Elbert County, Colorado Land For Sale (47 results)

Want to get out of the city? This outstanding 20 acre lot is in a great location with AMAZING views of the Front Range. This parcel offers a monster view of Pikes Peak, is level and under ground power is to the lot line. Covered with native grasses,this parcel has plenty of room for your critters. Owners have paid the fees to Xcel (electricity) to install the electrical transformer onsite. The well has not yet been drilled but owners have paid for Upper Dawson well permit. Soil and perc tests have been completed and are available. This parcel is conveniently located 30 minutes from Colorado Springs, 20 minutes to Castle Rock and 30 minutes to Parker. Information is deemed reliable but Buyer is responssible for verifying all information.

36 acre parcel with a 30x50, ready to be finished barndominium. This 36-acre parcel is perfect for residential, agricultural, or recreational use. Land Mostly level 36 fenced acres which was formally farmed and planted back to grass. Minutes from I-70 at Agate, Colorado. Features excellent grazing. Improvements The property features a 3050 unfinished barndominium, providing 1,500 square feet of customizable space. The open interior, with high ceilings and no load-bearing walls, is ready for your visionwhether it's a modern home, workshop, or mixed-use space. Electricity is already available on-site, streamlining development. Recreation Good area for Mule Deer and Pronghorn hunting, shooting or ATV riding. Location Located just minutes west of Interstate 70 near Agate, Colorado on the Eastern plains of Colorado. Agate is a small Interstate town with a K12 school and church. Deer Trail is located 12 miles north and has gas stations, C-stores, a new K12 school and churches. Located south and east is Limon Colorado with ample services. Denver International Airport is located one hour west via I-70.

Six affordably priced 35 acre parcels south of Deer Trail and west of Agate, Colorado. Each parcel with it own unique character and building sites and water rights. Land Gorgeous countryside lots with rolling hills and 360 degree views and easy access. The property is all planted back to grass and has historically been cut for hay. There are a few low lying drainage areas adding character to the ranches. Each parcel has its own spectacular countryside views of the surrounding ranches and farms and overlooks Wilson Creek to the east. Recreation Big Mule Deer and plenty of Antelope frequent the property and are abundant in the area, along with Coyote, Fox, Badger, and the occasional Elk. There is plenty of room to plan and execute your design for recreation, whether it be hunting, shooting, ATV riding, nature watching, horses, cattle, or whatever you can dream up. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Adjudicated water rights will convey with each lot. History The region is an area of mostly large ranches and farms, along with small towns and areas of rural residential properties. Location The ranches are located just 10 miles west of Interstate 70 between Deer Trail and Agate Colorado. They are conveniently located for Front Range commuters. Denver International Airport is a little over an hour to the west via I-70. Deer Trail offers gas stations, convenience stores , restaurants, churches and a new K-12 School.

Out here, the mornings start with the sound of hooves in the pasture and end with the sun dropping behind Pikes Peak. Welcome to Discovery Farm157 acres of peaceful escape and working ranch in equal measure. Two impressive barns anchor the equestrian facilities, while a network of guest houses, caretakers quarters, and utility buildings supports retreat-style or multi-generational living, all behind a gated entry. At the center of it all, the main residence offers a front-row seat to the mountain grandeur of Pikes Peak and the kind of comfort that turns into a way of life. The beautifully remodeled home blends mid-century character with modern ease. Soaring ceilings and panoramic views create scale, while details like the open riser staircase, stone fireplace, and stunning wood floors add warmth and style. The kitchen is a true showpiece, with a massive marble waterfall island and peninsula with breakfast bar seating, premium Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, extensive prep and storage space, and a bright nook wrapped in windows. A separate scullery with commercial fridge/freezer adds space to prep and store. The main-floor primary suite features its own fireplace, private patio, and spa-style bath with dual entry, two water closets, and refined finishes. Upstairs, two ensuite bedrooms and a loft with built-in beds offer room for guests, while a main-floor den adds flexible space. Originally designed for equestrian use, the facilities can function like a professional training center. The facilities include two commercial-grade barns with 20+ stalls, tack rooms, and wash bays, plus an 11,000 sf. indoor arena, utility building, and multiple sheds. An outdoor arena, trails, and fenced pastures enhance the tranquil landscape. Water rights convey, providing critical support for pasture and livestock. Just five minutes from Elizabeth, with groceries and local staples close at hand, 25 minutes to Castle Rock, and less than an hour to DIA and Colorado Springs Airport. Paved roads lead you straight to the gateand from there, its all yours! Listed by Elaine Stucy & Mckinze Casey | LIV Sotheby's International Realty

35 acres with incredible views and building sites 20 minutes from Kiowa. Land 35 acres of rolling hills terrain and Ponderosa Pine covered building sites. The forage is native grass. Easy access, along with privacy and seclusion. Borders Ridge Road and Cattle Circle. Improvements Electrical service borders the property. Recreation Loaded with Mule Deer and Pronghorn. Elk also frequent the property. Location Located 20 minutes east of Kiowa, Colorado, and within one hour of Denver International Airport. The property has great access, privacy and seclusion.

Chose from two beautiful 39 Plus acre parcels north of Kiowa. Land These parcels are very well sodded grassland and the terrain lays mostly level with a slight roll. There are numerous excellent building sites. The views of the surrounding countryside are amazing. The area is easily accessible, yet a very private area. Location Conveniently located 12 miles north of Kiowa and 24 miles from Bennett, Colorado. Denver International Airport is just45 miles north west and offers International service and services all major US cities. Aurora and the Denver Metro area is located just 42 miles northwest.

Presenting Station Gulch Ranches. 35 and 40 acre parcels with adjoining electric service and road access. Favorable owner carry terms! Located just minutes east of Kiowa, Colorado. Land Each parcel is uniquely laid out to maximize building sites and to take advantage of the views. Ranging in acreage from 35 acre lots to 40 acres. The land in this community has a ton of character with rolling hills, deep draws, walkout sites and level sites. All the parcels are native grass rangeland. Pricing ranges from $160,000 to $200,000. Improvements The parcels each have access to adjoining electrical power and newly upgraded private road frontage. Recreation The community has rural living in mind and offers the unique opportunity to hunt your land. Species include Pronghorn, Mule Deer, Coyote, Fox, Turkey, Waterfowl and the occasional Elk. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Each lot has 1.875 acre feet per year of Denver Aquifer water rights. Any appurtenant seller owned mineral rights will convey. Region & Climate Located 10 miles east and a few south of Kiowa, this community is ideal for a Denver Metro or Colorado Springs commuter. The area is a mix of farms, ranches and rural residential properties. Elbert County offers a rural environment. The short jaunt to the shopping and attractions of Denver Metro or Colorado Springs makes the ideal combination of living away from it all and location a short distance to all the amenities and attractions of world class cities.

320 level acres of vacant land. Formerly dry land farm ground and CRP. It could be broken back out or grazed. Land A half section located at the corner of County Roads 22 and 181 with 1 1/2 miles of County road frontage. The ground is in well sodded CRP Grass and lays fairly level with a slight roll. Would make excellent dry land farm or could be fenced and grazed. Improvements The parcel has an electrical service line along the southern border along County Rd 22 for 1/2 miles. Recreation This property has excellent recreational characteristics and would make a great hunting get away. Populations of Mule Deer and Pronghorn are excellent. Coyote, Fox, Mourning Dove are also on the property. Agriculture Formerly dry land farm ground and then CRP, the options to farm or graze are yours. Region & Climate Located about 25 miles south and east of Matheson, Colorado, the property is in the middle of farm and ranch country. Limon Colorado's 31 miles northeast and offers all services, such as fuel, groceries, parts, farm stores, auto repair, restaurants, churches and schools. Average moisture is about 14 annually. Location Colorado Springs is one hour west. Colorado Sorings is a world class city with great entertainment options at the foot of the Rocky Mountains and has a world class international airport with services to major cities.

Beautifully wooded and secluded 35 acre property 20 minutes east of Kiowa. Land This beautiful property has rolling terrain and is mostly covered with mature Ponderosa Pines along with open meadows for grazing. The grass is native grasses. There are numerous wonderful building sites with seclusion and privacy. Improvements Electrical service at property line. Recreation The property is loaded with Mule Deer and has Elk, Antelope, Coyote, and Turkey. Location Located 20 minutes east of Kiowa , Colorado and within one hour of Denver International Airport, the property is well located for daily commuters.

Come live in historic Elbert! This 4-bed, 1-bath, 1,358 sq ft home sits on a large in-town lot with backyard, shop, and shed. Fully remodeled with new roof (2025), windows (2022), vaulted ceilings, expanded kitchen, updated bath, and restored wainscoting. Rock landscaping, RV parking, paved roads, no HOA, low taxes. Walk to school, shops & dining. Easy commute to Springs, Castle Rock, or Denver! Priced to sell! Land This large in-town lot offers a backyard perfect for kids to play or pets to roam, plus room for a greenhouse, garden, or RV parking. Paved roads, no HOA, and low taxes make this property both convenient and affordable. A storage shed adds extra functionality. Improvements With approximately 1,376 sq. ft., this 4-bedroom, 1-bath, this adorable home has been extensively remodeled. The heat source is propane forced air and electric baseboard heat upstairs. Updates include: New roof (2025) New triple-paned vinyl (developed specifically for high elevation areas to deter vinyl sun damage) Ameritech Windows (2022) this addition made a tremendous difference in heating costs and with only a window AC unit upstairs the home stays nice and cool. These windows are also noise-canceling which really isn't needed in the quiet little town, but is nonetheless a nice addition. Expanded kitchen with vaulted ceilings, new cabinets, appliances, and raised ceilings Bathroom remodel Main-level laundry with lots of storage Electric fireplace with tile surround Fresh paint (interior and exterior), trim, flooring (tile & laminate), light fixtures, and restored antique wood wainscoting Outdoor fire-pit in the backyard New crushed asphalt driveway and updated fencing Outdoor outlets and basement electrical upgrades Front yard and side yard rock installation for improved drainage and style SHOP A roomy shop provides space for hobbies, toy storage, or projects. The backyard is ideal for family fun or pets, with plenty of space to expand your outdoor lifestyle. Recreation The best walks and hikes in Elbert County Rim Rock Trail loop Castlewood Canyon State Park. Lake Gulch & Inner Canyon Trails loop Castlewood Canyon State Park. Perimeter Trail loop Aurora Reservoir. Castlewood Canyon Falls The Homestead loop from Cielo. Lincoln Mountain loop from Larkspur. Agriculture Room for a greenhouse or hobby gardeninggrow your own produce or keep small animals while enjoying the country living feel, right in town. Region & Climate Elbert, CO has a semi-arid climate, with hot summers and mild winters. The area receives about 14 inches of rain annually, mostly from May to September. Average temperatures in the summer months range from highs of around 80F to lows of 50F at night. Winters are generally mild, with average temperatures typically ranging from highs of 45F to lows below freezing. The area is also known for its strong winds that can gust up to 35 mph or more. Snowfall is light in Elbert; however, it does occur occasionally and usually occurs between December and February. Elbert, Colorado gets 21 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Elbert averages 97 inches of snow per year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 247 sunny days per year in Elbert. The US average is 205 sunny days. Elbert gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 96 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure. Weather Highlights Summer High: the July high is around 83 degrees Winter Low: the January low is 16 Rain: averages 21 inches of rain a year Snow: averages 97 inches of snow a year History Elbert HistoryA Brief History: Farming, Railroads, and Community Elbert is a quaint prairie town located south of Kiowa on Elbert Road. The community was first settled around 1860 in the valley of Kiowa Creek. Originally known as Gomer's Gulchnamed for Gomer's Sawmillthe town was made up of a post office, stores, gambling halls, and saloons. Later, the town was relocated slightly downstream and renamed Elbert. In the 1880s, the Denver and New Orleans Railroad (later the Colorado and Southern Railroad) extended a line from Denver to Pueblo, with Elbert as one of its stops. The town grew quickly and, at its height, featured three large mercantile stores (including the Russell Gates Mercantile Company), two banks, a post office, two creameries, two hotels, and a wide range of businesses typical of a thriving prairie community. Today, Elbert retains much of its historic charm. The Presbyterian Church, built in 1889, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Russell Gates Mercantile Building, constructed in 1906, now serves as a community gathering place and is being lovingly restored by the Elbert Woman's Club. The Sacred Heart Catholic Church has been carefully restored, the old post office now houses a caf, the Elbert Mercantile has become the South Forty Saloon, and the old lumber shed is home to City Limit Antiques & Reclaimed Materials. More recent additions include the Dancing Wolf Gallery, A Cowgirl's Heart Boutique and Gallery, Colorado Green Houses, and the offices of Kamerzell Brothers Well & Pump Service. Location Perfectly located in the heart of Elbert, this home is walking distance to the K12 school, local restaurants, and antique shopping. Just 30 minutes to Colorado Springs, Castle Rock, or Parker, and an easy commute to Denver. Enjoy small-town charm with big-city amenities close by.

Very private 69+ acres west of Deer Trail, south of Byers, Colorado. Rolling terrain with character. Land 69 acres of pristine native grassland southwest of Deer Trail, Colorado, in rural Elbert County, approximately 12 miles west of Deer Trail and 16 miles south of Byers. This expansive parcel, nestled on the Great Plains at ~5,700 feet elevation, boasts open, level terrain covered in resilient native grasses (e.g., buffalo grass, blue grama), ideal for hunting, recreation, or grazing. Perfect for deer and pronghorn hunting, or for a private retreat or home site. Recreation Mule Deer and Pronghorn are abundant in the area. Great for Shooting, ATV Riding, wildlife viewing and hiking. Region & Climate The area receives 15-17 inches of precipitation annually. Location Located 16 miles south of Byers Colorado and 12 southwest of Deer Trail, Colorado, in Elbert County. Denver International Airport is located about 50 miles to the west.

Potential large level building site in close proximity to the Denver Metro Area with good road frontage and electricity. Come enjoy the rural lifestyle and have a place away from the hustle of the city. The parcel would make a great building site or spot to get away on the weekends for recreational activities. There are no HOAs or Covenants in place. A recent survey has been completed. In the past, the property has been leased out for dryland crop production, creating annual income for the owners. Showings by Appointment Only. Contact the local Land Professional for more information about this great opportunity. Property Details: Located - West of Agate, CO Building Site Previous Dryland Crop Production with Income Power along the County Maintained Road No HOA's or Covenants Recent survey has been completed. 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.

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

Presenting Ramah Springs Ranch. A secluded 160 acre ranch with live water and extensive improvements and outbuildings. The Owner will carry the financing for qualified and buyers. Land 160 acres of rolling hills located at the headwaters of Reed Springs Creek, a tributary to Bijou Creek. The ranch has a large spring fed live water stocked pond. A mixture of Hay meadows and pasture makes this private and secluded ranch ideal for a ranch headquarters or stand alone livestock operation. Improvements The spacious 2313 square foot home is a completely improved and upgraded manufactured home and boasts 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. It boasts a fully updated and remodeled kitchen with new cabinets and countertops. And upgraded and remodeled bathrooms. The home is nestled among mature trees and a mature windbreak. The property has a good water well. Outbuildings are extensive and include: A 7554 shop building with a concrete floor and electric A 70x40x14h shop building with a concrete floor and electric A 31.534 Barn with electric A 15x 48 loafing shed A 3212 loafing shed A 2412 loafing shed Pens and corrals Outdoor arena A 3024 multipurpose building with heat and electric Recreation This well watered ranch boasts good habitat for Mule deer, Whitetail Deer, Pronghorn, Coyote, Fox and Mourning Dove. The pond which was previously stocked provides a great fishing opportunity. The ranch is perfect for Hunting, Fishing, shooting and Equine activities. Region & Climate Located just north of Ramah in Elbert County Colorado on the High Plains, the ranch receives 14-16 inches of annual moisture. The region is known for its good productive ranches and rural living. Ramah is a small quiet town along Highway 24 east of Colorado Springs. Location The ranch is located 47 miles from Denver Metro and 49 miles from Colorado Springs, Colorado, both boasting highly rated international airports, world class dining and entertainment and both at the base of the Rocky Mountains. For closer shopping options, both Falcon and Elizabeth Colorado are about 30 miles from the ranch.

LOCATION This 1,352-acre (+/-) tract is located just east of the town of Matheson in eastern Elbert County. Access is provided by US Highway 24 via Resolis Road with primary services located in Limon to east and Falcon/Colorado Springs to the west. Irrigation is provided by (3) sprinklers (2 Valley and 1 Zimmatic) with 160-acres under pivot. The sprinklers are supplied by (3) irrigation wells rated at a maximum pumping rate of 449 g.p.m. with a commingled annual appropriation of 400 acre-feet and positioned just south of Big Sandy Creek. The irrigated portions were most recently planted in corn and will remain fallow in 2025. Soil composition consists primarily of Nunn loam and Truckton sandy loam. The pasture areas contained north of the Big Sandy drainage consist of gently rolling topography with five-strand barbed wire perimeter and cross fencing. Primary forage sources consist of Western Wheat and Gramma grasses. Stock water is provided by (4) drinkers dispersed throughout (3 stock tanks and 1 dirt tank). This 1,352-acre (+/-) tract provides a unique combination of irrigated ground and highly grazable pasture for the eastern Elbert County area. Big Sandy Creek draws Mule Deer, Pronghorn and Turkey to the property with a number of trophy class bucks taken on-site and from the surrounding ranch over the years. Elk can be seen on occasion feeding from the prior corn crop and moving along the creek bottom. The parcel is not encumbered by a conservation easement. The owner may consider the separate sale of the irrigated ground or pasture portions. Call Brent Hedrick for a private tour.

97 acres west of Deer Trail with a ton of character. Deep draw, level to rolling terrain. Land Covered in native grasses (e.g., buffalo grass, blue grama), the land suits grazing, hay production, or conservation. Its semi-arid climate (15-17 inches annual precipitation) supports grazing. Recreation Good Mule Deer and Pronghorn area with no restrictions or HOA. Activities could include Shooting , hiking,ATV riding and wildlife viewing. Location The property, located 12 miles west of Deer Trail and 16 miles south of Byers, Colorado, sits in a rural area of Elbert County on the Great Plains, characterized by open grasslands and agricultural land. Denver International Airport is approximately a 50 minute drive via I-70.

Welcome to Wilde Elizabeth Horse Property, a breathtaking 10-acre equestrian estate just north of Elizabeth, Colorado. This long, narrow lot, fully treed with majestic pines, offers the perfect blend of rural serenity and modern convenience, complete with paved road access. Ideal for horse enthusiasts dreaming of a working horse property, or those seeking a peaceful country retreat. Land A fully treed lot that offers privacy and natural beauty. Even throughout the towering pines, the lush, well-cared for pasture grass allows for plentiful grazing. Improvements The charming 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home features a spacious mudroom with storage, perfect for storing gear after a day on the land. Cozy up by the fireplaces or entertain on the expansive, covered back deck, offering stunning views of the treed landscape. The heart of the home is designed for comfort and functionality, with plenty of space for family and guests. Equestrian facilities are top-notch, including an 18' x 15' loafing shed, well-maintained horse pens, and a lush grass pasture with excellent grazing. The property also boasts a massive 36' x 66' insulated shop with electric heating, shelving, and doors on both endsperfect for equipment, hobbies, or additional storage. A detached 30' x 30' two-car garage with built-in shelves and electric doors provides even more convenience. A chicken house allows for farm-fresh eggs. Three propane tanks ensure reliable energy for all your needs. Region & Climate The climate is semi-arid, with cold, snowy winters (lows around 10F) and warm, dry summers (highs near 85F). Annual precipitation is about 15-20 inches, mostly from spring and summer thunderstorms. Expect sunny days and low humidity year-round. History Elizabeth, Colorado, began in 1855 as a sawmill camp called Russellville along Running Creek. Gold was discovered in 1858, sparking a minor rush, but flooding forced relocation to its current site. Named after Elizabeth Gray Kimbark Hubbard, sister-in-law of Territorial Governor John Evans, the town was platted in 1882 and incorporated in 1890 with a population of 300. Early economic activities included logging, ranching, and dairy farming. The Denver & New Orleans Railroad, established in 1881, boosted growth. By 1901, Elizabeth had businesses, churches, and a school. Economic challenges hit in the 1920s, worsened by the 1930s Depression and a 1935 flood that ended rail service. The town remained a small, stable community, transitioning to a bedroom community by the late 20th century due to growth in nearby Denver and Colorado Springs. Today, with a 2020 population of 1,675, Elizabeth preserves its historic Main Street while managing suburban expansion. Location Elizabeth, Colorado, is located in Elbert County, approximately 45 miles southeast of Denver and 35 miles northeast of Colorado Springs, along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. Situated at an elevation of about 6,500 feet, it lies on the high plains with rolling hills, grasslands, and pockets of ponderosa pine forests. The town is centered along Colorado Highway 86, with Cherry Creek and Running Creek nearby, shaping its scenic, rural landscape. Elizabeth serves as a small commercial hub for surrounding ranches and farms, with a historic downtown featuring shops and community spaces, while its proximity to major cities makes it a growing bedroom community.

West Ranch is 1935 contiguous acres with Highway 86 frontage in Elbert County Colorado. Land 1935 acres of native grass forage with rolling terrain. The ranch has several stock dams and two livestock wells. Grasses are short grass varieties including Blue Grama Grass, Buffalo Grass, Needle and Thread Grass, Western Wheatgrass, Sideoats Grama Grass and others. The area is known as excellent grass country, with its high protein short grass that produces good gains and fat cattle. Improvements The exterior fences are like new and the wells and water tanks are in good condition. Recreation Pronghorn and Mule Deer make the property home along with Coyote and Bobcat. The wide open spaces offers space for shooting, hunting, UTV's or whatever you can dream up. Agriculture Part of a historic large family cattle ranch, the West unit has historically been a summer grazing unit. The carrying capacity is around 20 acres per cow calf unit. The ranch should support around 100 cows for the growing season. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Seller owned appurtenant mineral rights will convey to the purchaser. Region & Climate The area along the Highway 86 corridor is known for mostly mild winters, and warm summers. Annual moisture averages around 16 inches per year. History The area's history is deeply rooted in ranching, with many early settlers drawn to the fertile plains for cattle and sheep grazing. The surrounding landscape became known for its expansive rangelands, which supported diverse grass varieties such as blue grama, buffalo grass, and needle-and-thread grass, making it ideal for livestock. Location 15 minutes west of Limon Colorado and 30 minutes East of Kiowa, Colorado along Highway 86, the scenic route to the front range of Colorado.

Here is a parcel that has tons of potential and several nice building sites with mountain views. Underground electricity is in the process of being run underground along the western boundary of the property. This property would be ideal for the buyer looking to build a dream home or park an RV/trailer for a weekend getaway location. A survey has been recently completed and is available upon request. County maintained road frontage provides good year-round access and is only a short distance from paved Highway 96. Contact the listing agent for more information or to schedule a showing. Showings by appointment only. Property Details: Located Northeast of Rush, CO Several Nice Building Sites Mountain Views Good County Road Frontage Survey Completed 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.

Sprawling 35 + acre custom build homesite with unobstructed panoramic views and water rights! The property is zoned AG with new underground electric service being brought to the lot line. Each lot includes sufficient water rights to withdraw up to 4-acre feet of water per year for 300 years from the Upper Dawson Aquifer through an exempt domestic well which permits use of the water for domestic use, 1 acre of irrigation, and livestock on a farm or ranch. No HOA exists; however, Elbert County building regulations apply. Just 20 minutes south of Elizabeth Historic Main Street. Castle Rock is a 40-minute drive west, for just about any amenity needed. Denver International Airport and downtown Denver are each approximately an hour away. Come build your dream home on these ranchette style parcels!

Sprawling 35 + acre custom build homesite with unobstructed panoramic views and water rights! The property is zoned AG with new underground electric service being brought to the lot line. Each lot includes sufficient water rights to withdraw up to 4-acre feet of water per year for 300 years from the Upper Dawson Aquifer through an exempt domestic well which permits use of the water for domestic use, 1 acre of irrigation, and livestock on a farm or ranch. No HOA exists; however, Elbert County building regulations apply. Just 20 minutes south of Elizabeth Historic Main Street. Castle Rock is a 40-minute drive west, for just about any amenity needed. Denver International Airport and downtown Denver are each approximately an hour away. Come build your dream home on these ranchette style parcels.

Sprawling 35 + acre custom build homesite with unobstructed panoramic views and water rights! The property is zoned AG with new underground electric service being brought to the lot line. Each lot includes sufficient water rights to withdraw up to 4-acre feet of water per year for 300 years from the Upper Dawson Aquifer through an exempt domestic well which permits use of the water for domestic use, 1 acre of irrigation, and livestock on a farm or ranch. No HOA exists; however, Elbert County building regulations apply. Just 20 minutes south of Elizabeth Historic Main Street. Castle Rock is a 40-minute drive west, for just about any amenity needed. Denver International Airport and downtown Denver are each approximately an hour away. Come build your dream home on these ranchette style parcels!

40-acre parcel of ranch land, ideal for residential development, located just north of Highway 94 with convenient county road frontage. Key Features: Expansive 40 Acres: Perfect for agricultural use or residential development. Flexible Zoning: Zoned agricultural, accommodating various uses and development potential. Abundant Wildlife: Home to deer, antelope, upland birds, and coyotes, ideal for nature lovers and hunters. Convenient Location: Easy access to nearby towns via Highway 94. Scenic Views: Enjoy the beautiful Colorado landscape with rolling plains and clear skies. This property offers endless possibilities for agriculture, recreation, or residential projects. Contact me today for a private showing. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order 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.

Sprawling 35 + acre custom build homesite with unobstructed panoramic views and water rights! The property is zoned AG with new underground electric service being brought to the lot line. Each lot includes sufficient water rights to withdraw up to 4-acre feet of water per year for 300 years from the Upper Dawson Aquifer through an exempt domestic well which permits use of the water for domestic use, 1 acre of irrigation, and livestock on a farm or ranch. No HOA exists; however, Elbert County building regulations apply. Just 20 minutes south of Elizabeth Historic Main Street. Castle Rock is a 40-minute drive west, for just about any amenity needed. Denver International Airport and downtown Denver are each approximately an hour away. Come build your dream home on these ranchette style parcels.

This is where country living meets wide-open freedom. With sweeping views of Pikes Peak and the Front Range, the open landscape offers endless potential, whether youre dreaming of a custom home, an equestrian setup, or a place to spread out and soak in the fresh air. Fully fenced and situated on a prime corner lot, it provides both space and accessibility. The land offers flexibility for horses, outbuildings, or whatever suits your lifestyle. Just five minutes from the town of Elizabeth, with groceries, dinning, shopping, and cafes, you get the best of both worldscounty living plus small-town charm and easy access to Denver, Parker, Castle Rock, and Colorado Springs. CORE is the electrical provider for the area. They have a helpful estimator tool on their website. This is land is for those who want space, views, and a taste of the good life.