Potential Building Site with Mountain Views and Electricity to the Parcel

Elbert County, Colorado | 35.81 Acres with Electricity to the Parcel Discover the possibilities on this exceptional 35.11-acre property in Elbert County, Colorado. Featuring attractive building sites, scenic mountain views, and valuable infrastructure already in place, this parcel is well-suited for a custom home, recreational property, or weekend getaway. A recently underground electricity has been installed along the property's western boundary, helping reduce future development costs. With no HOA or restrictive covenants, owners enjoy the flexibility to develop and use the property in accordance with Elbert County regulations. Year-round access is provided by county-maintained road frontage then on a private road to the corner of the property, conveniently located just a short distance from paved Highway 96. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the area's abundant recreational opportunities, including off-road vehicle riding, wildlife viewing, and hunting for deer, antelope, and small game. A recent survey has been completed and is available upon request. Property Highlights 35.81 acres in Elbert County, Colorado Located northeast of Rush, Colorado Multiple desirable building sites Underground electricity available along the parcel boundary Scenic mountain views Survey completed and available upon request No HOA or restrictive covenants Driving Directions From Rush, Colorado, travel east on Highway 96 for approximately 2 miles to Kendrick Road. Turn north (left) and continue for 3 miles to County Road 12. Turn east (right) and proceed approximately 1/2 mile to a private road then turn left going north for .25 miles until you reach the southwest corner of the property. Showings by appointment only. For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact the listing agent. Broker Cooperation Notice: To be eligible for buyer broker compensation, if applicable, a buyer's broker must be identified upon first contact with Great Plains Land Company and must be present at the initial property showing. Compensation, if any, is subject to the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company if these requirements are not met.