time or seasonal use, the home features vaulted ceilings, a covered wraparound deck, and an open floor plan, a propane stove and panoramic mountain views. In addition to the main home, the property includes several functional outbuildings: A detached 320 sq ft studio building with power, ideal for use as an art studio, office, or guest space A 1416 two-car garage with overhead doors and a storage loft, built in 2020 A 2023 finished wood shop with electricity, perfect for tools, projects, or hobby use A permitted shipping container, installed in 2018, offering secure storage for equipment or supplies Recreation This property offers a true Colorado lifestyle, with recreation beginning the moment you step outside. Hike directly from the property into the surrounding foothills, explore nearby rock formations, or simply watch wildlife wander through the area including mule deer, elk, wild turkeys, and the occasional bighorn sheep. The wraparound deck and elevated setting provide the perfect perch for birdwatching, stargazing, or soaking up the peace and quiet. Just minutes away, the Big Thompson River provides year-round fly fishing with healthy populations of brown, rainbow, and cutthroat trout. The nearby corridor is popular for road cycling and scenic drives, while surrounding public lands offer hiking, rock climbing, snowshoeing, and backcountry camping. Located between Loveland and Estes Park, this property places you within easy reach of Rocky Mountain National Park, Roosevelt National Forest, and numerous trailheads. In every direction, you'll find lakes, rivers, and wilderness access all within about an hour of Boulder and Denver. Whether you're an angler, hiker, artist,, hunter or someone seeking a private mountain retreat, this location delivers the best of Colorado recreation. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources This property is served by a permitted domestic well (Permit #0419646), drilled to a depth of 460 feet with a static water level of 135 feet and an estimated yield of 6 gallons per minute. The well is approved for typical household use and has historically provided reliable service for full-time occupancy. A well house contains the pressure tank and seasonal access to the system for basic maintenance. Sewer is handled via a private septic system, properly sized for the 2-bedroom residence. Region & Climate Located in the foothills of Larimer County near the North Fork of the Big Thompson River, the Drake area offers a true four-season mountain experience. Summers are warm and sunny with low humidityperfect for hiking, fishing, and exploring nearby Estes Park or Rocky Mountain National Park. Winters bring light to moderate snowfall, ideal for snowshoeing and enjoying quiet alpine landscapes. The area sees around 1620 inches of annual precipitation, mostly in spring and late summer. At approximately 6,500 feet in elevation, the air is crisp, wildlife is abundant, and the views stretch for miles. All of this lies within an hour's drive of Loveland, Boulder, and Denveroffering a rare combination of accessibility and mountain serenity. The property sits alongside State and County-maintained roads, providing reliable year-round access. History Built in 2001, this custom log home has been a cherished full-time residence for over 20 years. Every structure on the propertyfrom the home to the studio and outbuildingswas thoughtfully added to support a creative, self-sufficient mountain lifestyle. The elevated setting above the North Fork of the Big Thompson River provides exceptional views, privacy, and a deep sense of connection to the land. The Drake area is known for its scenic beauty, friendly mountain community, and access to endless outdoor opportunity. Whether you're seeking a basecamp for adventure or a quiet escape with year-round access, this property reflects the kind of ownership that values simplicity, solitude, and the spirit of Colorado. Location Located just off County Road 43 near the North Fork of the Big Thompson River, this property offers the perfect balance of solitude and accessibility. It's situated between Loveland (25 minutes) and Estes Park (20 minutes), with easy access to Lyons, Boulder, and Denver via Highway 34. The property is less than an hour and a half from Denver International Airport (DIA), and just under an hour from Fort CollinsLoveland Regional Airport. Nearby amenities include grocery stores, medical facilities, and restaurants in Loveland, along with boutique shopping and mountain-town charm in Estes Park. The area also provides quick access to Rocky Mountain National Park, Roosevelt National Forest, and numerous trailheads and fishing spots within minutes. Despite its private setting, this home remains well-connected to major servicesmaking it ideal as a full-time residence, weekend getaway, or creative retreat.

This property packs quite a punch. There are 35 deeded acres with a 2-bedroom 1-bathroom cabin, yet the amenities are of a large ranch with private access to many recreational activities. This low maintenance property is a perfect set up for anyone wanting to escape the hustle and bustle. Not to mention this one comes with a part time property caretaker who delivers water to the home and monitors exterior security. Land The deeded property is north facing, looking down into the creek that runs across the property. Ponderosa pine, moss rock and cottonwood trees cover the land and provide wonderful hideouts for the deer that frequent the property. The owners have taken great pride in being good stewards of the land and have taken mind to trim low tree branches and reduce pinecone litter to reduce wildfire risk. Improvements This 2- bedroom cabin sits on 35 acres and overlooks Meadow creek. Enjoy the birds from the covered porch or soak in the sun on the south deck. This cabin is definitely not a rough n-it kind of place. There are 2 full bedrooms plus a loft, providing plenty of room for the family or friends. There is also a large open concept area with living, dinning and full kitchen that boast granite countertops and a sitting area. The living room woodstove keeps the cabin warm and toasty. The home is serviced by propane and electric, a full septic system and water is delivered by the property's caretaker into a cistern (water delivery can be delayed by snow/ice on the access road). High Speed internet is available (with use of MiFi or satellite dish). This home is 75% furnished. Recreation The property is in the Meadow Creek parcel of Phantom Canyon Ranches. Phantom Canyon Ranches (PCR) has over 7,600 acres located around Halligan Reservoir and the North Fork of the Cache La Poudre River. The PCR covenants limit the location and the number of buildings that can be erected, and control the activities that can be carried out on the land, in order to protect and preserve the environment, wildlife, natural beauty and historic context of the area. Property owners within a parcel can choose collectively to add further requirements. The Meadow Creek parcel has 9 owner cabins and a 10th cabin designated for a caretaker. The location of the structures followed a cluster pattern, so the remainder of the almost 510 acres is undivided and open to hiking for all Meadow Creek owners. The Meadow Creek parcel owns an additional two building sites in the west end of the Jackson Park parcel, and therefore has access to Jackson Park's approximately 1000 acres. It also has a 2 mile border with a Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) wildlife protection area; the CPW area is open for public hiking May 1 August 31. Phantom Canyon Ranches has two commons areas the Halligan Common Lands around Halligan Reservoir, and the Canyon Common Lands which are on the North Fork, downstream of the Nature Conservancy Phantom Canyon Preserve. The common areas are open to all landowners within Phantom Canyon Ranches for hiking and for fishing. PCR landowners fish on Halligan Reservoir, and have access to the tailwaters below the Halligan dam. The sections of the North Fork within the PCR common areas are open only to PCR landowners. General Operations The caretaker on the property lives in the 10th cabin within Meadow Creek and provides care and management for the entire property year around. Caretake is part time, however lives on the property year-round. Region & Climate This property is located at 6550 in elevation making it a perfect location for year around access and enjoyment.

Escape to Poudre River Lodge, a stunning 63.8-acre riverfront retreat in Northern Colorado. This meticulously rebuilt 5-bedroom designer home offers private access to a premier fly-fishing stretch of the Cache la Poudre River. Enjoy year-round outdoor adventures, including hiking, fishing, and breathtaking canyon viewsall just one hour from Fort Collins. Land Welcome to one of the most captivating riverfront properties in all of Colorado. This nearly 3,000-square-foot mountain retreat sits just 100 feet from the legendary Cache la Poudre River, offering immersive access to one of Colorado's most celebrated fly-fishing corridors. Originally sited in the 1970s, the home has been completely rebuilt with a deep commitment to preserving its natural and architectural rootsincluding the original stone masonry and the striking wood ceiling, milled from timber harvested on-site. Surrounded by national forest and tucked deep into the canyon, this one-of-a-kind property offers rare privacy, soulful design, and a genuine connection to place. Encompassing 63.8 acres and bordered by vast national forest, this property offers direct access to miles of private trailsincluding one that leads straight from the backyard into the alpine wilderness. Mature cottonwoods and aspens shade the land, their colors shifting dramatically with the seasons, while dramatic rock outcroppings form a rugged and inspiring backdrop. The river here is exceptional. Located just below the fish hatchery, this stretch of the Poudre is renowned for its healthy populations of rainbow trout, big-bodied browns, and the occasional trophy cutbow. With classic western featuresdeep runs, clean riffles, large holding boulders, and prime casting lanesthis is a fly angler's dream. Step into the water from your own property or simply sit on the deck and watch the fish rise. Elsewhere on the property are four discreet RV sitesremnants of a former campgroundrepurposed to welcome visiting friends and family. Also within the boundaries: A cascading creek that flows from the neighboring forest, flat open meadows and intimate river bends that make this landscape feel both vast and personal. Improvements This 2,976-square-foot home has been fully reimagined from the ground up by its developer-owner for personal use and was designed in collaboration with renowned interior designer Bree Halax. The result is a residence that is both deeply functional and visually strikingcrafted to live beautifully in all seasons. The great room features a vaulted wood-beamed ceiling and original stonework preserved from the 1970s structure, now paired with modern touches and expansive windows that frame the river just beyond. Twin triple panel glass sliding doors lead to a stunning second story deck with a built-in fire table where one can enjoy the views and the constant soundtrack of moving water. Inside, the kitchen features rustic dark oak cabinetry with a wire-brushed finish reminiscent of shou sugi ban with marble counters and a statement rangeflowing seamlessly into open dining and living spaces perfect for both hosting and unwinding. Spa-inspired bathrooms include walk-in tile showers and massive soaking tubs that captures canyon views in stillness. High end designer lighting, custom woodwork, and layered natural materials create an atmosphere that is grounded, refined, and unmistakably personal. From the moment you arrive, the setting takes holdthe sound of rushing water, the scent of pine and cottonwood, the ever-changing light playing off the canyon walls. This is a place for casting dry flies into clear currents, hiking straight from your back door, and gathering beneath the stars. Properties like this are almost never availablea legacy stretch of river and a home that feels deeply resolved. Soulful, architectural, and built with lasting care, it lives in quiet harmony with the land around it. Every detail is considered. Every view earned. This isn't just a home. It's one of those rare places where beauty, stillness, and permanence meet. A sanctuary, both rare and real. Location Access is convenient with a scenic one-hour drive from Fort Collins, and just 5 minutes from rustic co, plus the property boasts year-round access. Whether you're after a full-time residence or a family retreat, this is Colorado riverfront living at its absolute finest.

Mt Moriah is a rare 57 acre property resting at the base of a pine-forested mountain in Livermore's scenic foothills . The four bedroom home overlooks rolling pastures, a serene creek fed pond, painting an idyllic rural scene. With a four stall horse barn, utility building, and fenced pastures, it's perfectly equipped for a hobby ranch or private family retreat, blending open grassland with wooded hillsides for beauty and function. Land This distinctive property blends rich pasture, a naturally fed pond, Gordon creek, striking rock outcroppings, and a pine-covered mountain rising 360 feet above the homestead. Nestled in a sheltered mountain valley, it offers rolling meadows, rocky hillsides with scattered boulders, and a lush riparian zone fed by a natural drainage corridor. Mature ponderosa pine cover the slopes, while aspen, willows, and shrubs line the waterway. Open grasslands provide excellent grazing and, together with wooded cover and water, create a thriving habitat for abundant wildlife. Buildings sit on gently elevated terrain, capturing sweeping views of the valley and surrounding hills. The 57 acres are divided into three adjacent parcels. The 9-acre site contains the residence known as Base Camp, along with a horse barn, corral, utility building, and lower pasture. The 3.5-acre parcel features a pond, lush pasture along the creek, and dramatic rock outcroppings framing the eastern property boundary. The largest parcel, spanning 44.59 acres, boasts the 360-foot Mt. Everest (yes, its name), the mountain pasture to the southwest, and a portion crossing Mt. Moriah Road. Each parcel is separate and could be developed individually. Improvements The custom two-story home showcases a modern mountain design with a durable metal exterior accented by rich wood trim and natural stonework. A dramatic vaulted gable roofline with exposed timber beams creates an inviting focal point over the expansive wraparound deck, offering elevated views of the surrounding valley. Large picture windows capture the scenery and bring natural light into the home. The lower level includes a covered patio supported by stone pillars, providing a comfortable shaded outdoor living area. Thoughtful landscaping integrates seamlessly with the natural terrain, incorporating rock retaining walls, mature evergreens, and ornamental maple and rosebud trees. Positioned on gently sloping ground, the home enjoys both privacy and panoramic vistas, while the metal siding ensures low-maintenance durability in Colorado's changing climate. The two-level, four-bedroom home includes a main-level primary suite with dual bath fixtures and double walk-in closets. The open kitchen features rich wood cabinetry, granite countertops, a large sitting island, breakfast nook, and built-ins, flowing into the great room with a sandstone wood-burning fireplace. Vaulted ceilings and expansive windows open to a deck overlooking pastures where horses and wildlife gather. The dining area adjoins a covered grilling patio. The lower level offers three bedrooms, a living area, and a walk-out patio to a fenced, landscaped lawn. The property features a 1,728 sf Cleary barn designed for both functionality and durability. The structure includes four spacious horse stalls with wood lower panels and steel upper grills, a dirt floor for natural footing, and a enclosed tack room for gear storage. The barn is equipped with electrical power, supporting lighting and equipment use, and is topped with a metal roof and siding for low-maintenance longevity. Adjacent to the barn is a fenced corral, ideal for turnout and feeding. The setup includes heavy-duty steel livestock panels and gates, a round bale feeder for efficient and safe hay access, and a heated automatic stock waterer connected to a pressurized water line for year-round water supply. Covered side runs provide shelter and direct stall access to the corral. Also on-site is 50 round pen for exercise, training and groundwork. Two above-ground gas tanks provide convenient fuel storage. A 3,042 sf Cleary shop with living quarters and drive-through garage bays offers exceptional versatility with dual 12 x 12 overhead doors, a spacious workshop and a studio. The studio includes a kitchen area , stackable washer/dryer, and baseboard heating for year-round comfort. Inside, a large multi-purpose lounge area with a wood-burning stove provides the perfect spot for relaxing or entertaining. Durable metal construction, full concrete floors, and quality insulation make this space ideal for vehicle storage, projects, and comfortable living. Recreation Livermore, Colorado offers year-round recreation surrounded by the scenic foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Residents and visitors can explore miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing in nearby areas such as the Cherokee State Wildlife Area and Eagle's Nest Open Space. The region is also known for fishing in local streams and lakes, with easy access to Red Feather Lakes and Horsetooth Reservoir. In winter, the landscape transforms into a playground for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. With its blend of open space, rugged terrain, and preserved natural beauty, Livermore provides endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Region & Climate Livermore, Colorado enjoys four distinct seasons. Winters are cold and snowy, with clear, crisp days perfect for winter recreation. Spring brings gradual warmth and blooming wildflowers, though late snow is possible. Summers are warm, dry, and sunny with cool evenings, while fall offers mild days, chilly nights, and brilliant golden foliage. The foothill location brings quick weather changes year-round. History Livermore, Colorado traces its roots to the mid-1800s, when it became a hub for ranching, farming, and stagecoach travel in the northern Colorado foothills. Named after early settlers Livernash and Moore, the community grew around fertile valleys and the North Fork of the Cache la Poudre River, supporting cattle and sheep operations that still define the area today. Its location along historic trails and later U.S. Highway 287 connected it to Fort Collins and Wyoming, preserving its ranching heritage while maintaining a quiet, rural character. Location The property is 30 miles from Fort Collins and 12 miles west of Livermore exit on HWY 287. It is two hours from Denver International Airport.

Exquisitely located between Loveland and Fort Collins, this Boyd Lake beauty has it all. Just off the lake with a private HOA boat ramp nearby, this nearly 4,000 sq ft home offers 4 large bedrooms, 4 baths, a beautiful kitchen, many updates, and generous living spaces. Enjoy an elevated deck and spacious lower patio for endless outdoor living. Land Facing southeast, an almost must in Colorado, this gorgeous home sits just off of Boyd Lake but offers access a block away using the HOA boat ramp, and never a wait. Situated perfectly in between Loveland and Fort Collins with quick access to I-25 and US Hwy 287, you'll have trouble deciding which way to go. This also puts you in the coveted Thompson Valley School District. Loveland's most popular lake is 180 from the property line and you can have your boat launched within minutes. There is also a slight slope from the front of the house to the back making the basement a garden level, walk-out to the beautiful patio and back yard. Improvements With nearly 4,000 sq ft of living space, plenty of finished areas, and extra storage, this home has room for everyone. Upstairs, the generous master suite is complemented by a large 5-piece bath and spacious 9'x15 walk-in closet, two more bedrooms and a spacious loft currently set up as an office. The main floor features a bright eat-in kitchen flowing into the dining areaperfect for gatheringsand a great room with soaring ceilings and all-new Marvin windows and sliding doors that flood the home with natural light. Nearly all of the furniture is up for negotiation. New paint on Hardie siding enhances the beauty for years. A fourth bedroom, full bath, and laundry with direct access to the 3-car garage complete the main level. The basement offers a huge family room, workout area, full bath, and additional storage. Outdoors, the living space seamlessly extends into Colorado's natural beauty: enjoy morning coffee or relaxed meals on the 1012 covered deck just off the kitchen, entertain on the 1236 lower patio in the fenced backyard, or step through the gate to stroll the quiet neighborhood streets. There is a radon mitigation system in place. Seller is willing to discuss selling some of the furniture in the house. Recreation Boyd Lake private accessthat says it all. Loveland's most popular lake offers water enthusiasts endless opportunities for adventure, whether skiing, sailing, kayaking, paddleboarding, or jet skiing. Early mornings provide serene paddling across glassy water, afternoons can be spent chasing wakes or enjoying a relaxing sun-filled afternoon, and evenings are perfect for watching the Colorado sky light up with vibrant sunsets. The lake isn't just for actionit's a place to recharge, connect with family, and savor the outdoors. The owners have a very well maintained ski boat they would sell the new owners for a very good price. It is a 2019 Tige-22VE with service done at the dealership since purchase. See it in the pictures. Northern Colorado extends the adventure far beyond the water. Golfers enjoy scenic courses in Loveland, Fort Collins, and surrounding foothills, offering both challenge and beauty. Hikers, trail runners, and mountain bikers have access to trails that wind through the Front Range, from gentle forested walks to high-country climbs with sweeping panoramic views. Camping, whether in forested state parks or secluded public lands, allows for weekend escapes under the stars, while rivers, reservoirs, and streams offer prime fishing for bass, trout, and walleye. Hunters also benefit from the region's accessible public lands and wildlife areas, a nod to Colorado's rich outdoor heritage. Vibrant city life is never far away. Fort Collins, home to Colorado State University, combines youthful energy with cultural events, craft breweries, eclectic dining, and live music venues. Loveland blends small-town charm with a nationally recognized arts community, featuring galleries, public sculptures, and seasonal festivals that attract visitors from across the state. The Blue Arena hosts concerts, sporting events, and family entertainment, bringing world-class experiences close to home. The region's location makes exploration effortless. I-25 and Highway 287 connect you to Denver, Boulder, Estes Park, and Rocky Mountain National Park for weekend adventures, while daily life is enhanced by parks, bike paths, farmers' markets, and community events. Life near Boyd Lake offers a harmonious balance: mornings can start with coffee on a covered deck, afternoons can include boating, hiking, or golf, and evenings can be spent entertaining on patios or walking quiet neighborhood streets. Northern Colorado offers the perfect mix of adventure, relaxation, and community, with opportunities to create new memories every day. Region & Climate Northern Colorado offers a unique blend of high plains and mountain foothills, creating a region that is both scenic and livable. Its four-season climate is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, with sunny, warm summers, crisp winters, colorful autumns, and refreshing springs. Abundant sunshine, moderate humidity, and clear skies make northern Colorado perfect for year-round recreation, from boating and hiking to skiing and snowshoeing. The area's climate encourages an active lifestyle while also offering opportunities for peaceful reflection in nature. The Front Range foothills provide natural beauty and outdoor adventure, while the plains offer wide-open skies and a sense of freedom that is rare elsewhere. Proximity to the Rocky Mountains allows for quick access to world-class ski resorts, alpine lakes, and mountain trails. At the same time, the plains provide fertile farmland, scenic drives, and expansive parks. Seasonal changes are celebrated through farmers' markets, community festivals, and outdoor dining, all supported by consistently comfortable weather conditions. Northern Colorado's climate also contributes to its high quality of life. Clear, sunny days dominate much of the year, supporting a healthy outdoor lifestyle. Cool evenings and low humidity provide comfortable living, while snow in winter adds seasonal beauty and recreational opportunity without overwhelming daily life. The balance of mountains, plains, and climate makes the region versatile, accessible, and uniquely Colorado. History Northern Colorado's story stretches back thousands of years, beginning with the Arapaho, Cheyenne, and Ute peoples who inhabited the region and lived in harmony with its rivers, plains, and foothills. The area's abundant wildlife, fertile land, and freshwater lakes shaped early life and trade. European-American settlers arrived in the 19th century, bringing ranching, farming, and mining, laying the foundation for towns like Loveland and Fort Collins. Loveland earned a reputation as an agricultural hub, while Fort Collins grew around the military outpost that would become Colorado State University. Throughout the 20th century, northern Colorado evolved into a vibrant mix of culture, recreation, and commerce. Boyd Lake, originally constructed for irrigation and flood control, has become one of the region's most beloved recreational destinations. The area's natural beauty, including the Front Range and adjacent plains, inspired generations of artists, writers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Loveland's nationally recognized arts community and Fort Collins' eclectic culture reflect this blend of tradition and creativity. Today, the region balances growth with preservation. Historic neighborhoods, public art, and cultural institutions honor the past, while trails, parks, and waterways ensure that nature remains central to life here. Annual festivals, farmers' markets, and community events celebrate local heritage, arts, and cuisine. Northern Colorado's history is visible everywherefrom the original irrigation canals to the preserved Victorian homes in downtown Loveland, to the bustling university district in Fort Collinsreminding residents and visitors alike that this region values both roots and progress. Location Located between Loveland and Fort Collins, this area provides the perfect balance of convenience, culture, and recreation. Quick access to I-25 and Highway 287 makes commuting and regional travel effortless, whether heading to Denver, Boulder, Estes Park, or the Rockies. Daily life is enhanced by proximity to shopping, restaurants, medical facilities, schools, and local services, making it ideal for families, professionals, and retirees alike. Both Loveland and Fort Collins offer vibrant urban experiences. Fort Collins boasts a lively downtown anchored by Colorado State University, with a variety of dining options, breweries, live music venues, and cultural events. Loveland is celebrated for its art scene, galleries, public sculptures, and seasonal festivals, creating a small-town charm with big-city amenities. The Blue Arena in Loveland hosts concerts, sporting events, and family entertainment, while nearby parks, trails, and recreational facilities encourage outdoor activity. Neighborhood streets are quiet and safe, providing easy access to Boyd Lake and surrounding open spaces. Residents enjoy the rare combination of privacy and community, with opportunities for morning walks, neighborhood gatherings, and outdoor recreation steps from home. Whether your day includes lake adventures, golf, hiking, or exploring downtown arts and culture, this location delivers a lifestyle that blends convenience, recreation, and the natural beauty of northern Colorado.

Larimer County, Colorado 35.1 Beautiful mountain acreage with amazing views and recreational opportunities. The property is located in the Sand Creek Park Landowners Association and has a majority of the acreage in trees with a cleared level area for parking campers or RVs. Ideal for a getaway camping site on the weekends or even an off-grid cabin. Several drainages run through the property offering a unique habitat for wildlife and terrain for exploring. Wildlife in the area includes elk, moose, bear, deer, and small game. Located in Colorado Big Game Management Unit 8, the area is known for its hunting opportunities with a decent amount of public land access nearby. There is good access off of a private road that connects with county-maintained Sand Creek Road. Contact the listing agent for more information or to schedule an appointment. Showings by appointment only. Property Details: Located Northwest of Red Feathers Lakes, CO Sand Creek Park Landowners Association Mostly Treed Several Draws Cleared Area for Camping Recreational Opportunities Driving Directions: From Laramie, WY take Highway 287 south for approximately 15 miles until you reach Sportsman Lake Road turn right and go approximately 13 miles until the road turns into Sand Creek then go approximately 6 miles until it turns into County Road 89 once you cross into Colorado then go approximately 6 miles until you reach Sand Creek Road in Colorado and go straight across on the private road for 1/8 of a mile until you reach the Northwest 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.

RV Park and Campground Investment Opportunity in Northern Colorado Big Thompson River frontage, room for expansion, and low average daily rates relative to market, generational asset offering value-add potential and a high barrier to entry for competition Hidden beneath the cottonwood trees on 25 acres of land at 5100 ft of elevation, the park boasts 159 approved sites, including 41 extended stay sites, 77 back-in sites, 10 water-electric only sites, 23 pull-through sites, 5 tent sites, 1 rustic cabin, 1 tiny home short term rental, with 30% of the sites being for extended stay month-to-month guests. Amenities at the park include a gift store, recreation hall, office, picnic shelter pavilion, laundry facility, playground, horseshoes, dog park, fishing, river walk, shower buildings, community water taps, dump station, dumpsters, recycle bins, propane pump, city water, on-site septic system, equipment shelter, workshop, and managers home. The City of Loveland, population 77,884, is part of the Fort Collins-Loveland MSA and the Front Range Urban Corridor in southeastern Larimer County, about an hour drive north of Denver on I-25. A perennial favorite for outdoor enthusiasts, Riverview RV Park and Campground is set in the rolling foothills of the Rocky Mountains at the entrance to Big Thompson Canyon, 7 miles west of Loveland, and 23 miles southeast of Estes Park, the Base Camp to Rocky Mountain National Park for 4,500,000 visitors each year. Showings By Appointment Only Through Listing Agent LISTING BROKER C3 REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS

Horse Castle Ranch sets the bar on 29 acres in the Front Range. Indoor and outdoor 20x60 arenas, a mile long galloping track, round pen, barns and a barn apartment join a custom 4 bedroom home with mountain views. Current operations are led by Grand Prix trainer Verena Diaz, available to stay if desired. Minutes to Berthoud and Carter Lake. Luxury, function and scale. Land Address: 871 N County Road 23E, Berthoud, CO 80513 Closest Town: Berthoud Total Acres: 29.00 Deeded Acres: 29.00 Leased Acres: 0.00 Zoning: FA1 (Agricultural) Elevation: Approx. 5,000 ft Topography: Gently sloped Vegetation: Pasture, grass, trees, grape vines Irrigated Acres: None Water Rights: None water via domestic well and spigots throughout the property Estimated Taxes: $8,430 (2024) Source of Lot Size: Assessor/Tax Data Improvements This working horse property includes: 14 indoor 12'x12 stalls with 38 outdoor runs (12'x50) 4 loafing sheds and multiple fenced pastures Concrete-floored stalls with premium rubber mats and wood shaving bedding Heated automatic waterers in each stall Custom cedar-lined tack room with beetle kill pine cabinetry, granite counters, and 18 personal lockers Organized feed system with supplement bins for each horse's AM, midday, and PM meals Heated wash bay with hot/cold water and heat lamps One-bedroom, one-bath barn apartmentperfect for an on-site manager Recreation Horse Castle Ranch offers an excellent range of equestrian and recreational opportunities: Indoor Arena (20m x 60m): Premier Equestrian footing, slanted kick walls, sloped feedback mirrors, 16 ceilings, 14'x16' equipment access door Outdoor Arena (20m x 60m): 10' border, shredded carpet footing, sloped 1.5% for drainagerideable shortly after rain Oversized round pen with dressage-friendly footing Approx. 1-mile galloping track surrounding the ranch Grape vines and professional-grade landscaping throughout Agriculture Located in a region known for productive farmland, Horse Castle Ranch offers potential for small-scale agricultural use alongside its premier equestrian features. With flat, fertile ground and favorable growing conditions, the property could support crops such as hay or corntypical of farms throughout the Berthoud area. While the acreage is not irrigated and likely wouldn't support a standalone farming operation, it provides a great opportunity for supplemental use or hobby farming that complements the equine lifestyle. General Operations This property is more than just premier equestrian facilities it comes with the opportunity for a seamless, turnkey operation. The barn is currently managed and operated by Verena Diaz, a Grand Prixlevel dressage trainer with an international background in German dressage. Verena instructs riders across multiple levels and maintains a reputation for excellence in training, horse care, and facility management. For buyers seeking a property that can continue operating at a high standard from day one, Verena is open to remaining involved as trainer and manager, offering continuity, expertise, and a built-in client base. While her continued role is not required, her presence represents a unique option to step into an established equestrian facility with world-class instruction already in place. This combination of exceptional facilities and the option of ongoing professional management offers a buyer a rare chance to acquire an established and thriving equestrian lifestyle. Region & Climate Berthoud, Colorado enjoys a classic Front Range climatedefined by four true seasons, low humidity, and over 300 days of sunshine per year. Summers are warm and pleasant, with average highs in the mid-80sF and cool, dry evenings that make outdoor living comfortable well into the evening. Winters are crisp and relatively mild compared to mountain towns, offering occasional snowfall without the extremes found in higher elevations. Spring and fall bring dynamic skies, green-up, and colorful foliage, making this an ideal location for horse lovers who want year-round usability, dry footing, and manageable weather for training, boarding, and outdoor riding. History Horse Castle Ranch is nestled in a region steeped in Colorado's pioneering and conservation history. Just northwest lies Carter Lake, a reservoir completed in 1952 as part of the Colorado-Big Thompson Projectan ambitious water diversion system that brings Colorado River water to the Eastern Slope. Today, Carter Lake serves as both a recreational haven and a vital water source for agriculture and communities. To the west, Rocky Mountain National Park was established in 1915 through the efforts of Enos Mills, a naturalist often referred to as the Father of Rocky Mountain National Park. His vision helped preserve the area's incredible alpine beauty, making it a national treasure for generations. The nearby town of Berthoud has deep agricultural roots, long known for its fertile ground and hard-working farming communities. That legacy lives on today, making the area a perfect blend of productive land, natural beauty, and heritage. Location From Berthoud, head west on County Road 8 to County Road 23E. Turn north (right) on CR 23E and follow approximately one mile. Property entrance will be on your right, marked by white fencing and a gated entry.

Sand Creek 40 is a truly special property with a creek winding almost the full length, a dramatic draw with pools and waterfalls, clusters of aspens, and beautiful red rock formations. Perfect for a family cabin or weekend escape, it's a peaceful, scenic spot in a great location. Land This 40 acre property is mostly flat with a dramatic draw running through the center, where Sand Creek meanders past peaceful pools and small waterfalls. Scattered aspens and mature trees provide privacy without blocking the stunning views. There are plenty of perfect spots for a cabinwhether you want to overlook rolling pastures, tuck in among the trees, or enjoy the creek from above. A striking red rock formation follows the draw, adding character and charm, and most of the land is easy to explore. The property also features a newly drilled well nearly 600 deep, ready to support your future cabin. The sellers owns a 920 SF kit cabin from Coventry Log Homes that was picked out for this property. The owner may be open to selling the cabin along with the property, including the plans, for an additional price. Contact the listing agent for details. Location Red Feather Lakes is a charming mountain community in northern Colorado, nestled in the foothills of the Rockies. It's about an hour northwest of Fort Collins, roughly two hours from Denver, and just over an hour from Estes Park, making it a peaceful getaway that's still close to the city and all the outdoor adventures Colorado has to offer.

Sitting high above the valley floor, this might be the last great piece of property available that offers panoramic views overlooking the entirety of Estes Park. Its location allows you to build the custom home of your dreams. Furthermore, being located at the end of the road ensures unmatched privacy, security, and serenity. Land Lovingly held by the same family for decades, this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity allows you to create a legacy estate to be cherished for generations to come. Bordering expansive government-owned lands on two sides and a large ranch property on another, this parcel offers unique protection from future development, preserving its tranquility for decades. Rising from approximately 8,040 to 8,640 feet in elevation, the property sits perfectly positioned just a mile east of the Estes Park Golf Course and a mere 10-minute drive from downtown Estes Park, which rests at about 7,600 feet. This elevation difference creates breathtaking 270-degree panoramic views, extending from the majestic Longs Peak and the peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park to the west and northwest, to the Mummy Range and the neighboring peaks to the north and northeast. As the day fades, the twinkling lights of Estes Valley below create an enchanting nighttime scene. Survey to be completed and agreed by both Buyer and Seller. Recreation Estes Park, Colorado, is a gateway to outdoor adventure, nestled at the eastern entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. Renowned for its stunning landscapes, this picturesque town offers endless recreational opportunities year-round, making it a prime destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and families alike. During the warmer months, Estes Park becomes a hub for hiking enthusiasts, with trails catering to all skill levels. From the scenic paths around Bear Lake to the challenging ascent of Longs Peak, hikers can explore alpine meadows, crystal-clear lakes, and breathtaking mountain vistas. Wildlife enthusiasts delight in the chance to spot elk, deer, bighorn sheep, and even black bears, especially during dawn and dusk, making Estes Park a haven for photographers and animal lovers. Cycling and mountain biking are also popular, with scenic byways and rugged trails providing routes for both casual riders and experienced adventurers. Horseback riding offers another way to experience the area's beauty, with stables and guided tours allowing visitors to traverse the wilderness in a unique and leisurely manner. Water-based activities abound at Lake Estes and the Big Thompson River. Visitors can rent kayaks, paddleboards, or canoes to explore the calm waters surrounded by towering peaks. Anglers enjoy world-class fly fishing in the park's pristine rivers and streams, while whitewater rafting on the Cache La Poudre River offers adrenaline-pumping excitement for thrill-seekers during peak runoff season. When snow blankets the area, Estes Park transforms into a winter wonderland. Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing through serene trails offer peaceful ways to explore the frosty landscape. Hidden Valley in Rocky Mountain National Park is perfect for sledding and tubing, while downhill skiing and snowboarding are accessible at nearby resorts like Eldora Mountain. For those seeking indoor or cultural activities, Estes Park also shines. The Estes Park Aerial Tramway offers panoramic views and access to Prospect Mountain, ideal for photography and picnicking. Downtown Estes Park brims with unique shops, art galleries, and local eateries, providing a charming setting for a leisurely day. The Stanley Hotel, famous for inspiring Stephen King's The Shining, draws visitors with its history, fine dining, and ghost tours. Festivals like Elk Fest and the Scottish-Irish Highland Festival celebrate the area's culture and wildlife, while winter events bring cheer to the colder months. Families enjoy attractions like Ride-A-Kart amusement park, miniature golf, and scavenger hunts, as well as educational stops like the Estes Park Museum and MacGregor Ranch Museum, which delve into the area's rich history. Whether it's climbing a peak, paddling on a serene lake, or simply strolling through town, Estes Park provides a blend of adventure, relaxation, and cultural experiences. With something for everyone, it's a destination that captures the essence of the Rocky Mountains and leaves visitors with unforgettable memories. Region & Climate Positioned at the eastern gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park, Colorado, offers breathtaking mountain scenery, abundant wildlife, and year-round outdoor adventures. This charming town is known for its picturesque location, with rugged peaks rising dramatically against the skyline and the Big Thompson River meandering through its heart. Estes Park is a hub for regional activities, including hiking, wildlife watching, and rock climbing in warmer months, while winter ushers in snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and cozy fireside retreats. The weather in Estes Park varies by season, with summer highs typically in the 70s and 80s Fahrenheit and crisp, cool evenings. Winters are cold, with average highs in the 30s and occasional snowfall, creating a magical winter wonderland. Annual precipitation averages about 13 inches, with a mix of rain and snow, while the high-altitude air ensures over 300 days of sunshine each year. Estes Park's natural beauty and vibrant community make it a beloved destination for visitors and locals alike. History Estes Park has a rich history that mirrors the rugged and enchanting landscape surrounding it. Originally inhabited by the Ute and Arapaho tribes, the area was a sacred hunting and gathering ground. In the mid-19th century, European settlers, such as Joel Estes, after whom the town is named, arrived, drawn by the promise of fertile land and breathtaking scenery. By the late 1800s, Estes Park became a hub for adventurous pioneers and tourists enchanted by the majestic peaks and abundant wildlife. The establishment of Rocky Mountain National Park in 1915 cemented the town's reputation as a gateway to natural splendor, attracting visitors worldwide. F.O. Stanley, inventor of the Stanley Steamer automobile, built the iconic Stanley Hotel in 1909, further boosting the area's allure. Today, Estes Park thrives as a vibrant community and outdoor recreation destination, blending historical charm with unparalleled access to the pristine wilderness of the Rockies. Location The nearest major airport is Denver International Airport (DIA), approximately 75 miles southeast, providing a wide range of domestic and international flights. From the airport, travelers can reach Estes Park in about 90 minutes via scenic highways, with shuttle services and car rentals readily available. The closest towns include Loveland, about 30 miles east, and Boulder, roughly 37 miles south, both offering additional lodging, dining, and shopping options. Within Estes Park, visitors will find a variety of grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations, and specialty shops, ensuring all needs are met. Outdoor enthusiasts can access gear rental shops, while families enjoy mini-golf, arcades, and museums. With its blend of natural beauty and essential services, Estes Park is both a peaceful retreat and a well-equipped travel destination.

Welcome to Ponderosa Hill Ranch, a beautiful 243-acre property tucked into the foothills of northern Colorado and has a 4,320-square-foot home. This place offers true peace and quiet with mountain views in every direction, yet it's only 10 minutes from Lyons, 25 minutes to Boulder or Longmont, and about 45 minutes to Denver. The ranch sits in a great mountain community in Larimer County and is protected by a conservation easement. Land The land is what makes this property special rolling hills, red rock cliffs, ponderosa pines, and a seasonal creek that winds through the lower meadow. The area is known for its elk and mule deer, with wildlife often seen right from the house. It's quiet, private, and full of character, offering space to hike, ride, or just relax and take in the views. Conservation Easement allowable/ Restrictions No subdivisions No hunting allowed Hiking allowed May remodel interiors of existing structures. No public access granted by the easement. Livestock limited: up to 4 horses total; no other animals or stock. No new buildings No new roads may be constructed. No commercial or industrial activity allowed. Improvements The 4,320-square-foot residence offers 3 bedrooms and 4 baths and was thoughtfully built in 1989 with quality craftsmanship and a spacious, well-designed layout. The dramatic vaulted living room serves as the heart of the home, anchored by an impressive brick fireplace that creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Expansive windows frame scenic views and invite abundant natural light, seamlessly blending indoor comfort with the beauty of the outdoors. The generously proportioned living spaces including a large kitchen provide a wonderful foundation for elevated everyday living and effortless entertaining. While tasteful updates could further enhance its style, the home boasts exceptional bones and enduring character, offering a remarkable opportunity to create a truly stunning retreat. The outdoor decks overlook the valley, providing the perfect setting for quiet mornings or sunset gatherings. The property is serviced by a private well and septic system and includes an attached garage for convenience. A detached barn/outbuilding adds versatility for storage, hobbies, or equestrian use. For added peace of mind, the home is equipped with a newer Generac backup generator, ensuring reliable, uninterrupted power year-round. Ponderosa Hill Ranch gives you the feel of a large scale mountain property but keeps you close to town. It is a unique and hard to find real estate holding.

Nestled just outside Fort Collins, Jubilation Ranch is an exquisite 35 acre gated estate that epitomizes luxury and tranquility. This exceptional property is zoned open and boasts a stunning 3,312 square foot home, a top of the line six stall barn, multiple riding arenas, a spacious workshop with a live-in loft apartment, and a natural red rock theater. All of this sits on the bank of the beautiful Redstone Creek as it flows through the property. Land Perched on the scenic backside of Horsetooth Reservoir, Jubilation Ranch offers the perfect blend of rural serenity and urban convenience. Enjoy the peaceful ambiance of country living while remaining just minutes from the convenient amenities of Fort Collins and Loveland. The surrounding area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with premier hiking and trail-riding opportunities at Horsetooth Mountain Open Space, Lory State Park, and Bobcat Ridge, all within close proximity. Redstone Creek, a seasonal waterway, enhances the property's allure, flowing from early spring through late summer, depending on weather conditions. The creek is framed by mature cottonwood trees, which provide refreshing shade, a sense of seclusion, and breathtaking seasonal displays, particularly in autumn when the foliage transforms into vibrantcolors. Improvements Originally built in 1990, this 4 bedroom 4 bath home was remodeled in 2012 and is filled with character and class. The kitchen boasts granite countertops, sleek stainless steel appliances, a large chef's gas stovetop and is all tied together with slate backsplash. The open floor plan between the kitchen and family room provides a cozy space for hosting guests, and has a two story stone fireplace as well as a wall lined with windows giving you great views to the outdoors. Moving upstairs you will find the 4 bedrooms as well as two flex rooms, one of which is being used as an office and the other as a dedicated theater room. Take the back stairway up to the master bedroom suite, and you'll pass by the beautiful library wall encased in slate, complete with a library ladder. The master bedroom/bathroom is a dream with a full walk-in closet, large double vanity, incredible walk-in shower, small workout room, and relaxing balcony with a view of the creek bottom and rock outcroppings. The two laundry rooms are located both upstairs and downstairs for convenience. Front and back walled courtyards provide serene areas to enjoy the views and the peace. Furthermore, a hot tub sits on the backside of the home and is a perfect spot to relax and take in the night sky. A new roof and windows were installed on the house in November of 2025 making it move in ready. This house truly is one of a kind. The barn was built in 2002 and is in exceptional condition. Fully decked out with 6 stalls, a tack room, an indoor wash bay with hot water for happy horse baths, 3 automatic waterers, electricity etc this barn leaves nothing to be desired. Your animals will be at home here. Backing up to the barn is a large enclosed turn out pen with a round pen inside. Across the creek is a developed obstacle course for training. Take a ride to the other side of the house and you'll find the 70150 sand riding arena. While cross fencing creates different pastures for rotation, the entire property is perimeter fenced with an automatic estate gate for entry, keeping the horses secure at all times. With all of the proper amenities already in place, this is a great setup for boarding horses and could be a way to generate additional income. Your dogs will also love the property with its half-acre of invisible fenced area around the home. The 4460 workshop built in 2015 gives tons of space to store vehicles, boats, ATVs, and other toys, as well as ample room for a full fledged workspace and 900 square feet of dedicated enclosed storage space. It has 16 foot tall pull-through garage doors which is perfect for RVs. It also comes with a compressor housed in a small addition on the north side that provides compressed air to various spots around the shop. Above the storage area is the 1 bed 1 bath 880 square foot loft apartment that has been tastefully finished with rustic farm-style accents. It comes complete with its own kitchen and bathroom and is fully live-in ready. Finally, taking a trip across the creek brings you to one of the most unique spots on the property. Built into the side of the magnificent red rocks is a wood pergola and seating area. The owners have used this natural amphitheater area for wedding ceremonies, musical venues and outdoor educational gatherings. The property carries an Open zoning status, so with the venue ideas, the equestrian facilities and the apartment, it is ideal for multiple revenue opportunities. Don't miss out on this all inclusive hobby farm in a prime locationof Northern Colorado. This property is perfectly set up for the equestrian buyer. Call Ryan Crete with inquiries.

Total of 32.89 acres, this parcel is on both sides of CR 74E and as is truly at the Gateway to Red Feather Lakes. With incredible views, no HOA, south facing slope and year round access, this parcel presents several obvious building sites for your dream home. With the quick gain in elevation on site, rock outcroppings, pines and a few well placed flat spots are a perfect combination of mountain home must haves. Land This land was continuous until the re-routing of CR 74E decades ago. The 4+- acres on the south side are flat, right off of Deer Meadow Way and the 29+- acres on the north side have rock outcroppings, gentle navigable canyons, some pines and prairie grasses. The views from the upper part of the parcel are remarkable. Improvements There is a well on the property and some fencing. There are two locking gates for automobile access. Recreation Where do we begin. Livermore and Red Feather Lakes are the launching points for north central Colorado's National Forests. Biking, hiking, camping, horseback riding, fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, golf, and pretty much anything you can do outdoors is done in this area. This elevation and south facing hillside make for year round access or living but are still close to higher elevations that provide those winter activities. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources There are no mineral rights associated with this sale.

Welcome to this meticulously maintained gem nestled in Livermore, Colorado. Situated on 35 acres, this property offers breathtaking, expansive mountain views while still being conveniently located just 35 minutes from Fort Collins. Land Imagine perfectly rolling grassy hills providing a stunning overlook of the front range, stretching into the snow-covered peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park, the Rawah Wilderness, and even extending into Wyoming. The property also features partial fencing. Improvements This well-constructed 3544 sqft home has been thoughtfully designed and exceptionally cared for. The main floor living space features three comfortable bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a large, open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area, all designed to maximize the incredible views from every direction. The master bedroom includes a luxurious attached 5-piece ensuite bathroom. The expansive lower level of the home offers even more living space with a theater room, a game area, a dedicated office, and a full bathroom, not to mention a wonderful solarium room perfect for enjoying the sunshine year-round. This lower level also provides a walk-out to a protected porch complete with a hot tub. The home is further enhanced by large decks and covered porches, creating fantastic outdoor living areas. For parking and storage, the home includes an attached two-car garage. Additionally, there is a detached 900sqft shop that is fully insulated, heated, and equipped with 220V wiring, perfect for projects or hobbies. An additional 750Sqft equipment building offers even more space for your hobbies or storage needs. Region & Climate Located at an elevation of 7200 feet, this area consistently enjoys temperatures that are 10-15 degrees cooler than Fort Collins, offering a refreshing escape. The area receives an average annual rainfall of 17 inches.

Fantastic 51-acre property that would be the perfect location for your ranchette. Situated just 20 minutes from Fort Collins, this property consists of two legal lots, offering excellent flexibility. It is an ideal setup for building a new custom home while keeping the current residence as a caretaker home or a rental property. Notably, the land has no HOA and no restrictions. Improvements The existing house is a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home featuring an open kitchen and dining area, along with two three-season porches. Please note that the home is being sold as is. Additionally, the property includes a large two-car pole structure with a concrete floor that would serve well as a garage or shop, alongside multiple other outbuildings. The acreage is 75% fenced and ready for your livestock and projects. Recreation Due to this location, you are close to a plethora of options for recreational activities. Eagles Nest Open Space is 5 miles to the north. HWY 14 and the Poudre canyon are just to the south 9 miles. Thousands of acres of nation forest are within 20 min of the property.

Explore Your Colorado Dream: 153 Acres of Unmatched Beauty and Adventure. Imagine waking up to the nearby river, surrounded by the majestic Rocky Mountains, where the air is crisp and nature's embrace is a constant. Nestled between the charming towns of Drake, Glenn Haven, Estes Park & Loveland in beautiful Colorado, awaits an extraordinary opportunity to own 153 acres of untamed beauty and adventure. Land This land offers a multitude of uses. With a mountainous backdrop of peaks, canyons, rock outcroppings & lush tree coverage, this property screams Colorado. Enjoy the cool summer days and the snow covered peaks in the winter. The terrain is inviting to wildlife and you will enjoy watching them from any of the canyon overlooks! Build your dream cabin and enjoy the never ending sounds of the river and stream flowing through and near the property. Recreation Recreational Opportunities The options for adventure and outdoor activities are boundless on this expansive property. The river frontage invites fishing enthusiasts to cast their lines and enjoy the solace that comes with the sport. Unit 20 provides excellent hunting opportunities for those seeking the thrill of the chase and a deep connection to nature. For the avid hiker, this land is a treasure trove with numerous trails and captivating vistas, allowing you to explore and immerse yourself in the great outdoors. ATV riding, camping, and horseback riding enthusiasts will revel in the accessibility and freedom this property offers. Region & Climate In Estes Park, the summers are comfortable; the winters are freezing, snowy, and windy; and it is partly cloudy year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from12Fto77Fand is rarely below-2For above85F. History About10,000 years ago, this popular destination attracted the Native American tribes of the Ute and Arapaho whose families summered in the Estes Park area and wintered in the Middle Park region south of Grand Lake. Remnants of the trail they used to cross the Continental Divide still are visible in Rocky Mountain National Park. GO WEST, YOUNG MAN In about 1800, the first of many adventurous explorers from the east arrived, including the intrepid mountain men who came in search of beaver pelts and bear skins. One of the first organized explorations to see the Rockies was led by Major Stephen H. Long in 1820. As head of the Yellowstone Expedition, his mission was to probe the secrets of what was a very new and wild part of this country. Longs Peak, the 14,000-foot centerpiece of the park, is named in his honor, eventhough he never scaled the peak. When gold was discovered in Colorado in 1849, significant numbers of people began to make their way into the Estes Valley. Although most of the gold mining was farther south, one miner did wander into the area: Joel Estes, the man for whom the village was named. Estes, a Kentucky-born adventurer who had struck it rich in California a decade earlier, discovered the Estes Valley in 1859. A year later, he moved his wife and 13 children to what is now the Estes Valley, where they lived from 1860 to 1866. EARLY TOURISM: RUSTIC & CAPTIVATING In 1864, William Byers, the owner and editor of theRocky Mountain News, visited the area and named it Estes Park in honor of his host. However, Estes found the high altitude and short growing season made farming impractical, so he sold his homestead to Griff Evans. Evans began building guest cabins, establishing the area's first dude ranch, and welcoming historical players as guests. One of Evans' guests, the Earl of Dunraven, was so enamored of the area he decided to buy the entire valley for his own resort and hunting preserve. Dunraven's questionable actions to achieve that goal eventually were thwarted by area ranchers and mountain men. Another famous guest of Evans was the Englishwoman Isabella Bird, who traveled to Colorado solo in 1873 and was determined to make it to Estes Park. She chronicled her adventure inA Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains, which included her friendship with Mountain Jim and their dangerous summit of Longs Peak. Large cattle ranches were established in the 1870s by the likes of Alexander and Clara (Heeney) MacGregor, who brought in prized herds of Aberdeen Angus. The MacGregor Ranch and Museum occupy the site of the founder's operation and is still a working ranch. Another settler, W. E. James, built the Elkhorn Lodge and supplemented his income with a fish ranch. James and his sons would catch 500 to 800 trout a day for restaurants in Denver. F. O. Stanley, originally a guest at the Elkhorn Lodge, came from Massachusetts in 1903 seeking a cure for tuberculosis. Stanley is credited with developing a critical photographic process and co-inventing the Stanley Steamer automobile with his twin brother F. E. Stanley. The mountain air proved so beneficialthat he settled here and built the Stanley Hotel as a luxury travel stop. The facility, which opened in 1909, cost more than half a million dollars to build and the publicity created a boom in the area's resort business. In an effort to capitalize on the growing numbers of people taking vacations by train, Stanley ran regular mountain bus trips up the Big Thompson Canyon, probably one of the first shuttle services in the Rocky Mountain region. It was during this same time that Kansas transplant, Enos Mills, was devoting his energy to preserving the surrounding wilderness. He succeeded in September of 1915, when Rocky Mountain National Park was dedicated. Enos' younger brother, Joe, was a coach for the University of Colorado in Boulder and a seasonal resident of Estes Park. He and his wife were the proprietors of the Historic Crags Lodge, as it's known today. Credit to VisitEstesParkdotcom Location From Loveland CO W on 34 toward Estes Park CO. N on 43 for 5 miles. Closest mid size airport is in Loveland CO with Denver International being approx. 1 hour away.

Rare, ready-to-build 16-acre parcel with east-facing slope and sweeping city and foothills views. Located on a private 2-property road, fully approved via Minor Land Division for immediate building. Overlooking Laporte ,Bellvue and just above Watson Lake with quick access to Fort Collins, this property offers unmatched privacy, serenity, and foothills lifestyle opportunity. Land Views are the main part of what you get with this one of a kind Raptor Ridge property. At 15.94 acres, this property is bisected by elevation line 5280. The terrain slopes from west to east and has dryland, mountain growth. You can look out over the western part of the property and directly down into Watson Lake and the Cache la Poudre River. The land is private yet accessible, with enough space for animals, gardens, or outdoor recreation. Rock outcroppings and natural vegetation add to the character, giving it that quintessential Colorado feel, wild and serene, but close to town conveniences. Recreation Beyond the immediate beauty of the land, 3501 Raptor Ridge places residents at the heart of Northern Colorado's outdoor lifestyle. The Cache la Poudre River, Colorado's only designated Wild and Scenic River, lies just minutes away, offering world-class fly fishing, kayaking, and whitewater rafting. Horsetooth Reservoir provides boating, paddleboarding, and rock climbing along its dramatic hogbacks, while nearby trail systemsincluding Lory State Park, Arthur's Rock, Bobcat Ridge, and Fort Collins' foothills open spaceoffer endless opportunities for hiking and biking. Wildlife is abundant, from deer and elk to soaring hawks and eagles, and winter sports are accessible both locally and in the high-country resorts of Eldora, Winter Park, and Steamboat Springs. For those seeking quiet, Red Feather Lakes and Roosevelt National Forest provide scenic fishing, camping, and backcountry exploration. Life at Raptor Ridge blends the serenity of Colorado's natural beauty with easy access to year-round adventure. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources There is a shared well with the other property in this Land Division or the West Fort Collins Water District has confirmed that a tap is available. No mineral rights are included with this property. Region & Climate The Laporte and Bellvue area combines small-town charm with open landscapes, a balance increasingly rare as development becomes more restricted. Country lanes wind past historic homesteads, vineyards, and farmland, yet Fort Collins' amenitiesincluding shopping, dining, and cultural eventsare only minutes away. Bellvue contributes a rustic community vibe, with a general store, local gatherings, and a proud connection to the region's heritage. Northern Colorado's climate further enhances the area's appeal, with over 300 days of sunshine annually. Summers bring warm, dry days and cool evenings, while winters are generally mild in the valleys with light snowfalls and sunny breaks. Spring awakens wildflowers and green pastures, and autumn transforms the hillsides into golden and red hues. Average annual precipitation is moderate, sustaining lush meadows and river corridors without long gray stretches, creating a climate ideal for year-round living and outdoor enjoyment. History The Laporte and Bellvue region is steeped in history, providing a rich backdrop for life at 3501 Raptor Ridge. Laporte, meaning the door in French, was established in the mid-1800s as a trading post and gateway for trappers, traders, and pioneers along the Overland Trail. It served as the first county seat of Larimer County, while Bellvue grew as a farming and quarrying community whose stone contributed to historic buildings in Fort Collins and Denver. The Cache la Poudre River supported both Native American tribes and early settlers, shaping the patterns of settlement and agriculture that still influence the valley today. The iconic Mishawaka Amphitheatre has long been a cultural landmark along the river, hosting music, art, and community gatherings for generations. Beyond formal history, the region offers a slower, rural lifestyle that emphasizes community, open space, and connection to the landqualities increasingly rare as parcels under 35 acres are tightly restricted. Local traditions, from seasonal festivals to small-town markets and gatherings, continue to give Laporte and Bellvue a distinctive character. Historic homesteads, century-old irrigation ditches, and red sandstone structures provide a tangible link to the past, while the surrounding foothills and river corridors preserve the natural setting that has drawn residents for generations. 3501 Raptor Ridge allows future homeowners to step into this story while creating their own chapter, blending the heritage of Northern Colorado with modern living, open landscapes, and the rare opportunity to build on one of the county's few pre-approved parcels under 35 acres.