Logan County, Colorado Land For Sale (14 results)

The Stanley Farm | Iliff, Colorado 310 Acres | 4 Bed 2.5 Bath Custom Home | Strong Water Rights | Pivot & Flood Irrigation | Highway Frontage 52 shares of Iliff Ditch Water and 94.5 shares of Prewitt Reservoir irrigation water Located just off Highway 138 near Iliff, Colorado The Stanley Farm is a premier irrigated farm combining highly productive acreage, exceptional water rights, and quality residential improvements. Land The Stanley Farm is offered with 310 total acres, this operation is strategically designed for efficiency, versatility, and long-term agricultural production. Of the total acreage,202 acres are under two well-maintained center pivots, offering dependable and uniform crop irrigation. An additional83 acres are flood irrigated, providing flexibility for a variety of crops and management styles. This combination of pivot and flood irrigation makes the farm adaptable and operationally diverse. The property is exceptionally well-watered, supported by52 shares of Iliff Ditch Waterand94.5 shares of Prewitt Reservoir irrigation watera rare and valuable water portfolio in northeastern Colorado. These senior rights provide outstanding reliability year after year, helping ensure strong production even in dry cycles. A spacious4-bedroom, 2.5-bath custom homeanchors the homestead, offering comfort, functionality, and scenic views of the surrounding farmland. The home provides plenty of room for family living, guests, or on-site management and is positioned conveniently within the heart of the operation. Withexcellent access directly off Highway 138, the property allows for easy logistics, equipment movement, and commodity hauling. The fields, pivots, and homestead are thoughtfully laid out, providing smooth operational flow and room for equipment storage, livestock areas, or future improvements. Combining strong water rights, productive soils, quality irrigation systems, and comfortable on-site living,The Stanley Farmis well-suited for established producers, investors seeking irrigated acreage, or buyers looking for a balanced farm-and-home setup. Large, well-watered operations of this caliber in the Iliff area are increasingly hard to find. ***The farm is currently leased, providing immediate income potential for the next owner. Call Jake Hyland for more information or to set up your own, personal, qualified showing.

Enjoy life along the north shore of the North Sterling Reservoir! For the livestock, recreational, and/or hunting enthusiast, this 2,149 acre ranch bordering North Sterling Reservoir and State Park offers an unparalleled combination of production, privacy, and outdoor adventure. Whether youre running cows, yearlings, or horses; hunting ducks, Canadian and snow geese as they move between North Sterling/Prewitt/Jumbo Reservoirs and the South Platte River; or pursuing a trophy whitetail - this productive ranch is also a sportsmans paradise. Enjoy fishing for record Walleye, boating with friends and family, or simply taking in the lake views, peace, and natural beautythis property truly has it all. The ranchs well-managed native grasses and diverse topography provide excellent grazing, abundant wildlife habitat, and breathtaking scenery. With 3.5 miles of private shoreline access, youll enjoy exclusive connection to the water. Protected by a Conservation Easement, the property preserves its agricultural and historic character while still allowing for future home sites and thoughtful personal use. This is your chance to own one of northeastern Colorados most scenic and versatile rancheswhere ranching heritage meets outdoor lifestyle. Total Deeded Acres: 2,149 Logan County, Colorado 3.5 miles of shoreline on the north/west sides of North Sterling Reservoir (North Sterling State Park); private water access with appropriate Parks pass Located in GMU 89 - whitetail, mule deer, antelope, bobcat, turkey, pheasant, sandhill crane and dove; licensed falconry permitted Located in Central Flyway (waterfowl) Topographical diversity with open, rolling plains, rock outcroppings, teepee rings, and sub-irrigated areas along the shoreline Ranch has been well-maintained and not over-grazed Cross-fenced for rotational grazing Diverse mix of native grasses with excellent sod cover Elevation avg. 4,000 ft. (above sea level) 10 miles of mature shelter-belt trees Conservation Easement (CE) to preserve historical use of the property as a working ranch 160 acres excluded from the CE to allow for any type of use or future construction 4 residential building envelopes reserved within the CE Improvements include: Historical stone cabin (non inhabitable), new 1,500 sq. ft. pole building with concrete floor and insulation (set up for RV parking); livestock sheds and corrals R/E Taxes: $1,420.10

The Indian Hills Ranch is a premier, highly productive grassland property situated along a paved highway near Sterling, Colorado. Spanning approximately 4,100 acres, this ranch has excellent water resources and offers an exceptional blend of functionality and beauty. The property features top-tier improvements, including a stunning custom-built two-story stucco home that was recently extensively remodeled. The home, with its log accents, is perfectly positioned for privacy and seclusion. Complementing the residence is a matching horse barn, along with state-of-the-art working facilities. These include a spacious new shop, a well-designed calving barn, covered working facilities, and robust pipe corrals, in addition to several auxiliary structures. Water resources are abundant, with multiple wells, pipelines, and strategically placed drinkers ensuring reliable hydration for livestock. With excellent access and a breathtaking, private setting, The Indian Hills Ranch is a remarkable showcase of efficiency, comfort, and natural beauty. LOCATION The ranch is located approximately 9 miles east of Sterling, Colorado. There is year-round access from paved State Highway 61. To access the ranch from Sterling, travel east on I-76 Business/US-6 E for 2.1 miles; turn right onto CO-61 S for 7.1 miles to the destination. Known as the Queen City of the Plains, Sterling is in Logan County in the Northeastern corner of Colorado on Interstate 76. Having the largest population, estimated at approximately 14,777, of those communities in Colorado east of Pueblo, Sterling is the regional shopping hub for Northeast Colorado and Southwest Nebraska. The Logan County Chamber of Commerce has links to the local businesses in Sterling. ACREAGE The deeded land consists of 1,517 acres and includes approximately 126.7 acres of dry cropland and 384 acres of improved pasture and meadow hay land, some of which was historically cultivated. Additionally, the State of Colorado lease associated with The Indian Hills Ranch covers a total of 2,584.12 acres, including approximately 137.6 acres of cropland. RANCH OPERATIONS The Indian Hills Ranch has a strong history of supporting 200+ cow/calf pairs year-round or an equivalent number of yearlings. The high-quality grassland features a mix of hard grass species with excellent protein content, commonly producing weight gains of 1.8 to 2 pounds per day for yearling cattle. For optimal grazing management, the ranch is cross fenced into 11 pastures, allowing for flexible rotation and efficient forage utilization. The improved pasture and meadow hay land contain a blend of native grasses, primarily western wheatgrass. Most fencing consists of four-strand barbed wire with steel posts and is in good condition. WATER RESOURCES Six wells with a new well for the pipeline system that operates on solar with electric backup. 14 tanks strategically placed throughout the ranch, the majority are Montana fiberglass, insulated stock tanks New pipeline with 1 , 200 psi poly with a brass stop and waste valve at each tank 25,000-gallon storage tank on the pipeline system 7,000-gallon storage tank at the home IMPROVEMENTS Indian Hills Ranch has many amenities such as: Custom grade Two-story home with four bedrooms and five bathrooms 2017 60x80 Red Iron shop, insulated, heated, concrete floor, six pull-through doors, of which two are automatic. 2017 30x70 Cleary calving barn, insulated in the ceiling to prevent sweating, heated, vet room, maternity chute, and calving jugs 2017 20x30 processing barn with new pipe corrals and overhead arch supports on all gates, windbreak, cattle load out chute, 800 head capacity. 1992 18x68 horse barn with heated tack room 26x104 loafing shed 20x30 garage/shop Several other outbuildings The main home has recently underwent a major remodeling to make it a showcase home featuring 12,053 square feet, with 9,701 livable square feet. The exterior is stucco with log accents and a metal roof. There is a large front and back porch. Mature and upgraded landscape and trees with an underground sprinkler system and automatic drip line. The main floor of the home features kitchen, eat-in dining, formal dining room, great room and master bedroom. The kitchen has a Viking double oven with 6-burners and a gridle. A Sub-zero refrigerator, under counter microwave, island with a sink. The cabinets are oak and the floors oak hardwood. The kitchen has a large breakfast bar and a dining nook. There is a butlers pantry that passes through to the large formal dining room. The pantry has numerous shelves a sink, refrigerator and dishwasher. The master bedroom on main floor has a wood fireplace, full bath and walk-in closet. There is a set of stairs that leads down to a second bathroom and walk-in closet. Great room has a wood fireplace and vaulted ceilings with exposed beams. There is an office located off the main entrance foyer with built-in bookcases. Also located on the main level is a half bath and laundry room with built-in cabinets and a sink. Other features include an indoor heated pool (heated with forced air gas), icemaker, exercise room, steam shower and sauna. The home is heated with two boilers with hot water baseboards. There is a three-car attached garage, which is heated and insulated, with shelves and a workbench. Each door has an automatic door opener. The second story of the home features two bedrooms and a bathroom, a family room, plus bonus room with shelves, and storage. The basement has a family room with large oak entertainment center, bar, a bedroom and two bathrooms. There is a full kitchen with refrigerator, dishwasher, range and a washer and dryer. RECREATION The City of Sterling has over 17 parks, five with dedicated concrete walking paths. Pioneer Park, the largest city park, located on the west edge of town also has a wooded walking area. The Parks, Library, and Recreation Department is currently working to develop new paths and trails along the riverside property. The Overland Trail Recreation area provides a nice stop for residents and visitors to picnic in natural surroundings. It is a nice leisure walk around the pond and fishing too. AIRPORT INFORMATION Crosson Field Municipal Airport serves Sterling, but there are no scheduled flights available from there. The closest airport served by scheduled flights is Denver International Airport, located 121 miles west of Sterling. Denver, Colorado: Denver International Airport is open 24-hours-a-day, seven days a week and is served by most major airlines and select charters, providing nonstop daily service to more than 130 national and international destinations. SUMMARY Indian Hills Ranch embodies the best of what the Great Plains has to offerhighly productive land, abundant and reliable water resources, top-of-the-line working facilities, and a beautifully crafted home with premium finishes. Its a rare find that combines functionality, comfort, and quality. As the saying goes, Youll wear out your tires trying to find one better.

Cedar Creek Rec Premier Waterfowl & Wildlife Property Waterfowl properties have become increasingly rare to find on the open market due to high demand and limited availability and Cedar Creek Rec stands out as a true gem. Perfectly positioned near North Sterling Reservoir, this property boasts nearly a mile of Cedar Creek frontage, creating a year-round haven for ducks, deer, pheasants and turkeys alike. Land Ducks utilize the creek throughout the year, with Teal flocking to the sloughs and ponds in early September. As winter sets in and the large lakes begin to freeze, Mallards and other puddle ducks fill the open waters of Cedar Creek. The slough on this property offers some of the most exciting in-your-face duck hunting opportunities any waterfowler could dream of. The slough system offers the perfect habitat for growing and holding Pheasants in Eastern Colorado. In the spring months, wild turkeys strut along the creek banks and shelterbelts, taking advantage of the abundant cover. Cedar Creek Rec holds a stablepopulation of turkeys, and during April and May, it's common to hear gobbles echo down the slough. The property also supports a healthy mix of Mule Deer and Whitetail, drawn in by the ideal combination of food, cover, and water. The slough, shelterbelts, and riparian corridors make this a true multi-species habitat and a recreational paradise for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts alike. For more information or to schedule your private showing, Call Jake Hyland

Sterling South Platte 115 is a premier recreational tract northeast of Sterling, Colorado, featuring nearly three-quarters of a mile of South Platte River frontage. Towering cottonwoods, secluded bends, and open sandbars create incredible habitat for trophy whitetail deer, turkey, and waterfowl. A rare combination of privacy, access, and year-round hunting opportunity along one of Colorado's best river corridors. Land The Sterling South Platte 115 encompasses approximately 115 acres +/- of diverse river-bottom terrain just four miles northeast of Sterling, Colorado. Nearly three-quarters of a mile of the South Platte River winds through the west side of the property, with ownership on both sides for most of its stretch. Towering cottonwoods, thick willow stands, and pockets of native grassland provide a rich mix of cover and open space. The land's blend of riparian habitat and open pasture makes it equally suited for recreation, livestock use, or future habitat enhancement projects. Bordered entirely by state ground, the property enjoys exceptional privacy and seclusion rarely found so close to town. Recreation The Sterling South Platte 115 lies in one of Colorado's most productive wildlife corridors, offering an incredible combination of private and public hunting opportunity. With nearly three-quarters of a mile of South Platte River frontage, the property features heavy cottonwood cover, secluded river bends, and grassy bottoms that hold strong populations of whitetail deer, turkey, and some upland birds. The thick timber and willows provide secure bedding for mature bucks, while the surrounding state ground expands the accessible habitat footprint and allows for additional hunting area. Waterfowl hunters will appreciate the open banks, sandbars, and slow-water stretches along the river, as well as the nearby sloughs, crop ground, and Bravo Ditch system that draw ducks and geese throughout the migration. The blend of habitat diversity, river frontage, and adjacency to public ground make this tract a true sportsman's propertyoffering exceptional hunting opportunities for multiple species just minutes from Sterling. Agriculture Open pasture ground offers flexibility for grazing, food plot development, or potential wetland projects. The river frontage and associated sub-irrigated soils promote strong grass production, supporting livestock through the growing season. Region & Climate Located in Logan County in northeastern Colorado, the area experiences a semi-arid climate with around 15 inches of annual precipitation. Summers are warm and dry, while winters are mild with light snowfall. The nearby South Platte River contributes to favorable soil moisture and vegetation growth, creating a resilient environment for both agriculture and wildlife. Location Just four miles northeast of Sterling off Riverview Road, this property offers the rare combination of privacy and convenience. The surrounding state lands and river frontage create a quiet, natural setting, yet Sterling's amenitiesfuel, food, lodging, and suppliesare only minutes away. The property is situated just 7.5 miles northeast of the Sterling Municipal Airport and approximately 1 hours from Denver International Airport (DIA), offering convenient access from the Front Range and beyond. Whether used as a private retreat, grazing tract, or hunting getaway, the Sterling South Platte 115 delivers both seclusion and accessibility in one unique package.

Formerly known as Allen Mitchek Feed & Grain. With excellent infrastructure, storage flexibility, and the ability to expand, this is a rare opportunity in northeast Colorados productive ag region to own a 347,000 bushel grain elevator with two scales, extensive office facility, truck shop and adjacent truck lot located near I-76. Position your ag operation for success with this high-capacity grain facility located at 247 Sierra Vista Street in Sterling, Colorado. Mitchek's Diamond W. Grain, LLC licensed and bonded, elevator offers 347,000 bushels of upright concrete storage across 20 bins, along with the infrastructure to support efficient, large-scale grain handling. An adjacent truck lot adds to the appeal and offers the opportunity to expand or diversify. Built in 1970, this facility historically has been used for wheat and corn storage, merchandising, and grain trucking business. Sterling is central in a major agricultural production area, with grain, livestock, feedlots, dairies, and ethanol plants. Elevator: 5.75 total acres Logan County, CO Address: 247 Sierra Vista Ave, Sterling, CO 80751 Diagonally opposite to truck lot (below) 347,000 bu total capacity 6,192 SF steel truck shop Concrete drive-through elevator with two grain pits Dual grain legs with 20 downspouts & automatic distributor 2 - Truck platform scales with digital monitors & printers Future expansion potential for upright or flat grain storage North property line bordered by UP Railroad right-of-way (not currently active) The on-site office and operations building provides over 4,200 SF of functional space, including: Breakroom with kitchen, offices & reception area, bathrooms on each level, and upper-level meeting room, wet bar, and bath R/E Taxes: $11,189.34 (2024 payable in 2025) ASKING $1,650,000 Truck Lot: 8.2 total acres Logan County, CO Address: 170 Cucarola Road, Sterling, CO 80751 Diagonally opposite to Elevator (above) Street access, electric plug ins, diesel fuel storage Located in the heart of Sterling's industrial area Multiple potential uses R/E Taxes $1,655.76 (2024 payable in 2025) ASKING $350,000 COMBINED ASKING PRICE: $2,000,000 (NOTE: IF SOLD SEPARATELY, ELEVATOR MUST SELL BEFORE MITCHEK TRUCK YARD) 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 youbecause your land deserves a team that understands its value.

Offering two separate parcels of productive dry cropland located approximately 5 to 7 miles southeast of Fleming, Colorado. Both parcels are ideal for wheat, corn, millet or other regional crops. These parcels present a great opportunity for expanding your farming operation or investing in quality agricultural land. Together or separate, they offer opportunity to a strong farming community. Logan County, CO 329 total acres Possession upon closing Seller to convey all OWNED mineral rights Seller is willing to separate tracts - call for details PARCEL #1 160 total acres 144.9 acres tillable 15.1 acres grass along Frenchman Creek bed Co Rd 83 (east boundary); Co Rd 28 (south) LEGAL: S2SE4, NE4SE4, SE4NE4 Section 26, T8N-R49W FSA BASE: 80.0 acres wheat at 33 bu yield R/E Taxes: $311.58 (2024) PARCEL #2 169 total acres 162.8 acres tillable 6.2 acres grass Co Rd 83 (west boundary); Co Rd 24 (north) LEGAL: NW4 Section 12, T7N-R49W FSA BASE: 71.0 acres wheat at 33 bu yield R/E Taxes: $307.66 (2024) ASKING $410,000 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 youbecause your land deserves a team that understands its value.

Introducing an exceptional land opportunity: a sizable parcel situated across from the North Sterling Reservoir and North Sterling State Park. Just 10 miles north of Sterling, Colorado, this pristine location holds undeniable appeal. Land Lot 2, spanning 38 acres, boasts easy access via County Road 330. Its proximity to the campground and boat launch makes it an excellent choice for boat, camper, or RV storage. The property also holds potential for camping spots, tiny houses, or cabins, offering versatile possibilities. Whether envisioning a stunning lake-view dream home or a serene family retreat embraced by nature, this parcel sets the perfect stage for your ambitions. For more details or to arrange a private showing, reach out to John Herrity or Jake Hyland. Region & Climate In Sterling, over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 15 to 91 degrees and is rarely below 0 or above 100. Sterling gets 17 inches of rain on average per year and averages 31 inches of snow per year. History The town of Sterling is rich in history. Founded by homesteaders along the South Platte River in 1881, Sterling quickly developed into a commercial hub on Colorado's High Plains and is now the largest city in the Northeastern part of the state located in Logan County, Colorado. Sterling is a farm and ranch community with deep roots on the Colorado prairie. There are many historical sites to see throughout the town of Sterling including the Overland Trail Museum, the Downtown Sterling Historic District, or the City of Living Tree sculptures to name a few.

Introducing an exceptional land opportunity: a sizable parcel situated across from the North Sterling Reservoir and North Sterling State Park. Just 10 miles north of Sterling, Colorado, this pristine location holds undeniable appeal. Land Lot 1, spanning 41 acres, boasts easy access via County Road 330. Its proximity to the campground and boat launch makes it an excellent choice for boat, camper, or RV storage. The property also holds potential for camping spots, tiny houses, or cabins, offering versatile possibilities. Whether envisioning a stunning lake-view dream home or a serene family retreat embraced by nature, this parcel sets the perfect stage for your ambitions. For more details or to arrange a private showing, reach out to John Herrity or Jake Hyland. Region & Climate In Sterling, over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 15 to 91 degrees and is rarely below 0 or above 100. Sterling gets 17 inches of rain on average per year and averages 31 inches of snow per year. History The town of Sterling is rich in history. Founded by homesteaders along the South Platte River in 1881, Sterling quickly developed into a commercial hub on Colorado's High Plains and is now the largest city in the Northeastern part of the state located in Logan County, Colorado. Sterling is a farm and ranch community with deep roots on the Colorado prairie. There are many historical sites to see throughout the town of Sterling including the Overland Trail Museum, the Downtown Sterling Historic District, or the City of Living Tree sculptures to name a few.

Cow Creek Ranch, welcome to rural living at its finest! Nestled on 160 sprawling acres of scenic Colorado plains, this beautifully maintained and thoughtfully upgraded home offers the perfect blend of peace, privacy, and modern comfort. Land Built in 1999, this custom home showcases quality craftsmanship and numerous updates throughout. The main level features a spacious and open floor plan, flooded with natural light and ideal for entertaining or relaxing in quiet country serenity. You'll appreciate the attention to detailfrom updated finishes to a well-designed layout that caters to both everyday living and special occasions. A standout feature of this property is the fully finished mother-in-law suite in the basement, complete with its own private kitchen, full bathroom, and bedroom. Whether you're accommodating guests, multigenerational living, or exploring rental potential, this versatile space offers flexibility and independence. The land itself is a dream for outdoor enthusiasts, hobby farmers, or anyone seeking wide-open space. Whether you're raising livestock, starting a garden, or simply enjoying panoramic views and star-filled nights, this 160-acre property gives you room to roam and grow. Additional highlights include: 16 KW Mitsubishi diesel backup generator that will run the whole house in the event there is a power outage. High end Master Bedroom and BathroomLarge Office suite Multiple landscape ponds and mature trees Great entertainment area by the ponds with plenty of storage and space to enjoy Offer price Includes a back-hoe, making any new project more convenient Covered Shooting Range The property has already been subdivided into 40 acre parcels There is a permitted livestock well on property This is more than a homeit's a lifestyle. Come experience all this property has to offer. Call today for more information or to schedule your own, personal, qualifies showing.

Located 2 hours from Denver, in Fleming, Colorado a one-of-a-kind family compound awaits. This property boasts 520 acres of rolling grass pastures located in the Northeastern plains. As an added bonus, the sale includes a transferable state lease for an additional 160 acres, enhancing the overall grazing potential. This expansive property offers a unique opportunity for multi-generational living and agricultural ventures. With two large homes, extensive livestock facilities, and endless space, it combines privacy, comfort, and income potential. The main home spans over 5,000 sq ft, offering 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, the master bedroom is set up as a Mother-in-law Suite with a handicap-accessible bathroom, gas fireplace, kitchenette, and washer/dryer-ideal for guests or extended family. Designed to embrace natural light, it includes a metal roof, stucco exterior, and over $60K in new windows. Inside, enjoy a wood-burning fireplace, sunroom, and a loft area. The second home offers over 3,000 sq ft with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a spacious master suite. Highlights include a soaking tub, butler's pantry, and has an open concept design. Agricultural facilities include a 70x50 Livestock Barn with LED lights, a 40X20 livestock barn. Large metal 50x80 machine shop with cement floors, 220 outlets. The updated cool room/vet shack is insulated and air-conditioned, ideal for livestock management. With two wells, five stock tanks (3 with automatic floats), and all the infrastructure needed for livestock, this property is designed to meet every need. Whether for family living or a business venture, this property offers exceptional potential for rural living and income generation. Pictures of second home and outbuildings coming soon. Additional 346+/- acres available for purchase, please ask agent for details.

Located in Sterling, Colorado, this exceptional 6.69 +/- acre property offers endless possibilities, situated just under 2 miles from the beautiful North Sterling Reservoir. Featuring two farm homes and three spacious shops, it's an ideal investment opportunity or perfect for a 4H family. Whether you envision a thriving multifamily residence or a versatile space for your passions, this property is a true gem waiting to be transformed. Improvements The property features a main ranch house alongside a cozy guest house, providing ample space for family and visitors. Additionally, three well-maintained outbuildings offer versatile options for work, equipment storage, and livestock care, making it an ideal setup for anyone looking to escape town. Improvements Square Footage: Main House: 3 bedrooms 1 bathroom 1,424 SqFt. Guest House: 2 bedrooms 1 bathroom 844 SqFt. Building 1: 1,764 SqFt. Building 2: 1,200 SqFt. Building 3: 900 SqFt. Recreation Located less than 2 miles from North Sterling Reservoir, this property offers year-round recreational opportunities right at your doorstep. Enjoy fishing, boating, and swimming in the warmer months, and embrace ice fishing when the temperatures drop. With stunning scenery and abundant wildlife, every season brings a new way to experience the beauty of the outdoors. Region & Climate Sterling, Colorado, is situated in the high plains region of northeastern Colorado, characterized by wide-open spaces and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The climate is semi-arid, featuring hot summers with temperatures often reaching the 90s and cold winters where temperatures can drop below freezing. The area enjoys ample sunshine throughout the year, with occasional snowfall in winter and moderate rainfall in spring and summer. This diverse climate supports a variety of outdoor activities and vibrant agricultural practices, making it an appealing location for both residents and visitors. Location Sterling, Colorado, is a charming city located in the northeastern part of the state, known for its friendly small-town atmosphere and rich agricultural heritage. Nestled along the South Platte River, it serves as a gateway to outdoor adventures, with the beautiful North Sterling Reservoir just a short drive away. The city offers a mix of historic sites, parks, and community events, making it an inviting place for residents and visitors alike. With convenient access to major highways, Sterling is a great hub for exploring the scenic landscapes of Colorado's high plains.

This well-maintained, custom designed feedlot has a 10,000-head capacity. The pond and permit allow for an additional 15,000-head. The feedlot is situated on 311 acres +/-. On the west quarter section there is a newer pivot installed for de watering the lagoon. Improvements include two large farm implement buildings, loafing sheds, grain storage, and several outbuildings. There is an small residence/office on site. Excellent opportunity for income and growth in the thriving agricultural region of Logan County. JCR Feedlot is located off Highway 14, west of Sterling, Colorado with easy access to several eastern Colorado thoroughfares. Water is provided by four Commercial Livestock Wells augmented by the Logan Well Users Group. Heifer lockups are not included in the sale.

Presenting a charming country estate set on 4.49 +/- acres, this 2,378 sq. ft. single-level home offers a variety of esteemed features. Equipped with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an expansive eat-in kitchen, and spacious family and great rooms, this residence blends comfort and practicality seamlessly. Take in the stunning views of Sterling, CO, while enjoying the convenience of a 3-car attached garage, newly installed fencing, a functional chicken coop, a recently built 12 x 20 She-Shed, and a sizable 28 x 50 Hay Barn which includes a well-appointed 28 x 50 insulated shop with updated wiring, concrete floors, and two overhead doors. Situated just a short 5-minute drive from Sterling, this extraordinary property awaits your visit - a rare opportunity not to be missed.