Pueblo County, Colorado Land For Sale (81 results)

This expansive parcel at the end of the road in East Hatchet Ranch offers the perfect blend of privacy, open space, and big sky views. With wide-open, flat topography and a peaceful location, this property is an ideal canvas to build your dream home, barndominium, or hobby ranch in southern Colorado.The setting is truly spectacularenjoy breathtaking views in every direction, including iconic Colorado landmarks like Pikes Peak, the Spanish Peaks, Greenhorn Mountain, and the entire Wet Mountain Range. Whether it's morning sunrises or evening alpenglow, this land delivers the kind of scenery that never gets old.The property is partially fenced and located within the East Hatchet Ranch HOA, with a modest annual fee of $430. Power is already at the corner of the lot at the cul-de-sac, making future development easy and efficient. Neighboring water wells range from 500550 feet in depth, providing confidence in water access when you're ready to build.While the parcel offers supreme seclusion, it's also just minutes from the conveniences of Colorado City, Rye, Pueblo, and I-25. Enjoy nearby golf courses, restaurants, and shopping, or head out to explore hundreds of thousands of acres of public lands surrounding the region. Adventure opportunities aboundwhether you're into hiking, horseback riding, ATV/UTV use, or wildlife watching.Deer, elk, bear, turkey, and more roam the area, making this location a haven for outdoor lovers, hunters, and nature enthusiasts alike.If you've been looking for space, views, and freedomwithout sacrificing accessthis one-of-a-kind lot in East Hatchet Ranch delivers.

Nestled along 450 feet of pristine Arkansas River frontage, this remarkable 122+/- acre property offers a blend of agricultural productivity, scenic beauty, and recreational opportunity. Historically operated as the renowned U-Pick Heckmann Hollow Orchard and Gardens, the farm boasts over 800 mature fruit trees, including nine apple varietiesMcIntosh, Granny Smith, Gala, Red Delicious, Yellow Delicious, Wine Sap, Fuji, Jonathan, and Lodialongside peach, pear, mulberry, and cherry trees. The fully fenced orchards, including two male pollinator orchards, are safeguarded by 10-foot wildlife fencing. A 4,000-square-foot garden, also fenced and irrigated, provides additional cultivation space currently used for veggies, flowers, etc.A well-kept and newly remodeled 6-bedroom, 4-bath home anchors the property, including a 2-bedroom, 2-bath basement apartment. Supporting the farm's operations are multiple loafing sheds, storage sheds, a 4-stall detached garage, and a 23x18 building with full utilities roughed inperfect for a wild game processing facility, bakery, walk-in cooler, or additional living quarters.The property proudly holds exceptional water rights, including 5 shares of the Oxford Ditch and 40+ acre-feet of Agra water from a beautiful irrigation pond, fed by a 650 GPM pump. A combination of underground piping, gated pipe, and ditch irrigation efficiently sustains three fields of grass/hay mix which have been utilized for additional livestock grazing income by a local rancher, as well as all areas of the orchards. A meandering live-water ditch, with crystal-clear water year-round, further enhances the land's fertility and wildlife habitat.Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundant wildlife, including a resident elk herd, whitetail and mule deer, turkey, and waterfowl, as well as fishing and recreation along the Arkansas River. Scenic picnic areas near the pond and along the river offer the perfect settings to relax and enjoy the surroundings.For sustainability, the main home operates on solar power while remaining on-grid, generating solar credits for efficiency and cost savings.Whether you envision continuing the orchard legacy, expanding agricultural operations, or creating a recreational retreat, this incredible riverfront farm offers boundless potential.Don't miss your chance to own this one-of-a-kind legacy property!****check back soon for the full listing presentation including Premuim listing video, updated spring photos, and more!

Discover the perfect blend of natural beauty and serene seclusion with this exceptional 35-acre property, ideally situated just east of I-25 and the charming town of Rye. Nestled in of Colorado's Game Management Unit 128, you'll find antelope, elk, mule deer, and even the occasional whitetail deer roaming the area, offering endless opportunities to connect with nature. For outdoor enthusiasts and hunters, the proximity to nearby BLM and State Land opens the door to additional hunting and recreational adventures. The panoramic views of the iconic Spanish Peaks and majestic Greenhorn Mountain provide an awe-inspiring backdrop, creating a canvas of natural beauty that changes with every season. This property is not only a dream for nature lovers but also a fantastic opportunity for building your secluded retreat. With convenient access to I-25, you'll enjoy the perfect balance of privacy and accessibility. Whether you're seeking a tranquil escape, a hunter's paradise, or the ideal site for your dream home, this remarkable piece of Colorado has it all. Don't miss your chance to own this slice of paradise, right here in Southern Colorado.

Escape to 35 acres of pure Colorado beauty, perfectly positioned just east of I-25 near the charming town of Rye. Tucked within Game Management Unit 128, this property is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, with antelope, elk, mule deer and even the occasional whitetail deer roaming the landscape. Outdoor adventurers will appreciate the easy access to nearby BLM and State Land, offering additional opportunities for hunting and recreation. Breathtaking views of the Spanish Peaks and Greenhorn Mountain create a stunning, ever-changing backdrop for your private retreat. Whether you envision a peaceful getaway, a hunter's paradise or the ideal spot for your dream home, this property delivers both seclusion and convenience. With quick access to I-25, you can enjoy the best of both worldsprivacy and accessibility. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a pristine piece of Southern Colorado!

Welcome to Elk Tooth Ranch, located in the charming town of Rye, Colorado, nestled in the Greenhorn Mountain Wilderness of the San Isabel National Forest. Just an hour south of Colorado Springsand minutes from Pueblo and Walsenburgthis is Colorado mountain living at its finest. Spanning over 100 acres, the ranch sits atop a high mountain plain, with sweeping views of Colorados eastern plains and stunning backdrops of the Greenhorn Mountains and Fisher Peak. If you love the outdoors, Elk Tooth Ranch delivers an array of activities, including: snowmobiling, ATV riding, motocross, hiking, hunting, mountain biking, rock climbing, disc golfand even a ziplineare all within your own property lines. Nearby attractions include Holly Dot Golf Course, Bishops Castle, Lake Beckwith, and Lake Isabel. For the hunter, this property lies in GMU 84, where many of the states trophy quality Mule deer are found in and around the property, and white tail deer tags are over the counter. Elk can be hunted on a draw system, and Turkey are plentiful in the ranches fields. The ranch features a 6-bedroom (4 upper floor rooms are nonconforming, currently utilized as bedrooms), 4-bathroom home, thoughtfully designed with high gabled roofs, passive solar heat, and large windows that flood the space with natural light and expansive views. You'll also find a 3-car garage, a separate 2-car garage, and a new 7,000-square-foot insulated barn with a 4-bay shop, concrete floors, and a modern one-bedroom apartment complete with kitchen, bath, and laundry. The land itself is a mix of dense pine, aspen, juniper, open pasture, and a seasonal creek and pond. About 26 acres are fenced for livestockpreviously home to yakswith shelters, a frost-free watering system, and cross-fenced paddocks. A large fenced garden and orchard includes apple, cherry, peach, pear, and plum trees, as well as raspberries, currants, gooseberries, service berries, and blackberriesthriving in the regions rich soil.

Discover the perfect blend of seclusion, natural beauty, and rural charm on this 35-acre slice of Colorado paradise in Cedarwood Station. Gaze out over panoramic views of Greenhorn Mountain and the majestic Spanish Peaks from your future homestead. A seasonal pond helps to draw in abundant wildlife, including antelope, mule deer, and the occasional roaming elk. Power is conveniently available along the road, and the land's gentle terrain makes it ideal for building your dream off-grid home, hobby farm, or weekend retreat. Located just a short drive from expansive BLM lands, this property serves as the perfect home base for hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and endless outdoor adventure on public terrain. If you're ready to embrace the quiet, self-sufficient lifestyle, this property has everything you need to get started.

The perfect Waterfowl and Whitetail deer hunting and recreational property with 1 and 1/3 mile of Arkansas River Frontage, and numerous sloughs and duck ponds. Land 456 acres of river bottom on the Arkansas River. Perfectly set up with stocked ponds, waterfowl blinds. Open areas, brushy areas and treed areas. Perfect Whitetail and upland habitat. Numerous ideal building sites. Improvements The property includes a shop building, barn, corrals, pheasant pens, a single wide hunting camp and several duck blinds. The property is fully fenced and cross fenced and has a domestic water well. Recreation Windover is a premier hunting property for the outdoors person. The Ducks, Geese, and Whitetail Deer will keep you busy all fall. The Bass fishing will keep you busy all Spring and Summer. In addition, there is Elk, Mule Deer, Turkey, Dove and Quail. The ranch is the ultimate getaway property! Located in game management unit 129 with over the counter Elk tags! The ranch qualifies for the landowner preference draw for deer. Agriculture Set up with a barn and corrals, the property is set up to run cattle or horses. Region & Climate The region boasts very mild winters and hot summers. It's an area of productive irrigated farms and large cattle ranches. The Arkansas River, originating in the Rocky Mountains, is the lifeblood of the Colorado Southeastern plains. The fertile river valley borders the entire southern and eastern boundaries of the property. History Boone, Colorado, has a rich history rooted in the settlement patterns of the late 19th century. Founded in the 1880s, it initially served as a railway stop for the Santa Fe Railroad, facilitating trade and transportation in the region. The areas development was driven by farming and ranching. Location Located in eastern Pueblo County, near Boone Colorado along the Arkansas River. The ranch is located 29 miles east of Pueblo via E. Highway 96

Aspen Dr Beauty Awaits in Colorado City! New pictures and videos taken on May 25, 2024 Calling all outdoor enthusiasts! Build your dream mountain home on this buildable precious Aspen Dr quarter acre lot in Colorado City, Colorado. This is the perfect canvas for your escape into nature. Unparalleled Location: Near Greenhorn Creek. Minutes away from conveniences. Easy access to road frontage and utilities from this precious Aspen Dr quarter acre buildable creek lot. Stunning views showcase the areas building potential. Beckwith Reservoir nearby for water activities. Pueblo County: Renowned for breathtaking mountain ranges. Majestic Mountain Majesty: Greenhorn Mountain: This 12,000+ foot peak dominates the view. Panoramic vistas: See Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Trinidad, and I-25. Scenic contrast: Enjoy Pikes Peak to the north and Spanish Peaks to the south. Build with Confidence: Parcel #: 4713212135 | Legal Description: LOT 21 UNIT 12 COLORADO CITY AMENDED Size: 0.24 (10304.00) | Class: Vacant Approximate Address: 0 Aspen Dr, Pueblo, CO 81004 GPS Coordinates: 375754.2N 1045021.1W (37.965052, -104.839202) No restrictions or time limits on this precious Aspen Dr quarter acre buildable creek lot: Build whenever youre ready! Own with Peace of Mind: Clear title: Backed by a warranty deed. Low annual taxes: Only $157.74. No hidden costs: Free of back taxes, liens, HOA fees. Straight cash sale: Simple and transparent transaction. Active Lifestyle Beckons: Colorado City: A hub for outdoor activities like golfing, hiking, fishing, and more! Lake Beckwith: Enjoy water recreation and wildlife viewing. Public golf course: Tee off or relax at the clubhouse. Ready to Make Your Dream a Reality? This incredible precious Aspen Dr quarter acre buildable creek lot opportunity awaits! Ask questions and start building your mountain escape today. The seller ensures a smooth transaction and a clear deed. Dont miss out inquire now! Thanks for considering this property!

The 4,600 acre Point Pasture represents a unique and rugged portion of the historic Hermosilla Ranch. The Ranch can trace its origins back to an original Spanish Land Grant. Originally settled by Captain William Craig in the 1860's and later purchased by Civil War General Benjamin Butler, the ranch has a long history of farming and cattle operations. The Point Pastureis framed by a flat top mesa at the confluence of the Huerfano and Cucharas River Canyons with dramatic and sweeping views of the canyon rims and river drainage below. The land offers a once in a lifetime opportunity to develop and carefully design a legacy property for ranching, recreation, conservation, or hunting pursuits. Step back in time as you explore some of the most wild and untouched canyon country in Southeastern Colorado. The land is not only visually stunning but these canyons have a rich and colorful history.The Ranch lies within the broad Chaquaqua Plateau which stretches through Southeastern Colorado. Native Americans and earlier hunter gatherer cultures such as the Apishapa called these canyons home and evidence of habitation can be found in the form of rock drawings, tipi circles, and cave shelters. The Apishapa lived on the canyon walls and farmed on the canyon floor. Land Attributes Building Improvements: None Water Features: Several miles of winding Huerfano and Cucharas River Canyon along the boundary of the ranch. This river drainage is ecologically diverse with sub irrigated grounds, riparian plant and animal life, and is a protective haven for bird life and big game.The "Point Spring" which is evident on many old topographic maps still exists today. Located just below the canyon wall the spring emanates directly from a cliff cave and is still active. The water gravity flows down toseveral stock tanks for use of wild game and livestock. A new owner could renovate the piping for better productivity. Acreage: 4,600 +/- acres by legal description. Additional BLM and State lands border the ranch. Land Attributes: River, riparian land, deep canyons, cliffs, rock walls, mesa land, thickly wooded areas, bluffs, buttes, rock outcroppings, valleys and native grassland. Topography: River bottom, rugged canyons, rock out-croppings, mesa top, and valley areas. Recreation: Hunting, Shooting, ATV, UTV, Hiking, Camping, Horses Nearest Town(s): Walsenburg, Colorado Access: Pueblo County Road 701 Location and Accessibility The ranch is located approximately 25 miles northeast of Walsenburg, Colorado and is accessible year-round via a gravel county maintained road and boasts end of the road, locked gate privacy. The Ranch is easily accessible from the major Colorado cities without crossing mountain passes. Denver is 3.5 hours Colorado Springs is 2.5 hours Pueblo is 1.5 hours. Conservation Easements There are no conservation easements on this property, however, this property would be an ideal candidate for a conservation easement and has high quality conservation values. Recreational and Hunting The ranch is located in Game Management Unit 128 which is a Plains Unit and is accessible during all seasons. The Huerfano and Cucharas Rivers are active big game corridors. The terrain, water resources, forage, and protective bedding areas on this ranch combine to create outstanding habitat for elk, mule deer, white tail deer, antelope, and bear. Bighorn Sheep have also recently been reintroduced into these canyons.Unit 128 offers an extended OTC season for bull elk from mid-October to mid-November and numerous leftover C tags for cow elk are available for this unit each year. This area of southeast Colorado is known for producing large mule deer and pronghorn and many are seen regularly on the ranch. The ranch could be enrolled in the Landowner Preference Program (LPP) and receive multiple vouchers for mule deer and pronghorn. Equestrians, ATV, or off-road enthusiasts would love this property as there are miles of old trails running through most of the property. Zoning Agricultural Zoning

Located near the San Isabel National Forest and the quiet mountain town of Beulah, Colorado, this 40-acre property offers a new owner a great opportunity for a land investment, hunting property, home site, or horse property. Land This parcel has thriving grass and abundant trees, and is already fenced, saving a new owner a major expense and many man-hours of labor. A driveway runs the full length of the property, ensuring easy access. There are multiple building sites for a custom home, guest home, barn, arena, shop, and other structures. The property is located inside GMU 84, and has offered great hunting for elk, deer, antelope, and turkey. A grazing lease can be continued, ensuring active ag status for low property taxes. Power already crosses the property, and phone/internet service are available at the northern property line. Located on a county-maintained road, and approximately 1 mile from the Red Creek fire station. Beulah is 14 miles south, Pueblo is 11 miles east, and the Colorado Springs airport is 70 miles north, generally just a 1-hour drive. This property is not part of an owners' association.

Black Horse at Hatchet Ranch is a 40-acre parcel located in Pueblo County's quiet, unspoiled ranch country, and would make an ideal horse property, hobby ranch, or residential ranch property. Land Close to its entrance at its southwest corner, the property features gently rolling topography, with numerous potential building sites close to utility connections at the property line. Deeper into the property, the landscape gently descends to a nearly hidden canyon, then ascends again to hilltops offering some of the best mountain and plains views in the region. The majority of the property lies to the north, occupying a scenic valley with a level to gently rolling landscape that would be perfect as pasture and horseback riding space. Multiple stream beds cross the property, and will occasionally carry live water. This buildable parcel is easily accessed year-round, offers end-of-the-road privacy, and already has power (San Isabel Electric), phone service (Rye Telephone), and fiber-optic (Rye Telephone) at the property line. The property meets the acreage requirement for a domestic well permit; on construction, neighboring wells produced an astounding 20-30 gpm. Location The recreational opportunities offered by the San Isabel National Forest, the Arkansas River, and Lake Pueblo are within easy reach. The small town of Colorado City is just 9 miles away; Pueblo is 21 miles north; and the Colorado Springs airport is 65 miles north, generally well under a 1-hour drive via I-25.

Hatchet Ranch 54 is a 42.2-acre parcel located in Pueblo County's quiet, unspoiled ranch country, and would make an ideal horse property, hobby ranch, or residential ranch property. Land The property features gently rolling topography, with numerous potential building sites close to utility connections at the property line. Twin creek beds surround a bluff, atop which there are stunning mountain views, including Pikes Peak to the north and the Spanish Peaks to the south. Deeper into the property, the landscape opens up into level meadows, comprising nearly half the parcel's acreage, and creating great potential for pasture, riding space, or hidden building sites. This buildable parcel is easily accessed year-round via a quiet road, and already has power (San Isabel Electric), phone service (Rye Telephone), and fiber-optic (Rye Telephone) at the property line. The property meets the acreage requirement for a domestic well permit. If a new owner chooses to build, a home must be at least 1,500 sf; a separate guest house is allowed, as well as shops, barns, arenas, and corrals. The recreational opportunities offered by the San Isabel National Forest, the Arkansas River, and Lake Pueblo are within easy reach. The small town of Colorado City is just 15 miles away; Pueblo is 24 miles north; and the Colorado Springs airport is 71 miles north, generally well under a 1-hour drive via I-25. Three 40-acre parcels located across the road from this listing are also available, creating the opportunity for a buyer to purchase anywhere from 40 to 160 acres.

Located just outside of Pueblo, this 40.01-acre property is a prime building lot with stunning mountain views. Located just minutes from I-25, the property offers convenience while maintaining a peaceful, rural feel. Power is readily available along the road, and the area is served by well-maintained county roads, both gravel and paved, ensuring easy access year-round. Neighboring well depths range from 495 to 525 feet, making it a practical location for future development. Part of the desirable Eagle Ranch community. Whether you're looking to build your dream home or a weekend getaway, this property combines natural beauty with great accessibility.

40 acre rural property with mountain views, build-ready with a water tap for Wigwam Mutual Water CO. Embrace the tranquility of rural living on this expansive parcel, ideally located off I-25 between Fountain and Pueblo.This land offers gently rolling terrain, making it very buildable with multiple potential homesites. Zoned A-1 allowing for a variety of uses including agricultural, livestock and/or residential use. It is perfect for establishing a homestead, hobby farm or equestrian operations. Enjoy the peace of rural life with few restrictions and the ability to construct accessory structures like barns and workshops as you see fit. Bring your vision to life here! Central Colorado acreage for sale!

Escape to the Heart of Greenhorn Valley New pictures and video taken May 25, 2024: Calling all nature lovers! This striking, lovely small lot in NE Colorado City nestled in the heart of Greenhorn Valley, offers the perfect canvas for your dream mountain retreat. Unparalleled Location and Tranquility: Private Oasis: Greenhorn Creek flows serenely at the back of your property, creating a peaceful soundscape and a potential haven for wildlife viewing. Convenience at Your Doorstep: Enjoy the best of both worlds: this lovely small lot in NE Colorado City is just minutes away from essential amenities while surrounded by nature. Effortless Building: Easy access to road frontage and existing utilities makes getting started on your dream home a breeze. Breathtaking Beauty: Panoramic vistas showcase the incredible building potential of the area. Existing homes offer a glimpse of what your dream mountain escape could be. Water Recreation Paradise: Beckwith Reservoir, a short distance away, provides ample opportunities for boating, fishing, and enjoying the Colorado sunshine. Live in Natures Playground: Pueblo County is renowned for its awe-inspiring mountain ranges, creating a truly breathtaking backdrop for your new life. Majestic Mountain Vistas: Greenhorns Grandeur: This lovely small lot in NE Colorado City boasts stunning views of Greenhorn Mountain, the areas towering 12,000-foot peak. This iconic landmark will be a constant source of wonder from your windows. Panoramic Spectacle: Take in a breathtaking display of mountain ranges. Enjoy the majestic presence of Pikes Peak to the north and the dramatic contrast of the Spanish Peaks to the south. Unforgettable Sunsets: Witness fiery sunsets painting the sky above the mountain ranges, creating a truly magical experience every evening. Bonus Beauty: Discover nearby Lake Pueblo State Park and Stem Beach, offering additional opportunities for outdoor recreation. Build with Confidence and Peace of Mind: Key Details: Parcel #: 4618114298 | Legal Description: LOT 304 UNIT 14 COLORADO CITY AMENDED | Size: 0.17 acres (7525 sq ft) | Class: Vacant | Approximate Address: 0 Turkey Creek Dr, Pueblo, CO 81004 | GPS Coordinates: 375750.2N 1044847.0W (37.963955, -104.813058) Unlimited Potential: No restrictions or time limits on building allow you to create your dream home on your own schedule on this lovely small lot in NE Colorado City. Clear Title, Clear Conscience: Purchase with confidence thanks to a clear title backed by a warranty deed. Low Annual Taxes: Enjoy peace of mind with low annual property taxes of only $157.74. Transparent Transaction: This is a straightforward cash sale on this lovely small lot in NE Colorado City with no hidden costs like back taxes, liens, or HOA fees. Embrace the Active Lifestyle: Adventure Awaits: Colorado City is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Hike through breathtaking scenery, cast a line in pristine waters, or explore the wonders of nature on horseback. Lake Beckwith Paradise: Managed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Lake Beckwith offers opportunities for water recreation, fishing, and wildlife viewing, all within easy reach. Tee Off at Hollydot Golf Public Course: Challenge yourself on the course or relax and socialize at the clubhouse. Dont Miss Out on Your Dream Mountain Escape on this Lovely Small Lot in NE Colorado City ! This incredible opportunity awaits! Ask any questions you may have before buying. The seller is committed to a smooth transaction and will provide a clear deed upon payment. This is your chance to start building your dream mountain home on a flowing creek, surrounded by breathtaking beauty. Inquire today and begin your journey to a life filled with adventure and serenity!

Situated in the quiet farm country east of Pueblo, Colorado, this 3.79-acre horse property features a 3-bedroom/2-bath home (with central air!), 2-car garage, carport, multipurpose storage shed, large horse barn (approx. 24x50), and sizeable pasture with landmark trees that have been in place for generations. Land In addition to municipal water and sewer service, this property has its own well and a natural spring, both of which have been used for irrigation and watering livestock. The home has had numerous recent updates, including fresh interior paint and a new front door, new gutters, new awnings, new downstairs carpeting, and a new A/C condenser. The kitchen has a new refrigerator (LG 24 cu ft, with top mount freezer) and new stove (30-in, 5-burner, freestanding gas range with quick boil and even-baking technology). The house, garage, and storage shed all have new roofs, and the well has a new pump. In addition, the garage has a new side access door, and the house's enclosed back deck has been freshly restained. Other features include an access ramp to the home's front door, and a beautiful set of catalpa trees in the front and side yards. The property consists of two legally distinct parcels, creating development opportunities for the second, larger lot. It's located just off a quiet, paved road, and is fenced on the west, south, and east sides. Utility companies include Black Hills Power, Xcel Energy (natural gas), and multiple internet providers. No covenants, and no owners' association. The Autobee Farm is less than half a mile from the services available in Avondale. Downtown Pueblo is only 16 miles west, generally about a 15-minute drive. The Colorado Springs airport is 57 miles north, generally under an hour, mostly via I-25.

Nestled along the picturesque Pueblo Riverwalk, the Olde Towne Carriage House stands as a testament to timeless elegance and rich history. Constructed in 1892 as an extension of the Stewart Brothers' renowned blacksmith and carriage enterprise, this distinguished building has been meticulously preserved and thoughtfully modernized, offering a unique blend of historic charm and contemporary function. As a contributing property within the Union Avenue Historic District, the Carriage House showcases classic brick architecture, exposed beams, and period craftsmanship while seamlessly accommodating today's event and business needs. The upper level features a modern meeting and reception hall designed to accommodate up to 300 guests, with panoramic views overlooking the majestic Pueblo Riverwalk. The ground level has been updated to house five individually leased retail and office spaces, offering a consistent and immediate income stream from established businesses.Key Features Include: Prime Location: Situated directly on the vibrant Pueblo Riverwalk, within the Union Avenue Historic District. Versatile Event Space: The updated upper floor hosts a modern reception hall ideal for weddings, galas, corporate functions, and large gatherings. Catering Flexibility: Open policy allowing clients to partner with any licensed caterer of their choice. Full-Service Bar: On-site bar services enhance the guest experience for events of all types. Historic Ambiance: Authentic architectural details including original brickwork, exposed beams, and historic storefront windows. Income-Producing Suites: Five commercial suites on the main floor, each leased to individual businesses, providing a strong rental income. Expansive Size: Over 14,000 total square feet of commercial space, featuring 7,000 square feet on the main level dedicated to retail and office use, and 7,000 square feet upstairs for event hosting, all thoughtfully updated for modern operations.This property presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Pueblo's heritage while benefiting from multiple income streams. Whether you are an investor seeking a turn-key mixed-use asset or an entrepreneur looking to establish a premier venue and business center, the Olde Towne Carriage House offers unparalleled potential.

Take advantage of this incredible opportunity to own Vista del Pico Hacienda with over 36+ acres of land just outside of Pueblo, Colorado. This property boasts stunning views of both Pikes Peak and Hardscrabble Peak, both are stand-out peaks along the distant rocky mountain range. Land Imagine waking up to panoramic mountain views and enjoying the tranquility of owning a piece of Southern Colorado without any restrictive covenants. This property is very buildable. There are several great locations for your home or cabin. Recreation Close proximity: Enjoy Lake Pueblo State Park, a state park in Pueblo County, Colorado. It includes 60 miles of shoreline and 10,000 acres of land. Activities it offers include two full-service marinas, recreational fishing, hiking, camping and swimming at a special swim beach. Saint Charles Reservoir Number 2 & 3 38.2233366 (latitude), -104.5105272 (longitude) Largemouth Bass. The Arkansas River offers world-class fly fishing. Sangre de Cristo mountain range offers 125 miles of the Rainbow Trail that runs from NM to Salida, Colorado. From the Rainbow Trail, you can access over 50 high-country lakes and enjoy fishing and amazing hiking! Agriculture This property is suitable for running cattle or other livestock. It will make a nice horse property as well. Region & Climate Pueblo, CO is a city in southern Colorado that experiences a semi-arid climate with hot summers and cool winters. The area generally has very low humidity and receives around 12 inches of precipitation annually. Summers bring warm days with temperatures reaching into the high 80s and 90s during July and August. Winters can be cold and snowy, with temperatures dropping into the teens and low 20s on average. Snowfall in the region averages around 37 inches annually, making Pueblo an ideal place to spend winter months if you're looking for some snow activities but don't want too much of it. Pueblo, Colorado gets 13 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Pueblo averages 25 inches of snow per year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 259 sunny days per year in Pueblo. The US average is 205 sunny days. Pueblo gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 71 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 93 degrees Winter Low: the January low is 17 Rain: averages 13 inches of rain a year Snow: averages 25 inches of snow a year Bestplaces Comfort Index The annual BestPlaces Comfort Index for Pueblo is 7.4 (10=best), which means it is one of the most pleasant places in Colorado. 8 Summer 6 Winter September, May and June are the most pleasant months in Pueblo, while January and December are the least comfortable months.

A picturesque setting, this expansive property offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and practical potential. Spanning over a gently sloping terrain, the land reaches its highest point in the northwest corner before descending to the dry creek bed in the southeast. With its mostly level western two-thirds, this property is primed for each grading and placement of a structure or mobile. Beautiful views of Greenhorn Mountain (12,346') and North Peak Mountain (12,221') to the southwest. And Pikes Peak is visible on clear days to the north. From the property, it is a short drive to I-25 (under 10 minutes) on maintained gravel roads. Property Details County: Pueblo State: CO APN: 4600012013 Size: 35.04 Acres Cash Price: $ Coordinates: 37.925746111, -104.77628434 Message me for more info, or any questions that you have.

Wooded, with a diverse topography that includes meadows, mesas, and a nearly hidden rimrock canyon, this 40-acre parcel is located in Pueblo County's quiet, unspoiled ranch country, and would make an ideal hobby ranch, or residential ranch property. Land This property offers stunning mountain views, from the Spanish Peaks to Pikes Peak. Level terrain on the property's west end provides numerous building sites close to utilities along Railroad Springs Road. The landscape becomes more dramatic deeper into the parcel's middle section, with a rimrock canyon straight out of a western film set, and promontories offering amazing views of the prairies to the east. On its east end, this property levels out again, providing abundant space for pasture, riding a horse, or additional development. Just one neighboring property directly borders this parcel, and there's next to no vehicle traffic in this area, creating a tranquil environment to hike, ride a horse, watch the abundant wildlife that will visit this property, or simply take in the peace and quiet of this special spot. This buildable parcel is easily accessed year-round. Utility providers for this region include: San Isabel Electric, Rye Telephone, and Highline (fiber optic). The property meets the acreage requirement for a domestic well permit. Neighboring wells are under 400', and have good production rates. If a new owner chooses to build, a home must be at least 1,500 sf; a separate guest house is allowed, as well as shops, barns, arenas, and corrals. The recreational opportunities offered by the San Isabel National Forest, the Arkansas River, and Lake Pueblo are within easy reach. The small town of Colorado City is just 12 miles away; Pueblo is 30 miles north; and the Colorado Springs airport is 76 miles north, generally well under a 1-hour drive via I-25.

This property has 95 acres annexed within Pueblo city limits. Rights of ways include Bandera Parkway, Red Creek Springs Road and Lehigh Avenue. An additional 120 acres is part of the Bandera Corridor Project Area. The property boasts beautiful city views to the east and mountain views to the west. On some of the western acres you have views of Pueblo Reservoir. Red Creek Springs Road borders much of the northern boundary of the property. Currently all of the acres are taxed at agriculture rates and are currently leased for livestock grazing. 2023 property tax totaled $1,118.57. Well permit #18868-A located in SE4NW4 Section 12-21S-66 services multiple tanks for watering livestock. Possession immediate upon closing subject to year-to-year grazing lease with John and Rita Cowen. All sellers mineral interest, if any, shall transfer to Buyer. 0376 The Land Office LLC and its brokers are working with the Seller as Sellers Agent and Buyer as a Customer. Information contained herein, while not guaranteed, is from sources we believe reliable. The value from this investment is for the reader, his or her tax advisor, legal counsel, and/or other advisors to evaluate and is not to be based solely on the information provided herein. The prospect should carefully verify each item of information contained herein. Price, terms, and information subject to change.

$500 down - $299 per month for 68 months - 0% interest / no credit check Imagine building your dream getaway utilities at the lot line, minimal prep needed. This .26acre parcel in Colorado City, CO, comes with water, sewer, and power already in place. It's ready for permit pull and construction. Just a short drive from Pueblo and minutes from I25, enjoy the best of Southern Colorado: weekend mountain hikes, fishing, or offroad adventure, then return to city conveniences. No HOA, flexible builder options. Seller offers easy owner financing with low down. Ready to build? Schedule a site visit today and get started!

Hatchet Ranch 55 is a 40-acre parcel located in Pueblo County's quiet, unspoiled ranch country, and would make an ideal horse property, hobby ranch, or residential ranch property. Land Wooded, with a diverse topography that includes meadows, mesas, and a creek bed, the parcel offers stunning mountain views, from the Spanish Peaks to Pikes Peak. A scenic, nearly hidden canyon cuts through the western 1/3 of this parcel (its creek bed will occasionally carry live water), creating a tranquil environment to hike, ride a horse, watch the abundant wildlife that will visit this parcel, or simply take in the peace and quiet of this special spot. The property can be accessed from the west side, via Railroad Springs Road, or from the east side, via Sun Valley Drive, giving a new owner maximum flexibility when it comes to choosing a home site. This buildable parcel is easily accessed year-round, and already has power (San Isabel Electric), phone service (Rye Telephone), and fiber-optic internet (Rye Telephone) at the property line. The property meets the acreage requirement for a domestic well permit. If a new owner chooses to build, a home must be at least 1,500 sf; a separate guest house is allowed, as well as shops, barns, arenas, and corrals. The recreational opportunities offered by the San Isabel National Forest, the Arkansas River, and Lake Pueblo are within easy reach. The small town of Colorado City is just 15 miles away; Pueblo is 24 miles north; and the Colorado Springs airport is 71 miles north, generally well under a 1-hour drive via I-25. Two 40-acre parcels located directly north of this listing are also available, as is a 40-acre parcel across the road, creating the opportunity for a buyer to purchase anywhere from 40 to 160 acres.

Looking for your mountain getaway? Nestled in the Wet Mountains, just 9 miles from the town of Rye, sits this 1,232 square foot cabin on 2.4 acres of land. Located approximately 1/4 mile from Lake Isabel via State Highway 165, or from Snowslide Trail, which runs into Cliff Creek and the southeast side of the lake. This sturdy cabin is well built with 2x6's creating a stronger frame and additional insulation space. A new deck surrounds the entire front side of the cabin, creating a great entertaining space with incredible views of the mountain. The main level features an open concept living, dining, and kitchen area, 1 bedroom with a closet, and a full bathroom. The upper-level loft is large enough for 2 full-sized beds with plenty of closet space and additional attic storage. There is a gas fireplace in the living room, keeping the entire cabin toasty warm. The crawlspace is approximately 4 feet high, making it easy to access the well pressure tank and plumbing to drain the lines. There is a 1,000-gallon concrete septic tank with a leach field. Outside there are 2 storage sheds, with one having a double door entry wide enough to store your ATV's, UTV's, or hunting gear. You are likely to see deer in your yard daily, with bear, turkey, and other wildlife in abundance in the area. The sellers wish to leave the cabin fully furnished. Plan your tour today and see how this cabin can fill our hearts' desires. And yes, the paddle boat stays!

This historic Greenhorn Ranch consists of 169+/- acres of valley grassland, rolling hills, and the Little Graneros Creek' running through the center of it. The property is 5 miles from Rye, 3 miles from Colorado City, and is in the prestigious School District-70. The 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom ranch-style home has 1,380 sq ft on the main level with a 1,320 sq ft livable basement. There is an attached 1-car garage and a covered patio at the back of the home, perfect for grilling or outdoor relaxation. The property has several outbuildings that can provide space for a workshop, equipment storage, chicken coop, or whatever would fit your needs. There is also a large barn that was built in the 1930s using blocks from the Walsenburg Coal Mine. Existing pens, including panels and gates, surround the barn and can be used by a new owner to improve upon the corrals. The property is partially fenced, with the grassland consisting mainly of brome grass. On the north side of the home, there is a connected well that can also provide fresh water for animals. The homeowner is currently purchasing potable water that is delivered to the property by Grant Koury Transport and held in a cistern. The property is surrounded by the Wet Mountains, with a quick drive into the San Isabel National Forest. Highway 181 was previously the Taos Spur of the Santa Fe Trail, and the Greenhorn area was home to a flourishing community of Italian Immigrants, Trappers, and Native Americans occupying Southern Colorado during the late 1800s into the turn of the century. This property has so much to offer a new owner who wishes to have enough acreage for animals and enjoy the long legacy of living the country lifestyle in the secluded area of Greenhorn. Wildlife in the area includes: Deer, Antelope, Elk, Mountain Lions, Bobcats, Coyotes, Owls, Bald Eagles, Golden Eagles, Hawks