Washington County, Colorado Land For Sale (19 results)

732 +/- acres of grassland CRP, enrolled through 2038, located South of Anton, Colorado.

Native Pasture that is currently fenced in with the the neighboring property with no source of water. There is no county road frontage. Contact the Listing Land Professional for more information. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

Come enjoy the rural lifestyle and build on this lot with great access to Paved Highway 34. This parcel could make a nice potenital building site for a family involved in 4-H or just looking to have some space away from the city. Currently, it's mostly fenced and has a pond that holds water after heavy rains. A large scenic rock outcropping adds to the uniqueness of the property. Located just a short distance from Paved Highway 34, it makes for easy access to Akron or Brush. Contact the Land Professional to find out more information or to schedule a showing. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

Come enjoy the rural lifestyle on this rural parcel with great access to Paved Highway 34. This parcel would make a nice potential building site for someone looking to have some space away from the city. It overlooks the valley below, making for amazing views with mountains that are even visible on clear days. There is a large scenic rock outcropping located near the center, adding to the uniqueness of the property. Good county road frontage and a short distance to Paved Highway 34 make for easy access to Akron or Brush. Contact the Land Specialist (Daniel Hunning) to find out more information or to schedule a showing. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

Located approximately mile from the Akron Golf Course and Akron Pond, this property features 4.96 acres of rural-residential living. There is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence with two family rooms, pellet stove, updated kitchen with farmhouse sink, and stainless-steel appliances. The master bedroom includes a walk-in closet with a five-piece en-suite bathroom. Other improvements to the property include a 2003 36X45 Morton shop with electricity, pipe pens, automatic waterers, pipe and wood 122'x95' riding arena, several turn outs, and lean-to buildings. There are several established mature trees throughout the property.

Anderson's Butte View Ranch is an excellent opportunity to purchase a good grass ranch with well-maintained county road access only 3 miles off Hwy 34 between Akron and Brush. The property is well watered and fenced. The property is currently enrolled in the USDA/FSA Grassland CRP program providing additional income for the Buyer. Don't miss this opportunity to purchase your first ranch or add to your existing operation! Land Anderson's Butte View Ranch is 370 +/- acres of native grass and expired CRP. The land is level to sloping with a good combination of warm and cool season grasses. The property boasts amazing views of Fremont Butte as well as the South Platte River Valley and on clear days you will be able to see the majority of the Colorado Front Range mountains. Improvements There is electrical service to the property with a well and submersible pump providing water to the stock tanks as well as a nice pole shed and windbreaks for the cattle. There is barbed wire fence around the perimeter of the property as well as several cross fences all in good to average condition. Recreation Anderson's Butte View Ranch offers endless recreation from hunting small game and varmints to monster plains mule deer and pronghorn. You also have the opportunity to go hiking, biking or having fun on your ATV/UTV all on your own property! Agriculture This property is being operated as a cow/calf ranch. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All appurtenant water rights and any mineral rights that the seller currently owns on this property will transfer to the buyer at Closing. General Operations Cattle Ranch Region & Climate Anderson's Butte View Ranch is located in northwestern Washington County on the Eastern Plains of Colorado in an area that normally receives 14 of annual rainfall, with low humidity and almost 300 days of sunshine per year. History The Eastern Plains of Colorado have long been the hunting grounds for Native Americans and early settlers, once tens of thousands of bison roamed these grass covered rolling hills and lush stream bottoms. The area was also grazing territory for the historic cattle drives from Texas to Montana. Most recently this area has mainly been utilized for ranching or dryland farming. Fremont Butte which lies just northeast of the property has its own history and of a possible Indian battle. Fremont Butte is about 7 miles northwest of Akron and was named after the explorer John C. Fremont. There is little information about the skirmish, if in fact there was one. The best information available is from a 1974 publication, Colorado Prairie Tales, by Hildred Walters. The author's note says that the book tries to preserve legends of northeastern Colorado and that the tales have a background in fact, but it is not our intention to call them history. According to the book, legend has it that in the mid-1800s, a group of men, possibly with a few Pawnee Indian guides, took refuge on the butte to escape a group of Cheyenne or Arapaho Indians. If the Indian guides were Pawnees, that could be a reason for the skirmish, as they often fought with the Arapaho and Cheyenne. It is not clear whether the men were conducting business in the area or if they were soldiers on a scouting expedition. After the men took refuge on the butte, they were trapped there by the Indians. The Indians tried to scale the butte to attack but were repelled by the men's guns. The men sought help through either a runner or a mirror signal to Fort Morgan, which was about 40 miles away. After troops arrived, the Indians dispersed. It is possible that the butte became a burial ground for the frontiersmen or soldiers who died there. The original legend held that John C. Fremont was the leader of the group, but his diaries do not indicate any such event. If there was such an incident, Fremont was probably not involved. Sources: Colorado Prairie Tales by Hildred Walters; Akron Public Library; Denver Public Library; Colorado Historical Society; Washington County Museum Compiled by Bonnie Gilbert Location Anderson's Butte View Ranch is located just 3 miles north of US Hwy 34 about halfway between the communities of Akron and Brush. The property is 10 minutes from Akron, the County Seat of Washington County and home to the Colorado Plains Regional Airport, approximately 20 minutes from Brush and I-76, 40 minutes from Sterling and an hour and a half from Denver and DIA , Greeley and/or most of the northern front range.

Grassland cropland combo, 240 acres cropland 382 acres of grassland, 2 water wells. Located along CR 23 and Y. Good access, sellers minerals go to buyer, immediate possession day of closing. Average grain base.

Excellent 320 acre dry land farm 5 miles south of Woodrow off HWY 71. Lays flat perfect farm ground. FSA Proven yield available.

Excellent 320-acre dry land farm 8 miles from of Woodrow off CR 27. FSA Proven yield available.

Productive dryland section currently in wheat stubble, located 23 miles south of Otis, CO or 6 miles north of the Arickaree School. County Road PP borders the section on the east and trail roads border it to the north and south. 640 assessed total acres; 628 tillable acres. Mineral rights previously reserved. Possession upon closing. 640.0 total acres 628.8 tillable acres currently in wheat stubble 11.2 acres grass, gas wells & roads Washington County, CO Located 6 mi north of Arickaree School or 23 miles south of Otis, CO 2 miles west of paved County Rd RR; County Rd 17 west to County Rd PP north 1 mile FSA Base: 79.80 ac wheat at 26 bu PLC yield; 13.20 ac grain sorghum at 20 PLC yield; 23.30 ac barley at 27 PLC yield R/E Taxes: $953.90 (2024) LEGAL: Section 31, T2S-R50W Full possession upon closing Mineral rights previously reserved

Located approximately 8 miles South of Woodrow, in Washington County Colorado, Dry Gulch Ranch is 3,395 contiguous acre ranch. Comprised of 2,095.9 deeded pasture acres and 660 deeded dryland farm ground acres, plus 640 State Lease acres. Dry Gulch runs from south to north, collecting water in numerous ponds, eventually connecting with Vega Creek on the northwest end of the ranch. Investment in cross fencing and watering tanks throughout the property presents the opportunity to rotationally graze with seven separate pasture paddocks. There are 660 acres of dry farm ground, consisting mainly of Weld silt loams and Colby-Norka loams soils. This combination of farm ground and pasture provides ample feed for wintering cattle and several watering facilities or hydrants are present next to the farm ground for grazing crop stubble. Several improvements compliment the land, including a 2,400 sq. ft. metal shop with 220v electrical service and cement floors with power provided by Morgan County REA, two lean-to sheds and corrals with approximately 480 feet of concrete bunks.

Wright's Farm and Ranch Headquarters is situated on 44 +/- acres on the north side of Hwy 36. This parcel is a part of a larger farm and ranch combination and can be sold separately or in conjunction with other parcels. The improvements included with this parcel are beyond imagine. Land 44 +/- acres with a tremendous set of improvements Improvements Wright's Farm and Ranch Headquarters house is a 4096 sq ft brick home with 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, there is wood pellet stove in living room, large basement under the newer addition that was added around 2004, 4 car attached garage, laundry/mud room, pantry & upstairs living space where two of the bedrooms are located and electric baseboard heat. There is a large quonset, a calving barn, corrals with working chute, a tub and loadout, a nice feeding pen with fence line bunks, 355,000 bu. grain storage and leg, large insulated shop and numerous other support buildings. Recreation Wright's Farm & Ranch Headquarters offers endless recreation from hunting small game and varmints to monster plains mule deer and pronghorn. You also have the opportunity to go hiking, biking or having fun on your ATV/UTV all on your own property! Agriculture This is a tremendous set of improvements located on the north side of Hwy 36. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All appurtenant water rights associated with this parcel will transfer to the Buyer at Closing. There are no mineral rights being transferred with this parcel. General Operations Farm and Ranch Headquarters. Region & Climate Wright's Farm & Ranch Headquarters is located in southern Washington County on the Eastern Plains of Colorado in an area that normally receives 14 of annual rainfall, with low humidity and almost 300 days of sunshine per year. History The Eastern Plains of Colorado have long been the hunting grounds for Native Americans and early settlers, once tens of thousands of bison roamed these grass covered rolling hills and lush stream bottoms. The area was also grazing territory for the historic cattle drives from Texas to Montana. Most recently this area has mainly been utilized for ranching or dryland farming. Location Wright's Farm & Ranch Headquarters is located on the north side of US Hwy 36 between the small communities of Anton and Lindon, approximately 1 1/2 hours east of Denver and DIA in Washington County. The farm and ranch is basically an hour south of Brush and I-76 and an hour north of Limon and I-70. Akron, the County Seat for Washington County and home to the Colorado Plains Regional airport is 30 minutes away. There are 2 schools (Woodlin and Arickaree) in the area. Only a few minutes away in Anton you will find a grocery store and the Anton Coop gas/fuel station.

This is a 1,968 acre cattle ranch in Woodrow, Colorado! All mineral rights and water rights convey. This has great potential due to the location and the size. The homesite needs some repairs and we recently dropped the price from $3,900,000.00 to the current asking price. The property includes multiple domestic wells and underground water lines. There are also 5 stock tanks on site. Property has native pastures and domestic grass throughout the ranch, plenty of food for your cattle. Owner is open to an exchange for property in the El Paso, TX market. This property is currently being co-listed with Joseph Mattox, Colorado Agent and can be contacted at 720-481-6543 for showings and more information.

PRICE REDUCTION! Washington County Irrigated Farm consists of 360 +/- deeded acres with 284 +/- acres under an irrigated pivot. This farm is in Washington County approximately 20 miles south of HWY 34 centrally located between Yuma, and Akron, Colorado. With recent well and pump upgrades it's in great shape to continue its historical use of corn production and winter cattle grazing. Land Washington County parcels #4829000045 and #4831000044. NOTE: That mapping is approximate and intended for marketing purposes only. Improvements 12 tower Valley pivot with Cams Panel approximate date 1995. Well repairs done in December of 2021 include new tube, shaft, and bowls at 279. Motor repairs include new bearings in December of 2021. Water meter tested in 2022. Recreation Washington County, Colorado offers a multitude of hunting opportunities including deer, antelope, turkey, small game, waterfowl, an upland birds. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Well Permit # 21168-FP with an allotment of 600 acre feet annually. Location Washington County Farm is located approximately 20 miles south of HWY 34 halfway between Yuma and Akron, Colorado. The nearest intersecting roads are CR 17 and CR VV.

The Wright Place is located in Washington County, CO and has been in the same family for over 75 years! The rare opportunity to purchase a fantastic acreage in Eastern Colorado doesn't come around very often. The home is situated on US Hwy 36 approximately 1.5 hours east of Denver. This beautiful 5 bedroom and 4 1/2 bath home is waiting for you! This property can be purchased separately or with additional land. Land 44 +/- acres that has been surveyed. Improvements The Wright Place boasts excellent improvements. The home is a wonderful 5276 sq ft 2 story brick home with 5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, open kitchen/living room space with wood pellet stove. There is a utility elevator that accesses all floors. 2 office or open room spaces on main level, spacious laundry/mud room, large upstairs & downstairs open space with newly installed flooring, paint & trim. A 3 car attached garage, large patio with a 9 person hot tub and beautiful pergola & fire pit. The front yard has a decorative vinyl fence. The home has electric baseboard heat as well as an electric forced air furnace and central AC. Recreation The Wright Place offers endless recreation from hunting small game and varmints to monster plains mule deer and pronghorn. You also have the opportunity to go hiking, biking or having fun on your ATV/UTV all on your own property! Agriculture The Sellers currently operate a large ranch as a commercial cow/calf ranch and this is the main home. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All appurtenant water rights associated with this property will transfer to the Buyer upon Closing. There are no Mineral Rights included with the sale of this property. Region & Climate The Wright Place is located in southern Washington County on the Eastern Plains of Colorado in an area that normally receives 14 of annual rainfall, with low humidity and almost 300 days of sunshine per year. History The Eastern Plains of Colorado have long been the hunting grounds for Native Americans and early settlers, once tens of thousands of bison roamed these grass covered rolling hills and lush stream bottoms. The area was also grazing territory for the historic cattle drives from Texas to Montana. Most recently this area has mainly been utilized for ranching or dryland farming. Location The Wright Place is located along US Hwy 36 between the small communities of Anton and Lindon, approximately 1 1/2 hours east of Denver and DIA in Washington County. The ranch is basically an hour south of Brush and I-76 and an hour north of Limon and I-70. Akron, the County Seat for Washington County and home to the Colorado Plains Regional airport is 30 minutes away. There are 2 schools (Woodlin and Arickaree) in the area. Only a few minutes away from the headquarters in Anton you will find a grocery store and the Anton Coop gas/fuel station.

Wright's Farm & Ranch located in Washington County, CO has been in the same family for over 75 years! The rare opportunity to purchase a farm and ranch combination of this magnitude in Eastern Colorado doesn't come around very often. Wright's Farm & Ranch consists of 10,684 +/- acres mostly contiguous with only a few outlying parcels. The main headquarters is situated on US Hwy 36 approximately 1.5 hours east of Denver. Land Wright's Farm & Ranch consists of 4257 +/- acres of gently rolling to level, highly productive dryland farm ground with good soils, 5702 +/- acres of rolling native grass pastures, 85 +/- acres of improvements and 640 +/- acres of State of Colorado Land Board leased ground covered in native grass. The Sellers will assist with the transfer of the State leased land although the transfer of said lease will need to be approved by the State of Colorado Land Board and is not guaranteed by the Sellers. The pastures are well watered with strategically placed large water tanks being supplied with water through an extensive pipeline system, multiple springs, and several dirt tanks that retain natural runoff water. The perimeter and cross fences are in excellent condition. Seller will consider selling some parcels separately pending special provisions. Improvements Wright's Farm & Ranch boasts excellent improvements. There are 2 very nice homes on this farm and ranch along with several outbuildings, a large grain complex with 355,000 bushels of grain storage, a 70 truck scale w/scale house, 60'X175 insulated shop w/concrete floor, 40'X100 Quonset w/concrete floor, corrals with processing shoot and loadout, a backgrounding feedlot w/40'X140 shop w/concrete floor and a calving barn. The main home is a wonderful 5276 sq ft 2 story brick home with 5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, open kitchen/living room space with wood pellet stove. There is a utility elevator that accesses all floors. 2 office or open room spaces on main level, spacious laundry/mud room, large upstairs & downstairs open space with newly installed flooring, paint & trim. A 3 car attached garage, large patio with a 9 person hot tub and beautiful pergola & fire pit. The front yard has a decorative vinyl fence. The home has electric baseboard heat as well as an electric forced air furnace and central AC. The Foreman's house is a 4096 sq ft brick home with 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, there is wood pellet stove in living room, large basement under the newer addition that was added around 2004, 4 car attached garage, laundry/mud room, pantry & upstairs living space where two of the bedrooms are located and electric baseboard heat. Recreation Wright's Farm & Ranch offers endless recreation from hunting small game and varmints to monster plains mule deer and pronghorn. You also have the opportunity to go hiking, biking or having fun on your ATV/UTV all on your own property! Agriculture Wright's Farm & Ranch is a diverse dryland farm and cow/calf ranch combination. The dryland farming utilizes a mix of no-till and minimum till to produce winter wheat, corn and millet which are sold as cash crops and a variety of feed crops to supplement the ranches cattle operation. The dryland farm is highly productive and is in an area known for good yields. The Sellers operate the ranch portion as a commercial cow/calf herd, running predominately Angus based cows and Red Angus bulls. They generally wean and pre-condition the majority of their calf crop and will retain replacement quality heifers to put back into the herd and will sell most of the steers and remaining heifers to go to feedlots. The Sellers do finish some cattle and sell quality beef to various friends, family and consumers. The grass on the ranch is mostly contiguous allowing the cattle to be moved throughout the ranch without the need to do any hauling. There are several reputation grain elevators and livestock sale barns in the area which enhance the marketing of grain and livestock produced on this farm and ranch. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All appurtenant water rights associated with this property will transfer to the Buyer upon Closing. There are no Mineral Rights included with the sale of this property. Region & Climate Wright's Farm & Ranch is located in southern Washington County on the Eastern Plains of Colorado in an area that normally receives 14 of annual rainfall, with low humidity and almost 300 days of sunshine per year. History The Eastern Plains of Colorado have long been the hunting grounds for Native Americans and early settlers, once tens of thousands of bison roamed these grass covered rolling hills and lush stream bottoms. The area was also grazing territory for the historic cattle drives from Texas to Montana. Most recently this area has mainly been utilized for ranching or dryland farming. Location Wright's Farm & Ranch is located along US Hwy 36 between the small communities of Anton and Lindon, approximately 1 1/2 hours east of Denver and DIA in Washington County. The farm and ranch is basically an hour south of Brush and I-76 and an hour north of Limon and I-70. Akron, the County Seat for Washington County and home to the Colorado Plains Regional airport is 30 minutes away. There are 2 schools (Woodlin and Arickaree) in the area. Only a few minutes away from the headquarters in Anton you will find a grocery store and the Anton Coop gas/fuel station.