Las Animas County, Colorado Land For Sale (74 results)

An amazing 35+ acre property will not disappoint! Includes a 4,286 sq ft home with two levels, metal building garage/shed, and horse barn. This property also contains a 1,400 sq ft metal building shop and garage for multi-use. Don't miss the 1,200 sq ft barn with an office, 4 stalls with feeders, water, and electricity sitting next to an 8x16 wood shed. Home is spacious and open - upper level has a living room with wood stove, dining room, huge kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 doors to the wrap around deck with views of Fishers Peak. Lower level has 1 bedroom and 3/4 bath, kitchen area and large bar room, area for a pool table, tv room with wood stove, office, 2 storage closets, a plant room, and 2 doors to walk out the back. Newer appliances including washer & dryer, dishwasher, 2 microwaves, 2 refrigerators, electric range, toaster oven. Shop/Garage w/ 300 amp elect., 40x60, concrete floor, 3/4 bath, W/D hook ups, water heater, shop sink, overhead lights, two 12x12 doors and 2 entry doors. Barn is 30x40, tack room w/concrete floor, 4 horse stalls, doors outside each stall, water & electric. RV site w/elect, water,& dump. Property is fenced with mountain meadow and trees.

Without a doubt, this property is one of our TOP 5 FAVORITE properties that we've EVER had for sale! This 40-acre ranch is tucked into the Rocky Mountains in Southern Colorado and features electricity already dropped onto the property, a Connex box (sea container) that conveys with the property, a seasonal pond, great access, mountain views, and seclusion on a private dead-end road! For more information on this beautiful property, visit the property listing on our website: www . SavvyLands . com *PLEASE NOTE: If you would like to view this property in-person, you will need to reach out to us for the combination to the gate that leads into the area the property is in! PURCHASING THIS PROPERTY FOR CASH: - Discounted Cash Price: $119,999 (Buy for CASH and SAVE!) PURCHASING THIS PROPERTY WITH SELLER FINANCING: - Seller Financing BASE Price: $150,461.50 - Seller Financing Down Payment: $50,000 - Seller Financing Monthly Payments: $1,500 (Note: this monthly payment includes interest but does NOT include loan fees, see below for details) - Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Years): 10 - Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Months): 120 ABOUT THE SELLER & DISCLAIMER: - At Savvy Lands, LLC we work hard to acquire quality properties at great prices so that we can pass along those savings to you, our customers! - We encourage everyone to perform their own due diligence on each property or hire a real estate professional to represent you. - The information that we have provided within this listing is representative of the best information that we had at the time of the posting and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. - You are responsible for verifying all information prior to purchase.

One of a kind! This ranch style metal building erected in 2016 is nestled on 35+ acres with trees and views in Trinidad Lake Ranches subdivision. Beautiful floors and elegant lighting throughout. Kitchen has lots of cabinetry with epoxy countertops and HUGE pantry. Home includes 5 BR or 4 with an office & a full bath with jacuzzi tub & the master bath. Large quality walk in shower & elegant vanity with double bowl sinks. 18x19 Master BR includes large walk in closet. All the other bedrooms have closet organizers making them more usable. Floors are a combination of elegant epoxy, tile and laminate. The evening blue lighting throughout compliments the glamorous interior of the home. The laundry is quite convenient & home is serviced with city water, septic & electric forced air/central air furnace. Includes 50x22 4 car insulated garage & shed & animal shelter. Gated driveway Horses Allowed; RV Parking; Storm Doors; Storm Window Agriculture Zoning, 25% mineral rights interests

Gently sloping south facing 35 acre parcel located off a dead end spur road just 2 miles from the ranch entrance at 6,900 feet. Nice wide building site area with easy access to power and water. Panoramic views of the entire Raton Mesa all overlooking Fisher Peak State Park. 15 minutes to downtown Trinidad or Trinidad Lake State Park! Competitively priced at $99,000

35-acres dotted in large boulders with tall pine forest! Located at 7,820 feet, approx 15 minutes from Weston, CO and 45 mins from Trinidad, CO Near Monument Lake, North Lake and the 30,000 acres Bosque Del Oso SWA Offering lots and lots of stand alone boulders and numerous rock-outcroppings!! Pine forest at this altitude offers Douglas Firs, Blue Spruce and Ponderosa Pines!! Large snow-capped Sangre de Cristo Mtn Range views!!!!! Southern sun and dark skies!!! Great build sites for a cabin or year-round home Power is to the edge of the property Cul-de-sac dead end road for added privacy! Old windmill located in the bottom valley Priced at $99,000

35+ acre mountain property located at 7,300+ feet on the south side of Blackhawk Ranch. Driveway access off private ranch dead-end spur road takes you onto the top of the tree-covered parcel with great potential areas to use for future building/camping sites. Dynamite vantage points to take in the spectacular mountain scenery with easy access to electric. Approximately 30 minutes to Walsenburg or 40 minutes south to Trinidad, Colorado on year round accessible roads. Competitively priced at $115,000 with power to property edge!

70 acre spread located at 7,200 feet approximately 30 minutes from Trinidad, CO Underground power to property edge Big snow-capped views of the Sangre de Cristo Range & both Spanish Peaks! Two sides road frontage Treed with pinion and juniper pines Lots of Elk roam through this area which is located in Unit 85 100% Southern sun Quality access roads Several usable/level build sites to choose from. Pull right onto the property the day of closing with the camper! Dark skies Priced to move at $149,000. Seller financing available Click on my web site link to view drone video!

Sleeper Canyon Ranch is the kind of property hunters look for in southern Colorado: manageable acreage, strong elk country, over-the-counter opportunity, and easy access from Trinidad and I-25. Game Unit: Located in Colorado Game Management Unit 85. Hunting Opportunity: Unit 85 is known for its healthy elk population and strong late-season opportunity as elk move to lower elevations. Hunting Tags: Over-the-counter elk tags opportunity adds practical hunting value. Located in Game Management Unit 85, just 6 miles from I-25 and the town of Trinidad, this 160 deeded acre ranch sits at elevations ranging from approximately 6,800 to 7,400 feet. That combination of access and seclusion is part of what makes the property appealing. You can get there without much trouble, but once on the ranch, it feels removed enough to serve its purpose as a hunting property and private retreat. The land carries a rugged mix of terrain, with juniper and pinyon pine providing the kind of cover that wildlife use naturally. This is elk country, and Unit 85 has long been recognized for its healthy elk population. Elk are spread across the land through much of the season, but as colder weather and snow push them lower, the late rifle seasons can bring real opportunity on ground like this. That matters for the buyer who understands how animals move and why elevation and cover play such an important role. A highlight of the property is its location in an area where over-the-counter elk licenses add simplicity and practical hunting value. For many buyers, that ease of access to opportunity is a meaningful part of ownership. It allows the ranch to be enjoyed without overcomplicating the experience. Sleeper Canyon Ranch is not trying to be something it is not. It is a solid 160 acre holding in a good hunting unit, with the terrain, vegetation, and location to serve well as a recreational property, hunting base, or private getaway. For the right owner, it is a chance to step into a piece of southern Colorado that offers both utility and breathing room.

Just an hour or so north of the New Mexico State line, there's a part of Colorado that still offers an unspoiled Rocky Mountain lifestyle, one defined by tranquility, abundant wildlife, and unmatched mountain views. Nestled away in this spectacular region is Spirit Mountain Retreat, a 35.1-acre property boasting an incredible 2-story, 5-bed, 4-bath, lodge-style home offering unrivaled tranquility, with not a single neighbor in sight. Improvements The home features an abundance of open space, 4 first-floor bedrooms, a spacious multipurpose loft, and a vast second-floor master suite opening onto a Trex deck that boasts some of the best views in the Rockies. Other features include hardwood and Saltillo tile floors, exposed handcrafted log beams, a double-sided fireplace at the heart of the home's entertaining space, an elaborate water feature, a well-appointed kitchen, numerous exquisite interior design touches, a spiral staircase, and an open floor plan linking cooking, dining, and entertaining space. The detached garage and shop has parking space for 3 vehicles, as well as a 1718 first-floor workspace and a full-size bathroom. Upstairs, there's a beautiful studio apartment running the full length of the building, offering approximately 900 sf of living space. At just over 35 acres, the property is already fully fenced, with level to gently rolling topography, abundant pine trees, and plenty of room for horses. The property has both a well and cistern system. The charming small town of Aguilar is only 10 miles east, with I-25 just beyond. Other driving distances: Colorado Springs airport, 119 miles; Denver airport, 199 miles; Santa Fe, 225 miles; Wolf Creek Ski Area, 166 miles. Located in CO hunting unit 85. A collection of lodge-style and western-themed furniture, perfect for this home, is potentially available.

Located in Las Animas County, Colorado, just outside the small rural community of Model, this 35.5 acre tract offers a rare opportunity to own affordable acreage in southeastern Colorado. Priced at $35,000, this property presents a versatile option for recreational use, camping, and long-term land investment in a region known for wide-open spaces, strong rural character, and proximity to major outdoor and public land resources.The parcel features flat topography, making it highly usable for camping setups, RV access, or future improvements depending on buyer intent and county regulations. The land is covered in native vegetation, including mountain cholla and other high plains plant life, providing a natural setting that reflects the true character of southeastern Colorados shortgrass prairie and high desert transition zone.Access to the property is conveniently located just a short drive from State Highway 350, a primary corridor connecting rural communities and recreational lands throughout Las Animas County. This proximity allows for relatively easy access while still maintaining a quiet, secluded setting away from major development and urban activity.The surrounding region is known for its vast open landscapes, ranching heritage, and proximity to large tracts of public and restricted-use land. The property sits near the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site, a well-known military training area that encompasses a large expanse of open terrain. While the site itself is restricted, its presence underscores the expansive, undeveloped nature of the surrounding region and contributes to the preservation of open space in the area.Located within Colorado Parks and Wildlife GMU 134, this area supports a healthy presence of native wildlife, commonly including mule deer, pronghorn antelope, coyotes, and a variety of upland bird species. The surrounding landscape offers excellent opportunities for wildlife observation, seasonal recreation, and general outdoor enjoyment. With its wide-open terrain, minimal development, and low light pollution, the property also provides ideal conditions for stargazing, night skies, and off-grid camping experiences, making it well-suited for buyers seeking a quiet recreational retreat or basecamp in southeastern Colorado.With increasing interest in rural Colorado land ownership, parcels of this size and price point continue to draw attention from investors and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The lack of improvements provides a blank slate for future development or continued recreational use.

Bonito Canyon Ranch features a 6,500 square foot, 3 bedroom, 4 bath luxury log home constructed by Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia which is considered by many experts as the most state-of-the-art, high-quality handcrafted log building company in the world. The meticulous attention to detail on display throughout the home is extraordinary. From the tile mosaic entryway depicting two bull elk battling created by world-renowned wildlife artist Chris Lacey to the hand-carved doors and up to 40 diameter western red cedar log beams throughout the home. The home is nicely positioned on the east-central boundary of the 566 acres with excellent trophy elk and mule deer hunting in the renowned Sangre De Cristo mountains of southern Colorado. Bonito Canyon is surrounded by large, world-renowned hunting properties such as Ted Turners Vermejo Park, Hill, Tercio, and nearby Bar NI Ranches and other well-managed trophy hunting properties ensuring the ability to employ excellent resource and game management practices with like-minded neighbors. Sporting Features: This part of the Sangre de Cristo range is widely known for its trophy-quality elk and mule deer hunting. Bucks in excess of 180 and bulls in excess of 350 are not uncommon here. Elk tags are available over-the-counter, and the ranch qualifies for landowner mule deer tags. The home is situated on the eastern boundary of the property so that the vast majority of the land itself is unmolested by human activity. The habitat improvement projects and timber management serves to enhance conditions and hold the wildlife for the vast majority of the year ensuring high use of game animals throughout the spring, summer and fall. In addition to trophy deer and elk, there are significant numbers of black bears and Merriams turkey as well as numerous other species of non game animals. Bonito Canyon is surrounded by very large, world-renowned hunting properties such as Vermejo Park Ranch, Tercio, Hill, and Bar NI ranches, ensuring ownerships ability to employ excellent resource and game management practices with like-minded neighbors. While most hunters dont visualize a 566 acre property being large enough to consistently hold big game, due to its location, natural terrain as well as the habitat and forestry projects the guests of the ranch have consistently found elk and deer from the beginning of archery season in early September through the end of rifle season in late November.

Expansive grassland consisting of 2,271 acres located north of Hwy 350 near Thatcher, CO. Located approximately 44 miles southwest of La Junta and 35 miles northeast of Trinidad, this property offers a variety of uses including grazing, hunting, recreation, and the option for a new home site. The majority of the property is flat grassland with drought tolerant grasses including Blue Grama and Buffalo Grass. On the elevated acreage there is Pinon and Juniper Tree coverage as well as a natural spring that carries water to the lower part of the property when ground water is high. There are ravines with sandy creek beds that carry seasonal water drainage, creating the perfect habitat for wildlife with protection from the pinons and the dirt and stone sidewalls of the ravines. The property is located in Game Management Unit 134, bringing a high value for hunters with the ability to apply for a land owner tag. Ten ponds are scattered throughout the ranch holding snow melt and rain. The two larger ponds at the center of the property hold water longer allowing cattle to drink year round. There are two wells on the property, the registered well is permitted for livestock & domestic use. There are multiple tanks on pipeline including one tank that is situated between 2 separate pastures. This allows water access from both sides of the tank in order to practice rotational grazing for grass management. There is 4 strand bared wire fencing along the perimeter of the ranch as well as cross fencing along the southern portion creating 3 separate pastures. An older homesite sits on the south east corner of the property and has a barn, corrals, two homes, multiple outbuildings, and a separate well. The improvements are easily accessible via County Road approximately 1.5 miles off of Highway 350. Incredible views of Fishers Peak and The Wet Mountains await. A portion of the property has highway frontage and consists of approximately 116 acres. This is also being offered as a separate sale, if desired. Well Information Permit Number: 126603 620 feet deep Permitted for dometsic & livestock use Vegetation Drought tolerant grasses including Blue Grama and Buffalo Grass Pinon & Juniper Trees Yucca & Cactus Soil Types Silt Loam Silty Clay Loam Additional Improvements Homesite with 2 homes, barn, and pipe corrals Secondary well Wildlife Mule Deer, Whitetail Deer, Antelope Game Management Unit: 134

The South Apishapa Ranch provides discerning buyers with a fantastic opportunity to acquire a rare mixture of an iconic and historic Southeastern Colorado grazing ranch with the habitat necessary to support both the livestock and all the varieties of wildlife that call this ranch home. The ranch is comprised of 2,360 deeded acres and is the ideal setting for a wide variety of wildlife species. The ranch provides critical habitat for large game, including mule deer, pronghorn antelope, elk, and Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. Predators, including coyotes, bobcats, mountain lions, and bears, can be found here, as well. Other wildlife species common to the area are rabbit, turkey, scaled quail, and dove. This diverse wildlife population makes the ranch an attractive location for hunting enthusiasts. The ranch also offers potential for economic benefits through hunting leases, in addition to its current cattle grazing lease, or an opportunity to run your own cattle on the land. The property is sufficiently deeded to apply for landowner tags, which helps create more value through hunting. The ranch adjoins the Apishapa State Wildlife Area, which adds an additional 7,935 acres of wildlife habitat with permitted public access, enhancing the total hunting potential of the ranch. The Apishapa River, a seasonal tributary, flows through the ranch's canyon bed but is dependent on precipitation and runoff conditions.PROPERTY FACTS: *2,360 deeded acres *Apishapa Canyon frontage *World-class Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep and mule deer *Year-round access from County Road 94 *Abuts the 7,935 acre public access Apishapa Wildlife Area *Game Management Units 133, 134, and S38 *Fenced for cattle grazing, with a grazing lease currently in place *Pinyon and juniper trees are scattered across the ranch and concentrated along the canyon rim *Catch ponds create a great water source for wildlife and livestock *Well permit # 295539-A, well Depth 275 production 6-7 gpm *Mountain views of the Spanish Peaks and Greenhorn Mountain

This 5+/- acre parcel is located in Las Animas County, in a region characterized by rolling hills and open landscapes. The property is relatively flat, ranging from 7380 feet to 7420 feet in elevation, providing a manageable terrain suitable for a variety of recreational or residential uses. A small lofted barn cabin is located on the property. The cabin includes a bathroom with shower, kitchen, and a 3-gallon water heater. An RV water pump is installed to allow use of the sink and shower. Power is currently supplied by a generator through a 120-volt plug connection, and nearby electric service is located along Mannel Road for those who wish to connect in the future. A compost toilet is included, and water can be hauled in or potentially supplied by a household-use-only -well, subject to county and state regulations. The propertys location places it within easy driving distance of several major public land areas known for hunting and recreation. The Spanish Peaks State Wildlife Area is approximately 15 minutes away, offering thousands of acres of public access. Bosque Del Oso State Wildlife Area, San Isabel National Forest, and the Spanish Peaks Wilderness Area are also nearby, expanding access to large tracts of public land for hunting, hiking, and other outdoor activities. The property is located in Colorado Parks and Wildlife GMU 85 with stable populations of elk, mule deer, turkey, and black bear. This parcel offers convenient access for those looking to enjoy the outdoors while maintaining a private base on their own land. The propertys relatively flat terrain provides flexibility for parking an RV, building an off-grid cabin, or improving the existing structure. Situated in a rural area with minimal development, the parcel offers privacy while remaining accessible to public lands and outdoor recreational opportunities. Potential uses for this parcel include a recreational retreat, a cabin site, or an off-grid home. The property offers flexibility for buyers interested in recreational property in Las Animas County, with access to public lands and natural surroundings while maintaining a relatively manageable and flat terrain. The propertys combination of accessibility, mild terrain, and proximity to several well-known public hunting and recreation areas makes it a strong option for outdoor-minded buyers seeking a manageable parcel in southern Colorado.

This 36.01 +/- acre parcel in Las Animas County offers a quiet and functional setting for recreational use, grazing, and future planning. Located near the small community of Model, the property lies just off Highway 350, which connects Trinidad and La Junta. Although rural and secluded, the land remains approximately 50 minutes from both towns, providing access to groceries, fuel, medical services, and general amenities.The acreage includes two small seasonal ponds that help attract wildlife and may supply supplementary water for livestock during wetter periods. A seasonal creek also runs through an arroyo on the property, contributing to a landscape shaped by natural drainage patterns. The land slopes from both the north and south toward a central low area near the Poitrey Arroyo, forming a natural drainage pattern that supports wildlife movement.Located off of County Road 88, the property offers approximately 14 +/- acres of buildable ground with practical access, and the more open terrain near the road allows for straightforward entry to this primary area. The parcel is entirely off-grid, with no existing utilities, and water wells in this region commonly range from 300 to 400 feet deep. Buyers may consider solar power, water development, and other off-grid infrastructure suited to their intended uses. The remainder of the 36.01 +/- acres includes rolling slopes, open ground, and arroyo features typical of the high plains landscape.Vegetation across the parcel includes pion and juniper trees, native tree cholla, eastern prickly pear cactus, and grass varieties typical of the southeastern Colorado plains. These habitat features support pronghorn antelope, mule deer, rabbits, and coyotes, all of which commonly frequent the property. Elk also move through the larger area on occasion.The parcel sits near the Comanche National Grassland, a significant public land destination offering hiking, horseback riding, biking, and seasonal hunting opportunities. The Grassland is home to mule deer, whitetail deer, pronghorn, elk, scaled quail, cottontail rabbits, coyotes, and foxes. The proximity to Comanche National Grassland provides convenient access to outdoor activities that are not available in other areas of southeastern Colorado.For those seeking acreage in a rural area with natural features, wildlife presence, and balanced proximity to two regional communities, these 36.01 +/- acres offer a practical base for recreation, livestock use, or off-grid planning. The location provides a blend of seclusion and access without restricting future development options.

This 40 acre property in Fisher Peak Ranch offers a well-balanced combination of usability, privacy, and scenic mountain views in a gated southern Colorado community. Located just outside of Trinidad, the property provides convenient access to town amenities while maintaining a sense of seclusion and space.Access is provided through a key-coded gated entrance, leading to maintained roads that reach the property. Turkey Run travels through the center of the parcel along a ridgeline, creating easy internal access and defining the layout of the land. Grand View Drive intersects and branches west, where several flat, usable areas offer ideal locations for a future build site. These locations offer a combination of accessibility, privacy, and views.The terrain is varied but highly usable, with a mix of gentle slopes, ridgeline topography, and flatter benches. Much of the property is covered in pinon pine, with scattered ponderosa providing additional character and shade. Oak brush, rock outcroppings, and natural features are present throughout, contributing to both the visual appeal and wildlife habitat.From multiple points on the property, there are direct views of the Spanish Peaks and the Sangre De Cristo Mountains. The elevated ridgeline provides a strong vantage point, while the land falling away on both sides creates a sense of depth and privacy.Wildlife is commonly observed in the area, including deer, elk, bear, and turkey. The property shows consistent wildlife sign, and its position within Fisher Peak Ranch, particularly as one of the more remote northern parcels, adds to its appeal for those seeking a quieter setting with less through traffic.Recreational opportunities are abundant both on and around the property. The surrounding region offers access to hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and off-road exploration. Nearby lakes and reservoirs provide fishing opportunities, while the nearby mountains offer additional public land access.Despite its private setting, the property remains conveniently located. Trinidad is a short drive away and offers a range of amenities, including grocery stores, restaurants, fuel, and services. Sizeable towns such as Raton and Walsenburg are also within reasonable driving distance, expanding access to additional conveniences and regional travel routes.This property presents an opportunity to own a well-positioned 40-acre tract with usable terrain, established access, and strong recreational potential in a desirable gated ranch community.

Check out this fantastic building lot located just minutes from Trinidad along Highway 12. Overlooking the Purgatoire River Valley, the property features elevated building sites close to power with incredible western views of the Sangre De Cristo Mountains. Rolling terrain with scattered pinon pines, ridges, and drainages with gravel road frontage on the eastern and northern boundaries. Local wildlife includes elk, deer, bear, turkey, waterfowl, and more. Watch elk and deer graze the grassy bottoms along the river right from your front porch!! Many adventure opportunities are nearby, including tens of thousands of acres of public lands, North Lake, Monument Lake, Trinidad Lake, and the Purgatoire River. Quaint nearby towns of Stonewall, Weston, and Segundo offer restaurants, tourist attractions, fuel, and other amenities. Contact Whitetail Properties Accredited Land Consultant Jerrod Meyer for more information!

This 74.3 acre property in Fisher Peak Ranch offers a unique combination of size, seclusion, and usability, with features that set it apart from typical parcels in the area. Comprised of a double lot, the property provides additional space, flexibility, and privacy, making it well-suited for a future home, recreational retreat, or long-term land investment.Power is available along the road, offering a practical advantage for future development. Access is available via both Powell Canyon and Antler Run, providing multiple routes into the property and enhancing overall usability. A roughed-in roadway extends from Powell Canyon Road up into the lower portion of the property, leading to a meadow area that serves as a natural focal point.The terrain is defined by a protected valley setting, with higher ridges on both sides creating a sense of seclusion and natural shelter. This topography not only provides privacy but also contributes to wildlife use and habitat quality. The valley floor offers more usable ground, while the surrounding ridges add elevation change and scenic character.A seasonal pond is located within the property, adding both visual appeal and a natural water source that can attract wildlife during winter snowmelt or wet weather runoff. The surrounding vegetation includes native grasses, brush, and timber typical of the region, supporting a range of wildlife species. Deer, elk, bear, and turkey are commonly found in the area, and the property shows signs of consistent wildlife activity.The land also carries historical significance, as it is located within an old mining area. Remnants of a historic mining camp can still be found on the property, adding character and a connection to the regions past. These features provide a unique element that distinguishes the property from others in the ranch.The combination of a secluded valley, existing access, and varied terrain creates multiple potential building locations. The lower meadow area accessed by the existing roadway offers a natural site for development, while higher points on the property provide additional options with views and privacy.Located within the gated Fisher Peak Ranch community, the property benefits from maintained access roads and a setting that supports both recreation and quiet enjoyment of the land. The location offers a balance between seclusion and accessibility, with Trinidad just a short drive away for everyday needs, including groceries, dining, fuel, and services. Additional amenities can be found in nearby towns such as Raton and Walsenburg.Recreational opportunities are readily available both on the property and throughout the surrounding region. The area supports hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and off-road exploration, with nearby public lands offering expanded access for outdoor activities. The propertys layout and features also make it suitable for continued wildlife use and habitat management.This 74.3-acre double lot presents an opportunity to own a larger, more secluded parcel with power, multiple access points, and a distinct valley setting. The combination of natural protection, historical features, and existing improvements makes it a versatile property with strong potential for both recreational use and future development.

This 35.1+/- acre parcel is located within the Black Hills Ranch subdivision of Las Animas County, Colorado. The property sits in a region known for wide open landscapes and long range views, including views of the Spanish Peaks, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, and Fishers Peak. The terrain consists of gently rolling ground with native grasses and scattered vegetation, providing usable acreage for a variety of recreational and residential uses.The property lies within Colorado Parks and Wildlife GMU 134. Antelope and mule deer are commonly observed in the area, with elk occasionally moving through. The surrounding landscape offers ample space for hunting, wildlife viewing, and general recreational use.Access to the property is provided by maintained roads along two sides of the parcel, allowing multiple options for entry and internal layout. Interstate 25 is a short drive away, offering convenient north and south travel through southern Colorado. Electrical power is available along the property boundary, reducing the need for extended utility runs. An entrance gate has already been installed and is designed for electric operation. All components for the electric gate are included but have not yet been installed.Fencing installation is currently underway and will be completed prior to closing. This adds defined boundaries and helps prepare the property for future use. Multiple potential building locations exist across the acreage, including two cleared areas that may serve as future homesites or staging areas.The property is located approximately 15 miles north of Trinidad, Colorado, which offers shopping, dining, medical services, and access to Trinidad Lake State Park. Walsenburg, Colorado is located approximately 30 miles to the north and provides additional services and amenities. The town of Aguilar is approximately 15 miles to the northwest, providing limited local services.This parcel provides a practical mix of access, available power, and usable land with multiple potential building locations. The setting north of Trinidad and south of Walsenburg offers room to enjoy a rural lifestyle while remaining within reasonable driving distance of local services. Don't miss this chance to enjoy Southern Colorados wide-open skies, breathtaking landscapes, and the freedom to make this land your own.

This 40.5 acre parcel in Las Animas County, Colorado, offers a rare remote, off-grid opportunity with direct access on two sides via rural county roads. The land gently slopes upward to the west, featuring scattered pinon-juniper along the western edge, as well as native vegetation like tree cholla and eastern prickly pear cactus. Elevated points provide views of Greenhorn Mountain to the west and sweeping vistas across Colorados eastern plains, creating an ideal setting for a variety of low-impact outdoor uses.Located just minutes from over 440,000 acres of public land at Comanche National Grassland, the property offers outstanding recreational opportunities. The grassland supports a variety of wildlife, including mule deer, whitetail deer, pronghorn antelope, elk, scaled quail, and cottontail rabbits, as well as predators like coyotes and foxes. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hunting, hiking, biking, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, and dispersed camping. Scenic canyons, fishing access points, and other natural and cultural features add to the appeal of this region.Despite its secluded, rural setting, the parcel is approximately 50 minutes from both Trinidad and La Junta, providing convenient access to groceries, fuel, medical services, and other amenities. The property is off-grid with no utilities, regional wells in the area typically range from 300400 feet in depth.This property combines physical access, scenic views, diverse vegetation, and proximity to extensive public lands, making it an ideal choice for a rural Colorado retreat, outdoor recreation base, or low-density off-grid homestead.

Large, remote, off-grid section available in secluded SkyView Ranch! This sprawling acreage offers fantastic options for building, camping, recreation, hunting, or whatever you desire! Just a short drive to Trinidad, CO, this property has peace and quiet close to nearby amenities and the I-25 corridor. Huge stands of towering ponderosa pines, heavy oak brush, deep canyons, and high ridges attract deer, elk, bear, and other local wildlife year-round. Located in an OTC unit, you can hunt elk every year during the archery or 2nd and 3rd rifle seasons without relying on the draw odds. Absolutely immaculate views of the Spanish Peaks, Sangre De Cristos, and Fishers Peak from a multitude of locations. Although most owners utilize local low-cost water delivery/hauling options, the nearest registered water wells are a modest 190-350 feet deep for possible drilling. No owner financing available. Access is great off of Tollerburg Road; 4WD and/or high-clearance recommended.

Large, remote, off-grid 47.12-acre lot in secluded Las Animas Ranch. This sprawling acreage offers fantastic options for building, camping, recreation, hunting, and more. Backing up to Pion Canyon, this ensures additional privacy and seclusion with less potential for future development. Close to Comanche National Grasslands for great hunting and recreational access. No covenants or restrictions ensure flexibility in your use of the property. Owner financing is available.

This 80 acre Las Animas county property is conveniently situated 2.5 miles from the Picketwire Ranch gate. Upon entering the upper portion of the property, the topography lends itself to a large plateau-like feature which allows for dramatic views of Fisher Peak as wall as the surrounding area in virtually every direction. What makes this property even more attractive is there is already a water well drilled and only needs a pump. There is seasonal pond as well as the meandering 2-track trail that leads out to the highest part of the property. This is rural Colorado living with no HOA or POA in a quiet area with a very mild winter and only 20 minutes from the city of Trinidad. Vegetation consists of native grasses, pinyon juniper, scrub oak as well as cottonwood trees along the valley. Come see for yourself why this would be a fantastic place to build or just have a recreational property with a generous landscape. Call today for an exclusive showing, sellers considering all offers!

This 36.39-acre property in Las Animas County, Colorado, is a true outdoor paradise, offering wide-open spaces, privacy, and endless possibilities for recreation, building, or investment. Gently rolling terrain and natural vegetation provide multiple ideal spots for a cabin, campsite, or off-grid retreat, allowing you to design your perfect escape. Wildlife is abundant, including deer, antelope, and the occasional elk, making it an exceptional location for hunting, wildlife watching, or simply soaking in the outdoors.One of the propertys most compelling features is its proximity to the Comanche National Grassland, along with multiple nearby public land access points, offering thousands of acres to explore, hunt, or adventure across. Whether youre seeking a secluded weekend getaway, an off-grid retreat, or a long-term investment, this parcel strikes the perfect balance of privacy, accessibility, and scenic beauty. Enjoy Southern Colorados wide-open skies, breathtaking landscapes, and the freedom to make this land entirely your own.

Since taking possession of this property, the current owners have spared no expense in the thoughtful planning, design, and implementation of a highly efficient irrigated farming operation capable of recycling the annual water allocation multiple times. The infrastructure, irrigation, and farming improvements have set the table for the enterprising operator to scale out lucrative cattle operations across the non-irrigated portions of the property. Working together, these systems create an ideal opportunity for the enterprising investor looking for a turnkey, all in one, farming and ranching operation. Oasis Farms consists of 10,936.58 total acres of rural agricultural irrigated farmland & native pastureland, with structural and irrigation improvements consisting of flood irrigated and center-pivot irrigated farmland. Location: 48999 CR 48, Model, Colorado. Approximately sixteen (16) to twenty-four (24) miles northeast of Trinidad, along the east side of US Highway 350, and both sides of (dirt/caliche) County Roads 48, 50, 52, 101, 105, & 107, in the central portion of Las Animas County, Colorado. Las Animas County, Colorado is currently designated as a Qualified Opportunity Zone. Legal Description Summary: Various Sections throughout Township 31 South, Range 60 West; & Township 31 South, Range 61 West; 6th P.M., Las Animas County, Colorado. (Complete and accurate legal description is pending title examination). Land Information: Size 10,936.58 total acres, of which approximately 4,947.84 acres (46%) are irrigable under flood irrigation or center-pivot irrigation, with the remainder in native pastureland, improvement sites, & roads. The subject property is considered to be irregular in shape with mostly level to slightly rolling topography. Blackwell Arroyo traverses the southwestern portion of the property. Access: Property is accessed along the east side of US Highway 350, and both sides of (dirt/caliche) County Roads 48, 50, 52, 101, 105, & 107. Zoning: Agricultural Zoning District - Las Animas County. Flood Zone: According to FEMA FIRM Panel No. 08071C1400C, dated August 28, 2019, the subject property does not appear to be located in a flood hazard area. The drainage of the subject appeared to be adequate for use as agricultural land. Mineral Activity: None. Improvements: Structural: Structural improvements located at the headquarters of the property include a 1,276 SF modular home in good condition, three - 672 SF modular homes, and a 2,800 SF steel-frame shop. Additional improvements include a 1,980 SF modular home in good condition located just east of US Highway 350, and three - 7,500 SF steel-frame hay barns constructed in 2018 located just southwest of the headquarters. Irrigation: Irrigation improvements include one - 2021 model -mile Zimmatic center-pivot system, six - 2020 model mile Zimmatic center pivot and two 2022 model mile Valley center-pivot systems. Site: Site improvements include a large set of wooden livestock working pens, numerous miles of concrete & dirt Model Irrigation Co. irrigation ditch, 3 70-HP VFD centrifugal water pumps, 30 miles of relatively new barb-wire fencing, 5 livestock water wells, 17 livestock water drinkers, numerous miles of underground irrigation lines, gates, pumps, etc. Utilities: Electricity, natural gas. Current Use: Agricultural land as flood/pivot irrigated farmland. Easements, Restrictions, and Encroachments: Typical utility easements are assumed to exist on the property. Additionally a natural gas pipeline right of way transects the property from the southwest to the northeast. Soils: Data from the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Soil Survey. The soils are listed in order of predominance on the subject property: Code Soil Description Capacity % of Subject Code WrB Wilid silty clay loam 1 to 3% slopes 23.20% 6c WyB Wilid silt loam 0 to 3% slopes 14.70% 4c MzA Manzanola silty clay loam 0 to 2% slopes 13.60% 4c Wilid Series- The Wilid series consists of very deep, well drained soils that formed in loess. Wilid soils are on plains and interfluves in MLRA 69. Slopes range from 0 to 12 percent. The mean annual precipitation is about 305 millimeters (12 inches). The mean annual temperature is about 11 degrees C (52 degrees F). These soils are rangeland or nonirrigated cropland. Native vegetation is mainly blue grama, galleta, sand dropseed, and western wheatgrass. It is correlated to the Loamy Ecological Site Description. Well drained; low or medium runoff; moderately high to high hydraulic conductivity. *Source: USDA-NRCS Official Soil Series Descriptions - Irrigation Water: Oasis Farms, LLC contains a total of 5,965.9 shares of the Model Land & Irrigation Company, out of a total of 5,967.9 shares, equal to 99.97% of the company. The subject is the only farm which uses water from this system, and approximately 80% of the Model ditch is owned and operated by the subject property. Additionally, these water rights equate to approximately 1/3 of the water held in the Trinidad Reservoir Dam. The water rights were originally decreed at 6,177 acres in 1925, and were appropriated in 1908 for 200 cfs from the Purgatoire River. Over time, portions of the water rights have been vacated, leaving a current total of 4,947.84 acres of irrigation water rights. The water rights are administered through the Purgatoire River Water Conservation District. Furthermore, diversions from the Purgatoire River into the Model Ditch vary greatly on an annual basis due to the amount of mountain rains and snow melt in the mountains west of Trinidad in the Purgatoire River watershed. As such, the previously mentioned storage rights located at the Trinidad Reservoir Dam become extremely beneficial. Over the past 10 years, annual water diversions range from 236.4 acre feet to 20,464.6 acre feet, with an average of 5,092.67 acre feet. This average calculates to approximately 1.03 AF per acre for the 4,947.84 acres of water rights associated with the subject property. The property contains significant infrastructure which catches and recycles remaining irrigation water after flood application. This infrastructure includes a series of ditches, canals, storage reservoirs, and water pumps strategically located throughout the property, and provides the ability to catch unused flood irrigation water and transfer it to various portions of the property for additional irrigation use. This has somewhat of a multiplying effect on the annual water diversions applied to the property. The information contained herein has been gathered from sources deemed reliable; however, Legacy Broker Group and its principals, members, officers, associates, agents and employees cannot guarantee the accuracy of such information. The information contained herein is subject to changes, errors, omissions, prior sale, withdrawal of property from the market without prior notice, and approval of purchase by owner. Prospective buyers should verify all information to their satisfaction. 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