Baca County, Colorado Land For Sale (8 results)

480 +/- acres Three wells, two working and each pumping 200 GPM. One well has been worked on. Two sprinklers.

Baca County, CO - 160 Acres | Income-Producing Cropland with Wind Development Lease Located just south of Walsh, Colorado, this approximately 160-acre parcel offers an excellent opportunity to acquire productive, income-producing cropland with additional potential income through a recently executed Wind Development Lease. The property includes approximately 156.17 acres of tillable cropland, consisting primarily of Ascalon Sandy Loam soils with 0-1% slopes and Class 4c productivity. The land has an established yield history and is well suited to crops commonly grown throughout the area, including wheat, milo, and millet. The property is currently planted to milo and has historically been operated under a 1/3 landlord / 2/3 tenant crop-share agreement, providing an established agricultural income stream. Adding further investment potential, the property has recently been enrolled in a Wind Development Lease, creating the possibility for additional annual income. Prospective buyers should contact the listing agent for specific lease terms, payment structure, development provisions, and other details. Access is excellent, with well-maintained county road frontage along multiple sides of the property. Its convenient location near Walsh and nearby grain elevators provides practical access for farming operations and marketing of harvested crops. The property also offers recreational appeal, with area hunting opportunities for deer, antelope, pheasants, and other small game. Whether you are a farmer looking to expand an existing operation or an investor seeking productive agricultural land with diversified income potential, Baca County, CO 160 presents a compelling combination of productive cropland, established agricultural income, excellent access, and potential wind-related revenue. Property Highlights: Approximately 160 acres Approximately 156.17 acres of tillable cropland Located south of Walsh, Colorado Nearly 100% tillable Ascalon Sandy Loam soils Class 4c soils with 0-1% slopes Proven yield history Currently planted to milo Historically operated under a 1/3 landlord / 2/3 tenant crop-share lease Recently enrolled in a Wind Development Lease Potential for additional annual income County road frontage on multiple sides Convenient access to nearby grain elevators Hunting opportunities for deer, antelope, pheasants, and small game FSA information available upon request Showings by appointment only Buyer Broker Notice: 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 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.

***PRICE REDUCED*** Two Butte Creek Ranch consisting of approximately 6,542.33 acres of well-managed grassland provides an excellent habitat for cattle and wildlife with the Two Butte Creek or “Driftwood Creek” in the Kiowa language traversing the northern end of the property. The ranch located in Southeast Colorado could be utilized for a summer yearling grazing program or a year-round cow/calf operation. Hunting opportunities on the ranch include mule deer and antelope along with quail, turkey and waterfowl. The northern half of the ranch is traversed by 5.2 miles of Two Butte Creek which flows into Two Buttes Reservoir seven miles away. The creek flows intermittently, but the owner reports several live springs and many sub-irrigated areas along with large cottonwood trees. Cattle water along the creek which serves as a magnet for wildlife. Mule deer, antelope and the occasional elk are found on the ranch as well as quail, turkey and waterfowl. Improvements include very good perimeter fencing of four and five barbed wire construction that is approximately 10 years old along with a good water distribution system. Six, 24 foot drinkers are optimally situated across the ranch and provided water via a pipeline connected to a well equipped with an electric submersible motor and pump which is located off the ranch with all necessary easements. A set of useable pens constructed of pipe and panels is located at the main entrance. A Grassland Conservation Reserve Program contract is enrolled on 2,832.45 acres on the Two Butte Creek Ranch. The GCRP contract pays at $18.00 per acre annually and was signed up in 2022 having several more years of payments remaining. Total payment yearly is capped per individual at $50,000 by the USDA. This is one of the most productive and eye appealing ranches in southeastern Colorado. The ranch is accentuated with cottonwood lined Two Butte Creek and excellent gramma and buffalo grasses across the rolling prairie land which makes the property a haven for cattle and wildlife. Two Butte Creek Ranch has been well managed and cared for over the years and is an ideal opportunity to begin or expand a ranching heritage.

Please contact the owner, Andrew Pennington, with any questions or to schedule a showing at 940-838-8112 Location: Located in Southeastern Colorado, Baca County, Northeast of the towns Springfield and Two Buttes on County roads UU, VV, and 43. Directions: East from Two Buttes, Colorado to County Road 43 north to County Road UU . Description: One square mile of fertile farmland comprised of 500 irrigated acres and 140 dryland acres. Soils are Richfield silt loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes, 540 acres, Baca silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes, 78 acres, and Ulysses and Norka silt loams, 0 to 1 percent slopes, 22 acres. Farm consistently grows corn, milo, and winter wheat in a rotation. Hemp has also previously been produced on the property. Improvements: 2008 Valley 1/2 mile center pivot (re-piped in 2022); Three Irrigation Wells: 30 HP Submersible with new pump installed 10/23; 40 HP Submersible; 100 HP Turbine with new pump 10/23. Income: Tenant in place with a 25% share crop agreement with no expenses for owner. There is also a wind turbine contract in place for a potential of extra income in place that pays a lease annually. Special Note: This property is offered directly by the owner, Andrew Pennington who is a licensed Texas real estate agent.

320 Acre Irrigated Farm with Water Rights, Pivots & Income Potential - Baca County, Colorado Exceptional opportunity to acquire a productive 320 acre irrigated farm in the heart of Baca County, Colorado. Located south of Walsh and east on County Road AA, this well-improved property features valuable irrigation water rights, two center pivots, existing crop production, and additional income potential through CRP-eligible acreage. The farm is permitted within the Southern High Plains Designated Ground Water Basin, authorized for a maximum annual appropriation of 640 acre-feet, a maximum pumping rate of 650 GPM, and irrigation of up to 250 acres. Water is supplied by the Southern High Plains Aquifer through 150 HP electric-powered irrigation system. The property is currently operated under a favorable crop-share arrangement of 75% farmer / 25% landlord with zero landlord production costs. One center pivot is planted to wheat and one center pivot is planted to corn. The existing crop-share agreement may convey to the new owner at closing, providing immediate income potential, subject to negotiation and final terms. Improvements & Features 320 total acres 250 acres permitted for irrigation Maximum annual appropriation: 640 acre-feet Maximum pumping rate: 650 GPM 150 HP electric irrigation motor 2008 Pierce 1/4 -mile, 7-tower pivot (approximately 1,340') 2004 Valley 1/4 -mile, 7-tower pivot (approximately 1,330') Established wheat and corn production Approximately 70 acres of pivot corners eligible for a new CRP contract Access via County Road AA Whether you're seeking an income-producing agricultural investment, an expansion opportunity for an existing farming operation, or a long-term land and water asset, this irrigated Baca County farm offers a combination of productive soils, established infrastructure, and valuable groundwater rights rarely available in one package. For additional information, crop-share details, and showing arrangements, contact the listing broker. 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.

320 Acres of productive farmground in Northeast Baca County. Bordered on the North side by County Road XX, which is also the border between Baca and Prowers counties, and consisting of Mostly Baca Silt Loam and Campo Clay Loam with less than 3 percent slope, this half section ha excellent access and is all Class IV soils. The area experiences an average annual rainfall of 15 inches and is known for world class mule deer hunting.

Two Parcels of 160 Acres each, for one price. Expand your agricultural portfolio or establish a premier farming operation with this exceptional 320-acre non contiguous land package, sold together for one price. Comprising two distinct 160-acre parcels, located only one half of a mile from one tract to the other. This property offers the perfect balance of immediate production capabilities and raw expansion potential. Whether you are looking to maximize high-yield crop production, secure stable passive income through the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), or hedge your assets with robust, historic water rights, this versatile acreage is a rare find in today's market. The Irrigated Parcel: Features a highly coveted, high-capacity well boasting a historic 1976 seniority date tapping into the prolific Dockum Aquifer. This senior priority water right provides the dependable, high-volume flow required to sustain robust pivot irrigation systems throughout the growing season. The Dryland Parcel: The dryland lot offers soil quality perfectly suited for dryland farming techniques, crop rotation, or enrollment in profitable government CRP contracts for annual returns. Copyright © 2026 Pueblo Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

160 acres of grassland w/ solar well.  It is completely fenced and also has cross fencing for rotational grazing.