80740, CO homes for sale & real estate

80740, CO Homes for Sale

Wide Open Skies, Quiet Country Nights - This beautifully updated country retreat offers the perfect blend of comfort, space, and rural charm. Nestled on 20.7 picturesque acres, the home features 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Both bathrooms include walk-in showers, one has been thoughtfully updated with over sized walk in shower and double sinks for added convenience. Every major system has been upgraded within the last five years-including a new on-demand hot water heater, and furnace delivering modern comfort and peace of mind. Outdoors, the property shines with a barn, silo, multiple outbuildings, 18' x 47' Quonset for parking vehicles, toys, or smaller campers and a private well making it

80740, CO Homes for Sale

Great opportunity to purchase over 650 Acres of Dry Farm ground across two separate parcels. Property is located east of Last Chance in Washington County along Highway 36, 17 miles South of Woodrow. Parcel #1 consists of approximately 400 acres of planted wheat to be harvested in late June or early July. Parcel #2 is over 250 acres of summer fallow. Newer fencing surrounding both parcels of farm ground. Parcel #2 can be accessed by a 30' easement from Highway 36. The farm ground has been well maintained through a rotational farming operation consisting of dry land wheat, millet, and milo in recent years. Both parcels will be a great addition to a current farming operation or a great opportu

80740, CO Homes for Sale

There are two homes located on 5 acres with several outbuildings. The mobile home is 1980 sq ft. Lots of potential. There is one well and two septic systems. Everything that is on the property stays. Call for your appointment today! Property is being sold "AS IS".

80740, CO Homes for Sale

Dry Gulch Ranch 2,875.9 acre contiguous ranch offers a well-established, turn-key cattle operation with 2,095.9 deeded pasture acres, 640 Colorado State Lease, and 140 acres of dryland farm ground. The property is divided into 7 cross-fenced pastures with a rotational grazing system and a piped water network supplying multiple bottomless tanks. Several seasonal ponds, along with Vega Creek in the northwest and Dry Gulch meandering from the southern boundary northward, add to the water accessibility and natural character of the property. Improvements include continuous fence pens, 480 feet of cement bunk space, and a 2,400 sq ft insulated shop with power and concrete floor (Morgan County REA