Larimer County, Colorado Land For Sale (684 results)

FAVORABLE SELLERS FINANCING AVILABLE - The Little Thompson River Homestead (approximately 156 acres) is rich in history and a unique opportunity for some lucky buyer. Stretching beyond the banks of the Little Thompson River, with year- round access via Highway 36, it is conveniently located 15-20 minutes from Estes Park and Lyons, CO, and 35 minutes to Boulder, CO. This area is an excellent base for recreational opportunities. Land The creek meanders through the full length of the property, with a year-round flow that supports small trout and is a great water source for local wildlife. Several locations along the creek make great camping sites. The property is comprised of a diverse landscape with a broad elevation range. The terrain includes north facing healthy pine, fir and aspen groves, creek bottom, and south facing open hillsides, all of which are beneficial to wildlife. Remnants of the old historic road to Estes Park remain, providing access through the property and along the creek. Improvements Two old homestead outbuildings stand beside a primitive cabin, which could be updated and adapted to modern living. For those wanting to build your dream home, the river makes for a picturesque setting with multiple accessible building locations and electrical power and a well is already in place. Recreation The property is bordered by National Forest on three sides, so is surrounded by natural beauty. Elk, mule deer, bear, big horn sheep, and turkeys call this area home. Recreational activities are endless in this part of Colorado and include hiking, mountain biking, fishing, hunting, horseback riding, ATV riding, and so much more. Location This original homestead property, whose size and character are rarely found in this area, has never before been on the market. With easy proximity to Boulder, the quaint towns of Lyons and Estes Park, only about 1 hours to the Denver airport and with year-round accessibility, this type of property is a rare find in todays market.

Tucked away at the end of a quiet drive, this log-sided retreat offers the kind of peace and privacy that's getting harder to find. Set on 1.75 acres and bordering Roosevelt National Forest, this is mountain living at its best-surrounded by towering pines, dramatic rock outcroppings, and views from nearly every window. From the moment you arrive, the property feels special. The wrap-around deck invites you to slow down-whether you're sipping morning coffee with the birds, spotting wildlife as they wander through, or winding down under star-filled Colorado skies. Inside, you'll find sunlit spaces, creating a true year-round escape. A detached two-car with its own workshop, roughed-in bath, and an upper-level loft is ready for you to make it your own. Whether you dream of a studio, guest quarters, or a serious hobby space, this setup opens up a world of possibilities. With the National Forest as your backyard, adventure is right out your door-whether that's hiking, wildlife watching, or simply soaking up the stillness of the mountains. At the same time, you're part of the welcoming Pinewood Springs community and just a short drive to Lyons or Estes Park.

A Legacy Worth Creating. This is more than just land-it's an opportunity to leave your mark on a legacy property. To shape a place that reflects your personal story, your passions, and your connection to the mountains. Whether you're planning your forever home or planting roots for future generations to enjoy, this .96 acre parcel offers a rare blend of scenic beauty, topographic character, and prime location. With building sites in Estes Park becoming increasingly rare, this property represents both investment and an opportunity to create something truly meaningful. All public utilities are conveniently located at property line. There is a currently approved building envelope.

Experience true Colorado living on this 35-acre foothills retreat offering end-of-road privacy, modern updates, and direct access to nature. Located in the Quillan Gulch subdivision just 40 minutes from Downtown Loveland, this beautifully maintained 3,194 sq ft raised ranch combines comfort, functionality, and unmatched scenery. The property borders Roosevelt National Forest on the corner and features a seasonal pond that draws abundant wildlife, including deer, elk, turkey, bear, and bobcat. The home's thoughtful upgrades are evident throughout, with new solid-core alder doors, white pine trim, newer windows, and real wood Levelor blinds. The kitchen has been tastefully remodeled with stainless steel Whirlpool appliances, quartz countertops, and an Italian-tile backsplash. Multiple wood decks-including a newly redesigned and rebuilt front deck-invite outdoor living, while the covered patio provides the perfect shaded retreat. Additional highlights include a two-car attached garage, whole-house backup generator, and a brand-new roof just installed in the spring of 2025. A 1,200 sq ft outbuilding with solar power offers tremendous versatility, complete with an office and wood stove-ideal for a workshop, studio, or home-based business. The property also features a solar-powered greenhouse for year-round growing. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Loveland foothills and just minutes from Pinewood, Carter, Flatiron, and the upcoming Chimney Hollow Reservoir, this is the perfect place to enjoy the serenity of the mountains without sacrificing convenience.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Approximately 160 acres located approximately 1/2 mile from the Rawhide power plant. The quarter section has great mountain views from the West facing slopes overlooking the Coal Creek Draw. Coal Creek Draw has several sites with live water. Property is located just North of Wellington, CO approximately one mile West of I-25 on the North side of paved CR 82(Buckeye Rd). Electricity is along the South and West boundaries. The property is comprised of four parcels ranging from 35 to 46 acres. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Discover unmatched luxury on 18.82 private acres in Fort Collins, Colorado. This lakeside estate, adjacent to Fossil Creek Reservoir Nature Preserve, features panoramic 360 views of mountains and water, a custom log home with soaring vaulted ceilings, and a chef's kitchen. Perfect for equestrians, it includes a 4-stall barn, fenced pastures, and versatile event spaces. A serene, exclusive retreat minutes from shopping, dining, and I-25 access. Land Surrounded by the beauty of the 1,400-acre Fossil Creek Reservoir Nature Preserve and its protected bird sanctuary, this property is a haven for nature lovers, equestrians, and those seeking tranquility without compromising convenience. Wake up to uninterrupted, panoramic 360 views of Longs Peak, Horsetooth Mountain, and the shimmering Fossil Lake Reservoir. From dawn to dusk, the spectacular Colorado sunrises and sunsets are enjoyed from the home's multiple vantage points, including an observatory tower that offers unmatched vistas of northern Colorado. Improvements Designed with a focus on natural beauty and functionality, this custom-built luxury log home features are incredible. A great room with soaring 30-foot vaulted ceilings, creating a stunning space for gatherings, celebrations, or simply relaxing. A grand porch with sitting areas offering 180 views, perfect for morning coffee or evening cocktails. Multi-use spaces, including a bar and game room, a spiral staircase to the tower, and private TV rooms, are ideal for entertaining. The chef's kitchen has three ovens and abundant counter space to cater any occasion. The accommodations include 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms designed with picturesque views. Additionally, This property has over 10 acres of fenced pastures, providing an exceptional environment for horses, whether owned or boardedafour-stall barn with a tack room, workroom, entertainment space, and parkour course. History This home, with a history in filmmaking and event hosting, offers a one-of-a-kind backdrop for life's most memorable moments. Whether you envision hosting intimate family gatherings, grand celebrations, or quiet evenings under the stars, this estate provides a canvas to write your next chapter. Your Sanctuary Awaits. Come and discover a life of unparalleled luxury, natural beauty, and endless potential. Imagine what your story could be. Location Located in the vibrant city of Fort Collins, 3480 Egret Lane offers the perfect blend of serene privacy and urban convenience. Just minutes from the I-25 corridor, the property provides easy access to Denver International Airport (approximately 60 miles south), Cheyenne Regional Airport (40 miles north), and the Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport (12 miles away), which offers private and regional flight services. Downtown Fort Collins, known for its thriving craft beer scene, eclectic dining, and live entertainment, is a short drive away. Enjoy cultural attractions like The Lincoln Center for performing arts, or explore outdoor recreation at Horsetooth Reservoir and the Cache la Poudre River. With proximity to schools, medical facilities, and premier shopping at Front Range Village, this location offers something for everyone.

Just over an hour NW of Fort Collins and in the sought after mountain enclave that is Crystal Lakes, this beautiful riverfront mountain home on just under 1.5 acres just might surprise you. With over 2100 sqft of space on 3 levels, this well thought out home brings nature indoors. Positioned perfectly on the property, and with large windows to bring in the views, there is room for family and guests to enjoy the Colorado mountains year round. Land This 1.48 acre parcel is sloped toward the North Fork of the Poudre River, with frontage on both sides, and the home is positioned perfectly to take advantage of the topography and the views. Surrounded by towering pines, mountain views and the sound of the river, you're transported into a place that gives you respite from the everyday. With satellite available everywhere now, you can still check in with the real world anytime you like, but you probably won't choose to. The Crystal Lakes community is tight knit, well organized and active if you want to participate. National Forest surrounds you and there is access in a multitude of places for you to enjoy all that has to offer. Even though you'll feel miles away from civilization, you're only about 15 minutes from Red Feather where a grocery/hardware store has many essentials. There are even a couple of restaurants and a post office as well. Improvements The home, built in 2018, is modern and incredibly designed. The main floor is the full footprint of 864 sq feet with nearly 400 sqft additional in the spacious loft with half bath. The full footprint, walk-out basement is technically unfinished but has built in queen size bunks, washer/dryer, and a second family/game area. Overall you have over 2100 sqft on 3 levels for incredible family space. Outside, the current owners have created a beautiful relaxing patio area , plus upper deck, lower basement patio and walkway to the river that allows full enjoyment of the beautiful Colorado outdoors. There is also an 8'x14 storage shed to house all your tools and outside toys. You can also enjoy a 4 in-ground firepit with bench and picnic table. Something else that is always a huge item is an RV space that has 50amp service and a waste line into the septic system. While this home can already sleep 11 with it's current setup, an RV space just adds to that. Recreation Thousands of acres of National Forests surrounding you provide unlimited recreation, unmatched almost anywhere in this great country. Nestled at elevations between 8,000 and 9,500 feet within Larimer County, the Crystal Lakes community lies just northwest of the quaint village of Red Feather Lakes and is embraced by the vast forests of Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests. This area blends alpine meadows, wildflower-filled valleys, rocky outcroppings, and dense stands of pine, fir, and aspencreating a scenic backdrop ideal for both relaxation and adventure. Recreation is rich and varied. Several pristine mountain lakeslike Crystal Lake, Lower Lone Pine Lake, and Little Lone Pine Lakeas well as rivers and creeks such as the North Fork Cache la Poudre River and Lone Pine Creek, offer excellent fishing opportunities, aided by active stocking programs. Gasoline motors are prohibited, so you can expect peaceful canoeing, kayaking, and boating experiences. Outdoor enthusiasts also enjoy over 65 miles of private roads perfect for mountain biking, plus hiking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, and sledding. At the community's heart lies Basecampa welcoming 6,900-square-foot lodge overlooking the North Fork Cache la Poudre River. It houses meeting rooms, showers, laundry, and event space for gatherings large and small. Surrounding Red Feather Lakes, you'll find even more outdoor funhiking trails like Lady Moon and Mount Margaret, paddleboarding on Dowdy Lake, scenic rock formations, camping, and wildlife watching (moose are especially noteworthy!). Region & Climate The Crystal Lakes region near Red Feather Lakes, Colorado, sits high in the Rocky Mountain foothills at elevations between 8,000 and 9,500 feet, offering a true alpine environment. The landscape is defined by dense pine and aspen forests, rugged granite outcroppings, and wildflower-filled meadows, with clear mountain streams feeding into pristine lakes. The climate is typical of high mountain countrycool summers with daytime highs in the 70s, crisp nights, snowy winters that often blanket the area, making it ideal for year-round outdoor recreation. Moose, elk, deer, and abundant birdlife thrive in this pristine setting. History This area has a rich history intertwined with Colorado's frontier past and the spirit of mountain living. Originally inhabited by Native American tribes such as the Ute and Arapaho, the region later drew fur trappers, ranchers, and homesteaders who were attracted to its fertile meadows, abundant wildlife, and reliable water sources. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, logging and mining played a role in shaping the area, leaving behind traces of old wagon routes and cabins that still dot the landscape. The development of the Crystal Lakes subdivision began in the 1970s as a carefully planned mountain community, designed to preserve the natural beauty while providing private recreation opportunities. Today, Crystal Lakes encompasses more than 4,800 acres, with lakes, streams, and open spaces carefully maintained for residents and visitors. Beyond its recreational appeal, the region also has a whimsical side, with nearby Red Feather Lakes known for its quirky art installations, small-town festivals, and historic general stores. The community maintains a strong emphasis on wildlife conservation and outdoor stewardship, blending mountain tradition with modern retreat living. Crystal Lakes remains a unique balance of rugged wilderness, quiet privacy, and welcoming community spirit. Location Located approximately a one-hour drive northwest of Fort Collins, the nearest city with full services, dining, and shopping. For air travel, the closest option is the Northern Colorado Regional Airport (FNL) in Loveland, about 65 miles away, providing regional service. Denver International Airport (DEN), Colorado's largest and busiest airport, is roughly 120 miles to the southeast and offers extensive domestic and international connections. There is a private airstrip within Crystal Lakes but it isn't for public use. Day-to-day conveniences can be found in the village of Red Feather Lakes, about a 15-minute drive from Crystal Lakes, where you'll find a grocery store, hardware store, restaurants, and a post office. Additional amenities, including medical facilities, larger supermarkets, and cultural attractions, are located in Fort Collins. Outdoor recreation is right at your doorstep, with hiking, fishing, and boating within the community and nearby Dowdy, Bellaire, and West Lakes. This location strikes a perfect balance between quiet mountain living and access to the amenities of a larger city when needed.

Mt Moriah is a rare 57 acre property resting at the base of a pine-forested mountain in Livermore's scenic foothills . The four bedroom home overlooks rolling pastures, a serene creek fed pond, painting an idyllic rural scene. With a four stall horse barn, utility building, and fenced pastures, it's perfectly equipped for a hobby ranch or private family retreat, blending open grassland with wooded hillsides for beauty and function. Land This distinctive property blends rich pasture, a naturally fed pond, Gordon creek, striking rock outcroppings, and a pine-covered mountain rising 360 feet above the homestead. Nestled in a sheltered mountain valley, it offers rolling meadows, rocky hillsides with scattered boulders, and a lush riparian zone fed by a natural drainage corridor. Mature ponderosa pine cover the slopes, while aspen, willows, and shrubs line the waterway. Open grasslands provide excellent grazing and, together with wooded cover and water, create a thriving habitat for abundant wildlife. Buildings sit on gently elevated terrain, capturing sweeping views of the valley and surrounding hills. The 57 acres are divided into three adjacent parcels. The 9-acre site contains the residence known as Base Camp, along with a horse barn, corral, utility building, and lower pasture. The 3.5-acre parcel features a pond, lush pasture along the creek, and dramatic rock outcroppings framing the eastern property boundary. The largest parcel, spanning 44.59 acres, boasts the 360-foot Mt. Everest (yes, its name), the mountain pasture to the southwest, and a portion crossing Mt. Moriah Road. Each parcel is separate and could be developed individually. Improvements The custom two-story home showcases a modern mountain design with a durable metal exterior accented by rich wood trim and natural stonework. A dramatic vaulted gable roofline with exposed timber beams creates an inviting focal point over the expansive wraparound deck, offering elevated views of the surrounding valley. Large picture windows capture the scenery and bring natural light into the home. The lower level includes a covered patio supported by stone pillars, providing a comfortable shaded outdoor living area. Thoughtful landscaping integrates seamlessly with the natural terrain, incorporating rock retaining walls, mature evergreens, and ornamental maple and rosebud trees. Positioned on gently sloping ground, the home enjoys both privacy and panoramic vistas, while the metal siding ensures low-maintenance durability in Colorado's changing climate. The two-level, four-bedroom home includes a main-level primary suite with dual bath fixtures and double walk-in closets. The open kitchen features rich wood cabinetry, granite countertops, a large sitting island, breakfast nook, and built-ins, flowing into the great room with a sandstone wood-burning fireplace. Vaulted ceilings and expansive windows open to a deck overlooking pastures where horses and wildlife gather. The dining area adjoins a covered grilling patio. The lower level offers three bedrooms, a living area, and a walk-out patio to a fenced, landscaped lawn. The property features a 1,728 sf Cleary barn designed for both functionality and durability. The structure includes four spacious horse stalls with wood lower panels and steel upper grills, a dirt floor for natural footing, and a enclosed tack room for gear storage. The barn is equipped with electrical power, supporting lighting and equipment use, and is topped with a metal roof and siding for low-maintenance longevity. Adjacent to the barn is a fenced corral, ideal for turnout and feeding. The setup includes heavy-duty steel livestock panels and gates, a round bale feeder for efficient and safe hay access, and a heated automatic stock waterer connected to a pressurized water line for year-round water supply. Covered side runs provide shelter and direct stall access to the corral. Also on-site is 50 round pen for exercise, training and groundwork. Two above-ground gas tanks provide convenient fuel storage. A 3,042 sf Cleary shop with living quarters and drive-through garage bays offers exceptional versatility with dual 12 x 12 overhead doors, a spacious workshop and a studio. The studio includes a kitchen area , stackable washer/dryer, and baseboard heating for year-round comfort. Inside, a large multi-purpose lounge area with a wood-burning stove provides the perfect spot for relaxing or entertaining. Durable metal construction, full concrete floors, and quality insulation make this space ideal for vehicle storage, projects, and comfortable living. Recreation Livermore, Colorado offers year-round recreation surrounded by the scenic foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Residents and visitors can explore miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing in nearby areas such as the Cherokee State Wildlife Area and Eagle's Nest Open Space. The region is also known for fishing in local streams and lakes, with easy access to Red Feather Lakes and Horsetooth Reservoir. In winter, the landscape transforms into a playground for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. With its blend of open space, rugged terrain, and preserved natural beauty, Livermore provides endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Region & Climate Livermore, Colorado enjoys four distinct seasons. Winters are cold and snowy, with clear, crisp days perfect for winter recreation. Spring brings gradual warmth and blooming wildflowers, though late snow is possible. Summers are warm, dry, and sunny with cool evenings, while fall offers mild days, chilly nights, and brilliant golden foliage. The foothill location brings quick weather changes year-round. History Livermore, Colorado traces its roots to the mid-1800s, when it became a hub for ranching, farming, and stagecoach travel in the northern Colorado foothills. Named after early settlers Livernash and Moore, the community grew around fertile valleys and the North Fork of the Cache la Poudre River, supporting cattle and sheep operations that still define the area today. Its location along historic trails and later U.S. Highway 287 connected it to Fort Collins and Wyoming, preserving its ranching heritage while maintaining a quiet, rural character. Location The property is 30 miles from Fort Collins and 12 miles west of Livermore exit on HWY 287. It is two hours from Denver International Airport.

Mt Moriah is a rare 57 acre property resting at the base of a pine-forested mountain in Livermore's scenic foothills . The four bedroom home overlooks rolling pastures, a serene creek fed pond, painting an idyllic rural scene. With a four stall horse barn, utility building, and fenced pastures, it's perfectly equipped for a hobby ranch or private family retreat, blending open grassland with wooded hillsides for beauty and function. Land This distinctive property blends rich pasture, a naturally fed pond, Gordon creek, striking rock outcroppings, and a pine-covered mountain rising 360 feet above the homestead. Nestled in a sheltered mountain valley, it offers rolling meadows, rocky hillsides with scattered boulders, and a lush riparian zone fed by a natural drainage corridor. Mature ponderosa pine cover the slopes, while aspen, willows, and shrubs line the waterway. Open grasslands provide excellent grazing and, together with wooded cover and water, create a thriving habitat for abundant wildlife. Buildings sit on gently elevated terrain, capturing sweeping views of the valley and surrounding hills. The 57 acres are divided into three adjacent parcels. The 9-acre site contains the residence known as Base Camp, along with a horse barn, corral, utility building, and lower pasture. The 3.5-acre parcel features a pond, lush pasture along the creek, and dramatic rock outcroppings framing the eastern property boundary. The largest parcel, spanning 44.59 acres, boasts the 360-foot Mt. Everest (yes, its name), the mountain pasture to the southwest, and a portion crossing Mt. Moriah Road. Each parcel is separate and could be developed individually. Improvements The custom two-story home showcases a modern mountain design with a durable metal exterior accented by rich wood trim and natural stonework. A dramatic vaulted gable roofline with exposed timber beams creates an inviting focal point over the expansive wraparound deck, offering elevated views of the surrounding valley. Large picture windows capture the scenery and bring natural light into the home. The lower level includes a covered patio supported by stone pillars, providing a comfortable shaded outdoor living area. Thoughtful landscaping integrates seamlessly with the natural terrain, incorporating rock retaining walls, mature evergreens, and ornamental maple and rosebud trees. Positioned on gently sloping ground, the home enjoys both privacy and panoramic vistas, while the metal siding ensures low-maintenance durability in Colorado's changing climate. The two-level, four-bedroom home includes a main-level primary suite with dual bath fixtures and double walk-in closets. The open kitchen features rich wood cabinetry, granite countertops, a large sitting island, breakfast nook, and built-ins, flowing into the great room with a sandstone wood-burning fireplace. Vaulted ceilings and expansive windows open to a deck overlooking pastures where horses and wildlife gather. The dining area adjoins a covered grilling patio. The lower level offers three bedrooms, a living area, and a walk-out patio to a fenced, landscaped lawn. The property features a 1,728 sf Cleary barn designed for both functionality and durability. The structure includes four spacious horse stalls with wood lower panels and steel upper grills, a dirt floor for natural footing, and a enclosed tack room for gear storage. The barn is equipped with electrical power, supporting lighting and equipment use, and is topped with a metal roof and siding for low-maintenance longevity. Adjacent to the barn is a fenced corral, ideal for turnout and feeding. The setup includes heavy-duty steel livestock panels and gates, a round bale feeder for efficient and safe hay access, and a heated automatic stock waterer connected to a pressurized water line for year-round water supply. Covered side runs provide shelter and direct stall access to the corral. Also on-site is 50 round pen for exercise, training and groundwork. Two above-ground gas tanks provide convenient fuel storage. A 3,042 sf Cleary shop with living quarters and drive-through garage bays offers exceptional versatility with dual 12 x 12 overhead doors, a spacious workshop and a studio. The studio includes a kitchen area , stackable washer/dryer, and baseboard heating for year-round comfort. Inside, a large multi-purpose lounge area with a wood-burning stove provides the perfect spot for relaxing or entertaining. Durable metal construction, full concrete floors, and quality insulation make this space ideal for vehicle storage, projects, and comfortable living. Recreation Livermore, Colorado offers year-round recreation surrounded by the scenic foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Residents and visitors can explore miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing in nearby areas such as the Cherokee State Wildlife Area and Eagle's Nest Open Space. The region is also known for fishing in local streams and lakes, with easy access to Red Feather Lakes and Horsetooth Reservoir. In winter, the landscape transforms into a playground for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. With its blend of open space, rugged terrain, and preserved natural beauty, Livermore provides endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Region & Climate Livermore, Colorado enjoys four distinct seasons. Winters are cold and snowy, with clear, crisp days perfect for winter recreation. Spring brings gradual warmth and blooming wildflowers, though late snow is possible. Summers are warm, dry, and sunny with cool evenings, while fall offers mild days, chilly nights, and brilliant golden foliage. The foothill location brings quick weather changes year-round. History Livermore, Colorado traces its roots to the mid-1800s, when it became a hub for ranching, farming, and stagecoach travel in the northern Colorado foothills. Named after early settlers Livernash and Moore, the community grew around fertile valleys and the North Fork of the Cache la Poudre River, supporting cattle and sheep operations that still define the area today. Its location along historic trails and later U.S. Highway 287 connected it to Fort Collins and Wyoming, preserving its ranching heritage while maintaining a quiet, rural character. Location The property is 30 miles from Fort Collins and 12 miles west of Livermore exit on HWY 287. It is two hours from Denver International Airport.

Mt Moriah is a rare 57 acre property resting at the base of a pine-forested mountain in Livermore's scenic foothills . The four bedroom home overlooks rolling pastures, a serene creek fed pond, painting an idyllic rural scene. With a four stall horse barn, utility building, and fenced pastures, it's perfectly equipped for a hobby ranch or private family retreat, blending open grassland with wooded hillsides for beauty and function. Land This distinctive property blends rich pasture, a naturally fed pond, Gordon creek, striking rock outcroppings, and a pine-covered mountain rising 360 feet above the homestead. Nestled in a sheltered mountain valley, it offers rolling meadows, rocky hillsides with scattered boulders, and a lush riparian zone fed by a natural drainage corridor. Mature ponderosa pine cover the slopes, while aspen, willows, and shrubs line the waterway. Open grasslands provide excellent grazing and, together with wooded cover and water, create a thriving habitat for abundant wildlife. Buildings sit on gently elevated terrain, capturing sweeping views of the valley and surrounding hills. The 57 acres are divided into three adjacent parcels. The 9-acre site contains the residence known as Base Camp, along with a horse barn, corral, utility building, and lower pasture. The 3.5-acre parcel features a pond, lush pasture along the creek, and dramatic rock outcroppings framing the eastern property boundary. The largest parcel, spanning 44.59 acres, boasts the 360-foot Mt. Everest (yes, its name), the mountain pasture to the southwest, and a portion crossing Mt. Moriah Road. Each parcel is separate and could be developed individually. Improvements The custom two-story home showcases a modern mountain design with a durable metal exterior accented by rich wood trim and natural stonework. A dramatic vaulted gable roofline with exposed timber beams creates an inviting focal point over the expansive wraparound deck, offering elevated views of the surrounding valley. Large picture windows capture the scenery and bring natural light into the home. The lower level includes a covered patio supported by stone pillars, providing a comfortable shaded outdoor living area. Thoughtful landscaping integrates seamlessly with the natural terrain, incorporating rock retaining walls, mature evergreens, and ornamental maple and rosebud trees. Positioned on gently sloping ground, the home enjoys both privacy and panoramic vistas, while the metal siding ensures low-maintenance durability in Colorado's changing climate. The two-level, four-bedroom home includes a main-level primary suite with dual bath fixtures and double walk-in closets. The open kitchen features rich wood cabinetry, granite countertops, a large sitting island, breakfast nook, and built-ins, flowing into the great room with a sandstone wood-burning fireplace. Vaulted ceilings and expansive windows open to a deck overlooking pastures where horses and wildlife gather. The dining area adjoins a covered grilling patio. The lower level offers three bedrooms, a living area, and a walk-out patio to a fenced, landscaped lawn. The property features a 1,728 sf Cleary barn designed for both functionality and durability. The structure includes four spacious horse stalls with wood lower panels and steel upper grills, a dirt floor for natural footing, and a enclosed tack room for gear storage. The barn is equipped with electrical power, supporting lighting and equipment use, and is topped with a metal roof and siding for low-maintenance longevity. Adjacent to the barn is a fenced corral, ideal for turnout and feeding. The setup includes heavy-duty steel livestock panels and gates, a round bale feeder for efficient and safe hay access, and a heated automatic stock waterer connected to a pressurized water line for year-round water supply. Covered side runs provide shelter and direct stall access to the corral. Also on-site is 50 round pen for exercise, training and groundwork. Two above-ground gas tanks provide convenient fuel storage. A 3,042 sf Cleary shop with living quarters and drive-through garage bays offers exceptional versatility with dual 12 x 12 overhead doors, a spacious workshop and a studio. The studio includes a kitchen area , stackable washer/dryer, and baseboard heating for year-round comfort. Inside, a large multi-purpose lounge area with a wood-burning stove provides the perfect spot for relaxing or entertaining. Durable metal construction, full concrete floors, and quality insulation make this space ideal for vehicle storage, projects, and comfortable living. Recreation Livermore, Colorado offers year-round recreation surrounded by the scenic foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Residents and visitors can explore miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing in nearby areas such as the Cherokee State Wildlife Area and Eagle's Nest Open Space. The region is also known for fishing in local streams and lakes, with easy access to Red Feather Lakes and Horsetooth Reservoir. In winter, the landscape transforms into a playground for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. With its blend of open space, rugged terrain, and preserved natural beauty, Livermore provides endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Region & Climate Livermore, Colorado enjoys four distinct seasons. Winters are cold and snowy, with clear, crisp days perfect for winter recreation. Spring brings gradual warmth and blooming wildflowers, though late snow is possible. Summers are warm, dry, and sunny with cool evenings, while fall offers mild days, chilly nights, and brilliant golden foliage. The foothill location brings quick weather changes year-round. History Livermore, Colorado traces its roots to the mid-1800s, when it became a hub for ranching, farming, and stagecoach travel in the northern Colorado foothills. Named after early settlers Livernash and Moore, the community grew around fertile valleys and the North Fork of the Cache la Poudre River, supporting cattle and sheep operations that still define the area today. Its location along historic trails and later U.S. Highway 287 connected it to Fort Collins and Wyoming, preserving its ranching heritage while maintaining a quiet, rural character. Location The property is 30 miles from Fort Collins and 12 miles west of Livermore exit on HWY 287. It is two hours from Denver International Airport.

Mt Moriah is a rare 57 acre property resting at the base of a pine-forested mountain in Livermore's scenic foothills . The four bedroom home overlooks rolling pastures, a serene creek fed pond, painting an idyllic rural scene. With a four stall horse barn, utility building, and fenced pastures, it's perfectly equipped for a hobby ranch or private family retreat, blending open grassland with wooded hillsides for beauty and function. Land This distinctive property blends rich pasture, a naturally fed pond, Gordon creek, striking rock outcroppings, and a pine-covered mountain rising 360 feet above the homestead. Nestled in a sheltered mountain valley, it offers rolling meadows, rocky hillsides with scattered boulders, and a lush riparian zone fed by a natural drainage corridor. Mature ponderosa pine cover the slopes, while aspen, willows, and shrubs line the waterway. Open grasslands provide excellent grazing and, together with wooded cover and water, create a thriving habitat for abundant wildlife. Buildings sit on gently elevated terrain, capturing sweeping views of the valley and surrounding hills. The 57 acres are divided into three adjacent parcels. The 9-acre site contains the residence known as Base Camp, along with a horse barn, corral, utility building, and lower pasture. The 3.5-acre parcel features a pond, lush pasture along the creek, and dramatic rock outcroppings framing the eastern property boundary. The largest parcel, spanning 44.59 acres, boasts the 360-foot Mt. Everest (yes, its name), the mountain pasture to the southwest, and a portion crossing Mt. Moriah Road. Each parcel is separate and could be developed individually. Improvements The custom two-story home showcases a modern mountain design with a durable metal exterior accented by rich wood trim and natural stonework. A dramatic vaulted gable roofline with exposed timber beams creates an inviting focal point over the expansive wraparound deck, offering elevated views of the surrounding valley. Large picture windows capture the scenery and bring natural light into the home. The lower level includes a covered patio supported by stone pillars, providing a comfortable shaded outdoor living area. Thoughtful landscaping integrates seamlessly with the natural terrain, incorporating rock retaining walls, mature evergreens, and ornamental maple and rosebud trees. Positioned on gently sloping ground, the home enjoys both privacy and panoramic vistas, while the metal siding ensures low-maintenance durability in Colorado's changing climate. The two-level, four-bedroom home includes a main-level primary suite with dual bath fixtures and double walk-in closets. The open kitchen features rich wood cabinetry, granite countertops, a large sitting island, breakfast nook, and built-ins, flowing into the great room with a sandstone wood-burning fireplace. Vaulted ceilings and expansive windows open to a deck overlooking pastures where horses and wildlife gather. The dining area adjoins a covered grilling patio. The lower level offers three bedrooms, a living area, and a walk-out patio to a fenced, landscaped lawn. The property features a 1,728 sf Cleary barn designed for both functionality and durability. The structure includes four spacious horse stalls with wood lower panels and steel upper grills, a dirt floor for natural footing, and a enclosed tack room for gear storage. The barn is equipped with electrical power, supporting lighting and equipment use, and is topped with a metal roof and siding for low-maintenance longevity. Adjacent to the barn is a fenced corral, ideal for turnout and feeding. The setup includes heavy-duty steel livestock panels and gates, a round bale feeder for efficient and safe hay access, and a heated automatic stock waterer connected to a pressurized water line for year-round water supply. Covered side runs provide shelter and direct stall access to the corral. Also on-site is 50 round pen for exercise, training and groundwork. Two above-ground gas tanks provide convenient fuel storage. A 3,042 sf Cleary shop with living quarters and drive-through garage bays offers exceptional versatility with dual 12 x 12 overhead doors, a spacious workshop and a studio. The studio includes a kitchen area , stackable washer/dryer, and baseboard heating for year-round comfort. Inside, a large multi-purpose lounge area with a wood-burning stove provides the perfect spot for relaxing or entertaining. Durable metal construction, full concrete floors, and quality insulation make this space ideal for vehicle storage, projects, and comfortable living. Recreation Livermore, Colorado offers year-round recreation surrounded by the scenic foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Residents and visitors can explore miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing in nearby areas such as the Cherokee State Wildlife Area and Eagle's Nest Open Space. The region is also known for fishing in local streams and lakes, with easy access to Red Feather Lakes and Horsetooth Reservoir. In winter, the landscape transforms into a playground for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. With its blend of open space, rugged terrain, and preserved natural beauty, Livermore provides endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Region & Climate Livermore, Colorado enjoys four distinct seasons. Winters are cold and snowy, with clear, crisp days perfect for winter recreation. Spring brings gradual warmth and blooming wildflowers, though late snow is possible. Summers are warm, dry, and sunny with cool evenings, while fall offers mild days, chilly nights, and brilliant golden foliage. The foothill location brings quick weather changes year-round. History Livermore, Colorado traces its roots to the mid-1800s, when it became a hub for ranching, farming, and stagecoach travel in the northern Colorado foothills. Named after early settlers Livernash and Moore, the community grew around fertile valleys and the North Fork of the Cache la Poudre River, supporting cattle and sheep operations that still define the area today. Its location along historic trails and later U.S. Highway 287 connected it to Fort Collins and Wyoming, preserving its ranching heritage while maintaining a quiet, rural character. Location The property is 30 miles from Fort Collins and 12 miles west of Livermore exit on HWY 287. It is two hours from Denver International Airport.

Mt Moriah is a rare 57 acre property resting at the base of a pine-forested mountain in Livermore's scenic foothills . The four bedroom home overlooks rolling pastures, a serene creek fed pond, painting an idyllic rural scene. With a four stall horse barn, utility building, and fenced pastures, it's perfectly equipped for a hobby ranch or private family retreat, blending open grassland with wooded hillsides for beauty and function. Land This distinctive property blends rich pasture, a naturally fed pond, Gordon creek, striking rock outcroppings, and a pine-covered mountain rising 360 feet above the homestead. Nestled in a sheltered mountain valley, it offers rolling meadows, rocky hillsides with scattered boulders, and a lush riparian zone fed by a natural drainage corridor. Mature ponderosa pine cover the slopes, while aspen, willows, and shrubs line the waterway. Open grasslands provide excellent grazing and, together with wooded cover and water, create a thriving habitat for abundant wildlife. Buildings sit on gently elevated terrain, capturing sweeping views of the valley and surrounding hills. The 57 acres are divided into three adjacent parcels. The 9-acre site contains the residence known as Base Camp, along with a horse barn, corral, utility building, and lower pasture. The 3.5-acre parcel features a pond, lush pasture along the creek, and dramatic rock outcroppings framing the eastern property boundary. The largest parcel, spanning 44.59 acres, boasts the 360-foot Mt. Everest (yes, its name), the mountain pasture to the southwest, and a portion crossing Mt. Moriah Road. Each parcel is separate and could be developed individually. Improvements The custom two-story home showcases a modern mountain design with a durable metal exterior accented by rich wood trim and natural stonework. A dramatic vaulted gable roofline with exposed timber beams creates an inviting focal point over the expansive wraparound deck, offering elevated views of the surrounding valley. Large picture windows capture the scenery and bring natural light into the home. The lower level includes a covered patio supported by stone pillars, providing a comfortable shaded outdoor living area. Thoughtful landscaping integrates seamlessly with the natural terrain, incorporating rock retaining walls, mature evergreens, and ornamental maple and rosebud trees. Positioned on gently sloping ground, the home enjoys both privacy and panoramic vistas, while the metal siding ensures low-maintenance durability in Colorado's changing climate. The two-level, four-bedroom home includes a main-level primary suite with dual bath fixtures and double walk-in closets. The open kitchen features rich wood cabinetry, granite countertops, a large sitting island, breakfast nook, and built-ins, flowing into the great room with a sandstone wood-burning fireplace. Vaulted ceilings and expansive windows open to a deck overlooking pastures where horses and wildlife gather. The dining area adjoins a covered grilling patio. The lower level offers three bedrooms, a living area, and a walk-out patio to a fenced, landscaped lawn. The property features a 1,728 sf Cleary barn designed for both functionality and durability. The structure includes four spacious horse stalls with wood lower panels and steel upper grills, a dirt floor for natural footing, and a enclosed tack room for gear storage. The barn is equipped with electrical power, supporting lighting and equipment use, and is topped with a metal roof and siding for low-maintenance longevity. Adjacent to the barn is a fenced corral, ideal for turnout and feeding. The setup includes heavy-duty steel livestock panels and gates, a round bale feeder for efficient and safe hay access, and a heated automatic stock waterer connected to a pressurized water line for year-round water supply. Covered side runs provide shelter and direct stall access to the corral. Also on-site is 50 round pen for exercise, training and groundwork. Two above-ground gas tanks provide convenient fuel storage. A 3,042 sf Cleary shop with living quarters and drive-through garage bays offers exceptional versatility with dual 12 x 12 overhead doors, a spacious workshop and a studio. The studio includes a kitchen area , stackable washer/dryer, and baseboard heating for year-round comfort. Inside, a large multi-purpose lounge area with a wood-burning stove provides the perfect spot for relaxing or entertaining. Durable metal construction, full concrete floors, and quality insulation make this space ideal for vehicle storage, projects, and comfortable living. Recreation Livermore, Colorado offers year-round recreation surrounded by the scenic foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Residents and visitors can explore miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing in nearby areas such as the Cherokee State Wildlife Area and Eagle's Nest Open Space. The region is also known for fishing in local streams and lakes, with easy access to Red Feather Lakes and Horsetooth Reservoir. In winter, the landscape transforms into a playground for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. With its blend of open space, rugged terrain, and preserved natural beauty, Livermore provides endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Region & Climate Livermore, Colorado enjoys four distinct seasons. Winters are cold and snowy, with clear, crisp days perfect for winter recreation. Spring brings gradual warmth and blooming wildflowers, though late snow is possible. Summers are warm, dry, and sunny with cool evenings, while fall offers mild days, chilly nights, and brilliant golden foliage. The foothill location brings quick weather changes year-round. History Livermore, Colorado traces its roots to the mid-1800s, when it became a hub for ranching, farming, and stagecoach travel in the northern Colorado foothills. Named after early settlers Livernash and Moore, the community grew around fertile valleys and the North Fork of the Cache la Poudre River, supporting cattle and sheep operations that still define the area today. Its location along historic trails and later U.S. Highway 287 connected it to Fort Collins and Wyoming, preserving its ranching heritage while maintaining a quiet, rural character. Location The property is 30 miles from Fort Collins and 12 miles west of Livermore exit on HWY 287. It is two hours from Denver International Airport.

Mt Moriah is a rare 57 acre property resting at the base of a pine-forested mountain in Livermore's scenic foothills . The four bedroom home overlooks rolling pastures, a serene creek fed pond, painting an idyllic rural scene. With a four stall horse barn, utility building, and fenced pastures, it's perfectly equipped for a hobby ranch or private family retreat, blending open grassland with wooded hillsides for beauty and function. Land This distinctive property blends rich pasture, a naturally fed pond, Gordon creek, striking rock outcroppings, and a pine-covered mountain rising 360 feet above the homestead. Nestled in a sheltered mountain valley, it offers rolling meadows, rocky hillsides with scattered boulders, and a lush riparian zone fed by a natural drainage corridor. Mature ponderosa pine cover the slopes, while aspen, willows, and shrubs line the waterway. Open grasslands provide excellent grazing and, together with wooded cover and water, create a thriving habitat for abundant wildlife. Buildings sit on gently elevated terrain, capturing sweeping views of the valley and surrounding hills. The 57 acres are divided into three adjacent parcels. The 9-acre site contains the residence known as Base Camp, along with a horse barn, corral, utility building, and lower pasture. The 3.5-acre parcel features a pond, lush pasture along the creek, and dramatic rock outcroppings framing the eastern property boundary. The largest parcel, spanning 44.59 acres, boasts the 360-foot Mt. Everest (yes, its name), the mountain pasture to the southwest, and a portion crossing Mt. Moriah Road. Each parcel is separate and could be developed individually. Improvements The custom two-story home showcases a modern mountain design with a durable metal exterior accented by rich wood trim and natural stonework. A dramatic vaulted gable roofline with exposed timber beams creates an inviting focal point over the expansive wraparound deck, offering elevated views of the surrounding valley. Large picture windows capture the scenery and bring natural light into the home. The lower level includes a covered patio supported by stone pillars, providing a comfortable shaded outdoor living area. Thoughtful landscaping integrates seamlessly with the natural terrain, incorporating rock retaining walls, mature evergreens, and ornamental maple and rosebud trees. Positioned on gently sloping ground, the home enjoys both privacy and panoramic vistas, while the metal siding ensures low-maintenance durability in Colorado's changing climate. The two-level, four-bedroom home includes a main-level primary suite with dual bath fixtures and double walk-in closets. The open kitchen features rich wood cabinetry, granite countertops, a large sitting island, breakfast nook, and built-ins, flowing into the great room with a sandstone wood-burning fireplace. Vaulted ceilings and expansive windows open to a deck overlooking pastures where horses and wildlife gather. The dining area adjoins a covered grilling patio. The lower level offers three bedrooms, a living area, and a walk-out patio to a fenced, landscaped lawn. The property features a 1,728 sf Cleary barn designed for both functionality and durability. The structure includes four spacious horse stalls with wood lower panels and steel upper grills, a dirt floor for natural footing, and a enclosed tack room for gear storage. The barn is equipped with electrical power, supporting lighting and equipment use, and is topped with a metal roof and siding for low-maintenance longevity. Adjacent to the barn is a fenced corral, ideal for turnout and feeding. The setup includes heavy-duty steel livestock panels and gates, a round bale feeder for efficient and safe hay access, and a heated automatic stock waterer connected to a pressurized water line for year-round water supply. Covered side runs provide shelter and direct stall access to the corral. Also on-site is 50 round pen for exercise, training and groundwork. Two above-ground gas tanks provide convenient fuel storage. A 3,042 sf Cleary shop with living quarters and drive-through garage bays offers exceptional versatility with dual 12 x 12 overhead doors, a spacious workshop and a studio. The studio includes a kitchen area , stackable washer/dryer, and baseboard heating for year-round comfort. Inside, a large multi-purpose lounge area with a wood-burning stove provides the perfect spot for relaxing or entertaining. Durable metal construction, full concrete floors, and quality insulation make this space ideal for vehicle storage, projects, and comfortable living. Recreation Livermore, Colorado offers year-round recreation surrounded by the scenic foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Residents and visitors can explore miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing in nearby areas such as the Cherokee State Wildlife Area and Eagle's Nest Open Space. The region is also known for fishing in local streams and lakes, with easy access to Red Feather Lakes and Horsetooth Reservoir. In winter, the landscape transforms into a playground for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. With its blend of open space, rugged terrain, and preserved natural beauty, Livermore provides endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Region & Climate Livermore, Colorado enjoys four distinct seasons. Winters are cold and snowy, with clear, crisp days perfect for winter recreation. Spring brings gradual warmth and blooming wildflowers, though late snow is possible. Summers are warm, dry, and sunny with cool evenings, while fall offers mild days, chilly nights, and brilliant golden foliage. The foothill location brings quick weather changes year-round. History Livermore, Colorado traces its roots to the mid-1800s, when it became a hub for ranching, farming, and stagecoach travel in the northern Colorado foothills. Named after early settlers Livernash and Moore, the community grew around fertile valleys and the North Fork of the Cache la Poudre River, supporting cattle and sheep operations that still define the area today. Its location along historic trails and later U.S. Highway 287 connected it to Fort Collins and Wyoming, preserving its ranching heritage while maintaining a quiet, rural character. Location The property is 30 miles from Fort Collins and 12 miles west of Livermore exit on HWY 287. It is two hours from Denver International Airport.