Otero County, Colorado Land For Sale (15 results)

Situated on the corner of 22nd Street and San Juan Avenue is a large commercial building that was previously used as a medical clinic for many years. This property is conveniently located in a general commercial district surrounded by other professional buildings, including Otero College. Two front door entrances with divided spaces would allow for multiple businesses to use the building. The full property is .72 acres that includes a parking lot for customers as well as covered parking at the back of the building for employees. The building consists of 33 rooms, 8 half bathrooms, 1 large reception room, and a partial basement. All medical rooms have a built-in corner sink. See floorplan for the full layout of the building. Plan your in-person tour and consider how your business will benefit from this space!

Invest in this income-producing property with high visibility off of Highway 50. Located between Swink and La Junta sits 14.36 acres of irrigated farm ground with an established 1,020-square-foot Farm Market. The Arkansas Valley is known for its rich history of locally grown produce, bringing business from near and far during the growing season. This turn-key business is ready for its next owner with all operating supplies remaining on the property. Including but not limited to; produce stands, coolers, scales, cash register, and chili roasters. The building has an additional storage room with a walk-in cooler for produce. There is a 1/2 bathroom, kitchenette/office, a furnace, and a large roll-away swamp cooler. The property has a South Swink water tap, propane tank, septic system, and electricity through Southeast Colorado Power. An irrigation well supplies the water for the flood-irrigated 11-acre +/- farm field. 21.25 square acre-feet is adjudicated to the well for the 2025 growing season augmented through AGRA. Contact the listing agent to discuss the opportunities that this property has to offer!

4 city lots in the General Commercial District, located on a corner lot for easy accessibility. This vacant property consists of 14,000 sq. ft. of flat dirt work with city utilities available. This would be a great location to bring a new business to the city of La Junta!

100 +/- acres with both sides of the Arkansas River near Manzanola Colorado! Supreme Deer, Turkey and Waterfowl property.. Land 80 acres in Otero County and 20+ acres in Crowley County, this property is an affordable hunters dream! The ranch is a mixture of grasslands and mature Cottonwoods trees along the river. The ranch encompasses over 1700 feet of both sides of the Arkansas River! Good building sites for your future home. Recreation Turkey, Whitetail Deer, and Waterfowl abound on this oasis. Additionally there is upland bird habitat and occasional elk. This ranch would make the perfect hunting and recreational getaway. Elk are over the counter tags! GMU 129. Region & Climate The area has a semi-arid climate with generally mild winters and hot summers. The area averages about 12-15 inches of precipitation annually. The area is home to fertile irrigated farms and large cattle ranches. Nearby Rocky Ford is the melon capital of Colorado. History Founded in the late 19th century, Rocky Ford has a rich history tied to agriculture and the development of the railroad. It became a significant shipping point for produce, particularly melons, which earned the town the nickname Melon Capital of the World. Location The ranch is situated between Manzanola and Rocky Ford Colorado. Manzanola is 44 miles east of Pueblo Colorado via Highway 50. Pueblo has an estimated population of 110,000 and is the shopping and cultural center of the region.

This beautiful, 3-acre property is located 2 miles west of Rocky Ford and includes a single wide mobile home, horse corrals, outbuildings, and sheds. There is a Eureka water tap as well as natural gas and electricity through Black Hills Energy. This property was once used as a horse facility. The round pen and horse stalls are all made up of heavy-duty paneling and the rest of the property is fully fenced with woven wire which would hold in goats or sheep. An old home foundation and septic tank and leach field is also on the property. You could use the grounds as-is or build a dream home to your liking. The possibilities are endless with this property!

Now Available, in North La Junta is the property you have been waiting for. 3-bedrooms, 1 bathroom, barn, and livestock shed all sitting on 6 acres. This property is ready for you and any animals that you may have! This home features an updated kitchen and bathroom and $28,000 worth of home repairs done in the last year; including, updated electrical upstairs, a new sump pump system, and house supports in the crawlspace. Homes with acreage are hard to come by. Don't let this one slip away!

The Jerry Bay Farm presents a unique investment opportunity in agricultural real estate, encompassing farm properties that boast dediversified crop production. The farm is located in the legal jurisdiction of Township 22 South, Range 54 West of the 6th PM. Legal Description spans Section 27 (NE), excluding approximately 5.24 acres for a designated home site in the NW corner. Soils The Jerry Bay Farm is comprised predominately of Class I & Class II soils. The soils quality of the farm gives the opportunity to maximize crop production with approximate management. The predominant soils series include: Nepesta clay loam, Numa clay loam, Korman and Neesopah loams and Rocky Ford silty loam. Water and Crop Acres Water resources play a crucial role in the agricultural productivity of the Jerry Bay Farm. The property includes 145 shares of the Holbrook Mutual Irrigation Canal. This significant water allocation enhances the farm's irrigation capabilities. The total crop acres consist of approximately 124.6 FSA acres under irrigation. Improvements and Irrigation In a strategic move to enhance agricultural efficiency and ensure optimal crop irrigation, the farm has recently invested in a new 2023 Rienke Model #2065, a state-of-the-art 7-tower sprinkler system. With the addition of the new sprinkler system, it placed approximately 124.6 acres under pivot irrigation center. With the new sprinkler system in place, the farm is poised to elevate its crop production and improve water management on the farm. Other improvements include a hay shed that is located on Section 22 which is across the county road from Section 27 where the sprinkler is located. The site also contains an East End Municipal Water Tap. The approximately 6 acres in which the hay shed is located would also provide a nice building site for a residence with the convenience of city water. Crops: The Jerry Bay Farm boasts a history of successfully cultivating various crops, including Alfalfa, Corn, Forage Sorghum, Triticale, Watermelons and Cantaloupes. This diverse range of crops not only underscores the versatility of the land but also indicates its adaptability to different agricultural pursuits. The most recent use of the property has been for corn, alfalfa, and forage sorghum production. The addition of the new sprinkler system will position the farm to increase more of the acreage into alfalfa production if desired. With the soil, climate and water the farm is well positioned for alfalfa production all the while offering the opportunity of other crops as well. Hunting: In addition to its agricultural potential, the Jerry Bay Farm offers hunting opportunities, with a population of Mule Deer frequently visiting the property. This additional recreational aspect adds to the overall appeal of the investment, catering to individuals with varied interests in both agriculture and outdoor activities. Location Directions: For ease of navigation, clear directions are provided to the farm. The farm can be accessed by heading east approximately four miles from Cheraw on CR KK, situated on the south side of CR KK and CR 35. Conclusion In summary, the Jerry Bay Farm situated in the Arkansas Valley North of La Junta, Colorado, stands as a comprehensive and diversified investment opportunity, combining agricultural productivity, water resources, and recreational appeal. The area with strong and robust cattle feeding economy offers a consistent market demand for alfalfa, other hays, silage and corn production. The farm legal clarity, and historical crop success contribute to its attractiveness as a robust investment in the vibrant landscape of agricultural real estate. TAXES: $2841.84 (2024)