Pueblo County, Colorado Land For Sale (139 results)

Welcome to Elk Tooth Ranch, located in the charming town of Rye, Colorado, nestled in the Greenhorn Mountain Wilderness of the San Isabel National Forest. Just an hour south of Colorado Springs and minutes from Pueblo and Walsenburg. This is Colorado mountain living at its finest. Spanning over 100 acres, the ranch sits atop a high mountain plain, with sweeping views of Colorado's eastern plains and stunning backdrops of the Greenhorn Mountains and Fisher Peak. If you love the outdoors, Elk Tooth Ranch delivers an array of activities, including: snowmobiling, ATV riding, motocross, hiking, hunting, mountain biking, rock climbing, disc golf and even a zipline are all within your own property lines. Nearby attractions include Holly Dot Golf Course, Bishops Castle, Lake Beckwith, and Lake Isabel. For the hunter, this property lies in GMU 84, where many of the states trophy quality Mule deer are found in and around the property, and white tail deer tags are over the counter. Elk can be hunted on a draw system, and Turkey are plentiful in the ranches fields. The ranch features a 6-bedroom (4 upper floor rooms are nonconforming, currently utilized as bedrooms), 4-bathroom home, thoughtfully designed with high gabled roofs, passive solar heat, and large windows that flood the space with natural light and expansive views. You'll also find a 3-car garage, a separate 2-car garage, and a new 7,000-square-foot insulated barn with a 4-bay shop, concrete floors, and a modern one-bedroom apartment complete with kitchen, bath, and laundry. The land itself is a mix of dense pine, aspen, juniper, open pasture, and a seasonal creek and pond. About 26 acres are fenced for livestock previously home to yaks with shelters, a frost-free watering system, and cross-fenced paddocks. A large fenced garden and orchard includes apple, cherry, peach, pear, and plum trees, as well as raspberries, currants, gooseberries, service berries, and blackberries thriving in the regions rich soil.

Hello And Welcome to the Greenhorn Valley, Colorados Best Kept Secret! Colorado City, Colorado is located at the bottom of the The Greenhorn Valley. The Greenhorn Valley is located in the shadow of Mt. Greenhorn, at the southern end of the Colorado Front Range off of Exit 742 on I-25. The community boasts a selection of stores, schools, restaurants, The Hollydot Golf Course, Saddle Club, Campgrounds, parks, community pool, creeks, and finally the Beckwith Reservoir and trail system. Just Up the valley is picturesque Lake San Isabel and access to the 1.1 Million Acres of the San Isabel National Forest. Pueblo is a 20 minute drive north on Interstate 25. Pueblo has the Big Box stores, shopping and restaurant amenities of a larger population center like Wal Mart, Home Depot, Lowes, Barnes And Nobel, Dillards, JCPenney, Kohls, Etc. Pueblo is also home to Colorados most popular lake, Pueblo Reservoir ! You truly get the best of both worlds in Colorado City; with nature and a quiet rural community only a short drive to city amenities. About This PROPERTY: This lot is in a great residential area in the eastern part of the the city. The pictures are from a nearby lot on Mount Bierstadt Way. State: Colorado County: Pueblo Area: Colorado City Street: Lot 190 Mount Bierstadt Way Legal Description: LOT 190 UNIT 7 COLO CITY APN: 46-292-07-047 Zoning: Residential Size: 0.5277 Acres Road: Dirt Road to property. Water: Not Available Sewer: Not Available Power: Not Available Property Taxes Will Be Paid Current And Pro Rated to the date of your agreement, we Guarantee no back taxes will be owed on property transfer. No HOA or POA Purchase For $ 2,950 CASH OR Landed Ground Financing: $ 150 Down And $ 280 A Month For 10 Months At 0% Interest with no prepayment penalties and no credit check. OR $ 99 Down And $ 88.95 A Month For 36 Months At 7.7% Interest with no prepayment penalties and no credit check.

Hello And Welcome to the Greenhorn Valley, Colorados Best Kept Secret! Colorado City, Colorado is located at the bottom of the The Greenhorn Valley. The Greenhorn Valley is located in the shadow of Mt. Greenhorn, at the southern end of the Colorado Front Range off of Exit 742 on I-25. The community boasts a selection of stores, schools, restaurants, The Hollydot Golf Course, Saddle Club, Campgrounds, parks, community pool, creeks, and finally the Beckwith Reservoir and trail system. Just Up the valley is picturesque Lake San Isabel and access to the 1.1 Million Acres of the San Isabel National Forest. Pueblo is a 20 minute drive north on Interstate 25. Pueblo has the Big Box stores, shopping and restaurant amenities of a larger population center like Wal Mart, Home Depot, Lowes, Barnes And Nobel, Dillards, JCPenney, Kohls, Etc. Pueblo is also home to Colorados most popular lake, Pueblo Reservoir ! You truly get the best of both worlds in Colorado City; with nature and a quiet rural community only a short drive to city amenities. About This PROPERTY: This lot is in a great residential area in the central part of the the city. The lot is mostly level with great views. State: Colorado County: Pueblo Area: Colorado City Street: Lot 179 Routt St Legal Description: LOT 179 UNIT 6 COLO CITY APN: 47-252-06-104 Zoning: Residential Size: 0.2586 Acres Road: Platted Road to Property (When building permit is approved the Colorado City Metro District will bring road to standard - Contact Colorado Metro District and details and time frames). Water: Colorado City Metro District Water Lines in Area (Please Verify with Colorado City Metro District) Sewer: Colorado City Metro District Sewer in Area (Please Verify with Colorado City Metro District) Power: Power Lines in Area (Please Verify with San Isabel Electric) Property Taxes Will Be Paid Current And Pro Rated to the date of your agreement, we Guarantee no back taxes will be owed on property transfer. No HOA or POA Purchase For $ 4,950 CASH OR Landed Ground Financing: $ 150 Down And $ 480 A Month For 10 Months At 0% Interest with no prepayment penalties and no credit check. OR $ 150 Down And $ 149.75 A Month For 36 Months At 7.7% Interest with no prepayment penalties and no credit check.

Welcome to Bramare Ranch, meaning - to yearn for - a name that reflects the beauty and spirit of this extraordinary 110-acre property of meadows and wooded land. The 8,304 square-foot Santa Fe-style home blends luxury and function with 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, and over 3,000 square feet of covered patios and decks. The primary suite features a private deck, steam shower, gas fireplace, and an expansive 11x15 walk-in closet. Distinctive finishes include custom antler hardware, handcrafted doors from Santa Fe, copper-topped vigas, handmade sconces, and custom tile by Summit Brick in Pueblo, CO. The great room showcases three floors of floor-to-ceiling windows that fill the space with natural light. Six fireplaces, a wood/gas boiler system, a natural gas forced air system, and a full-home sound system enhance comfort throughout. The walk-out basement offers a full wet bar, entertainment center, and direct access to a hot tub beside a wood-burning fire. Water infrastructure includes a 455-foot domestic well producing 15 gpm, a water purification system, and adjudicated rights from four historic ditches. Ranch infrastructure features a heated 3-car attached garage, a detached 2-car garage with workshop, a 3-bay barn with tack and hay storage, pipe corrals, and a stucco-finished loafing shed. With no HOA or covenants, natural gas service to all parcels, a Generac backup power system, and RV hookup, Bramare Ranch offers flexibility for private living, special events, or short-term rentals. Sweeping views of Fishers Peak, the Spanish Peaks, and Greenhorn Mountain complete this remarkable Colorado retreat. Quick Facts: -110 acres of meadows and wooded land -5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms -8,304 square foot Santa Fe style luxury home -More than 3,000 square feet of covered decks and patios -Attached heated 3 car garage, detached 2 car garage with workshop -2,400 square foot Barn with 3 garage bays and room for tack and hay storage -Ideal Horse Property -Domestic well and1,500-gallon concrete cistern -Water rights for irrigation -Hunting Opportunities Elk and Deer -Views of Fishers Peak, Greenhorn Mountain, the Wet Mountains and the Spanish Peaks

Cedar Ridge Ranch consists of 7880 total acres. 6200 deeded acres, 1280 State lease acres, and 400 BLM lease acres. The ranch has been in the family since 1967. The east end of the ranch is less than 2 miles from Pueblo city limits. Red Creek Springs Road runs about 6 miles through the property. Soda Creek enters the ranch at the west end and merges with Rock Creek that enters the ranch from the south. Boggs Creek runs about a mile through the east end. 5 livestock wells, permit numbers 39044, 148579A, 32775, 76453, and 34079 are strategically located throughout the ranch. Minnequa Canal meanders for nearly 6 1/2 miles providing several water gaps for cattle and wildlife. Colorado State Wildlife provides game tags for the land owner that include elk, deer, and antelope. Other game include bobcat, mountain lion, and turkey. Elevations range from 4970 to 5600 feet. Sellers mineral interest, if any, shall transfer to Buyer. The ranch is currently not subject to a lease. Possession is immediate upon closing and delivery of deed. 2024 Property Taxes: $2,231.64

APN - 9900000080 If youve pictured retirement somewhere quiet but not cut off, this 40-acre lot in Boone, CO gives you just that, with neighbors farming nearby and slower pace of life where every sunset feels like the evenings main event. Make this the place for your family homestead that your family can enjoy for generations to come! Build a cozy home, set up a mobile, or start with an RV while you plan. Youll have space for a garden, chickens, maybe a few horses, and enough land left over for evening walks across your own property. With electrical lines across the road, your forever spot doesnt have to mean giving up convenience. Location: County Lane 1, Boone, CO 81025 Size: 40 acres Utilities: Power across the road, possible southwest corner access (no boxes). No water lines; plan for a well or cistern. Access: County dirt road frontage; fence + ditch need minor work for entry. Connectivity: Unreliable service (bounces between no signal, 4G, 5G). Note: Hunting not allowed, but camping, RVs, and livestock are good to go. Property Feature: Zoned Large Agriculture (A1): Camp, RV, mobile home, or a single-family build up to 35 ft. Animal-friendly: Horses, chickens, goats, all welcome here. Simple rules: Setbacks are 25 ft front, 15 ft sides, 15 ft rear, with 25% max coverage. Remote but reachable: About 20 miles from the nearest city with three routes in, mostly unpaved. Access prep needed: You will need to cut the fence and level a small ditch to drive directly onto the property. Cell service: Spotty, cuts between no signal, 4G, and some 5G. Perfect excuse to unplug. Neighbors: Farms nearby give you community without crowding. Close to Nature & Culture Lake Pueblo State Park 51 minutes away, with a massive reservoir for boating, fishing, swimming, and camping, plus over 60 miles of trails to explore Lake Isabel Recreation Area 1hr 28 minutes away, a mountain lake surrounded by pines where you can hike, picnic, and fish in cooler summer weather Pueblo River Trail System 44 minutes away, a scenic network of paths for biking, running, and walking along the Arkansas River Nature & Wildlife Discovery Center 51 minutes away, with trails, wildlife viewing, and peaceful spots to connect with nature along the river Easy Access to Major Cities Avondale, CO (28mins, 21.2 miles) Colorado City, CO (1hr 7mins, 64.2 miles) Rye, CO (1hr 14mins, 70 miles) Pueblo, CO (44mins, 36 miles) Colorado Springs, CO (1hr 18mins, 78.7 miles) PRICING: Discount Cash Price: $50,000 + $399 document fee, or alternatively Owner Financing Price: Not offered at this time We are a small family business and can be flexible. Were happy to fit any budget that meets our minimums. Our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to make memories for years to come. We can owner-finance with a land contract. We can transfer with a warranty deed and guarantee a clean title.

The 4,600 acre Point Pasture represents a unique and rugged portion of the historic Hermosilla Ranch. The Ranch can trace its origins back to an original Spanish Land Grant. Originally settled by Captain William Craig in the 1860's and later purchased by Civil War General Benjamin Butler, the ranch has a long history of farming and cattle operations. The Point Pastureis framed by a flat top mesa at the confluence of the Huerfano and Cucharas River Canyons with dramatic and sweeping views of the canyon rims and river drainage below. The land offers a once in a lifetime opportunity to develop and carefully design a legacy property for ranching, recreation, conservation, or hunting pursuits. Step back in time as you explore some of the most wild and untouched canyon country in Southeastern Colorado. The land is not only visually stunning but these canyons have a rich and colorful history.The Ranch lies within the broad Chaquaqua Plateau which stretches through Southeastern Colorado. Native Americans and earlier hunter gatherer cultures such as the Apishapa called these canyons home and evidence of habitation can be found in the form of rock drawings, tipi circles, and cave shelters. The Apishapa lived on the canyon walls and farmed on the canyon floor. Land Attributes Building Improvements: None Water Features: Several miles of winding Huerfano and Cucharas River Canyon along the boundary of the ranch. This river drainage is ecologically diverse with sub irrigated grounds, riparian plant and animal life, and is a protective haven for bird life and big game.The "Point Spring" which is evident on many old topographic maps still exists today. Located just below the canyon wall the spring emanates directly from a cliff cave and is still active. The water gravity flows down toseveral stock tanks for use of wild game and livestock. A new owner could renovate the piping for better productivity. Acreage: 4,600 +/- acres by legal description. Additional BLM and State lands border the ranch. Land Attributes: River, riparian land, deep canyons, cliffs, rock walls, mesa land, thickly wooded areas, bluffs, buttes, rock outcroppings, valleys and native grassland. Topography: River bottom, rugged canyons, rock out-croppings, mesa top, and valley areas. Recreation: Hunting, Shooting, ATV, UTV, Hiking, Camping, Horses Nearest Town(s): Walsenburg, Colorado Access: Pueblo County Road 701 Location and Accessibility The ranch is located approximately 25 miles northeast of Walsenburg, Colorado and is accessible year-round via a gravel county maintained road and boasts end of the road, locked gate privacy. The Ranch is easily accessible from the major Colorado cities without crossing mountain passes. Denver is 3.5 hours Colorado Springs is 2.5 hours Pueblo is 1.5 hours. Conservation Easements There are no conservation easements on this property, however, this property would be an ideal candidate for a conservation easement and has high quality conservation values. Recreational and Hunting The ranch is located in Game Management Unit 128 which is a Plains Unit and is accessible during all seasons. The Huerfano and Cucharas Rivers are active big game corridors. The terrain, water resources, forage, and protective bedding areas on this ranch combine to create outstanding habitat for elk, mule deer, white tail deer, antelope, and bear. Bighorn Sheep have also recently been reintroduced into these canyons.Unit 128 offers an extended OTC season for bull elk from mid-October to mid-November and numerous leftover C tags for cow elk are available for this unit each year. This area of southeast Colorado is known for producing large mule deer and pronghorn and many are seen regularly on the ranch. The ranch could be enrolled in the Landowner Preference Program (LPP) and receive multiple vouchers for mule deer and pronghorn. Equestrians, ATV, or off-road enthusiasts would love this property as there are miles of old trails running through most of the property. Zoning Agricultural Zoning

Aspen Dr Beauty Awaits in Colorado City! New pictures and videos taken on May 25, 2024 Calling all outdoor enthusiasts! Build your dream mountain home on this buildable precious Aspen Dr quarter acre lot in Colorado City, Colorado. This is the perfect canvas for your escape into nature. Unparalleled Location: Near Greenhorn Creek. Minutes away from conveniences. Easy access to road frontage and utilities from this precious Aspen Dr quarter acre buildable creek lot. Stunning views showcase the areas building potential. Beckwith Reservoir nearby for water activities. Pueblo County: Renowned for breathtaking mountain ranges. Majestic Mountain Majesty: Greenhorn Mountain: This 12,000+ foot peak dominates the view. Panoramic vistas: See Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Trinidad, and I-25. Scenic contrast: Enjoy Pikes Peak to the north and Spanish Peaks to the south. Build with Confidence: Parcel #: 4713212135 | Legal Description: LOT 21 UNIT 12 COLORADO CITY AMENDED Size: 0.24 (10304.00) | Class: Vacant Approximate Address: 0 Aspen Dr, Pueblo, CO 81004 GPS Coordinates: 375754.2N 1045021.1W (37.965052, -104.839202) No restrictions or time limits on this precious Aspen Dr quarter acre buildable creek lot: Build whenever youre ready! Own with Peace of Mind: Clear title: Backed by a warranty deed. Low annual taxes: Only $157.74. No hidden costs: Free of back taxes, liens, HOA fees. Straight cash sale: Simple and transparent transaction. Active Lifestyle Beckons: Colorado City: A hub for outdoor activities like golfing, hiking, fishing, and more! Lake Beckwith: Enjoy water recreation and wildlife viewing. Public golf course: Tee off or relax at the clubhouse. Ready to Make Your Dream a Reality? This incredible precious Aspen Dr quarter acre buildable creek lot opportunity awaits! Ask questions and start building your mountain escape today. The seller ensures a smooth transaction and a clear deed. Dont miss out inquire now! Thanks for considering this property!

Nestled along 450 feet of pristine Arkansas River frontage, this remarkable 122+/- acre property offers a blend of agricultural productivity, scenic beauty, and recreational opportunity. Historically operated as the renowned U-Pick Heckmann Hollow Orchard and Gardens, the farm boasts over 800 mature fruit trees, including nine apple varietiesMcIntosh, Granny Smith, Gala, Red Delicious, Yellow Delicious, Wine Sap, Fuji, Jonathan, and Lodialongside peach, pear, mulberry, and cherry trees. The fully fenced orchards, including two male pollinator orchards, are safeguarded by 10-foot wildlife fencing. A 4,000-square-foot garden, also fenced and irrigated, provides additional cultivation space currently used for veggies, flowers, etc.A well-kept and newly remodeled 6-bedroom, 4-bath home anchors the property, including a 2-bedroom, 2-bath basement apartment. Supporting the farms operations are multiple loafing sheds, storage sheds, a 4-stall detached garage, and a 23x18 building with full utilities roughed inperfect for a wild game processing facility, bakery, walk-in cooler, or additional living quarters.The property proudly holds exceptional water rights, including 5 shares of the Oxford Ditch and 40+ acre-feet of Agra water from a beautiful irrigation pond, fed by a 650 GPM pump. A combination of underground piping, gated pipe, and ditch irrigation efficiently sustains three fields of grass/hay mix which have been utilized for additional livestock grazing income by a local rancher, as well as all areas of the orchards. A meandering live-water ditch, with crystal-clear water year-round, further enhances the lands fertility and wildlife habitat.Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundant wildlife, including a resident elk herd, whitetail and mule deer, turkey, and waterfowl, as well as fishing and recreation along the Arkansas River. Scenic picnic areas near the pond and along the river offer the perfect settings to relax and enjoy the surroundings.For sustainability, the main home operates on solar power while remaining on-grid, generating solar credits for efficiency and cost savings.Whether you envision continuing the orchard legacy, expanding agricultural operations, or creating a recreational retreat, this incredible riverfront farm offers boundless potential.Dont miss your chance to own this one-of-a-kind legacy property!****check back soon for the full listing presentation including Premuim listing video, updated spring photos, and more!

Land for Building in Colorado at the Price of a Used Car – $6,000 Imagine trading the cost of a used car for something that lasts a lifetime: land. This 0.28-acre lot in Colorado City, Pueblo County, is your chance to own a piece of ground where you can build, rest, or simply hold as an investment for the future. Think about it. $6,000 is what many families spend on a second-hand car, a new set of furniture, or a two-week vacation. All those things lose value the moment you pay for them. But land is different. Land stays. Land grows in value. Land can become the foundation of your home, your escape, or your legacy. Here, you can create a weekend getaway without hotel bills. Plan for your dream home in a community with wide-open skies, fresh air, and room to breathe. Utilities such as water, electricity, and sewer are nearby, making your plans easier to start. And if paying all at once feels too big? We make it simple. Take advantage of owner financing: $600 down, $250 document fee. just $145 a month for 60 months. plus $12 monthly note fee. Flexible terms mean you do not have to wait for “someday.” A $6,000 car will wear down, rust, and eventually disappear. This land will still be here—waiting for you to build on it, camp on it, or pass on to the next generation. Do not let this opportunity pass. Land in this area is in demand, and once it is gone, it is gone. Call me today and let us talk about making this property yours. Efrat Meiri EM Land Online (315) 384-8483

193 ACRES ON 1 MILE OF ST. CHARLES RIVER RIM-TOP GRAIN SILO GLAMPING WITH EPIC CANYON VIEWS! Pueblo, CO | 193 Deeded Acres | Loft Silo | Furnished | Off-Grid Solar Perched on the dramatic rim of a 100-ft canyon, this 193-acre riverfront ranch offers one full mile of both sides of the St. Charles River winding through a lush, grassed valley below. A charming converted grain silo has been glamped-up into a rustic livable space. Land 193 contiguous deeded acres 1 mile of private St. Charles River frontage (both banks) with pinon, juniper, willows, and grassy meadows 100 ft of elevation change: rim-top plateau (5,500 ft) down to fertile river bottom (5,400 ft) Diverse terrain: pion-juniper ridges, hidden draws, and south-facing slopes No HOA | No conservation easement | Improvements Glamped-up Grain silo Charming and rustic grain silo converted to glamped-up space with indoor conveniences from the elements Fully insulated, wood-finished interior Partially furnished 20-ft covered front deck with Adirondack chairs and fire pitNice covered front deck perfect to overlook the beautiful canyon below where the St. Charles River meanders through the beautiful grassed river valley Shaded ramada with picnic table, and BBQ Gravel driveway and buildable homesites with 360 views Recreation Mule deer hunting GMU 84 (Trophy Unit) Landowner qualifies for Mule Deer, Elk, Pronghorn hunting licenses.(Generally gets one of the three species but this is not guaranteed) Private river access for fishing or gold panning Hiking, horseback, and ATV trails from your doorstep to the canyon bottom Bortle 2 dark skies Experience the amazing dark skies of this beautiful wild country Agriculture River bottom meadow nice for a small cattle operation Private Fishing! Region & Climate Location Overview Rimcrest on The St Charles River is located just Southwest of Pueblo, Colorado, in Pueblo County, on the eastern plains of the state. This semi-arid region is at about 5,200 feet elevation, influenced by the rain shadow of the Rocky Mountains to the west. It features abundant sunshine (over 3,600 hours annually), low humidity, and a large diurnal temperature swing (up to 40F daily). Historical data is based on records from Pueblo Memorial Airport (19912020 normals, with some dating back to 1888). Climate Classification and General Patterns Semi-Arid Steppe Climate: Dry overall, with low precipitation (1218 inches/305457 mm annually) and moderate temperatures. About 75% of rain falls AprilSeptember via thunderstorms; winters are dry and cold, with March as the snowiest month and April/May the wettest. Variability: Elevation creates microclimateslower plains like this area get hotter summers and less snow than nearby foothills. Chinook winds can cause rapid winter warm-ups (up to 70F/21C). The area is on the edge of Tornado Alley, prone to hail, high winds, and occasional floods from intense storms. Trends: Recent decades show increasing drought frequency, more extreme heat (hot days now outnumber cold ones 3:1), and variable snowfall due to climate change. Temperature Patterns Pueblo's climate is continental, with hot summers and cold winters. More than half of summer days exceed 90F (32C). Average annual temperature: ~53.5F (11.9C). Month Avg High (F/C) Avg Low (F/C) Record High (F/C) Record Low (F/C) January 47 / 8 14 / -10 78 / 26 (2020) -31 / -35 (1951) February 51 / 11 18 / -8 79 / 26 (2020) -20 / -29 (various) March 60 / 16 27 / -3 88 / 31 (2017) -15 / -26 (various) April 68 / 20 35 / 2 94 / 34 (various) 10 / -12 (various) May 78 / 26 45 / 7 100 / 38 (various) 21 / -6 (various) June 89 / 32 55 / 13 108 / 42 (various) 32 / 0 (various) July 93 / 34 59 / 15 109 / 43 (2003) 48 / 9 (various) August 90 / 32 58 / 14 105 / 41 (various) 45 / 7 (various) September 83 / 28 49 / 9 102 / 39 (various) 26 / -3 (various) October 71 / 22 37 / 3 95 / 35 (various) 14 / -10 (various) November 58 / 14 24 / -4 82 / 28 (various) -5 / -21 (various) December 48 / 9 15 / -9 71 / 22 (various) -15 / -26 (2022) Source: NOAA 19912020 normals; extremes from 18882023 records. Precipitation and Snowfall Patterns Annual precipitation averages ~13 inches (330 mm), mostly from convective thunderstorms (JuneAugust peak). Snowfall is light compared to the mountains, averaging ~32 inches (81 cm) per year, concentrated NovemberMarch. Month Avg Precipitation (in/mm) Rainy Days Avg Snowfall (in/cm) January 0.3 / 8 3 3.5 / 9 February 0.4 / 10 4 4.0 / 10 March 0.9 / 23 5 4.5 / 11 April 1.5 / 38 6 2.0 / 5 May 1.8 / 46 7 0.5 / 1 June 1.5 / 38 6 0.0 / 0 July 1.9 / 48 7 0.0 / 0 August 1.7 / 43 7 0.0 / 0 September 1.1 / 28 5 0.5 / 1 October 0.7 / 18 4 1.5 / 4 November 0.5 / 13 3 2.5 / 6 December 0.4 / 10 3 3.0 / 8 Annual totals: 13.2 in precip / 335 mm; 32 in snow / 81 cm. July is wettest; January driest. Location 25 minutes to Pueblo (Walmart, hospitals, airport) 25 minutes to Rye (school, caf, post office) 25minutes to Beulah Valley (San Isabel Lake, dining)

Step into Colorado freedom today beneath the endless open skies Your Place for Freedom – For Less Than the Price of a New TV Sometimes life just feels too fast. Noise. Obligations. Endless routines. And then the dream comes up: a small place that is yours alone. In Pueblo County, Colorado, 0.48 acres are waiting for you. A spot to park your RV, sip coffee with a view, or simply know you own a safe retreat in the world. But this is not only about vacations. It is also an investment. Because smart investing is not gambling. It is about intuition backed by real data: a growing market, rising demand, and land that keeps gaining value. That is how wise investors think. Not chance. Not luck. A decision that balances instinct with facts. And right now, it is possible for anyone. Cash price: $5,000. Or easy financing: - $310 down + $250 doc fee - $175 per month for 36 months - $12/month note fee - Annual property tax: $156.24 No banks. No complicated approvals. Just straightforward ownership of your land. Think about it: For less than a few dinners out each month, you get freedom, peace, and a property that grows in value. Life does not wait. Neither do opportunities. Maybe this is your moment to choose wisely. For details: Efrat Meiri | EM Land Online | (315) 384-8483

Welcome to Turtle Butte Ranch, an exceptional 480-acre legacy property perched high above Beulah, Colorado, with panoramic views of the Spanish Peaks and surrounding mountain ranges. This stunning estate features a 3,701 sq ft, 4-bedroom, 3-bath custom home with wood siding, bay windows, expansive decks, and ample space for entertaining friends and family.The expansive 480 acres are in agricultural status and offer outstanding grazing ground with diverse topographyrolling open meadows, tree-lined ridges, and canyon features ideal for cattle and wildlife alike. Hunting enthusiasts will appreciate the plentiful elk and mule deer traffic throughout the acreage.Outbuildings include a 2,400 sq ft insulated metal garage, a large barn with attached living quarters, a workshop, cattle pens, loafing sheds, and additional storage structures, all thoughtfully arranged to support livestock operations or hobby farming.Whether youre seeking a working ranch, a hunting retreat, or a private mountain sanctuary, Turtle Butte Ranch combines functionality, seclusion, and beauty in one turnkey offering.

As part of the quiet rural community of Sikes Ranch, this 59+ acre property offers panoramic mountain views just a short drive from Colorado City and thirty minutes from Pueblo. Situated just east of the I-25 corridor, the Sikes Ranch community offers a quiet retreat with well-maintained roads, community watch programs, agricultural tax status, and flexible build opportunities. Partial fencing is in place, and power is available along the Mountainview Ln/Wolfenberger Rd road frontage. Surrounding mountain views include the Spanish Peaks, Greenhorn Mountain, and Pikes Peak. Whether youre building your dream home or are ready to establish your homestead outside of the city, Sikes Ranch is an excellent opportunity to spread out and relax in beautiful Southern Colorado.

This 40+/- acre property in East Hatchet Ranch provides a strong foundation for a custom home and recreational retreat in southern Colorado. Located just three miles from the I-25 exit, the property offers excellent year-round access while maintaining a private setting with mountain views. East Hatchet Ranch is known for its well-maintained roads and spacious tracts of land, and this parcel offers both improved infrastructure and natural beauty.The land is situated within minutes of Pueblo to the north and about 65 miles south of Colorado Springs, with both communities providing a full range of services. The property itself features open rolling terrain with views of Greenhorn Mountain and the Wet Mountains to the west. Native grasses and scattered trees support local wildlife, with deer, elk, turkey, and bear often seen in the area.The sellers have already completed substantial improvements, saving both time and investment for a future owner. A 1,100-foot-long road base driveway with four buried culverts leads to the developed compound area, which is fenced and equipped with multiple security features. Utilities are in place, including a working well drilled to 321 feet with 60 psi constant pressure, two frost-free hydrants, a fully installed septic system, and a buried 500-gallon propane tank with wireless fuel monitoring. Electrical service includes a 200-amp main and sub-panels, with an 18kW Generac whole-home backup generator providing automatic transfer and wireless monitoring.A 1,200-square-foot steel agricultural building serves as the primary shop and storage area. It is constructed on a concrete foundation with a premium polyaspartic coating, fully insulated with closed-cell foam, and wood-paneled to a height of eight feet. The building includes one 10x10 and one 10x14 roll-up door, six windows, and a cupola. Interior amenities include a large overhead industrial fan, wall-mounted sconces, ethernet wiring, a 50-amp RV receptacle, a Mr. Cool mini-split heating and cooling unit, and multiple storage systems. The shop also features Starlink internet connectivity and is supported by exterior solar security lighting.The compound itself is secured with approximately two acres of fencing located about 800 feet from the property entrance. Improvements include custom powder-coated steel entry gates, multiple solar-powered lights, two flagpoles, and 650 linear feet of post and dowel fencing with no-climb horse wire. Specific utility centers for power, water, and equipment have been constructed with privacy chain link fencing for protection. Additional fencing includes 1,900 linear feet of post and barbed wire around the broader boundary.Other notable features include RV accommodations with both 30-amp and 120-volt outlets, solar-powered lighting along the driveway, and a private shooting area that utilizes a natural arroyo canyon wall for a safe backdrop. Eight solar security cameras are in place throughout the property, offering ongoing monitoring and peace of mind.This property combines ready-to-use infrastructure with recreational value. It is well-positioned for hunting, wildlife observation, or simply enjoying the outdoors while also being equipped for immediate building or continued use as a secure compound. With its proximity to Pueblo, Colorado Springs, and major travel routes, the acreage offers both accessibility and seclusion in one of southern Colorados growing areas.

This spacious lot offers an ideal setting for anyone dreaming of a quiet life outside the bustle of town. With sweeping canyon views, gently rolling terrain, and endless skies overhead, the property captures the essence of rural Colorado living, peaceful, private, and full of possibility. Just a short drive from Rye and Pueblo, youll enjoy easy access to small-town charm and essential amenities while still feeling completely removed from the noise and pace of city life. Whether you're planning to build your forever home or a weekend escape, this lot offers multiple ideal building sites, space for a shop or guest cabin, and a natural landscape that invites you to slow down and enjoy the outdoors, from sunrise coffee on the porch to evening walks under starlit skies. With power and well-maintained roads throughout the community, the groundwork is in place for your next chapter. If youre looking for freedom, beauty, and room to grow, this is the canvas for your Colorado dream.

Turn-Key Grow & Residential Property on 43.84 Acres Boone, Colorado Great opportunity to own a fully improved home and licensed Tier-1 grow facility in Pueblo County. This is a prime location just 1 mile off of paved Hwy-50 and only a 15 minute drive to the city of Pueblo.The barn is built on a concrete foundation and serviced with cistern water storage plumbed in. Three separate rooms (equipped with a total of 30 LED lights, 50+ fans, and multiple dehumidifiers). Two bathrooms, an office, and storage space with a 12' overhead door. The building has its own septic system separate from the house. 3-phase power service to both pole barn and the greenhouse. An HVAC system which provide 15 tons of cooling per room. Situated on 43.84 acres just one mile off Hwy-50, this property combines comfortable country living with a fully operational agricultural/commercial setup. Fantastic chance for a licensed grower looking to expand or entrepreneurs wanting to enter the industry at a lower cost. Also, buyers seeking a rural home with improvements which provide storage, workshop use, or agricultural applications. The standout feature is the 7,500 sq. ft. metal pole barn, finished in 2019and built to code with a certificate of occupancy. This impressive facility includes: Three fully equipped grow rooms with LED lighting, fans, and dehumidifiers 13 AC units delivering 15 tons of cooling per room Office, storage, and 2 bathrooms 3-phase power and a newly installed septic system Security system with cameras inside and out Fenced perimeter with barbed wire for additional security All existing grow-related equipment conveys with the sale, making this a true turn-key operation. In addition, there is an oversized greenhouse on site with its own 3-phase power box, ready to be restored for expanded production. Whether you're an established operator looking to expand or an entrepreneur entering the industry, this property offers significant infrastructure at a fraction of replacement cost. For those seeking more traditional use, the improvements also make for excellent workshop, storage, or agricultural applications. Property Highlights: 43.84 acres with great access near Boone, CO 3 bed / 2 bath manufactured home on permanent foundation Detached 2-car garage 7,500 sq. ft. metal building (Tier-1 grow facility) Greenhouse with dedicated power Domestic water via Avondale Pipeline + 2 septic systems Fully fenced with security systems in place

Escape to the Heart of Greenhorn Valley New pictures and video taken May 25, 2024: Calling all nature lovers! This striking, lovely small lot in NE Colorado City nestled in the heart of Greenhorn Valley, offers the perfect canvas for your dream mountain retreat. Unparalleled Location and Tranquility: Private Oasis: Greenhorn Creek flows serenely at the back of your property, creating a peaceful soundscape and a potential haven for wildlife viewing. Convenience at Your Doorstep: Enjoy the best of both worlds: this lovely small lot in NE Colorado City is just minutes away from essential amenities while surrounded by nature. Effortless Building: Easy access to road frontage and existing utilities makes getting started on your dream home a breeze. Breathtaking Beauty: Panoramic vistas showcase the incredible building potential of the area. Existing homes offer a glimpse of what your dream mountain escape could be. Water Recreation Paradise: Beckwith Reservoir, a short distance away, provides ample opportunities for boating, fishing, and enjoying the Colorado sunshine. Live in Natures Playground: Pueblo County is renowned for its awe-inspiring mountain ranges, creating a truly breathtaking backdrop for your new life. Majestic Mountain Vistas: Greenhorns Grandeur: This lovely small lot in NE Colorado City boasts stunning views of Greenhorn Mountain, the areas towering 12,000-foot peak. This iconic landmark will be a constant source of wonder from your windows. Panoramic Spectacle: Take in a breathtaking display of mountain ranges. Enjoy the majestic presence of Pikes Peak to the north and the dramatic contrast of the Spanish Peaks to the south. Unforgettable Sunsets: Witness fiery sunsets painting the sky above the mountain ranges, creating a truly magical experience every evening. Bonus Beauty: Discover nearby Lake Pueblo State Park and Stem Beach, offering additional opportunities for outdoor recreation. Build with Confidence and Peace of Mind: Key Details: Parcel #: 4618114298 | Legal Description: LOT 304 UNIT 14 COLORADO CITY AMENDED | Size: 0.17 acres (7525 sq ft) | Class: Vacant | Approximate Address: 0 Turkey Creek Dr, Pueblo, CO 81004 | GPS Coordinates: 375750.2N 1044847.0W (37.963955, -104.813058) Unlimited Potential: No restrictions or time limits on building allow you to create your dream home on your own schedule on this lovely small lot in NE Colorado City. Clear Title, Clear Conscience: Purchase with confidence thanks to a clear title backed by a warranty deed. Low Annual Taxes: Enjoy peace of mind with low annual property taxes of only $157.74. Transparent Transaction: This is a straightforward cash sale on this lovely small lot in NE Colorado City with no hidden costs like back taxes, liens, or HOA fees. Embrace the Active Lifestyle: Adventure Awaits: Colorado City is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Hike through breathtaking scenery, cast a line in pristine waters, or explore the wonders of nature on horseback. Lake Beckwith Paradise: Managed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Lake Beckwith offers opportunities for water recreation, fishing, and wildlife viewing, all within easy reach. Tee Off at Hollydot Golf Public Course: Challenge yourself on the course or relax and socialize at the clubhouse. Dont Miss Out on Your Dream Mountain Escape on this Lovely Small Lot in NE Colorado City ! This incredible opportunity awaits! Ask any questions you may have before buying. The seller is committed to a smooth transaction and will provide a clear deed upon payment. This is your chance to start building your dream mountain home on a flowing creek, surrounded by breathtaking beauty. Inquire today and begin your journey to a life filled with adventure and serenity!

55 acres with endless potential! Infrastructure is already in place with a 5,400 sq. ft. building on site that you can rent out while you build. Whether you envision a dream home, a multi-family community with a commercial storefront, or an off-grid RV lifestyle, this property offers flexible uses and sits in an area the city has targeted for its next development phase, making it ideal for a master-planned community. We will only close through a licensed title company that provides title insurance; if that doesnt give you peace of mind, this land isnt for you. - Location: 2385 Little Burnt Mill Rd, Pueblo CO 81004 - Pueblo County - GPS: 38.198814, -104.677030 - Size & Zoning: 55 Acres (2,395,800 Sq Ft), Agriculture (Zoning change will be easy. Ideal location for Flexible zoning changes.) - Features: Raw and Vacant, Power available - No water - Pricing: Attractive and discounted; $355,000 CASH. You are buying at a major discount, as the market value is $400,000. - Fees: Property Tax is $8,230 a year, - Discount: We are selling 55 acres for $355,000 CASH - Transaction Security: All transactions are conducted through a local Title Company, ensuring transparency and security. Selling assignable interest. - This is a rare chance to own a significant portion of Colorado's beautiful landscape while benefiting from the future planned development of the city. Infrastructure in place via a 5400 sqft building on site. Rent it out while you build!! Build a Dream home, a multi-family community with a commercial storefront, or park your RV, and live off the grid. City as this area as the next development phase. develop a masterplan community!! You have options!! Don't miss this opportunity to secure your future in Pueblo County. Act now to view the property! It won't last long.

Discover the perfect blend of natural beauty and serene seclusion with this exceptional 35-acre property, ideally situated just east of I-25 and the charming town of Rye. Nestled in of Colorado's Game Management Unit 128, you'll find antelope, elk, mule deer, and even the occasional whitetail deer roaming the area, offering endless opportunities to connect with nature. For outdoor enthusiasts and hunters, the proximity to nearby BLM and State Land opens the door to additional hunting and recreational adventures. The panoramic views of the iconic Spanish Peaks and majestic Greenhorn Mountain provide an awe-inspiring backdrop, creating a canvas of natural beauty that changes with every season. This property is not only a dream for nature lovers but also a fantastic opportunity for building your secluded retreat. With convenient access to I-25, you'll enjoy the perfect balance of privacy and accessibility. Whether you're seeking a tranquil escape, a hunter's paradise, or the ideal site for your dream home, this remarkable piece of Colorado has it all. Don't miss your chance to own this slice of paradise, right here in Southern Colorado.

Welcome to your dream property located in the heart of southern Colorado. Set on 5 serene acres with sweeping views of the Greenhorn Mountains, this beautiful custom-built stucco home offers the perfect balance of privacy, comfort, and functionality. With 2,500 square feet of well-designed living space, this 3-bedroom, 2.5 -bath home features an open-concept layout ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Large windows throughout the home flood the interior with natural light and frame stunning mountain views, bringing the beauty of the outdoors inside. The main level includes a spacious living area, a well-appointed kitchen, and comfortable bedrooms with ample closet space. The master suite offers a private retreat with its own ensuite bath. Below, a large unfinished basement provides a blank canvas for your imaginationcreate a family room, workshop, additional bedrooms, or storage space to suit your needs. Step outside and enjoy the fresh mountain air, wide-open skies, and peaceful surroundings. Whether you're sipping coffee on the back deck at sunrise or stargazing at night, you'll fall in love with the tranquility of this special place. For those who need extra space for projects or equipment, the property includes a 30' x 30' shopperfect for a home-based business, studio, or secure storage for recreational toys and tools. Located just minutes from the charming town of Rye and a short drive to I-25, this property offers the convenience of quick access to Pueblo and Colorado Springs while still providing the privacy and quiet of rural living. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to hiking, fishing, hunting, and all that the Colorado wilderness has to offer. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence, a peaceful mountain getaway, or a property with room to grow, this exceptional home has the space, setting, and charm to make it your own. Don't miss this one, Call today to schedule an exclusive showing !

Heres your chance to own acreage in the wide-open landscapes of Colorado. This tract provides the kind of space and privacy that rural living is all about, with sweeping views, gentle terrain and plenty of room to make it your own. Whether you envision a recreational getaway, hunting retreat, or a future homesite tucked away from the noise, this property offers the versatility to fit your goals.This area of the state is known for its mild climate, spacious parcels and access to abundant outdoor adventure. Mule deer, pronghorn and a variety of other wildlife frequent the area, creating opportunities for hunting and wildlife viewing right on your land. With 40 acres at your disposal, youll have room to camp, explore or build your dream escape, all while enjoying the peace and quiet of southern Colorados open country.The property offers the seclusion youre looking for while still being within driving distance of Fowler, Pueblo and Colorado Springs for supplies and amenities. Whether youre seeking a weekend retreat, a recreational basecamp or a long-term investment in Colorado land, this property delivers both value and potential in a beautiful rural setting.

Year-round home on 80 acres in a gated Beulah community. Enjoy privacy, mountain views, and abundant wildlifeelk, deer, bear, and turkey. Custom 4,529 sq ft home with hardwood floors, stone/stucco exterior, solar power, and finished walkout basement. Features include a waterfall pond, hot tub, and new shop/barn with cellar. Two canyons, seasonal streams, and a year-round spring complete this true Colorado mountain retreat. Land Welcome to your own slice of Southern Colorado wilderness 80 private acres tucked among the tall pines and open meadows of Signal Mountain. The property offers a beautiful balance of forested seclusion and sun-kissed clearings with sweeping views of the surrounding peaks. Two rugged canyons cut through the land, each with seasonal streams that come alive after the rains. A rare freshwater spring flows year-round, drawing in wildlife of every kind elk, deer, black bear, and wild turkey are regular visitors. The land is varied, alive, and full of character a true mountain retreat with nature right at your doorstep. Improvements The custom 2005 home stands strong with 4,529 square feet of thoughtful craftsmanship. Built with 26 construction, stone and stucco exterior, and a southern exposure, it's designed for comfort through every Colorado season. Inside, you'll find hardwood floors, a wood-burning fireplace, and wide windows that frame mountain views. Main Level: Spacious master suite with his-and-hers walk-ins, a luxurious jetted tub, and a bright open kitchen with gas cooktop, butcher block counters, granite counter tops, and large walk-in pantry. Upper Level: Two guest bedrooms, 2 full bath, and open loft with office nook and high-speed internet. Walkout Basement: Finished with a game room, bonus room, and storage. A 4-car-sized attached garage,1 tankless water heater, 1 water heater with tank and reverse osmosis filtration system add function to the comfort. Outside, unwind in the hot tub on the deck, or relax by the cascading waterfall and fish pond. The yard is fenced for dogs, and power options include solar plus grid-tie, keeping electric bills near zero. A new metal shop/barn/garage with lean-to sheds and a root cellar provide plenty of space for tools, toys, and projects. Recreation Outdoor adventure begins the moment you step off the porch. Watch wildlife roam the canyons, explore your private trails, or head just 2 miles up the road to the San Isabel National Forest for thousands of acres of public land to hike, hunt, or ride. Whether you're seeking peace and solitude or high-country recreation, this property delivers both. Agriculture With open meadows, natural water features, and healthy soil, this land can easily support small-scale agricultural pursuits. There's space for livestock, gardens, or a few horses all within the quiet of a gated mountain community. The mild Colorado climate and natural spring make this an ideal setup for self-sufficient living or hobby farming. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources This subdivision is on a shared well. Below is the information about how that works: Annual fee $250/lot. $500 for both lots/year. $90/month for 10,000 gallons. If you use more than 10,000/month there is an additional charge. The water company tests water quality and cares for infrastructure up to the point where owners hook up to water. Region & Climate Beulah Valley, CO has a beautiful and diverse climate all year round. The summers are typically mild with temperatures rarely reaching above 95 degrees Fahrenheit. In the winter, Beulah Valley experiences snowfall and freezing temperatures, with average low temperatures dropping to around 10 degrees Fahrenheit. This makes it an ideal destination for those who enjoy the outdoors no matter what time of year it is. The spring and fall months provide the perfect balance of warm days and cool nights for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and fishing. All in all, Beulah Valley is a great place to visit any time of year! Beulah Valley, Colorado gets 22 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year Beulah Valley averages 112 inches of snow per year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 258 sunny days per year in Beulah Valley. The US average is 205 sunny days. Beulah Valley gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 91 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure. Weather Highlights Summer High: the July high is around 84 degrees Winter Low: the January low is 20 Rain: averages 22 inches of rain a year Snow: averages 112 inches of snow a year History Beulah, Colorado, was First Settled as Fisher's Hole in 1840s, but its notorious history began as Mace's Hole, a bandit hideout for Juan Mace in the 1850s. The town was officially renamed Beulah in 1876 after a local preacher suggested the biblical name, meaning married, as a more wholesome alternative. Later, Beulah became known as a quiet ranching community and a summer resort, famous for its red marble, which was used in the Colorado State Capitol. Early history: The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes before being rediscovered by settlers in the 1840s and named Fisher's Hole by trapper Robert Fiser. Mace's Hole era: In the 1850s, the name was changed to Mace's Hole after Juan Mace, a cattle rustler who used the valley as a hideout. The area was also a temporary base for Confederate troops. Renaming to Beulah: A local preacher proposed the biblical name Beulah, meaning married, and the name stuck. On October 25, 1876, the Post Office was officially renamed Beulah. Mining and resort development: Beulah developed into a quiet ranching community, and later, a summer resort. In the 1880s and 1890s, Beulah red marble was quarried and used in the construction of the Colorado State Capitol. Modern era: Beulah remains a small community today, known for its tranquil atmosphere, ranching, and recreational opportunities in the surrounding Pueblo Mountain Park. Location Located just 20 miles from Pueblo, you'll find easy access to supplies, dining, and healthcare yet feel a world away once you return home. The charming town of Beulah offers a close-knit mountain community with local events, friendly neighbors, and scenic drives. The area is known for its rugged landscapes, rich wildlife, and pure mountain air a place where stars still shine bright and the days move at nature's pace.

St. Charles River Ranch Beulah, Colorado This ranch consists of 840 acres in Pueblo County. It has some of the most amazing views of in every direction. The topography of the ranch consists of rolling, grass covered pastures with trees and two river bottoms with gorgeous rock outcrops. Both the North & South St. Charles River flow through the property. With it being over 160 acres, it qualifies for the Colorado Landowner Preference Point Program. Several species of wildlife frequent the property including trophy elk, mule deer, antelope, wild turkeys, waterfowl, mountain lion and bear. There is already electric and a well on the property. This ranch is approximately 25 miles SW of Pueblo. It's only 75 minutes from Colorado Springs and around 2 hours from Denver. Dont let this rare GEM get away as anyone knows finding property with both hunting & fishing is an extremely rare commodity in these parts. Please contact Ted Turano at 720-616-9729 for a private showing!

Welcome to Zoe's Ranch, a turnkey 40-acre horse property nestled in the Muddy Creek Valley. This charming horse haven includes a custom 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, with views of Greenhorn Mountain and the Hatchet Ranch Bluffs, with Muddy Creek forming the northern boundary of the ranch. The home offers single-level living at its finest, including vaulted ceilings, granite countertops, hickory soft-close kitchen cabinets, numerous storage closets, central air, and stainless-steel appliances. The Bosch dishwasher is brand new. The two-car attached garage is large enough to fit a full-sized pickup. Walking outside the well-appointed home you will discover the methodically planned fencing system. The property has been divided into numerous pastures for rotational grazing of the well-sodded grass paddocks. There are three large Cleary buildings on the ranch. The 48'x'30' shop has a concrete floor and has been used for equipment storage and repair. The two horse barns measuring 48'x64' and 48'x72', offer large horse stalls and spacious runs. There is also dedicated space for hay storage, feed rooms, and tack rooms within the barns. The stalls are adjustable so you can set them up to meet your specific needs. The corral system is set up to move animals easily from barn to barn or to the round pen and arena. This pen system would work for other species and can easily be adjusted. With an easy commute to Pueblo or Colorado City, this property has so much to offer. Quick Facts: *40.5 Acres *View of Greenhorn Mountain *1,984-square-foot custom home *Easy commute to Pueblo, Colorado *Fenced and cross-fenced for rotational grazing *Granite countertops *Hickory soft close cabinets *Strong producing water well *Year-round access on maintained road *Work shop with concrete floor *Two Cleary-built horse barns with stalls and runs *Seasonal creek along northern boundary