Sedgwick County, Colorado Land For Sale (6 results)

Winemiller Ranch is a good grass pasture located in Sedwick County. The ranch has good perimeter fencing and a good water supply. The ranch is accessed by a county-maintained gravel road and is close to several excellent livestock markets. If you are starting out in ranching or wanting to add to your existing ranch, the Winemiller Ranch is a terrific opportunity to purchase grass. Land 700 acres more or less to be determined by survey. The grass on this ranch is in good condition. There are a few prairie dogs on the property. Improvements Barbed wire fence, one working windmill, two large bottomless stock tanks and one windmill/well that needs reworked or replaced. Recreation Winemiller Ranch will allow you to enjoy all the recreational activities associated with the rural lifestyle, from riding UTV's, ATV's and horses to just enjoying nature and boasts excellent hunting opportunities. This property has an excellent cover of warm and cool season grasses creating the perfect habitat for deer, small game, varmints and upland birds. The Buyer will have the opportunity to hunt both White tailed deer, mule deer, and pronghorn on this property. There are several prairie dog towns on the property providing a lot of target practice. The property is in an area surrounded by irrigated and dryland farm ground as well as rangeland providing an endless supply of food for the wildlife that call Winemiller Ranch home. Agriculture Grass pasture currently running cow/calf pairs. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All appurtenant water rights associated with this property will transfer to the Buyer at Closing. All (if any) mineral rights currently owned by the Seller on this property will transfer to the Buyer at Closing. General Operations Grass pasture for livestock grazing. Region & Climate Sedgwick County has a temperate continental climate with warm summers and cold winters. The average summer temperature is around 70F, while the average winter temperature is around 20F. Summers in Sedgwick County tend to be dry and sunny, though afternoon thunderstorms are commonplace in July and August. Winters are often snowy and cold with significant accumulations of snowfall throughout the season. Spring and fall bring cooler temperatures than summer but milder than winter, making them the ideal time for outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and fishing. Weather Highlights Summer High:the July high is around 90 degrees Winter Low:the January low is 15 Rain:averages 18 inches of rain a year Snow:averages 30 inches of snow a year History The surrounding area is steeped in history and lore of the cowboys and was historically a favored hunting and camping ground of Cheyenne, Sioux, Pawnee and Arapahoe Indians. In 1793, the Mallet brothers, French traders from the Illinois French settlement, traveled as far west as the junction of the South Platte for then for some distance before turning south to the Arkansas River, and onto Santa Fe. It is claimed these Frenchman gave the nearby River its name--Platte. The 1803 Louisiana Purchase made the region part of the United States. With the discovery of gold in California and in the Pikes Peak region of Colorado, pioneers traveled the famous trails through Sedgwick County. The Overland Stage, (1859), the Oregon and Mormon Trails, Bozeman Trail, the Upper California crossing, the Western Union Telegraph, the Union Pacific Railroad, and the only Pony Express station in Colorado (1860) were all near this property. These trails and other nature and historic landmarks have been marked throughout Sedgwick County. Sedgwick County was organized in 1889 from a part of Logan County, which was territory originally occupied by the Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indians. The county and nearby community was named in honor of General John Sedgwick, who was command of Fort Wize on the Arkansas River. Location This ranch is located directly north of Sedgwick on County Road 15 near the NE/CO border. 10 minutes from Interstate I-76 at the Sedgwick/Haxtun Exit 2 hours northeast of Denver, CO and less than an hour from Sterling, CO and Ogallala, NE

Located in the highly productive agricultural region of Sedgwick County, Colorado, 12 miles south of the Julesburg interchange just east of Highway 385 on County Road 8 these two high quality irrigated farms offer an outstanding opportunity for producers, and investors seeking highly productive farm ground with established irrigation and strong long-term value. Positioned in the heart of Colorado’s renowned irrigated farming corridor, the properties feature level topography, productive soils, and ample groundwater allocations that support reliable crop production in a strong agricultural area known for its production of corn, forage, feed, and rotational crop operations. West Tract 158.42± Acres Legal Description: 35-10-44 SE1/4 – MARKS BUTTE 325 Acre Feet Water Allocation: 325 Acre Feet for 130 Acres This productive irrigated quarter offers an excellent combination of quality soils, irrigation water, and operational efficiency. Located on the North side of County Road 8 one half mile East of Highway 385. The farm is well suited for corn, soybeans, silage, alfalfa, forage production, or diversified row crop operations. With 325 acre feet of irrigation allocation on 130 acres, the property is irrigated with a new Valley Center pivot and a 150 Hp Electric well which is 333 feet deep. With static water at 218 feet and a pumping depth of 259 feet this well is pumping 582 GPM providing valuable water and irrigation resources that are increasingly difficult to secure in today’s market. East Tract 157.5± Acres Legal Description: 01-09-44 NE1/4 – MARKS BUTTE 400 Acre Feet Water Allocation: 400 Acre Feet for 160 Acres Containing approximately 157.5 +/- acres, located on the South side of County Road 8 one mile east of Highway 385, this premium irrigated quarter features a substantial 400 acre foot water allocation on 160 acres allowing for the potential of the entire farm to be irrigated which adds significant production capability and long-term value. This farm is irrigated by an older Valley Center Pivot and a 150 HP Electric well which is 271 feet deep. With static water at 219 feet and a pumping depth of 232 feet this well is pumping 796 GPM, providing ample water to produce any crop in the driest of conditions. The farm presents an excellent setup for high-yield irrigated crop production and offers flexibility for a variety of agricultural operations. Quality irrigated farms like these rarely become available in northeastern Colorado. With water continuing to drive land values and demand throughout the region, these properties provide both immediate farming income potential and long-term investment security. These farms are being offered together as a package and also as individual units. Please call the listing agent for details.

6,503 total acres (4,672.2 Deeded Acres / 1,830.6 Acres State Lease) of grass separated into 9 pastures. Excellent access; combination of deeded and state lease makes it an affordable option for a cow/calf or yearling operation. The Sedgwick County Ranch is one of the larger privately held, contiguous ranches in northeast Colorado. Easily accessible, located just 2.3 miles south of Julesburg/I-76 exit via Highway #385 to the east side, county road access on southwest corner, and I-76 on north side. The ranch is divided into 9 main pastures with each pasture divided into multiple paddocks via electric fences for rotational grazing. Strategic watering locations via solar wells and windmills. Nearby cattle markets in Sterling, CO and Ogallala, NE. In addition, this property offers added income of $70,000+ from Grass Roots Carbon for carbon sequestration. Excellent mule deer hunting. Do not miss this opportunity for the 2026 grazing season. Location: From Julesburg, CO/I-76 exit, 2.3 miles south on Highway #385, west side of highway 6,053 Total Acres (4,672.2 Deeded Acres / 1,830.6 Acres State Lease) 2025 Real Estate Taxes: $2,623.25 Cross-fenced into 9 main pastures Each pasture divided into multiple paddocks via electric fences for rotational grazing. 16 water trough locations via solar wells, windmills, and pipeline Working corrals State Lease totals 610 AUMs; annual payment $12,828.20. Leases expire 9/1/2029 and 11/1/2033 Possession 2026 grazing season Carbon Capture program Carrying capacity - 300 AUs ASKING PRICE: $4,600,000 Looking to buy or sell agricultural land in Colorado, Nebraska, or Kansas? The team at Reck Agri Realty & Auction are your trusted land experts. With over 35 years of experience and nearly a million acres sold, we specialize in farm, ranch, and rural recreational property sales through auctions and private treaty. Whether its irrigated or dryland farms, ranches, pasture, CRP, or water, we deliver results with professionalism, integrity, and a proven process. Our in-house marketing, online bidding platform, and deep regional knowledge set us apart. Explore current listings, market insights, and seller resources on our website. When you're ready to make a move, Reck Agri is ready to go to work for you because your land deserves a team that understands its value.

Experience the rare opportunity to own 40 acres of picturesque Colorado countryside, with the option to purchase the entire 158-acre property. Perched atop a hill overlooking Julesburg, this beautifully maintained custom farmhouse offers breathtaking panoramic views, peaceful rural living, and convenient access to the highway. Rich in character and timeless charm, the farmhouse showcases an array of distinctive features, including a built-in rifle display case, a vintage high-tank pull-chain toilet, fireplaces on both levels, and a skylight with a unique perch perfectly positioned to take in the surrounding landscape and views of town. Every corner of the home reflects craftsmanship and personality that is increasingly hard to find. Designed for both work and recreation, the property includes a well-equipped shop, functional barn, and an existing arena ready for custom fencing, roping chutes, or your own equestrian vision. Whether you're seeking a working ranch, hobby farm, horse property, or private retreat, the possibilities are endless. With expansive acreage, exceptional versatility, and development potential, this property also presents a unique opportunity for future subdivision and investment. A truly one-of-a-kind offering where Colorado's wide-open spaces, rural heritage, and future possibilities come together. Copyright © 2026 IRES MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

This lovely 1,944 sq ft brick home has so much to offer. Great curb appeal, thoughtful updates throughout, and a backyard that will absolutely blow you away. Inside you will find a big bright family room with beautiful picture windows that let the sunshine pour in. There is a charming office with French doors, perfect for anyone working from home. The kitchen has been beautifully remodeled and comes loaded with stainless steel appliances. And wait until you see the sunroom. It is a wonderful bonus space you will find yourself using every single day. The master suite is roomy and comfortable, with a walk-in closet and a gorgeous walk in shower. Two additional bedrooms and a full bath round out the interior nicely. Now for the backyard. It is truly something special. Fully fenced, with wide open grassy areas and gorgeous mature trees, it feels more like a private park than a typical backyard. Whether you are hosting a summer cookout, letting the kids run wild, or just enjoying a quiet evening outside, this space delivers. To top it all off, the oversized attached two car garage gives you plenty of room for vehicles, storage, or whatever you need. Homes like this do not come along very often. Come take a look and see for yourself.

Productive dryland south of Ovid in Sedgwick County, CO. 158.8 dryland acres located 6 miles south of Ovid or 3.5 miles from the I-76/Ovid Exit 172, along paved Co Rd 29. 2026 Possession available until spring crop is planted. After crop is planted, possession depending on time of year property sells. Mostly level terrain with Class II soils, currently in corn stalks. 158.8 total acres 157.34 cropland acres (FSA) Sedgwick County, CO Located 6 mi S of Ovid or 3.5 mi from I-76/Ovid Exit #172 Co Rd 29 (east boundary); Co Rd 18 (south boundary) Currently in corn stalks 2026 Possession available until spring crop is planted. After crop is planted, possession depending on time of year property sells. FSA Base: 98.6 ac wheat at 38 PLC yield R/E Taxes: $493.88 (2025) Tenure: Level to slightly undulating terrain w/primarily Class II Soils LEGAL: SE1/4, less 5 acre parcel Section 5, T10-45W ASKING $330,000 Looking to buy or sell agricultural land in Colorado, Nebraska, or Kansas? The team at Reck Agri Realty & Auction are your trusted land experts. With over 35 years of experience and nearly a million acres sold, we specialize in farm, ranch, and rural recreational property sales through auctions and private treaty. Whether its irrigated or dryland farms, ranches, pasture, CRP, or water, we deliver results with professionalism, integrity, and a proven process. Our in-house marketing, online bidding platform, and deep regional knowledge set us apart. Explore current listings, market insights, and seller resources on our website. When you're ready to make a move, Reck Agri is ready to go to work for you because your land deserves a team that understands its value.