Pueblo County, Colorado Land For Sale (169 results)

Gov. File# L-31850: 0.09 Acre Lot in Pueblo County, Colorado Legal Description: TS NO 6, 7, 8 OF LOT D TOWNHOUSE SITE OF HOLLYDOT PARK Parcel ID Number: 4618401007, 4618401008, 4618401009 If you want to move forward with buying this property you can click on link on this page to the "Property Website". That will take you to our Buy Now page where you can add the property to your Shopping Cart and pay the down payment at Checkout. We will then send you a Docusign contract for your review and electronic signature. This Colorado property is a rare opportunity land investment for adjoining lots with a Golf Course right across the street! These lots are a unique investment in a desirable location in the heart of Colorado City next to the golf course and convenience store right along the highway for easy access! We are offering the opportunity for the lots bundled together as a larger property to exceed the local ordinance and zoning for residential development. This property is Zoned R-5 in the Colorado City Metro District. There is an access easement indicated on the plat map along the common ground property. Improvements to the land must be submitted to the local Pueblo County department of planning and development. How to Buy: If you want to move forward with buying this property you can click on link on this page to the "Property Website". That will take you to our Buy Now page where you can add the property to your Shopping Cart and pay the down payment at Checkout. We will then send you a Docusign contract for your review and electronic signature. The monthly installment payments are $319/month at the interest rate of 8% APR with a $99 down payment and a $249 closing cost. Call Tom at 561-870-7424 Some images may be of the general area and not of the actual property.

The Moreland Home Place spans 3,352 deeded acres. This Colorado ranch offers a unique opportunity to own and operate on the short grass prairie, one of the most productive and resilient grazing ecosystems in the West. The prairie is renowned for its ability to maintain nutritional forage even in dry conditions, supporting cattle health and efficient weight gain. Historically, this property was operated as a cow/calf ranch, taking advantage of the lands consistent grazing quality and abundant water resources. In more recent years, ownership has successfully leased the ranch to outside operators for summer grazing of yearlings from June through September, proving its flexibility for different types of cattle enterprises. The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced, allowing for strategic rotational grazing and efficient use of the grass resource. Four dependable water wells service the pastures, providing reliable water distribution throughout the property. Functional cattle working facilities include shipping corrals with processing equipment, ensuring smooth management and shipping operations. Improvements on the ranch balance comfort with utility. A 1,680 square foot home offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a full unfinished basement, providing comfortable living quarters for a manager, family, or guests. Outbuildings include a 60 x 40 Quonset hut for machinery and hay storage, a 46 x 30 garage, and a 120 x 21 lean-to shed, all designed to support ranching operations with ample space for equipment, vehicles, and supplies. Whether operated as a traditional cow/calf ranch, continued as a lease property for yearlings, or tailored to another livestock program, this ranch offers outstanding versatility. Its short-grass prairie provides both resilience and productivity, supporting long-term operations with minimal input costs. With excellent working facilities, water infrastructure, and a strong history of both owner and lease operations, the property is well-positioned for a new owner to step in and benefit immediately. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a large, well-improved ranch where natural resources, functionality, and flexibility come together to support generations of cattle ranching success. Quick Facts: -3,352 deeded acres -Fenced and cross-fenced -Shipping corrals with processing equipment -4 water wells -1,680 sq ft, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, plus a full unfinished basement -60 x 40 Quonset hut -46 x 30 Garage -120 x 21 Lean-to shed -Productive short grass prairie -Was once used as a year-round cow/calf operation -Currently leased annually for grazing yearlings from June to September

Financing Available $ 150 Down And $ 87.35 A Month For 36 Months. Hello And Welcome to the Greenhorn Valley, Colorado's Best Kept Secret! Located at the southern end of Colorado's front range in the eastern shadow Mt. Greenhorn is in Colorado City, Colorado. This wonderful community boasts a selection of interspersed homes, stores, schools, restaurants, Hollydot Golf Course, Saddle Club, campground, parks, community pool, creeks, and finally the Beckwith Reservoir and trail system! Lot 24 Cole Rd is situated in Unit 25 is just minutes southwest of the Hollydot golf course and southeast of Lake Beckwith. The Valley market, the main grocer for the area, is also nearby, just to the northeast near Highway 165. This is the main thoroughfare which links the Greenhorn Valley with Interstate 25. Just west up the Greenhorn valley on 165 from Colorado City, is picturesque Lake San Isabel and access to the 1.1 Million Acres of the San Isabel National Forest. The city of Pueblo is a 20 minute drive north on Interstate 25. Pueblo has many of the familiar big box stores, shopping, and restaurant amenities of a larger population center. This is where you will find Walmart, Harbor Freight, Home Depot, Lowes, Target, Barnes And Noble, Dillard's, JCPenney, Kohls, Etc. Pueblo is also home to the famous Pueblo Green Chile and Colorado's most popular lake, Pueblo Reservoir ! Further north on I-25 (about 1 Hour from Colorado City) is Colorado Springs. As much of the front range from Colorado Springs north on I-25 grows, it is getting harder and harder to find affordable real estate with convenient proximity to I-25 and mountain views. You truly get the best of both worlds in Colorado City; with nature and a quiet rural community only a short drive to city amenities. The land in Colorado City is still affordable for now, so if you are looking for some affordable Colorado Land with mountain views that isn't in the cold, dry, and desolate San Luis valley, this is it ! Property Details: State: Colorado County: Pueblo Area: Colorado City Street: Lot 24 Cole Rd Legal Description: LOT 24 UNIT 25 COLO CITY APN: 47-271-25-024 Size: 0.19 Acres Zoning: Residential There is no timeline requiring owners to build on the property, you can buy now and hold for the long term. Please note that Building permits are required for all construction and Colorado City does have some light development covenants to maintain the beauty of the area. Permanent RV Living/Camping is Not Allowed on Colorado City Lots without a Legally Permitted residential dwelling. Utilities: Off Grid. No Utilities To Property. Access: Legally Platted Access (Road Not Maintained By County) Property Taxes Will Be Paid Current, we Guarantee no back taxes will be owed on property transfer. No HOA or POA Purchase Options: $ 2,950 CASH, No Extra Fees to Close in House With Us OR: Landed Ground Financing Available: Finance Option 1: $ 150 Down And $ 280 A Month For 10 Months At 0% Interest with no prepayment penalties and no credit check. OR Finance Option 2: $ 150 Down And $ 87.35 A Month For 36 Months At 7.7% Interest with no prepayment penalties and no credit check. If you are looking for some affordable real estate in Colorado not far from mountains and lakes that is not far from city amenities, message us now !

Yes that is the real price ! Financing Available $ 150 Down And $ 87.35 A Month For 36 Months No Credit Check and No Prepayment penalty! Nice residential lot in Colorado City, Colorado. This lot is right near some newer built homes on the developed street just to the south. Hello And Welcome to the Greenhorn Valley, Colorado's Best Kept Secret! Located at the southern end of Colorado's front range in the eastern shadow Mt. Greenhorn is in Colorado City, Colorado. This wonderful community boasts a selection of interspersed homes, stores, schools, restaurants, Hollydot Golf Course, Saddle Club, campground, parks, community pool, creeks, and finally the Beckwith Reservoir and trail system! Lot 548 Las Animas Way is situated in Unit 14, a very desirable section of Colorado City just north of the Hollydot golf course. Several newer homes have been built here over the past few years. The Valley market, the main grocer for the area, is also nearby, just to the southeast near Highway 165. This is the main thoroughfare which links the Greenhorn Valley with Interstate 25. This parcel has water lines in road per map. Just west up the Greenhorn valley on 165 from Colorado City, is picturesque Lake San Isabel and access to the 1.1 Million Acres of the San Isabel National Forest. The city of Pueblo is a 20 minute drive north on Interstate 25. Pueblo has many of the familiar big box stores, shopping, and restaurant amenities of a larger population center. This is where you will find Walmart, Harbor Freight, Home Depot, Lowes, Target, Barnes And Noble, Dillard's, JCPenney, Kohls, Etc. Pueblo is also home to the famous Pueblo Green Chile and Colorado's most popular lake, Pueblo Reservoir ! Further north on I-25 (about 1 Hour from Colorado City) is Colorado Springs. As much of the front range from Colorado Springs north on I-25 grows, it is getting harder and harder to find affordable real estate with convenient proximity to I-25 and mountain views. You truly get the best of both worlds in Colorado City; with nature and a quiet rural community only a short drive to city amenities. The land in Colorado City is still affordable for now, so if you are looking for some affordable Colorado Land with mountain views that isn't in the cold, dry, and desolate San Luis valley, this is it ! Property Details: State: Colorado County: Pueblo Area: Colorado City Street: Lot 548 Las Animas Way Legal Description: LOT 548 UNIT 14 COLORADO CITY AMENDED APN: 46-181-14-112 Size: 0.1961 Acres Zoning: Residential There is no timeline requiring owners to build on the property, you can buy now and hold for the long term. Please note that Building permits are required for all construction and Colorado City does have some light development covenants to maintain the beauty of the area. Those are available on our website. Please Note: Permanent RV Living/Camping is Not Allowed on Colorado City Lots without a Legally Permitted residential dwelling. Access: Legally Platted Road To Property Not Maintained by County Utility Information: Off Grid, No Utilities to Parcel Property Taxes Will Be Paid Current And Pro Rated to the date of your agreement, we Guarantee no back taxes will be owed on property transfer. No HOA or POA Purchase For $ 2,950 CASH OR Landed Ground Financing: $ 150 Down And $ 280 A Month For 10 Months At 0% Interest with no prepayment penalties and no credit check. OR $ 150 Down And $ 87.35 A Month For 36 Months At 7.7% Interest with no prepayment penalties and no credit check. If you are looking for some affordable real estate in Colorado not far from mountains and lakes that is not far from city amenities, message us now !

Set on 40 acres beneath the broad skies of Southern Colorado, 7445 Pinon Heights is a fully developed equestrian estate created for riders who value year-round usability, substantial infrastructure and the freedom to live, train and work from one exceptionally complete property. The approximately 3,124-square-foot timber-frame residence anchors the estate with natural rough-cut wood siding, exposed structural beams and soaring ceilings. The great room is centered around a substantial wood-burning Buck Stove, while expansive windows bring the surrounding landscape into view. The kitchen is equipped for serious cooking and entertaining with custom cabinetry and a statement 60-inch Hallman Italian dual-fuel range with eight burners and double ovens. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms provide comfortable everyday living, while the upper-level loft was designed for entertaining and offers flexible space for recreation, media, office, studio or an additional gathering area. A long covered porch extends the home outdoors, creating a protected place to relax and take in the property’s 360-degree views and wide-open Colorado skies. A fenced yard area also provides convenient indoor and outdoor access for dogs. The equestrian infrastructure is extensive and thoughtfully arranged. The approximately 100-foot by 200-foot outdoor arena includes sand footing, oil-pipe fencing, dual gated access, drainage improvements, railroad-tie perimeter containment and an observation shelter. A separate approximately 100-foot by 300-foot obstacle course incorporates bridges, gates, poles and mailbox-style obstacles for training, confidence-building and recreation. The primary four-stall barn includes an office, tack room and hot-and-cold-water wash bay. Ornate steel stall fronts and a carefully finished interior elevate the space beyond basic utility. Additional horse facilities include two approximately 50-foot round pens, turnout paddocks, multiple loafing sheds, automatic waterers, dedicated tack and feed storage, and a 30-foot by 30-foot hay-storage building with a concrete floor. A 60-foot by 12-foot loafing shed includes hay storage on the east side and is currently configured with three stalls and runs. Together, the arena, obstacle course, barns, round pens and turnout areas provide a highly functional setup for serious horse owners, trainers or buyers seeking a turnkey property that can be used immediately. The estate also offers substantial shop, vehicle and equipment space. One heated and insulated shop measures approximately 45 feet by 55 feet and is complemented by two 12-foot by 35-foot carports and a three-quarter bathroom. A second heated and insulated shop measures approximately 45 feet by 43 feet. A separate insulated 12-foot by 30-foot building includes air conditioning, a 9-foot by 9-foot roll-up door and a walk-through entrance. Extensive internal roads and improved working surfaces connect the residence, equestrian facilities and outbuildings. Additional infrastructure includes fiber-optic internet, dual 200-amp electrical services, a private well, underground cistern, backup-ready systems and two owned propane tanks serving the residence and metal building. Street-adjacent boundaries are fenced with wire and barbed wire. Other boundaries were intentionally left open in connection with the neighborhood’s cattle-lease arrangement, which supports the property’s agricultural use and tax treatment. Private neighborhood roads are maintained through the homeowners association. Located approximately nine miles from Colorado City, the property offers a private, low-traffic lifestyle with convenient access to everyday dining, shopping and services. Pueblo Reservoir is approximately 25 miles away, Colorado Springs is approximately 60 miles away and Denver International Airport is approximately 145 miles away. This is not a project property. It is a fully realized Southern Colorado equestrian estate where the residence, horse facilities, shops and utility systems have already been thoughtfully developed. For the buyer seeking acreage, privacy, year-round riding and the ability to move in without spending years building the necessary infrastructure, 7445 Pinon Heights is a rare and compelling opportunity.

Set on a quiet cul-de-sac with open views behind the property, this one-owner Pueblo home offers an impressive combination of space, indoor and outdoor amenities, and features designed for entertaining. With 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a den, finished walkout basement, heated in-ground saltwater pool, hot tub, home theater, and paid-off solar, there is much more here than can be captured in a typical MLS description. The 2,095-square-foot main level features hardwood and tile flooring, vaulted ceilings, abundant natural light, and a spacious living room centered around a gas fireplace. The open layout connects the living, dining, and kitchen areas, creating a comfortable gathering space for daily life and entertaining. The kitchen provides extensive cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, tile backsplash, and an extended breakfast bar with plenty of seating and workspace. French doors from the dining area open to a covered rear deck overlooking the backyard, pool, and open views beyond. Three main-level bedrooms include the primary suite with a walk-in closet and private bath, while a separate den provides flexible space for an office, study, or hobby room. A well-equipped main-level laundry room adds cabinetry and a utility sink. The finished portion of the walkout basement adds an entirely different level of recreation and entertaining space. A large family/recreation room includes a second gas fireplace and wet bar, while the dedicated home theater features an approximately 119-inch screen and Bose sound system. Two additional bedrooms and a bathroom provide plenty of space for guests or household members. A second laundry room is especially convenient after time spent at the pool, giving you a dedicated place for towels and swimwear. The basement also includes substantial unfinished space for storage, mechanical equipment, seasonal items, and more. Outdoor living is one of the property's standout features. The approximately 20x40 heated in-ground saltwater pool ranges from approximately 3 feet at the shallow end to 8 feet at the deep end and includes an automatic solar cover. A free-standing hot tub is also included. Multiple patio areas provide room for poolside seating, dining, and entertaining, while the covered deck offers a shaded place to relax and enjoy the setting. The fenced backyard is complemented by mature landscaping, established shade trees, garden space, and a storage shed. The property's position provides open views behind the home, adding to the sense of space around the backyard and pool area. Additional features include Marvin wood-cased windows, a tankless water heater, central air conditioning, two gas fireplaces, a covered front porch, wide driveway, and 2-car attached garage. Paid-off ground-mounted solar adds another valuable feature without a solar loan or lease transferring to the next owner. With more than 4,100 square feet between the main level and basement footprint, including finished living areas and substantial unfinished basement storage, this home offers a versatile layout that can accommodate everyday living, guests, hobbies, recreation, and entertaining. From summer days around the heated saltwater pool to movie nights in the home theater, the property offers spaces designed to be enjoyed throughout the year.

Welcome to Elk Tooth Ranch, located in the charming town of Rye, Colorado, nestled in the Greenhorn Mountain Wilderness of the San Isabel National Forest. Just an hour south of Colorado Springs and minutes from Pueblo and Walsenburg. This is Colorado mountain living at its finest. Spanning over 100 acres, the ranch sits atop a high mountain plain, with sweeping views of Colorado's eastern plains and stunning backdrops of the Greenhorn Mountains and Fisher Peak. If you love the outdoors, Elk Tooth Ranch delivers an array of activities, including: snowmobiling, ATV riding, motocross, hiking, hunting, mountain biking, rock climbing, disc golf and even a zipline are all within your own property lines. Nearby attractions include Holly Dot Golf Course, Bishops Castle, Lake Beckwith, and Lake Isabel. For the hunter, this property lies in GMU 84, where many of the states trophy quality Mule deer are found in and around the property, and white tail deer tags are over the counter. Elk can be hunted on a draw system, and Turkey are plentiful in the ranches fields. The ranch features a 6-bedroom (4 upper floor rooms are nonconforming, currently utilized as bedrooms), 4-bathroom home, thoughtfully designed with high gabled roofs, passive solar heat, and large windows that flood the space with natural light and expansive views. You'll also find a 3-car garage, a separate 2-car garage, and a new 7,000-square-foot insulated barn with a 4-bay shop, concrete floors, and a modern one-bedroom apartment complete with kitchen, bath, and laundry. The land itself is a mix of dense pine, aspen, juniper, open pasture, and a seasonal creek and pond. About 26 acres are fenced for livestock previously home to yaks with shelters, a frost-free watering system, and cross-fenced paddocks. A large fenced garden and orchard includes apple, cherry, peach, pear, and plum trees, as well as raspberries, currants, gooseberries, service berries, and blackberries thriving in the regions rich soil.

This property has 95 acres annexed within Pueblo city limits. Rights of ways include Bandera Parkway, Red Creek Springs Road and Lehigh Avenue. An additional 120 acres is part of the Bandera Corridor Project Area. The property boasts beautiful city views to the east and mountain views to the west. On some of the western acres you have views of Pueblo Reservoir. Red Creek Springs Road borders much of the northern boundary of the property. Currently all of the acres are taxed at agriculture rates and are currently leased for livestock grazing. 2023 property tax totaled $1,118.57. Well permit #18868-A located in SE4NW4 Section 12-21S-66 services multiple tanks for watering livestock. Possession immediate upon closing subject to year-to-year grazing lease with John and Rita Cowen. All sellers mineral interest, if any, shall transfer to Buyer. 0376 The Land Office LLC and its brokers are working with the Seller as Sellers Agent and Buyer as a Customer. Information contained herein, while not guaranteed, is from sources we believe reliable. The value from this investment is for the reader, his or her tax advisor, legal counsel, and/or other advisors to evaluate and is not to be based solely on the information provided herein. The prospect should carefully verify each item of information contained herein. Price, terms, and information subject to change.

Cedar Ridge Ranch consists of 7880 total acres. 6200 deeded acres, 1280 State lease acres, and 400 BLM lease acres. The ranch has been in the family since 1967. The east end of the ranch is less than 2 miles from Pueblo city limits. Red Creek Springs Road runs about 6 miles through the property. Soda Creek enters the ranch at the west end and merges with Rock Creek that enters the ranch from the south. Boggs Creek runs about a mile through the east end. 5 livestock wells, permit numbers 39044, 148579A, 32775, 76453, and 34079 are strategically located throughout the ranch. Minnequa Canal meanders for nearly 6 1/2 miles providing several water gaps for cattle and wildlife. Colorado State Wildlife provides game tags for the land owner that include elk, deer, and antelope. Other game include bobcat, mountain lion, and turkey. Elevations range from 4970 to 5600 feet. Sellers mineral interest, if any, shall transfer to Buyer. The ranch is currently not subject to a lease. Possession is immediate upon closing and delivery of deed. 2024 Property Taxes: $2,231.64

Financing Available: $ 150 Down And $ 56.37 A Month For 60 Months At 7.7% Interest with no prepayment penalties and no credit check. Hello And Welcome to the Greenhorn Valley, Colorado's Best Kept Secret! Located at the southern end of Colorado's front range in the eastern shadow Mt. Greenhorn is in Colorado City, Colorado. This wonderful community boasts a selection of interspersed homes, stores, schools, restaurants, Hollydot Golf Course, Saddle Club, campground, parks, community pool, creeks, and finally the Beckwith Reservoir and trail system! Lot 57 Crow Pl. is situated in Unit 5, a very desirable section of Colorado City just minutes south of the Hollydot golf course and Lake Beckwith. Several newer homes have been built here over the past few years. The Valley market, the main grocer for the area, is also nearby, just to the north near Highway 165. This is the main thoroughfare which links the Greenhorn Valley with Interstate 25. Just west up the Greenhorn valley on 165 from Colorado City, is picturesque Lake San Isabel and access to the 1.1 Million Acres of the San Isabel National Forest. The city of Pueblo is a 20 minute drive north on Interstate 25. Pueblo has many of the familiar big box stores, shopping, and restaurant amenities of a larger population center. This is where you will find Walmart, Harbor Freight, Home Depot, Lowes, Target, Barnes And Noble, Dillard's, JCPenney, Kohls, Etc. Pueblo is also home to the famous Pueblo Green Chile and Colorado's most popular lake, Pueblo Reservoir ! Further north on I-25 (about 1 Hour from Colorado City) is Colorado Springs. As much of the front range from Colorado Springs north on I-25 grows, it is getting harder and harder to find affordable real estate with convenient proximity to I-25 and mountain views. You truly get the best of both worlds in Colorado City; with nature and a quiet rural community only a short drive to city amenities. The land in Colorado City is still affordable for now, so if you are looking for some affordable Colorado Land with mountain views that isn't in the cold, dry, and desolate San Luis valley, this is it ! Property Details: State: Colorado County: Pueblo Area: Colorado City Street: Lot 57 Crow Pl Legal Description: LOT 57 UNIT 5 COLO CITY APN: 47-252-05-061 Size: 0.29 Acres Zoning: Residential Floodplain; None GPS Coordinates: 3756'10.7"N 10450'21.6"W There is no timeline requiring owners to build on the property, you can buy now and hold for the long term. Please note that Building permits are required for all construction and Colorado City does have some light development covenants to maintain the beauty of the area. Permanent RV Living/Camping is Not Allowed on Colorado City Lots without a Legally Permitted residential dwelling. Utilities: Off Grid. No Utilities To Property. Access: Legally Platted Access (Road Not Maintained By County) Property Taxes Will Be Paid Current, we Guarantee no back taxes will be owed on property transfer. No HOA or POA Purchase Options: $ 2,950 CASH, No Extra Fees to Close in House With Us OR: Landed Ground Financing Available: $ 150 Down And $ 56.37 A Month For 60 Months At 7.7% Interest with no prepayment penalties and no credit check. If you are looking for some affordable real estate in Colorado not far from mountains and lakes that is not far from city amenities, message us now !

1.37 acres, Pueblo County, CO, flat buildable land, paved road access, near Colorado City, $39 Down, No HOA, 90-day guarantee This 1.37 acres in Pueblo County, Colorado, is sitting right here right now. And here is what makes this lot genuinely different from everything else available at this price in Pueblo County. First, paved road access leads directly to your property. No dirt roads. No rough rides. No off-road vehicle needed. Second, the lot is completely flat and fully usable. Third, Colorado City is right around the corner. Everything you need for daily life already right there. And fourth, this is Pueblo County, Colorado. One of the most strategically positioned land corridors in the entire state. Infrastructure is expanding. People are coming. Values are climbing. Here is what surrounds this lot: Hollydot Golf Club — scenic rounds just minutes away Colorado City Recreation Center — community amenities right around the corner Three Sisters Tavern and Grill — great dining just down the road High Octane BBQ — a popular local restaurant close by Greenhorn Meadows Park Campsites — outdoor recreation nearby Colorado City — shops, services, and daily needs right around the corner And the buy now case is even simpler. This lot is priced at wholesale. Flat land on a paved road near Colorado City in Pueblo County does not sit around. Two ways to own it: Down Payment: Just $39 Monthly Payment: $420 Terms: 60 months Annual Property Tax: $77/year A small $10 monthly note fee Document Fee: $49 one-time Own it outright at wholesale price for just $11,900. That is significantly below the full cash price of $21,000. 90-day money-back guarantee. You love it, or every dollar comes back. No questions asked. APN: 4618212001

0.35 Acres , Colorado City, CO , SR2 Zoning , Biggest Lot In Batch , Adjacent To Greenhorn Creek Campsite , $55 Down , Wet Mountain Views , No Liens , Warranty Deed Let me tell you about the biggest lot in this batch. While everyone else is fighting over quarter acre lots this one sits at 0.35 acres. That is 60% more land than anything else available at this price in Colorado City right now. 60% more space. 60% more options. Same simple price. Just $55 down. Wet Mountain views stretching across the horizon from your land every single morning. I-25 Interstate just 5 minutes away keeping you connected to everything. Hollydot Golf Club just minutes away for a relaxed round. Colorado City Recreation Center close by for community amenities. Three Sisters Tavern and Grill just up the road for great dining. High Octane BBQ right around the corner for proper Colorado food. Important note on zoning: This lot is zoned SR2. Buyer to verify permitted uses and setbacks directly with Pueblo County Planning before purchasing. This is a larger flexible lot with unique zoning that may offer uses beyond standard residential, confirm your intended use with the county before buying. Here is exactly what this lot offers: Zoning: SR2 — buyer to verify permitted uses and setbacks with Pueblo County Planning Size: 0.35 acres — largest lot in this batch — 60% more land Wet Mountain views stretching across the horizon Road Access: Dirt No liens Free and clear Conveyance: Recorded Warranty Deed Down Payment: Just $55 Monthly Payment: $145 Monthly Note Fee: $10 Terms: 36 months Annual Property Tax: $32/year Document Fee: $10 one-time Or pay $4,500 cash and own it outright today. No monthly payments. Done forever. Yours. 60-day money-back guarantee. You love it or every dollar comes back. No questions asked. APN: 4736445017

This 40+/- acre property in East Hatchet Ranch provides a strong foundation for a custom home and recreational retreat in southern Colorado. Located just three miles from the I-25 exit, the property offers excellent year-round access while maintaining a private setting with mountain views. East Hatchet Ranch is known for its well-maintained roads and spacious tracts of land, and this parcel offers both improved infrastructure and natural beauty.The land is situated within minutes of Pueblo to the north and about 65 miles south of Colorado Springs, with both communities providing a full range of services. The property itself features open rolling terrain with views of Greenhorn Mountain and the Wet Mountains to the west. Native grasses and scattered trees support local wildlife, with deer, elk, turkey, and bear often seen in the area.The sellers have already completed substantial improvements, saving both time and investment for a future owner. A 1,100-foot-long road base driveway with four buried culverts leads to the developed compound area, which is fenced and equipped with multiple security features. Utilities are in place, including a working well drilled to 321 feet with 60 psi constant pressure, two frost-free hydrants, a fully installed septic system, and a buried 500-gallon propane tank with wireless fuel monitoring. Electrical service includes a 200-amp main and sub-panels, with an 18kW Generac whole-home backup generator providing automatic transfer and wireless monitoring.A 1,200-square-foot steel agricultural building serves as the primary shop and storage area. It is constructed on a concrete foundation with a premium polyaspartic coating, fully insulated with closed-cell foam, and wood-paneled to a height of eight feet. The building includes one 10x10 and one 10x14 roll-up door, six windows, and a cupola. Interior amenities include a large overhead industrial fan, wall-mounted sconces, ethernet wiring, a 50-amp RV receptacle, a Mr. Cool mini-split heating and cooling unit, and multiple storage systems. The shop also features Starlink internet connectivity and is supported by exterior solar security lighting.The compound itself is secured with approximately two acres of fencing located about 800 feet from the property entrance. Improvements include custom powder-coated steel entry gates, multiple solar-powered lights, two flagpoles, and 650 linear feet of post and dowel fencing with no-climb horse wire. Specific utility centers for power, water, and equipment have been constructed with privacy chain link fencing for protection. Additional fencing includes 1,900 linear feet of post and barbed wire around the broader boundary.Other notable features include RV accommodations with both 30-amp and 120-volt outlets, solar-powered lighting along the driveway, and a private shooting area that utilizes a natural arroyo canyon wall for a safe backdrop. Eight solar security cameras are in place throughout the property, offering ongoing monitoring and peace of mind.This property combines ready-to-use infrastructure with recreational value. It is well-positioned for hunting, wildlife observation, or simply enjoying the outdoors while also being equipped for immediate building or continued use as a secure compound. With its proximity to Pueblo, Colorado Springs, and major travel routes, the acreage offers both accessibility and seclusion in one of southern Colorados growing areas.

The 4,600 acre Point Pasture represents a unique and rugged portion of the historic Hermosilla Ranch. The Ranch can trace its origins back to an original Spanish Land Grant. Originally settled by Captain William Craig in the 1860's and later purchased by Civil War General Benjamin Butler, the ranch has a long history of farming and cattle operations. The Point Pasture is framed by a flat top mesa at the confluence of the Huerfano and Cucharas River Canyons with dramatic and sweeping views of the canyon rims and river drainage below. The land offers a once in a lifetime opportunity to develop and carefully design a legacy property for ranching, recreation, conservation, or hunting pursuits. Step back in time as you explore some of the most wild and untouched canyon country in Southeastern Colorado. The land is not only visually stunning but these canyons have a rich and colorful history. The Ranch lies within the broad Chaquaqua Plateau which stretches through Southeastern Colorado. Native Americans and earlier hunter gatherer cultures such as the Apishapa called these canyons home and evidence of habitation can be found in the form of rock drawings, tipi circles, and cave shelters. The Apishapa lived on the canyon walls and farmed on the canyon floor. Several miles of winding Huerfano and Cucharas River Canyon along the boundary of the ranch. This river drainage is ecologically diverse with sub irrigated grounds, riparian plant and animal life, and is a protective haven for bird life and big game. The "Point Spring" which is evident on many old topographic maps still exists today. Located just below the canyon wall the spring emanates directly from a cliff cave and is still active. The water gravity flows down to several stock tanks for use of wild game The ranch is located approximately 25 miles northeast of Walsenburg, Colorado and is accessible year-round via a gravel county maintained road and boasts end of the road, locked gate privacy. The Ranch is easily accessible from the major Colorado cities without crossing mountain passes. Denver is 3.5 hours Colorado Springs is 2.5 hours Pueblo is 1.5 hours. There are no conservation easements on this property, however, this property would be an ideal candidate for a conservation easement and has high quality conservation values. The ranch is located in Game Management Unit 128 which is a Plains Unit and is accessible during all seasons. The Huerfano and Cucharas Rivers are active big game corridors. The terrain, water resources, forage, and protective bedding areas on this ranch combine to create outstanding habitat for elk, mule deer, white tail deer, antelope, and bear. Bighorn Sheep have also recently been reintroduced into these canyons. Unit 128 offers an extended OTC season for bull elk from mid-October to mid-November and numerous leftover C tags for cow elk are available for this unit each year. This area of southeast Colorado is known for producing large mule deer and pronghorn and many are seen regularly on the ranch. The ranch could be enrolled in the Landowner Preference Program (LPP) and receive multiple vouchers for mule deer and pronghorn. Equestrians, ATV, or off-road enthusiasts would love this property as there are miles of old trails running through most of the property.

Located in the East Hatchet Ranch HOA in Pueblo County, Colorado, this 45.3 acre property offers a strong combination of usable land, structural improvements, and big mountain views in a highly desirable Southern Colorado setting. Positioned along Pine Bluff Lane, the parcel provides convenient access while maintaining a private and open feel surrounded by wide landscapes and native habitat.The property is fully fenced, offering defined boundaries and improved usability for livestock, recreation, or long term land management. In addition to the perimeter fencing, there is a separate approximately 2 acre fenced area that includes a 24x30 metal building. This structure provides valuable storage space for equipment, tools, recreational gear, or potential workshop use, adding functionality to the land immediately upon ownership.The terrain is mostly flat with natural drainage areas and minor washouts that lead toward Greenhorn Creek along the western boundary. These natural features contribute to the habitat diversity and support seasonal water movement through the property. The land supports native grasses and open space, making it suitable for a variety of rural uses while maintaining low maintenance characteristics.One of the most compelling attributes of this parcel is its surrounding scenery. The property offers views of Greenhorn Mountain and the Wet Mountains, with additional long-range visibility toward Pikes Peak to the north. These expansive views highlight the rugged beauty of Southern Colorado and create a strong sense of place across the acreage.Wildlife is abundant in the area, and the property lies within Colorado Parks and Wildlife GMU 128. Local species commonly include mule deer, elk, wild turkey, and antelope, making this an attractive option for wildlife enthusiasts and hunting interests. The nearby presence of the San Isabel National Forest and Bureau of Land Management lands further expands recreational opportunities and supports healthy wildlife movement throughout the region.Accessibility is another key advantage. The property is located a short drive from Interstate 25, providing efficient travel north toward Pueblo or south toward Colorado City and Walsenburg. Pueblo, located just a short drive north, offers full-service amenities including shopping, healthcare, dining, and regional airport access. Colorado City and Rye are nearby communities that provide essential local services while maintaining a small-town atmosphere.This property offers a balanced opportunity for those seeking acreage with infrastructure, strong wildlife presence, mountain views, and proximity to major transportation routes. Whether used for rural residential purposes, recreational enjoyment, or long-term land investment, the combination of fencing, existing improvements, and location makes this a versatile tract in Pueblo County.

Positioned along the Pueblo Riverwalk in the heart of the Union Avenue Historic District, the Olde Towne Carriage House combines more than a century of Pueblo history with an established commercial operation and multiple in-place revenue streams. Originally constructed in 1892 as an extension of the Stewart Brothers' blacksmith and carriage business, the building has evolved into a distinctive mixed-use property while retaining much of the architecture and character that connect it to its original purpose. Today, the Carriage House encompasses more than 14,000 square feet across its main and upper levels, with approximately 7,000 square feet dedicated to commercial retail and office use and another approximately 7,000 square feet serving as an event and reception venue. The property also includes an unfinished basement that creates additional space for a future owner to evaluate for expansion or other income-producing uses. The upper level is home to an established wedding and event venue capable of accommodating up to approximately 300 guests. Exposed beams, brickwork, historic architectural details, and large windows create a setting that is difficult to replicate with newer construction, while updates throughout the space allow it to function for modern events. Views overlooking the Pueblo Riverwalk further connect the venue to one of downtown Pueblo's most recognizable destinations. The event space is suited for weddings, receptions, corporate gatherings, galas, private parties, meetings, and other large functions. An open catering policy allows clients to select the licensed caterer that fits their event, while on-site bar services provide another component of the venue's existing operation. Importantly, the event business comes with an existing client base and established revenue stream rather than simply providing vacant space for a future owner to build a venue from the ground up. At the same time, the venue is currently being utilized at a relatively low rate and has operated with limited advertising, creating considerable room for a new owner to explore additional bookings through increased marketing, expanded event programming, corporate functions, partnerships, and more consistent use of the space. The main level provides another established source of income through five individually leased retail and office suites. These spaces are occupied by separate businesses, creating multiple in-place revenue streams under one roof and helping diversify the property's income beyond the event operation. For an investor, the combination of existing commercial tenants and an operating venue provides a compelling structure, with a solid cap rate and return profile based on current operations while still leaving avenues to pursue additional revenue. Rather than relying on a single tenant or business use, the Carriage House offers several components working together. The five commercial suites provide recurring lease income, while weddings and events contribute a separate operating revenue stream. This mixed-use configuration can help provide a more diversified income base, while the property's location, historic identity, and underutilized portions offer opportunities for a future owner to build upon what is already established. The unfinished basement may be one of the property's more interesting opportunities for future growth. While currently unfinished, the additional area provides space that a buyer could evaluate for uses that complement the existing businesses and venue. Subject to zoning, building requirements, permitting, and other necessary approvals, potential concepts could include additional commercial space, storage, event-related uses, or other revenue-producing improvements. The basement gives a future owner another avenue to consider without changing the successful uses already operating on the main and upper levels. Location is another important part of the property's appeal. Situated directly along the Pueblo Riverwalk and within the Union Avenue Historic District, the Carriage House benefits from a setting surrounded by downtown businesses, restaurants, entertainment, historic architecture, and pedestrian activity. Its recognizable character and connection to the Riverwalk provide a natural backdrop for weddings and private events while also supporting the visibility of the commercial tenants occupying the ground floor. The building itself remains central to the experience. Original brickwork, exposed structural elements, historic storefront windows, and period details preserve the character expected from an 1892 property, while thoughtful updates allow the building to accommodate contemporary commercial and event operations. Instead of attempting to recreate a historic atmosphere, the Carriage House offers the authenticity of a building that has been part of Pueblo for more than 130 years. From an investment standpoint, the Olde Towne Carriage House offers both current income and identifiable areas for potential growth. Five leased commercial suites establish one layer of revenue, while the existing wedding and event operation provides another. With the event venue currently seeing relatively limited utilization and advertising, there is an opportunity to pursue greater occupancy without having to first create the venue, establish its identity, or build an initial customer base. Additional possibilities within the unfinished basement further expand the long-term potential of the property. A future owner can evaluate those opportunities while continuing to operate the existing commercial and event components, creating a property that offers income today alongside room for continued development. For an investor, venue operator, or entrepreneur looking for a substantial downtown Pueblo asset, the Olde Towne Carriage House presents a distinctive combination of history, location, commercial tenancy, and operating business income. With more than 14,000 square feet of established commercial and event space, five leased suites, an existing wedding and event clientele, Riverwalk frontage, and additional unfinished space to work with, the property offers multiple ways to generate revenue from a single historic asset.

The 6 S Ranch is a turnkey 2,586± deeded-acre cattle and hunting ranch in the scenic foothills of southern Colorado. Cross-fenced into five rotational pastures, the ranch features excellent perimeter and cross fencing, two water wells, stock tanks throughout, and a 16,000+ gallon storage tank strategically positioned atop a high bluff to gravity-feed the ranch's water system, providing a dependable water supply to the tanks dispersed across the ranch. The diverse landscape includes grassy meadows, rocky bluffs, and stands of juniper, pinyon pine, Gambel oak, and sumac. Located in Colorado GMU 128, the ranch offers outstanding habitat for elk, mule deer, pronghorn, and quail. The combination of varied terrain, abundant cover, dependable water, and productive forage creates excellent hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities. A 30' x 40' insulated shop with 14-foot walls and a large overhead door provides ample space for equipment and ranch operations. Convenient county road access from Claymine Road complements breathtaking views of the Spanish Peaks, Mt. Mestas, Greenhorn Mountain, and Pikes Peak. Whether you're expanding a livestock operation, seeking a premier hunting property, or investing in a legacy ranch, the 6 S Ranch is ready to enjoy from day one.

Welcome to Bramare Ranch, meaning - to yearn for - a name that reflects the beauty and spirit of this extraordinary 110-acre property of meadows and wooded land. The 8,304 square-foot Santa Fe-style home blends luxury and function with 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, and over 3,000 square feet of covered patios and decks. The primary suite features a private deck, steam shower, gas fireplace, and an expansive 11x15 walk-in closet. Distinctive finishes include custom antler hardware, handcrafted doors from Santa Fe, copper-topped vigas, handmade sconces, and custom tile by Summit Brick in Pueblo, CO. The great room showcases three floors of floor-to-ceiling windows that fill the space with natural light. Six fireplaces, a wood/gas boiler system, a natural gas forced air system, and a full-home sound system enhance comfort throughout. The walk-out basement offers a full wet bar, entertainment center, and direct access to a hot tub beside a wood-burning fire. Water infrastructure includes a 455-foot domestic well producing 15 gpm, a water purification system, and adjudicated rights from four historic ditches. Ranch infrastructure features a heated 3-car attached garage, a detached 2-car garage with workshop, a 3-bay barn with tack and hay storage, pipe corrals, and a stucco-finished loafing shed. With no HOA or covenants, natural gas service to all parcels, a Generac backup power system, and RV hookup, Bramare Ranch offers flexibility for private living, special events, or short-term rentals. Sweeping views of Fishers Peak, the Spanish Peaks, and Greenhorn Mountain complete this remarkable Colorado retreat. Quick Facts: -110 acres of meadows and wooded land -5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms -8,304 square foot Santa Fe style luxury home -More than 3,000 square feet of covered decks and patios -Attached heated 3 car garage, detached 2 car garage with workshop -2,400 square foot Barn with 3 garage bays and room for tack and hay storage -Ideal Horse Property -Domestic well and1,500-gallon concrete cistern -Water rights for irrigation -Hunting Opportunities Elk and Deer -Views of Fishers Peak, Greenhorn Mountain, the Wet Mountains and the Spanish Peaks

What Do You Want the Next Chapter of Your Life to Look Like? Have you been thinking about the future? Have you been wondering where you will be living five, ten, or twenty years from now? Do you ever ask yourself if your current lifestyle is giving you the peace you truly want? Will your community still feel safe? Will the cost of living continue to rise? Will you always want to depend on crowded cities? Will you always want neighbors just a few feet away? Many Americans are asking these same questions. They are looking for something different. Not luxury. Not a vacation destination. Not a resort. They are looking for stability, peace of mind, and a place where life feels a little simpler. No one knows exactly what the future will bring. The economy changes. Communities change. The world changes. That is why many people are choosing to own land while they still can. Land is something real. It cannot disappear overnight. It cannot be copied. They are not making more of it. A Place Where Life Can Slow Down This 0.28-acre property in Colorado City, Pueblo County, Colorado, offers the opportunity to own land in an established community with beautiful mountain views, wide-open skies, and room to breathe. Imagine waking up to fresh mountain air instead of traffic. Imagine drinking your morning coffee while looking toward the mountains. Imagine evenings where the stars are brighter than city lights, and the pace of life feels calm instead of rushed. Colorado City has become an attractive place for people who want a quieter lifestyle without giving up everyday conveniences. It is a community where permanent homes continue to be built, families continue to settle, and buyers continue to recognize the value of owning land. Build When You Are Ready One of the biggest advantages of this property is flexibility. You can purchase the land today and build when the time is right for you. You can begin planning your future home, or simply hold the property as a long-term investment while the surrounding community continues to grow. Utilities such as water, electricity, and sewer are available nearby, making future development much easier than purchasing land in a completely remote location. Owning land means having options. Your plans may change over the years, but your property remains yours. A Community Instead of Congestion Many buyers over the age of forty-five are beginning to ask themselves an important question. What kind of life do I really want? Some want to leave behind crowded neighborhoods. Others are thinking about retirement. Some simply want a quieter place where they can enjoy life without constant noise, traffic, and stress. Colorado City offers that opportunity. You can enjoy a slower pace of life while still having access to shopping, restaurants, healthcare, schools, and other daily necessities within a reasonable driving distance. It is a place where neighbors know each other. A place where open space still exists. A place where you can enjoy nature without giving up convenience. Why Land Makes Sense Think about how much money people spend every year. A used vehicle. A family vacation. New furniture. The latest electronics. Most of those purchases begin losing value the day you buy them. Land is different. Land stays. Land can increase in value over time. It can become the place where your future home is built. It can become part of your retirement plan. It can become something you pass down to your children and grandchildren. Owning land is about more than real estate. It is about creating choices for your future. Enjoy Colorado Living Colorado is known for its natural beauty, fresh air, and outdoor lifestyle. Living in this area means being close to hiking trails, fishing, camping, scenic drives, and countless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors throughout the year. Whether you enjoy quiet mornings, beautiful sunsets, or simply having room around you, this location offers a lifestyle that many people spend years searching for. Affordable Ownership The purchase price for this property is only $6,000. That is less than many people spend on a used car. The difference is simple. A vehicle becomes older every day. Land remains. If you prefer to pay cash, that option is available. If you would rather make affordable monthly payments, owner financing makes purchasing this property much easier. Owner Financing Available Purchase Price: $6,000 Or Down Payment: $600 Document Fee: $250 Monthly Payment: $145 for 60 months Monthly Note Fee: $12 The process is simple, straightforward, and designed to help you become a landowner without unnecessary complications. Your Future Starts With One Decision The future belongs to people who prepare for it. You cannot predict what the economy will do. You cannot predict how communities will change. You cannot know exactly what tomorrow will bring. What you can do is make a decision today that gives you more opportunities tomorrow. This property may be the place where your next chapter begins. If this opportunity interests you, I would be happy to answer your questions and help you decide whether this property is the right fit for your goals. Please contact me today before this property becomes someone else's opportunity. Efrat Meiri EM Land Online Phone: (315) 384-8483

What Does Your Future Look Like? Do you ever wish life felt a little quieter? Do you dream about owning a place where you can slow down, breathe deeply, and enjoy the open sky? Would you like to own something real that you can pass on to your children or grandchildren? And when you think about your future, would you rather own a piece of America than wonder where your money has gone? If you answered "yes" to even one of these questions, keep reading. Many people reach a point in life where they begin to value different things. Less stress. Less noise. More freedom. More security. More time outdoors. More peace of mind. That is exactly why so many people are discovering the beauty of owning land in Pueblo County, Colorado. Imagine waking up to wide-open spaces instead of crowded streets. Imagine watching the sunrise over Colorado's western horizon with nothing but fresh air around you. Imagine having a place that belongs to you. Not rented. Not borrowed. Yours. This 0.48-acre property in Pueblo County offers exactly that. It is more than vacant land. It is an opportunity. Use it as your private getaway. Bring your RV for weekend escapes. Enjoy camping beneath Colorado's endless open skies. Spend time with family. Relax around a campfire. Or simply enjoy knowing you own a piece of the American West. For many buyers, this purchase is about much more than recreation. It is about creating options. Owning land gives you flexibility for the future. It is a real asset that you can see, visit, and own with confidence. Unlike many investments, land does not disappear with the next market headline. It is tangible. It is simple. It has stood the test of time. Pueblo County continues to attract buyers who appreciate Colorado's natural beauty, outdoor lifestyle, and affordable land opportunities. People are looking beyond crowded cities. They want more space. More freedom. A slower pace of life. That trend continues to grow. And that is one reason many investors believe well-priced land offers long-term potential. This property makes getting started surprisingly affordable. Cash Price: $5,000 Or choose easy owner financing: • $310 down payment • $250 documentation fee • $175 per month for 36 months • $12 monthly note fee • Property taxes: only $13.05 per month (approximately $156.24 annually). No banks. No credit checks. No complicated approval process. Just a simple path to owning your own land. Think about what you spend every month on things that quickly lose value. A television. The latest phone. Subscriptions you barely use. Now imagine putting that money toward something that is truly yours. A piece of Colorado. A place where memories can be made. A property that may become more valuable over time. A legacy that can stay in your family for years to come. The American Dream has always been connected to land. From the earliest pioneers to today's families, owning land has represented independence, opportunity, and hope. That dream is still alive. And it is still within reach. Perhaps you have been waiting for the perfect time. Perhaps you have been telling yourself, "Maybe next year." But opportunities rarely wait. Affordable properties like this do not stay available forever. Today, you have the chance to take a small step that could become one of the smartest decisions you make for your future. Own your place beneath Colorado's open skies. Create your own escape. Build your family's legacy. And enjoy the peace that comes from owning something real. To learn more about this Pueblo County property, contact: Efrat Meiri EM Land Online (315) 384-8483 Your place in Colorado could be waiting for you today.

Pueblo County, CO 320 - CRP & FAA Tower Income near New Sandstone Substation Here is a rare opportunity to own a versatile investment property with multiple sources of annual income, recreational potential, and convenient proximity to Pueblo and Colorado Springs. The property includes approximately 288.3 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), generating $7,721 in annual income through 2032. CRP provides an attractive combination of financial returns, conservation benefits, and recreational opportunities while supporting responsible land management practices. An additional 4.44 acres are subject to an FAA tower lease, providing another $1,200 in annual income through 2032. Solar developers have also expressed interest in the property due to its close proximity to the new Sandstone Substation, potentially creating an additional future income opportunity. Approximately 27+/- acres at the front of the property are unrestricted and are not enrolled in CRP or currently leased. These acres offer a variety of possibilities, including a building or farmstead site, grazing, agricultural use, or a private hunting camp. The property features beautiful mountain views, with electricity available along the maintained county road. Located in Colorado Big Game Management Unit 124, the property also qualifies for the Landowner Preference Program for deer and antelope vouchers, adding significant recreational value. With existing income, potential future revenue opportunities, unrestricted acreage, recreational benefits, and scenic mountain views, this is a unique multi-purpose investment opportunity. Contact the listing agents for additional information and details. **Showing by Appointment Only** When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified upon first contact and present at the initial showing to participate in any real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

Windover Ranch is an exceptionally rare offering along the Arkansas River in Southern Colorado, encompassing approximately 455.91 deeded acres with more than 1.25 miles of river frontage, extensive wetlands, proven wildlife habitat, existing infrastructure, and tremendous upside for future improvement and development. Properties with this volume of water, habitat diversity, accessibility, and recreational history are becoming increasingly difficult to find anywhere in Colorado. For many years, the ranch operated as a premier waterfowl and big game property known for its outstanding habitat, duck hunting, and recreational opportunities. In more recent years, much of the property has remained largely untouched, allowing it to naturally evolve into a sanctuary for wildlife. Today, the ranch supports strong populations of whitetail deer, turkey, pheasant, dove, and waterfowl, while also holding a resident population of elk that significantly enhances the propertys hunting and recreational appeal. The ranch lies within Colorado Game Management Unit 128, an increasingly desirable unit due to its over-the-counter opportunities. GMU 128 remains an OTC archery elk unit for both resident and nonresident hunters, which has become especially important as many Colorado OTC opportunities for nonresident archery elk hunters have recently been eliminated throughout much of the state. The property is also located within an OTC rifle bull elk unit running from October 14 through November 22, while cow elk licenses are available through the draw. Additionally, the ranch qualifies for application through the Colorado Landowner Preference Program, creating further value for hunters and landowners alike. One of the defining features of Windover Ranch is the extraordinary amount of water spread throughout the property. In addition to the Arkansas River frontage, the ranch features six established man-made duck ponds interconnected by canals, marshes, sloughs, waterways, and wetland pockets that create ideal habitat for waterfowl and other wildlife. Year-round flowing water winds through portions of the ranch, an incredibly rare feature for this region of Colorado and one that provides both immediate recreational enjoyment and long-term habitat value. The habitat throughout the ranch is exceptional, with dense stands of mature cottonwoods, tamarack, willow, Russian olive, and other native vegetation creating ideal security cover and travel corridors for wildlife. The combination of water, thick cover, and reduced pressure over recent years has allowed the ranch to flourish as a wildlife sanctuary while simultaneously providing a tremendous blank canvas for future enhancement projects. Strategic habitat work such as food plots, selective clearing, additional water control improvements, duck blind upgrades, and vegetation management could elevate the ranch into an absolutely world-class recreational property. A newly cleared and reworked roadway system now allows ATV and UTV access through much of the property, providing convenient routes to the Arkansas River, all six duck ponds, and numerous additional hunting and recreation areas. Multiple trails and walking bridges further improve access throughout the ranch, allowing thoughtful entry and exit routes while hunting different portions of the property. The history found throughout Windover Ranch is impossible to overlook. Scattered among the wetlands and river bottoms are several old duck blinds that stand as reminders of decades of hunting traditions and unforgettable mornings spent in the marshes. The stories tied to these old camps and blinds are likely endless, representing generations of hunters, families, retriever handlers, and outdoor enthusiasts who gathered here over the years. The ranch was previously utilized as a hunt test location for the Southern Colorado Hunt Retriever Club, further cementing its place within the regions sporting heritage. Historic bird pens once used to raise pheasants also remain on portions of the ranch and add yet another layer of history and character to the property. Near the entrance, a former headquarters area once housed a single-wide duck camp that has recently been removed, leaving behind a clean footprint for a future residence, hunting lodge, cabin, or RV setup. Existing infrastructure already includes electricity, a domestic water well, septic system, propane, and an RV hookup, allowing the next owner immediate functionality while planning future improvements. The ranch includes a quality 55x31 Cleary building with power and a large oversized electric roll-up door, providing excellent storage for equipment, boats, decoys, ATVs, and other recreational gear while also offering future workshop or buildout potential. A second 70x33 barn with electricity adds additional storage capacity and could easily support livestock use, equipment storage, future living quarters, or expanded recreational facilities. Existing livestock infrastructure, complete perimeter fencing, and multiple cross-fenced sections provide functionality for horses or small cattle operations as well. Additional recreational features include an old 300-yard rifle range, direct Arkansas River fishing access, and direct Highway 96 access at the north side of the property for convenient year-round accessibility. What truly sets Windover Ranch apart is not only what already exists, but what it could become. The ranch already possesses the difficult-to-replicate ingredients that serious recreational buyers seek: substantial live water, river frontage, wetlands, mature habitat, proven wildlife history, utilities, infrastructure, and accessibility. Yet the property still offers enormous upside for a buyer with vision to further improve habitat, expand hunting opportunities, develop additional lodging, or create a truly legacy-quality recreational ranch along one of Southern Colorados most unique river corridors.

Escape to the Heart of Greenhorn Valley New pictures and video taken May 25, 2024: Calling all nature lovers! This striking, lovely small lot in NE Colorado City nestled in the heart of Greenhorn Valley, offers the perfect canvas for your dream mountain retreat. Unparalleled Location and Tranquility: Private Oasis: Greenhorn Creek flows serenely at the back of your property, creating a peaceful soundscape and a potential haven for wildlife viewing. Convenience at Your Doorstep: Enjoy the best of both worlds: this lovely small lot in NE Colorado City is just minutes away from essential amenities while surrounded by nature. Effortless Building: Easy access to road frontage and existing utilities makes getting started on your dream home a breeze. Breathtaking Beauty: Panoramic vistas showcase the incredible building potential of the area. Existing homes offer a glimpse of what your dream mountain escape could be. Water Recreation Paradise: Beckwith Reservoir, a short distance away, provides ample opportunities for boating, fishing, and enjoying the Colorado sunshine. Live in Natures Playground: Pueblo County is renowned for its awe-inspiring mountain ranges, creating a truly breathtaking backdrop for your new life. Majestic Mountain Vistas: Greenhorns Grandeur: This lovely small lot in NE Colorado City boasts stunning views of Greenhorn Mountain, the areas towering 12,000-foot peak. This iconic landmark will be a constant source of wonder from your windows. Panoramic Spectacle: Take in a breathtaking display of mountain ranges. Enjoy the majestic presence of Pikes Peak to the north and the dramatic contrast of the Spanish Peaks to the south. Unforgettable Sunsets: Witness fiery sunsets painting the sky above the mountain ranges, creating a truly magical experience every evening. Bonus Beauty: Discover nearby Lake Pueblo State Park and Stem Beach, offering additional opportunities for outdoor recreation. Build with Confidence and Peace of Mind: Key Details: Parcel #: 4618114298 | Legal Description: LOT 304 UNIT 14 COLORADO CITY AMENDED | Size: 0.17 acres (7525 sq ft) | Class: Vacant | Approximate Address: 0 Turkey Creek Dr, Pueblo, CO 81004 | GPS Coordinates: 375750.2N 1044847.0W (37.963955, -104.813058) Unlimited Potential: No restrictions or time limits on building allow you to create your dream home on your own schedule on this lovely small lot in NE Colorado City. Clear Title, Clear Conscience: Purchase with confidence thanks to a clear title backed by a warranty deed. Low Annual Taxes: Enjoy peace of mind with low annual property taxes of only $157.74. Transparent Transaction: This is a straightforward cash sale on this lovely small lot in NE Colorado City with no hidden costs like back taxes, liens, or HOA fees. Embrace the Active Lifestyle: Adventure Awaits: Colorado City is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Hike through breathtaking scenery, cast a line in pristine waters, or explore the wonders of nature on horseback. Lake Beckwith Paradise: Managed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Lake Beckwith offers opportunities for water recreation, fishing, and wildlife viewing, all within easy reach. Tee Off at Hollydot Golf Public Course: Challenge yourself on the course or relax and socialize at the clubhouse. Dont Miss Out on Your Dream Mountain Escape on this Lovely Small Lot in NE Colorado City ! This incredible opportunity awaits! Ask any questions you may have before buying. The seller is committed to a smooth transaction and will provide a clear deed upon payment. This is your chance to start building your dream mountain home on a flowing creek, surrounded by breathtaking beauty. Inquire today and begin your journey to a life filled with adventure and serenity!

Discover the perfect blend of natural beauty and serene seclusion with this exceptional 35-acre property, ideally situated just east of I-25 and the charming town of Rye. Nestled in of Colorado's Game Management Unit 128, you'll find antelope, elk, mule deer, and even the occasional whitetail deer roaming the area, offering endless opportunities to connect with nature. For outdoor enthusiasts and hunters, the proximity to nearby BLM and State Land opens the door to additional hunting and recreational adventures. The panoramic views of the iconic Spanish Peaks and majestic Greenhorn Mountain provide an awe-inspiring backdrop, creating a canvas of natural beauty that changes with every season. This property is not only a dream for nature lovers but also a fantastic opportunity for building your secluded retreat. With convenient access to I-25, you'll enjoy the perfect balance of privacy and accessibility. Whether you're seeking a tranquil escape, a hunter's paradise, or the ideal site for your dream home, this remarkable piece of Colorado has it all. Don't miss your chance to own this slice of paradise, right here in Southern Colorado.

Located in Pueblo County, this 60.02+/- acre property within Cedarwood Station POA offers a combination of recreational use, wildlife habitat, and future homesite potential. As one of the larger tracts in the development, the property provides additional space and flexibility compared to many surrounding parcels. Access is provided through Cedarwood Station with limited property owners association restrictions in place. Power is available along the western boundary, which may simplify future utility planning for a residence or cabin. The western portion of the property features terrain that may be suitable for building, with open areas that take advantage of the surrounding views. The landscape consists of native grasses and gently rolling terrain, creating a setting that supports both wildlife activity and general recreational use. Two seasonal ponds are located on the property. One pond lies fully within the boundary, while the second is positioned along the eastern boundary line. These water features attract local wildlife and contribute to the overall usability of the land. The property is located within Colorado Parks and Wildlife Game Management Unit 128, with abundant pronghorn and mule deer populations. The combination of water, local cover, and surrounding habitat supports wildlife presence throughout the year. Views from the property include several notable Colorado mountain ranges and peaks. Greenhorn Mountain, Pikes Peak, the Spanish Peaks, and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains are visible from various locations on the property, adding to the scenic quality without overstating usability. The towns of Rye and Colorado City are nearby providing access to basic goods and services. The city of Pueblo lies to the north, providing expanded services, retail, and medical facilities. Walsenburg is located to the south and offers additional options for supplies and dining. This 60.02+/- acre property can be used for a variety of purposes, including recreation, seasonal use, a future home build, or a long term investment. With county regulations and POA guidelines in mind, it provides space, access, and utilities to support a variety of plans. Buyers should confirm specific uses, but this property combines flexibility, wildlife opportunities, and scenic mountain views into a rare offering in Pueblo County.