Washington County, Colorado Land For Sale (13 results)

Washington County, CO 732.14 Gordon Creek Ranch offers grazing, Grassland CRP income, and recreational opportunities. Currently the entire acreage has been enrolled into Grassland CRP paying approximately $13,178 annually until 2038 while still offering grazing options. A working windmill provides a good source of water for livestock and wildlife in the south pasture, and a water well shared use agreement can be arranged on the north pasture. The several draws, creek bottom, and earth dams also offer an additional water source as they tend to catch water after heavy rains. With over 3.25 miles of Gordon Creek this ranch offers some incredible recreational opportunities from hunting, ATV riding, or exploring. This area is known for its trophy mule deer, antelope, and upland bird hunting. Exact acreage and boundaries will be subject to a survey being completed before closing with an access easement being provided to the south parcel. Whether you're expanding your portfolio or seeking a steady, passive income-producing asset, this property offers diverse, multi-stream revenue with long-term stability. Contact the listing Land Professional for more information or to schedule a showing. Showings by Appointment Only!!! Property Details: Located southwest of Anton, CO Grassland CRP Income until 2038 Grazing Options Multiple Sources of Water Return On Investment (ROI) Hunting Opportunities Exact Acreage & Boundaries Subject to a Survey 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.

Washington County, CO 40 Here is a small parcel of income producing CRP with Paved Highway frontage that is ready for the farmer looking to add to an existing farming operation or an investor looking to add to their portfolio. There are approximately 40 acres enrolled in CRP paying $45.90 per acre until 2033 with the landowner receiving 50% of the annual payment of roughly $1,836. With mostly Class III soils you could expect this property to produce good yields of Wheat, Milo, Millet, or Corn if broken out and farmed after the existing CRP contract expires. Paved Highway 63 frontage along the west boundary allows for easy year-round access and is only a short distance from Anton, CO. There are several potential building sites if a buyer wants to pull some of the acreage out of the CRP program (contact the listing agent for more details). Hunting opportunities include deer, antelope, upland bird, and small game. While taking listing pictures several pheasants and pronghorn were seen in the area. Please get in touch with the listing agent for more information or to schedule a showing. Showings by appointment only! Property Features: - Legal N2SW4 SEC8 T3S R52W - Mostly Class III Soils - Paved Highway 63 frontage - CRP Income until 2033 - Approx. $1,836 Annual CRP Payment (50% to Landowner) - Hunting Opportunities - Low taxes Driving Directions: From Anton, Colorado take State Highway 63 north approximately 1.375 miles until you reach the SW corner of the property. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

Dry Gulch Ranch comprises of approximately 2,079.69± deeded pasture acres and 640± acres Colorado State Land Board lease, making a total of 2,219.69± pasture grazing acres. To compliment the pasture ground are 140± deeded dry land farm ground acres to grow feed, small grains and with water sources attached the opportunity to graze crop stubble. Majority of the dry land farm ground soils are Norka-Colby Loams and Weld Silt Loam. The Dry Gulch Ranch is a contiguous parcel creating an opportunity located under one fence with a total of 2,859.69± acres. Located on the West end of the property two lean-to buildings and 480± feet of concrete bunk line allows someone to provide adequate shelter for livestock in the winter months or a place to background your own calves in the fall. Continuous fence corrals and a 2,400 square foot steel shop are located near County Road M for easy access. Investment in cross fencing, water pipelines and water tanks throughout the pasture creates seven separate paddocks for rotational grazing. Dry Gulch starts at the Southeast end of the property and runs North, collecting rainfall into numerous ponds. As the ponds and rainwater collect it eventually runs into Vega Creek located in the Northwest area of the Ranch. Short grass prairies dominate much of the landscape with rolling hills into valleys with the majority of the farm ground sitting atop mostly flat to slightly sloping ground on the East and West side.

The Jones Farm offers 160 acres with a 4,620 sq ft custom home, guest house, multiple outbuildings, and 7 grain bins. Located 17 mi N of Otis and 20 mi SE of Sterling, CO, this turnkey farm features top-tier improvements, open farmland, and a private, treed homesite. Ideal for farming, livestock, or a rural family headquarters in Colorado's productive Eastern Plains. Land Covering 160 acres, The Jones Farm offers a balance of production, privacy, and rural lifestyle in a scenic country setting. The homesite is thoughtfully positioned amid mature tree rows on the north and south, offering protection from prevailing winds and enhancing the sense of privacy and seclusion. The land itself is gently rolling and highly functional, suitable for continued farming, grazing, and rural living. A large, fenced concrete patio and yard area surround the main residence, creating an ideal space for recreation, entertaining, or pets. With plenty of room to grow and expand, the land serves as a well-rounded base for a wide range of agricultural pursuits. Improvements The primary residence is a well-designed, custom-built, ranch styled home constructed in 2015, offering 4,620 square feet of finished living space across two levels. The main floor has an open-concept layout with hardwood flooring throughout, highlighted by a spacious country kitchen complete with granite countertops, white cabinetry, and a large center island. This chef's kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining and living areas, making it ideal for hosting family and friends. The master suite is located on the main level and features a luxurious five-piece bath, including a soaking tub, dual vanities, and an oversized walk-in tile shower. An additional bedroom and full bathroom are also found on the main floor. Downstairs, the finished basement includes three large bedrooms and a full bath, along with a sizable open recreation room that can serve as a second living area, home gym, game room, or entertainment space. In addition to the main home, a nearly 1,000 square foot guest house provides a private and self-contained living spaceperfect for extended family, guests, or hired help. It includes a living room, full kitchen, bedroom, walk-in closet, and a bath, all finished in a clean and comfortable style. The property is supported by reliable utilities, including propane heating, private well water, and a septic system. Agriculture The Jones Farm is an established agricultural operation with the infrastructure in place for both farming and equipment storage. Farm improvements include a 50 x 100 farm implement building, a 40 x 60 Quonset building, and a 30 x 60 shop, providing substantial room for machinery, tools, repairs, and indoor storage. The seven on-site grain bins support grain handling and storage, helping facilitate a more self-sufficient operation with reduced hauling needs during harvest. The land is currently utilized for production and offers the flexibility for row crop farming, rotational grazing, or feedlot use depending on operational needs. Whether you're a seasoned producer looking to expand, a multigenerational family searching for a headquarters, or someone pursuing a turnkey rural lifestyle with income-producing potential, The Jones Farm checks all the boxes. With modern infrastructure, quality improvements, and a high-functioning layout, this property represents a rare opportunity to own a well-balanced and move-in-ready farmstead. Location The Jones Farm is ideally situated approximately 17 miles north of Otis, Colorado, and 20 miles southeast of Sterling, Colorado, placing it in the heart of Colorado's Eastern Plainsan area known for its strong agricultural heritage, open skies, and wide-ranging productivity. The region is characterized by a mix of dryland and irrigated farms, native grass pasture, and family-run operations that support both row crops and livestock. With easy access to nearby highways and agricultural services in Sterling, this location strikes a rare balance between rural seclusion and logistical convenience. The surrounding area is well-regarded for its friendly communities, and dependable growing conditions.

This is a 1,968 acre cattle ranch in Woodrow, Colorado! All mineral rights and water rights convey. This has great potential due to the location and the size. The homesite needs some repairs and we recently dropped the price from $3,900,000.00 to the current asking price. The property includes multiple domestic wells and underground water lines. There are also 5 stock tanks on site. Property has native pastures and domestic grass throughout the ranch, plenty of food for your cattle. Owner is open to an exchange for property in the El Paso, TX market. This property is currently being co-listed with Joseph Mattox, Colorado Agent and can be contacted at 720-481-6543 for showings and more information.

PRICE REDUCTION! Washington County Irrigated Farm consists of 360 +/- deeded acres with 284 +/- irrigated acres under pivot. The property is centrally located between Yuma, and Akron, Colorado approximately 20 miles south of HWY 34. With recent well and pump upgrades it's in great shape to continue its historical use of corn production and winter cattle grazing. Contact Mike Williams for your personal showing. Land Washington County parcels #4829000045 and #4831000044. NOTE: That mapping is approximate and intended for marketing purposes only. Improvements 12 tower Valley pivot with Cams Panel approximate date 1995. Well repairs done in December of 2021 include new tube, shaft, and bowls at 279. Motor repairs include new bearings in December of 2021. Water meter tested in 2022. Recreation Washington County, Colorado offers a multitude of hunting opportunities including deer, antelope, turkey, small game, waterfowl, an upland birds. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Well Permit # 21168-FP with an allotment of 600 acre feet annually. Location Washington County Farm is located approximately 20 miles south of HWY 34 halfway between Yuma and Akron, Colorado. The nearest intersecting roads are CR 17 and CR VV.

A clean, well-maintained quarter section in Washington County — rare to find in this condition and at this price. This acreage offers immediate usability: graze now, build later, or expand an existing operation. Power runs along the property lines, access is straightforward, and the land sits right off the pavement.

LOCATION From Platner Co, go south on Co Rd LL. Go east on Co Rd MM until you turn South down Co Rd 29 Again. Property is on the east side of the road. CROP ACRES 407.31 Acres according to FSA measurements GRAIN BASE 220.3 Acre wheat base at 37 Bu/A plc yield CROP TO BUYER Sellers share (1/3) of the 2026 wheat crop TOPGRAPHY Relatively level with slight South slope SOILS 68% Platner Loam class 3c, 3% Kaith Kuma Complexx class 3c, 17% Rago Silt Loam class 3c, 65% Wages Ascalon Loam class 4e, 2.5% Weld Silt Loam class 3c, 2% Sampson Loam class 3c, 1.7% Ness Silty Loam lagoon area. MILERALS Sellers reserve and undivided interest of the sellers minerals owned for 10 years PRICE $ 540,000.00 ($1,300/ crop acres) POSESSION day of closing subject to lease OTHER Good soils an lays good. of 2026 wheat cop to buyer.

Great opportunity to purchase over 650 Acres of Dry Farm ground across two separate parcels. Property is located east of Last Chance in Washington County along Highway 36, 17 miles South of Woodrow. Parcel #1 consists of approximately 400 acres of planted wheat to be harvested in late June or early July. Parcel #2 is over 250 acres of summer fallow. Newer fencing surrounding both parcels of farm ground. Parcel #2 can be accessed by a 30' easement from Highway 36. The farm ground has been well maintained through a rotational farming operation consisting of dry land wheat, millet, and milo in recent years. Both parcels will be a great addition to a current farming operation or a great opportunity for a new farming operation.

This 160 acres of farmland is an exciting opportunity to get involved or expand into Northeast Colorado. Located outside of a rural town this property is set up for success. A total of 160.78 acres according to FSA measurements this property is ready for purchase. With 148.07 acres being planted to wheat and 11.9 being unfarmable. The property is currently planted in wheat which means the cash is leased to the tenant. The buyer will however have to reimburse the seller for any 2025 farming operations. The buyer would assume possession on the day of closing, along with assuming any and all mineral rights, water rights, and wind rights. Paving the way for any future plans or projects. The land is relatively level with a gentle roll with a slight drainage draw laying fairly good. The soil is a combination of Planter loam and Keith Kuma complex, class 3c along with some Canyon Gravelly loam (rock outputting). Also, it has some Wager Ascalon loam and Weld Iliff loam class 3e making it very versatile for any row crop.

LOCATION 2 miles West of Otis. Then mile South on Co. Rd PP. Property is on the East side. (T2N50 Section 17:N1/2) TOTAL ACRES 320 acres more of less (FSA shows 326.05) CROP ACRES 323.37 Acres according to FSA measurements CROP TO BUYER None (2025) (1/2 of cash lease payment) TOPGRAPHY Relatively level with gradual slope. SOILS Approx. 20% Ascalon sandy loam class 3e, 40% Haxtun Loamy Sand class 3e, 14% Platinum Loam class 3c, 2% Sampson Loam class 3c, 12%Valent Sand class 6e, 4% Wages Ascalon Loam class 4e, 8% Julesburg Loamy Sand 6e. MINERALS Buyer gets all of sellers mineral rights PRICE $428,465.00 ($1,300per acre) cash/new loan. POSESSION day of closing subject to cash lease- reimburse farm expense on stubble land. OTHER The cropland lays good. There is a sandy knoll in the NE corner that is not farmed. The millet hay crop goes to tenant and reimburse expenses on stubble.

This property is located in beautiful Northeast Colorado just North of Akron, containing a total of 145.37 acres of farmland according to FSA measurements. The previous crop has been turned to stubble that has been worked leaving no crop to the buyer. Buyer would gain possession on the day of closing along with any and all water or mineral rights the seller has. This includes one water well on the property and the potential for wind or solar projects to take place. The buyer would need to reimburse the seller for any 2025 farming operations. The topography is a relatively level ground with a gentle slope with soils being a mis of some sandy loam, primarily (2) Ascalon Sandy Loam, class 3e along with some (27) Haxton loamy sand class 3e and (41) Julesburg and (20) Monter Loamy sand class 4e. This property is worth $203,000.00 equalling out to $1,400.00 per acre. (T3N52 NE section 1). Not to mention this location is a great spot to hunt some of the natural wildlife present here in rural Colorado.

Don’t miss this opportunity to own 160± acres of highly productive farm ground featuring mainly Class lll C and Class lll E soils. The land lays mostly flat with gentle rolls, making it ideal for efficient farming practices and crop production. This property offers the perfect balance of quality soils and topography, providing consistent yields and long-term value. Whether you’re looking to expand your current operation, start farming, or secure a solid agricultural investment, this acreage delivers. With its diverse soils and excellent usability, this farm ground is a true asset in a proven farming region.