Larimer County, Colorado Land For Sale (161 results)

Stove Prairie Ranch & The Villa Stove Prairie Ranch offers 155 acres in the Bellvue foothills where Rist Canyon, Buckhorn Canyon, and the Cache la Poudre corridor all come together. The setting gives the property a rare combination of privacy, acreage, and access, with rolling foothill ground, granite outcroppings, a spring-fed pond, and broad views across Northern Colorado's mountain landscape. At the center of the ranch is a 9,005 square foot Italian-inspired villa, supported by additional residential and event-use improvements that give the property a broader range of use than most foothills estates. At the center of the property is a 9,005 square foot Italian-inspired villa with 4 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Built in 2007, the home was designed with a level of detail and permanence that is not often found. The exterior walls are built of full-thickness concrete block overlaid with hand-selected granite quarried from the property, resulting in walls more than two feet thick. Inside, the home carries a distinct old-world influence, including an approximately 2,000-year-old Roman mosaic in the foyer, 14-foot arched ceilings, radiant in-floor heat, custom German wood-framed windows, and fireplaces built of full-thickness coral. The interior layout is substantial and varied. In addition to the main living spaces, the home includes private guest quarters with an auxiliary kitchen, a formal dining room with separate service access through the wine and bottle room, an additional prep kitchen, a private office and library with wet bar, and a third-floor atelier with double-height ceilings and natural light on all four sides. Two private elevators connect the levels, adding another layer of function to a home built on this scale. The primary suite includes dual bathrooms, walk-in closets, and private elevator access, while additional bedrooms take in balcony views. Across the house, the craftsmanship is consistent and deliberate, with details that give the property a strong architectural identity rather than a more typical luxury-home finish package. The setting around the villa adds to that identity. A 32-foot indoor saltwater pool with adjacent lounge and wellness area sits behind a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows, bringing natural light into one of the property's more distinctive spaces. Outside, the spring-fed pond, mature foothill landscape, and natural granite features give the property a stronger connection to the land itself than many estates of this size. The acreage also supports broader use beyond the main residence. Additional cottages, a shed, a state-of-the-art indoor riding arena, and a 2-bedroom, 1-bath farmhouse expand the functional footprint of the ranch and open the door to equestrian use, guest overflow, staff housing, and private events. That combination of improvements, together with the setting and privacy of the land, has also supported the property's use as a wedding and event venue, which is an important part of its broader identity. Location is another strength. The ranch lies approximately 15 miles from downtown Fort Collins via Rist Canyon Road, offering a direct connection to restaurants, services, and the energy of Old Town while still feeling fully separated from town. Nearby, the Cache la Poudre River provides fishing, kayaking, and rafting, while Mishawaka Amphitheatre, Lory State Park, and Horsetooth Reservoir add another layer of recreation close to the property. Stove Prairie Ranch is well suited for the buyer looking for a finished foothills estate with architectural substance, acreage, and a setting that supports residential, equestrian, and event use. It is a property where the home, the land, and the surrounding foothill landscape all work together in a way that feels established and complete.

Horsetooth Vista Ranch. An Equestrian Sanctuary Above It All. One-of-a-kind equestrian estate spanning 38+ acres with 360 mountain and city views. Designed for luxurious indoor-outdoor living, this residence blends the rustic grandeur of a mountain log home with the refined sophistication of high-end design. Behind the gates of this exclusive enclave, privacy and perfection await. Accordion glass doors along the east wing open the home entirely to the landscape, framing breathtaking vistas in every direction. The chef's kitchen is a work of art, featuring Sub-Zero, Miele, and AGA appliances, copper and reclaimed wood countertops, and a dramatic prep island at its center. The great room soars with beamed ceilings and panoramic light. The main-level primary suite overlooks Horsetooth Reservoir and features deck access, a loft, and a spa-like bath with a copper soaking tub and rain shower. The walkout lower level offers another gathering space with a wet bar and two guest suites opening to the outdoors. For the equestrian enthusiast, world-class facilities include a heated two-stall barn with automatic waterers, four fenced pastures, and a full-size dressage arena with round pen and warm-up space. The outdoor living spaces rival a luxury resort, complete with Viking appliances, a wood-fired pizza oven, fire pit, sound and lighting systems-all set against the glow of the city lights below. This is a property where architecture, nature, and lifestyle converge into something truly extraordinary.

Where timeless mountain character meets modern comfort and income potential, this exceptional 3-bedroom, 5-bath log home delivers the full Estes Park experience-whether you're searching for a primary residence, second home, or high-performing investment. This home does have a transferrable Vacation Home Permit in place! Set among mature pines and rock outcroppings with a true Colorado lodge feel, this property immediately welcomes you with its warm wood exterior, inviting outdoor spaces, and a setting that feels both peaceful and connected. Step inside, and be greeted by soaring ceilings in the family room, log beams, and an abundance of natural light that fills the main living space. The floorplan flows effortlessly, giving the home a spacious yet comfortable feel. The kitchen is a chef's dream and is functional, beautifully executed, and built for those who love to cook and entertain. The layout allows for easy conversation and connection, whether you're preparing a meal for two or hosting a full house. All of the living spaces offer a welcoming place to gather, with views that keep you connected to the surrounding landscape. The main level primary suite stands out as a true sanctuary, with ample space, natural light, and a thoughtfully designed en-suite bathroom. The additional bedrooms and bathrooms are equally inviting. Whether you envision this as your personal mountain escape, a full-time residence, or a strategic addition to your investment portfolio, this home offers the rare ability to do it all-without compromise. Purchase individually as a standalone investment or personal getaway, or consider the possibilities of owning the adjacent property to create a multi-home family compound or expanded vacation rental portfolio. Opportunities like this are increasingly difficult to find in Estes Park. This is more than just a property-it's an opportunity to own a piece of Estes Park in a way that works for your lifestyle today and your goals for the future. Copyright © 2026 IRES MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

1884 Saddle Notch Road – Your Colorado Mountain Retreat Escape to your own private mountain retreat where peace, privacy, and adventure come together on 35 breathtaking wooded acres in the highly desirable mountains of Loveland CO. Surrounded by towering pines, dramatic rock outcroppings, abundant wildlife, and spectacular mountain scenery, this exceptional property offers the perfect balance of secluded mountain living while remaining conveniently close to everyday amenities. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence, a weekend getaway, or a legacy property to enjoy for generations, this home delivers an authentic Colorado lifestyle that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. The property is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Wildlife is a regular part of everyday life, with frequent visits from elk, mule deer, bear, wild turkey, foxes, hummingbirds, and countless other native species. For those who enjoy hunting, the acreage provides excellent opportunities right on your own property. Every season brings its own beauty—from vibrant wildflowers in spring and cool mountain summers to spectacular fall colors and peaceful snow-covered winters. Located just minutes from some of Northern Colorado's most popular recreation areas, you'll enjoy easy access to Carter Lake, Pinewood Reservoir, Flatiron Reservoir, and the highly anticipated Chimney Hollow Reservoir. Spend your weekends boating, fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, hiking, mountain biking, camping, or simply exploring miles of nearby public lands. Horsetooth Reservoir, Estes Park, and Rocky Mountain National Park are also within easy driving distance, making this an outstanding basecamp for year-round adventure. As you arrive, the winding driveway welcomes you through mature trees to a beautifully positioned custom home that blends naturally into its surroundings. Multiple outdoor living areas invite you to slow down and enjoy the serenity of mountain life. Relax with your morning coffee on the spacious Trex front deck while listening to birdsong, entertain friends on the side deck surrounded by forest views, or unwind beneath the covered walk-out patio as wildlife wanders nearby. On clear evenings, enjoy brilliant star-filled skies far from the lights of the city. Inside, the home showcases warm craftsmanship and timeless mountain character. Rich hickory hardwood floors, beautiful custom woodwork, soaring ceilings, and a striking spiral staircase create an inviting atmosphere from the moment you enter. Three fireplaces throughout the home provide warmth and ambiance, making every season feel cozy and welcoming. The spacious kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining. A gas range, generous countertops, abundant cabinetry, and a large walk-in pantry provide everything needed for preparing meals after a day of exploring the outdoors. Whether hosting holiday gatherings or enjoying quiet family dinners, this kitchen serves as the heart of the home. The upper-level primary suite is a true private retreat. Wake each morning surrounded by peaceful forest views and end your day beside the warmth of your own fireplace. The suite also features a generous walk-in closet and a spacious private bath complete with a luxurious steam shower, creating the perfect place to relax and recharge. The home's flexible floor plan offers comfortable living spaces for family and guests alike. Large windows throughout capture natural light while framing beautiful views of the surrounding landscape, bringing the outdoors inside. The finished walk-out lower level expands the home's living space with a spacious recreation room ideal for movie nights, game tables, hobbies, or entertaining. A cozy gas stove creates a welcoming gathering space during cooler months, while direct access to the covered patio makes indoor-outdoor living effortless. Practical features enhance comfort and convenience throughout the year. The home includes central air conditioning, a high-efficiency furnace, and 220-volt electrical service already installed for a future hot tub, allowing you to create the ultimate outdoor spa experience beneath Colorado's magnificent night skies. One of this property's greatest advantages is its incredible combination of privacy and accessibility. While you'll feel worlds away from the hustle and bustle, shopping, dining, schools, and medical facilities are all within a reasonable drive. Whether commuting to Loveland, Fort Collins, Longmont, or the Denver metro area, you'll appreciate returning home each day to the tranquility of your own mountain sanctuary. The gently rolling terrain creates multiple scenic viewpoints across the property, with beautiful mountain vistas available from the higher elevations. The wooded acreage provides privacy, natural beauty, and opportunities to create your own trails while preserving the rugged Colorado landscape that makes this property so special. Properties offering this much acreage, privacy, wildlife, recreational access, and custom mountain charm rarely become available. Whether your dream is watching elk wander through your property, spending weekends on nearby lakes, enjoying evenings around a fire with friends, or simply escaping the demands of everyday life, 1884 Saddle Notch Road offers a lifestyle that is difficult to duplicate. Come experience the beauty, serenity, and adventure of this remarkable Colorado mountain retreat. Once you arrive, you'll understand why properties like this become cherished family homes for generations.

Quiet living and custom craftsmanship come together on this charming retreat at 57 Falls Creek Drive in Bellvue, Colorado. With +/- 2,700 SF perched upon +/- .35 of an acre, this quintessential 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom mountain residence offers custom building accents, multiple entertaining decks, walk-out basement, gardening area, ample parking and relaxation adjacent to a seasonal spring and tucked away in a private neighborhood near Poudre Park. Land As part of a small gated community, this property offers a private residence along a seasonal spring on .35 acre lot with large ponderosa pines and aspen trees. The grounds reflect the care of an avid gardener, with established garden spaces and drip irrigated landscaping, with seasonal flowering color throughout the property. Two sheds offer ample room for equipment storage and a charming finished art room -- originally designed as a potting shed -- offers additional storage, creative getaway or hobby space separate from the main home. Property boundaries are clearly marked and extend beyond a scenic rock outcropping, providing both beauty and peace of mind. A rare and valuable feature of the property are the 2 500 gallon tank septic system with leach field, an uncommon amenity in the area. Utilities include propane tank, water supplied through a domestic well, and electricity is supplied by PVREA. This remarkable property has a proven history of resilience, having successfully weathered both a major wildfire and a historic thousand-year flood. Improvements Built in 2004, this beautifully designed 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home offers 2,712 +/- SF of thoughtfully designed living space on the top 2 levels, plus a finished walkout basement. Filled with comfort, quality craftsmanship, and flexible living areas throughout, this home offers a retreat like feel around every corner. The bright and inviting main level features radiant heat, a cozy gas-burning fireplace, and expansive windows that fill the home with natural light. A charming sitting area creates an open, airy feel perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The kitchen is thoughtfully appointed with high-end cabinetry, a large island and generous counter space. The adjoining dining space is perfect for hosting. The main level also includes a laundry room and a bathroom featuring a vintage soaking tub that adds timeless character. Upstairs, you'll find three bedrooms and two full bathrooms, both featuring heated floors for added comfort. The spacious primary suite includes a beautifully updated en-suite bath and offers direct access to a private deck and outdoor hot tub, creating a peaceful, year-round retreat perfect for relaxing and unwinding. The upstairs open living area creates a spacious atmosphere and can easily serve as a library, study, home office, or additional lounge space. The finished walk-out basement provides a large open family room designed to adapt to your lifestyle--whether you envision a recreation room, home gym, play area, or media lounge. Additional features include a utility closet, hot water tank, pressure tank, whole-house water filtration system, and a pump protector for the well. This property truly shines with extensive outdoor living amenities and thoughtfully designed spaces. The expansive deck features a gas fire pit with elegant glass accents, creating the perfect setting for evening gatherings under the stars. The hot tub offers a relaxing outdoor escape just steps from the primary suite. Combining quality construction, thoughtful updates, and exceptional outdoor features, this home offers a unique opportunity to enjoy mountain living with comfort, character, and functionality. *Home square footage sourced from building plans and seller. Recreation Perfectly positioned for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers, this property offers exceptional access to some of Northern Colorado's best recreation. Located just 30 minutes from Colorado State University and only 3.5 miles from the iconic Mishawaka Amphitheater, the home combines peaceful mountain living with convenience and entertainment nearby. Enjoy being steps from the scenic Cache la Poudre River--without being located in the flood zone. The river is regularly stocked with trout by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, creating outstanding opportunities for fishing right nearby. In addition the river is a major destination for tubing, kayaking and whitewater rafting. Situated within GMU 19 and close to unit 191, the property is ideal for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts alike, with frequent sightings of turkey, bighorn sheep, mule deer and elk roaming the area. Outdoor adventure continues with direct access to Roosevelt National Forest, offering endless opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, ATV trails, hunting, camping, and exploring the beauty of Colorado's mountains year-round. Region & Climate Bellvue, more specifically Poudre Park, isa scenic mountain community northwest of Fort Collins along the Cache la Poudre River. Surrounded by rugged landscapes and close to Roosevelt National Forest, the area offers exceptional outdoor recreation, charming restaurants, and abundant wildlife. Bellvue enjoys a sunny four-season climate with warm summers, colorful falls, mild snowy winters, and vibrant springs. With over 300 days of sunshine annually, the region is ideal for hiking, fishing, rafting, hunting, and year-round mountain living. History Bellvue has deep roots tied to the early settlement of Northern Colorado and the development of the scenic Cache la Poudre River canyon. Originally inhabited by Native American tribes including the Ute and Arapaho, the region later became an important route for trappers, traders, and early settlers moving through the Rocky Mountain foothills. In the late 1800s, Bellvue developed as a small agricultural and ranching community serving travelers, homesteaders, and logging operations in the surrounding mountains. The nearby Poudre Canyon became known for its natural resources, scenic beauty, and access to timber and water. Over time, the area evolved into a peaceful mountain community valued for its outdoor recreation, wildlife, and close connection to nature. Today, Bellvue maintains its historic rural character while offering convenient access to Fort Collins, Colorado State University, and the vast public lands of Roosevelt National Forest.

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. On-site fire mitigation, fire resistant Hardie Board siding and the fire station being 1/4 mile away help with insurance. 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, the 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 aspen--creating a scenic backdrop ideal for both relaxation and adventure. Recreation is rich and varied. Several pristine mountain lakes--like Crystal Lake, Lower Lone Pine Lake, and Little Lone Pine Lake--as 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 Basecamp--a 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 fun--hiking 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 country--cool 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, large out-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 includes he residence known as Base Camp, along with a horse barn, corral, 3,000 sf shop, and lower pasture. A pond, lush pasture along the creek, and dramatic rock outcroppings framing the eastern property boundary. The largest parcel boasts the 360-foot Mt. Everest (yes, its name), the mountain pasture to the southwest, and a portion crossing Mt. Moriah Road. 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.

Sanctuary Ridge Ranch spans approximately 106 contiguous, fenced acresan uncommon gem nestled in the northern Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. Featuring rugged rock ridges, serene valleys, and gently rolling pastures, this secluded property remains untouched by development. Its an extraordinary find in the foothills, offering multiple pristine sites to build your ideal homestead and ranch facilities. Enjoy sweeping 360-degree views of cities, plains, lakes, foothills, and the majestic, snow-capped peaks of the Rockies. This is a blank canvas, ready for you to transform into your own private sanctuary. LOCATION & AREA The ranch is located just 20 minutes from Interstate 25 and the Highway 56 or Hwy 402 exits. It is located within 30 minutes or under, of several major Northern Colorado cities, including Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont and Boulder. And just a 45-minute drive to Metro Denver area, and about 75 minutes to DIA. Sanctuary Ridge Ranch is secretly nestled within the rock ridges and valleys of the foothills, just 8 miles west of Berthoud, Colorado. The entrance to the property is on a paved and maintained Larimer County Road. Berthoud, known as the garden spot of Colorado, is a small, quaint and historic community. It is primarily a farming community with a population of around 13,000 people. There are numerous restaurants, shopping centers and conveniences. The schools in the area are top notch. The town is also now the home of one the newest TPC Golf Courses and was rated by Golf Digest as one of the top 100 golf courses in the U.S. in 2021. ACREAGE The approximate 106 acres consists of a large native grass valley to the east, with numerous moss rock ridges on the east and west, scattered with mature pines, Mountain Mahogany, Wild Plum and Choke Cherry in the riparian area. The 106 acres is divided into three contiguous parcels of 35 plus acres each, however, the seller will not entertain selling them separately. Although, this would be a perfect scenario for a family compound or ranch. The ridges all have excellent views that can never be obstructed. There are several suitable building sites to choose from at each vista. From the premier ridge top area on the ranch there is a breathtaking 360-degree view of the mountains, back ranges and Front Range, as far as the eye can see. WATER The property will need to be serviced by a well when the building site is determined. There is a spring in the south canyon which seasonally forms a small waterfall and pools as it traverses down the small canyon. The rock outcroppings at this site are beyond description. WILDLIFE & RECREATION Sanctuary Ridge ranch has an abundance of wildlife year-round. Most frequent and numerous are herds of mule deer and elk. There are also coyotes, rabbits and occasionally bobcats and bears. Birds of all kinds are abundant on the foothills ranch, including quail, pheasant and birds of prey. Minutes away to the west of the ranch is Carter Lake, an 1,100-acre reservoir that has full recreational facilities including moorings, boat docks, a sail boat yacht club and visitors center. Primary activities in and around the lake are sailing, fishing, water skiing, along with camping and hiking. Fishing opportunities include Trout, Walleye and Bass. There is a second reservoir being constructed behind Carter Lake. In addition, there are currently over 22 golf courses within 30 minutes of the ranch. With Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park less than 30 minutes up the canyons, year-round sporting and outdoor activities await. Ski resorts are as close as 45 minutes from the ranch. TAXES: $337 for 2023 with Ag Zoning SUMMARY Property like the Sanctuary Ridge Ranch rarely exists within this proximity to the Front Range communities. It offers a very pristine private retreat to build your new ranch from the ground up, to your liking. The healthy mature trees, enchanting rock outcroppings, wildlife, privacy, views and close in location make this property on of a kind along the Northern Front Range of Colorado.

High Mountain Meadow 95 offers 95 acres of secluded mountain terrain less than an hour from Fort Collins. Featuring a mix of mature timber, open meadows, seasonal drainages, abundant wildlife, and a gravity-fed spring water source, this property is well suited for recreation, camping, hunting, or a future mountain retreat. Located at the end of Big Bear Road, it provides a rare combination of accessibility and privacy. Land High Mountain Meadow 95 consists of approximately 95 acres of diverse mountain land characterized by gently rolling terrain, grassy meadows, and stands of mature timber. A large central meadow serves as a natural basecamp and offers an excellent setting for camping, gathering with family and friends, or exploring the potential for a future cabin or homesite, subject to buyer investigation and approvals. The property's varied topography is a great mixture of landscape while remaining very usable. Several wooded draws and sheltered pockets add character to the land and provide excellent habitat for wildlife. With only two other properties situated this far up Big Bear Road, ownership here offers a level of privacy that is increasingly difficult to find in Northern Colorado. (The above property boundary photo is intended for general reference and may not accurately depict exact property boundaries.) Recreation This property presents great opportunities for outdoor recreation throughout the year. The surrounding terrain is well suited for hiking, mountain biking, trail riding, and off roading where permitted. Hunters will appreciate the property's location within GMU 20, a unit recognized for quality elk hunting and a strong deer population. Elk, mule deer, and turkeys are frequently observed throughout the area, benefiting from the cover and water sources found on and around the property. Whether used as a seasonal basecamp or a private getaway, the acreage provides an ideal setup for those seeking a connection to Colorado's outdoors. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources A valuable feature of the property is a water spigot supplied by a gravity-fed spring system, providing a convenient water source. Multiple natural drainages wind throughout the area, supporting vegetation and seasonal flows. These corridors create attractive habitat conditions for wildlife and contribute to the property's scenic appeal. General Operations Access is provided via Big Bear Road, with the property situated approximately 3.5 miles from Buckhorn Road. Due to the mountain terrain and current road conditions, access is best suited for smaller four-wheel-drive vehicles, side-by-sides, or similar off-road capable equipment. Owners in this portion of Big Bear Road commonly utilize off-road vehicles for travel to and from their properties. Subject to applicable approvals and permissions, future road improvements may present opportunities to enhance accessibility. Location Despite its remarkably secluded setting, High Mountain Meadow 95 remains within convenient reach of everyday amenities. The property lies less than an hour from Fort Collins, one of Northern Colorado's premier communities, offering shopping, dining, healthcare, entertainment, and access to major transportation routes. Positioned at the end of Big Bear Road, the property delivers a rare combination of privacy and proximity. Owners can enjoy the feeling of being deep in the mountains while still maintaining reasonable access to the services and conveniences of town. For those seeking a retreat from traffic, crowds, and development throughout most mountain communities, High Mountain Meadow 95 is an increasingly scarce opportunity.

67.2 +/- acres along the Little Thompson River featuring a beautifully remodeled historic farmhouse, mature trees, open pastures, ponds, and extensive agricultural improvements. With the river running directly through the property, established barns, covered stalls, livestock runs, corrals, and fenced pastures make this a truly unique Northern Colorado property. Land The 67.2 +/- acres feature gently rolling topography with a mix of open pasture, mature trees, and river bottom. The Little Thompson River winds through the property, adding an entirely different dimension to the land. Mature vegetation follows the river corridor, creating a scenic and private setting while providing natural habitat for wildlife. Having your own stretch of the Little Thompson River is a rare amenity, particularly this close to Berthoud, Loveland, and the growing Northern Colorado Front Range. Several ponds are located throughout the property, adding to the landscape and providing additional water sources for livestock and wildlife. The acreage is fully fenced and cross-fenced into multiple pastures, allowing for efficient livestock and horse management. The combination of flowing river, ponds, mature trees, productive pasture, and varied terrain gives the property a character that is increasingly difficult to replicate in this area. The property is part of a conservation development, protecting the acreage from future subdivision or additional development. Improvements Originally built in the 1890s, the farmhouse combines its historic character with extensive modern updates and is in excellent condition. The home was substantially rebuilt in 1948 and has since undergone significant remodeling and improvements, including new electrical and plumbing systems. The result is a well-maintained and updated home that retains the character of the original farmhouse while offering the comfort and functionality expected today. The two-story home offers 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, with a large open kitchen and dining area, multiple living spaces, and comfortable gathering areas throughout. The primary bedroom features a spacious five-piece bathroom. A large patio extends from the kitchen and dining area toward the oversized detached garage, creating an excellent outdoor entertaining space. The agricultural improvements are extensive and make the property particularly well suited for horses and livestock. Improvements include a 25 x 90 insulated livestock barn with covered stalls and adjoining livestock runs, a 40 x 40 insulated Quonset, a 40 x 50 shop/barn, and several lean-to shelters with livestock runs. Additional corrals, pens, storage areas, and supporting improvements provide ample space for animals, equipment, feed, tack, and general property maintenance. Agriculture This property is exceptionally well equipped as a horse property, with much of the infrastructure already in place for an established equestrian or livestock operation. The 25 x 90 livestock barn, covered stalls, livestock runs, multiple lean-to shelters, corrals, pens, and fully fenced and cross-fenced pastures provide a highly functional setup for managing horses and other livestock. The established layout provides dedicated areas for shelter, turnout, feeding, equipment, and pasture management. Combined with 67.2 +/- acres, ponds, open pasture, and the Little Thompson River running through the property, the improvements create an outstanding setup for horses, livestock, 4-H projects, or a combination of agricultural uses. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The home is supplied by a tap through the Little Thompson Water District. The property also includes 4 shares of Ish Reservoir water rights. Region & Climate Located in the heart of Northern Colorado's Front Range, the Berthoud area offers a blend of agricultural land, open space, and easy access to growing communities along the I-25 corridor. The region is known for its four distinct seasons, with warm, generally dry summers, cool evenings, and cold winters with periodic snowfall. The nearby foothills provide a scenic western backdrop, while the area's relatively mild climate and long growing season have supported agriculture and ranching for generations. Location The property is located on W County Road 4 just west of Highway 287, providing convenient access to Berthoud, Loveland, Longmont, and Fort Collins. TPC Colorado is less than 5 miles from the property, placing one of Northern Colorado's premier golf destinations just minutes away. The championship course is set against the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains and has hosted professional golf events, while the surrounding TPC Colorado community offers additional dining and recreational amenities. The Town of Berthoud is approximately 10 minutes away, Fort Collins is roughly 30 minutes north, and Longmont is approximately 20 minutes south. Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park are approximately 4555 minutes west, providing convenient access to mountain recreation. Denver International Airport is approximately 50 miles away, generally about an hour's drive depending on traffic, and Denver is roughly an hour south. The location offers a rare combination of a sizable, exceptionally well-equipped horse and livestock property with the Little Thompson River running through it, while remaining within easy reach of golf, mountain recreation, major communities, and transportation corridors throughout Northern Colorado.

Prime parcel of land ready for your next adventure. 35 acres along the northwest corner of Crystal Lakes, bordered by Roosevelt National Forest on two sides. Moose, elk, deer and other wildlife are attracted by two spring-fed ponds. Southern exposure and large views to the south make this a perfect weekend hide-out or build your dream home. Land Year-round access to 35 acres through Crystal Lakes with over a half mile bordering National Forest, this property is at the end of the road allowing for ample privacy and seclusion. The property is fully accessible with over 1 mile of 44 trails traversing lush aspen, spruce/fir and mixed-pine forests. The main pond is located just within the property along with a spot for an RV and already equipped with power. This spot would make a great location for a home. Just up the 44 trail within the property is a beautiful lookout over the valley into Crystal Lakes and Red Feather Lakes, as you follow the road you will find the upper pond. The upper portion of the property boasts a large rock outcropping, a perfect spot to glass for wildlife and enjoy expansive mountain views. No HOA covenants but option to purchase recreation and fishing rights in Crystal Lakes. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Two spring fed ponds. 1/3 interest in adjudicated water General Operations This property participates in partial dues ($520 per year) for road and road improvements. Property owners can opt in to the full amount of $800 per year to gain access to fishing and trails within Crystal Lakes. Water and sewer dues ($520 per year) allow use of potable water and sewer disposal for campers in Crystal Lakes. Region & Climate Located at 9200 in elevation this property enjoys cool mild summers and snowy winters. The region receives an average of 110 of seasonal snowfall. Location This property lays in the Northwest corner of Crystal Lakes. Gate at road is on recorded easement. Call for property maps.

This thoughtfully designed passive solar home offers the comfort of a conventional residence with the independence of off-grid living. Built in 1998, the south-facing stucco home is designed for low-maintenance living and includes 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with careful attention to layout, design, and setting. Land 40 Acres located in Redstone Canyon just west of Fort Collins and Horsetooth Reservoir, this exceptional property borders Lory State Park to the north, offering direct access to miles of trails and outdoor recreation. The land has been meticulously maintained for both wildfire mitigation and natural beauty, and wildlife is frequently seen throughout the area. The homeowners association also participates in a cattle lease, helping the property maintain agricultural status for lower taxes. Despite its peaceful, secluded setting, the home remains conveniently close to Fort Collins, Loveland, and Denver. Improvements Large picture windows frame sweeping views of the valley and Longs Peak. The main level features an open floor plan, a primary bedroom with en-suite bath, a beautiful deck, a half bath, ample storage, and a charming loft area. The walk-out lower level enjoys sunny southern exposure and includes a spacious family room, two additional bedrooms, a large workshop, and a utility room. Recreation Lory State Park offers 28+ miles of trails, great for hiking or horseback. Horsetooth Trail is located just a few minutes from the property and offers a wonderful overlook of the valley and into Fort Collins. Horsetooth Reservoir offers the water enthusiasts a perfect playground for water sports and fishing. Rocky Mountain National Park is a scenic hour drive away.

Rist Canyon Ranch is a rare combination of beauty, productivity, and proximity. Whether you're managing hay production, riding trails through National Forest, or simply unwinding beside the pond, this property offers a lifestyle rooted in nature and functionality--without sacrificing convenience. Ranches of this size, quality, and location seldom come to market. Land Just 20 minutes west of downtown Fort Collins, Rist Canyon Ranch offers an exceptional blend of ranch functionality on 563 acres of prime mountain ground. A charming 1,834 sq. ft., 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, the property also includes a large shop, and well-equipped horse facilities. Towering stands of healthy forest--featuring Ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, spruce, and aspen--surround the open meadows, creating a stunning setting that borders National Forest on two sides. With abundant water, wildlife, and improvements already in place, this property provides all the essentials of a working ranch, combined with the tranquility of a private mountain retreat. At the heart of the property are expansive irrigated hay meadows, nourished by a network of seven adjudicated springs and a year-round stream. Surrounding the meadows is one of the most impressive forest stands on the Front Range--a vibrant mosaic of old-growth and new-growth timber with a thriving understory of wildflowers, native grasses, and forbs. Wildlife is abundant, including elk, mule deer, moose, bear, and turkey, offering outstanding hunting opportunities. A large spring-fed pond, stocked with trout. The comfortable main home features a wood-burning stove and an inviting deck where you can relax and take in panoramic views of the property and its prolific wildlife. Additional ranch improvements include a large shop, horse runs, and indoor pens--well suited for livestock, toys or equestrian operations. Located just 20 minutes from the ranch, Fort Collins is consistently ranked among the top places to live in the U. S. Known for its vibrant downtown, strong sense of community, and access to outdoor recreation, the city offers a unique blend of small-town charm and modern amenities. With its proximity to town yet peaceful seclusion, the ranch could serve as a comfortable year-round residence or a perfect family retreat to escape and enjoy the outdoors. Ranches of this size, quality, and location seldom come to market.

Welcome to this meticulously maintained gem nestled in Livermore, Colorado. Situated on 35 acres, this property offers breathtaking, expansive mountain views while still being conveniently located just 35 minutes from Fort Collins. Land Imagine perfectly rolling grassy hills providing a stunning overlook of the front range, stretching into the snow-covered peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park, the Rawah Wilderness, and even extending into Wyoming. The property also features partial fencing. Improvements This well-constructed 3544 sqft home has been thoughtfully designed and exceptionally cared for. The main floor living space features three comfortable bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a large, open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area, all designed to maximize the incredible views from every direction. The master bedroom includes a luxurious attached 5-piece ensuite bathroom. The expansive lower level of the home offers even more living space with a theater room, a game area, a dedicated office, and a full bathroom, not to mention a wonderful solarium room perfect for enjoying the sunshine year-round. This lower level also provides a walk-out to a protected porch complete with a hot tub. The home is further enhanced by large decks and covered porches, creating fantastic outdoor living areas. For parking and storage, the home includes an attached two-car garage. Additionally, there is a detached 900sqft shop that is fully insulated, heated, and equipped with 220V wiring, perfect for projects or hobbies. An additional 750Sqft equipment building offers even more space for your hobbies or storage needs. Region & Climate Located at an elevation of 7200 feet, this area consistently enjoys temperatures that are 10-15 degrees cooler than Fort Collins, offering a refreshing escape. The area receives an average annual rainfall of 17 inches.

Escape to Poudre River Lodge, a stunning 63.8-acre riverfront retreat in Northern Colorado. This meticulously rebuilt 5-bedroom designer home offers private access to a premier fly-fishing stretch of the Cache la Poudre River. Enjoy year-round outdoor adventures, including hiking, fishing, and breathtaking canyon viewsall just one hour from Fort Collins. Land Welcome to one of the most captivating riverfront properties in all of Colorado. This nearly 3,000-square-foot mountain retreat sits just 100 feet from the legendary Cache la Poudre River, offering immersive access to one of Colorado's most celebrated fly-fishing corridors. Originally sited in the 1970s, the home has been completely rebuilt with a deep commitment to preserving its natural and architectural rootsincluding the original stone masonry and the striking wood ceiling, milled from timber harvested on-site. Surrounded by national forest and tucked deep into the canyon, this one-of-a-kind property offers rare privacy, soulful design, and a genuine connection to place. Encompassing 63.8 acres and bordered by vast national forest, this property offers direct access to miles of private trailsincluding one that leads straight from the backyard into the alpine wilderness. Mature cottonwoods and aspens shade the land, their colors shifting dramatically with the seasons, while dramatic rock outcroppings form a rugged and inspiring backdrop. The river here is exceptional. Located just below the fish hatchery, this stretch of the Poudre is renowned for its healthy populations of rainbow trout, big-bodied browns, and the occasional trophy cutbow. With classic western featuresdeep runs, clean riffles, large holding boulders, and prime casting lanesthis is a fly angler's dream. Step into the water from your own property or simply sit on the deck and watch the fish rise. Elsewhere on the property are four discreet RV sitesremnants of a former campgroundrepurposed to welcome visiting friends and family. Also within the boundaries: A cascading creek that flows from the neighboring forest, flat open meadows and intimate river bends that make this landscape feel both vast and personal. Improvements This 2,976-square-foot home has been fully reimagined from the ground up by its developer-owner for personal use and was designed in collaboration with renowned interior designer Bree Halax. The result is a residence that is both deeply functional and visually strikingcrafted to live beautifully in all seasons. The great room features a vaulted wood-beamed ceiling and original stonework preserved from the 1970s structure, now paired with modern touches and expansive windows that frame the river just beyond. Twin triple panel glass sliding doors lead to a stunning second story deck with a built-in fire table where one can enjoy the views and the constant soundtrack of moving water. Inside, the kitchen features rustic dark oak cabinetry with a wire-brushed finish reminiscent of shou sugi ban with marble counters and a statement rangeflowing seamlessly into open dining and living spaces perfect for both hosting and unwinding. Spa-inspired bathrooms include walk-in tile showers and massive soaking tubs that captures canyon views in stillness. High end designer lighting, custom woodwork, and layered natural materials create an atmosphere that is grounded, refined, and unmistakably personal. From the moment you arrive, the setting takes holdthe sound of rushing water, the scent of pine and cottonwood, the ever-changing light playing off the canyon walls. This is a place for casting dry flies into clear currents, hiking straight from your back door, and gathering beneath the stars. Properties like this are almost never availablea legacy stretch of river and a home that feels deeply resolved. Soulful, architectural, and built with lasting care, it lives in quiet harmony with the land around it. Every detail is considered. Every view earned. This isn't just a home. It's one of those rare places where beauty, stillness, and permanence meet. A sanctuary, both rare and real. Location Access is convenient with a scenic one-hour drive from Fort Collins, and just 5 minutes from rustic co, plus the property boasts year-round access. Whether you're after a full-time residence or a family retreat, this is Colorado riverfront living at its absolute finest.

Horse Castle Ranch sets the bar on 29 acres in the Front Range. Indoor and outdoor 20mx60m arenas, a mile long galloping track, round pen, barns and a barn apartment join a custom 4 bedroom home with mountain views. Current operations are led by Grand Prix trainer Verena Diaz, available to stay if desired. Minutes to Berthoud and Carter Lake. Luxury, function and scale. Land Address: 871 N County Road 23E, Berthoud, CO 80513 Closest Town: Berthoud Total Acres: 29.00 Deeded Acres: 29.00 Leased Acres: 0.00 Zoning: FA1 (Agricultural) Elevation: Approx. 5,000 ft Topography: Gently sloped Vegetation: Pasture, grass, trees, grape vines Irrigated Acres: None Water Rights: None water via domestic well and spigots throughout the property Estimated Taxes: $8,430 (2024) Source of Lot Size: Assessor/Tax Data Improvements This working horse property includes: 14 indoor 12'x12 stalls with 38 outdoor runs (12'x50) 4 loafing sheds and multiple fenced pastures Concrete-floored stalls with premium rubber mats and wood shaving bedding Heated automatic waterers in each stall Custom cedar-lined tack room with beetle kill pine cabinetry, granite counters, and 18 personal lockers Organized feed system with supplement bins for each horse's AM, midday, and PM meals Heated wash bay with hot/cold water and heat lamps One-bedroom, one-bath barn apartment--perfect for an on-site manager Recreation Horse Castle Ranch offers an excellent range of equestrian and recreational opportunities: Indoor Arena (20m x 60m): Premier Equestrian footing, slanted kick walls, sloped feedback mirrors, 16 ceilings, 14'x16' equipment access door Outdoor Arena (20m x 60m): 10' border, shredded carpet footing, sloped 1.5% for drainage--rideable shortly after rain Oversized round pen with dressage-friendly footing Approx. 1-mile galloping track surrounding the ranch Grape vines and professional-grade landscaping throughout Agriculture Located in a region known for productive farmland, Horse Castle Ranch offers potential for small-scale agricultural use alongside its premier equestrian features. With flat, fertile ground and favorable growing conditions, the property could support crops such as hay or corn--typical of farms throughout the Berthoud area. While the acreage is not irrigated and likely wouldn't support a standalone farming operation, it provides a great opportunity for supplemental use or hobby farming that complements the equine lifestyle. General Operations This property is more than just premier equestrian facilities -- it comes with the opportunity for a seamless, turnkey operation. The barn is currently managed and operated by Verena Diaz, a Grand Prixlevel dressage trainer with an international background in German dressage. Verena instructs riders across multiple levels and maintains a reputation for excellence in training, horse care, and facility management. For buyers seeking a property that can continue operating at a high standard from day one, Verena is open to remaining involved as trainer and manager, offering continuity, expertise, and a built-in client base. While her continued role is not required, her presence represents a unique option to step into an established equestrian facility with world-class instruction already in place. This combination of exceptional facilities and the option of ongoing professional management offers a buyer a rare chance to acquire an established and thriving equestrian lifestyle. Region & Climate Berthoud, Colorado enjoys a classic Front Range climate--defined by four true seasons, low humidity, and over 300 days of sunshine per year. Summers are warm and pleasant, with average highs in the mid-80sF and cool, dry evenings that make outdoor living comfortable well into the evening. Winters are crisp and relatively mild compared to mountain towns, offering occasional snowfall without the extremes found in higher elevations. Spring and fall bring dynamic skies, green-up, and colorful foliage, making this an ideal location for horse lovers who want year-round usability, dry footing, and manageable weather for training, boarding, and outdoor riding. History Horse Castle Ranch is nestled in a region steeped in Colorado's pioneering and conservation history. Just northwest lies Carter Lake, a reservoir completed in 1952 as part of the Colorado-Big Thompson Project--an ambitious water diversion system that brings Colorado River water to the Eastern Slope. Today, Carter Lake serves as both a recreational haven and a vital water source for agriculture and communities. To the west, Rocky Mountain National Park was established in 1915 through the efforts of Enos Mills, a naturalist often referred to as the Father of Rocky Mountain National Park. His vision helped preserve the area's incredible alpine beauty, making it a national treasure for generations. The nearby town of Berthoud has deep agricultural roots, long known for its fertile ground and hard-working farming communities. That legacy lives on today, making the area a perfect blend of productive land, natural beauty, and heritage. Location From Berthoud, head west on County Road 8 to County Road 23E. Turn north (right) on CR 23E and follow approximately one mile. Property entrance will be on your right, marked by white fencing and a gated entry.

This property packs quite a punch. There are 35 deeded acres with a 2-bedroom 1-bathroom cabin, yet the amenities are of a large ranch with private access to many recreational activities. This low maintenance property is a perfect set up for anyone wanting to escape the hustle and bustle. Not to mention this one comes with a part time property caretaker who delivers water to the home and monitors exterior security. Land The deeded property is north facing, looking down into the creek that runs across the property. Ponderosa pine, moss rock and cottonwood trees cover the land and provide wonderful hideouts for the deer that frequent the property. The owners have taken great pride in being good stewards of the land and have taken mind to trim low tree branches and reduce pinecone litter to reduce wildfire risk. Improvements This 2- bedroom cabin sits on 35 acres and overlooks Meadow creek. Enjoy the birds from the covered porch or soak in the sun on the south deck. This cabin is definitely not a rough n-it kind of place. There are 2 full bedrooms plus a loft, providing plenty of room for the family or friends. There is also a large open concept area with living, dinning and full kitchen that boast granite countertops and a sitting area. The living room woodstove keeps the cabin warm and toasty. The home is serviced by propane and electric, a full septic system and water is delivered by the property's caretaker into a cistern (water delivery can be delayed by snow/ice on the access road). High Speed internet is available (with use of MiFi or satellite dish). This home is 75% furnished. Recreation The property is in the Meadow Creek parcel of Phantom Canyon Ranches. Phantom Canyon Ranches (PCR) has over 7,600 acres located around Halligan Reservoir and the North Fork of the Cache La Poudre River. The PCR covenants limit the location and the number of buildings that can be erected, and control the activities that can be carried out on the land, in order to protect and preserve the environment, wildlife, natural beauty and historic context of the area. Property owners within a parcel can choose collectively to add further requirements. The Meadow Creek parcel has 9 owner cabins and a 10th cabin designated for a caretaker. The location of the structures followed a cluster pattern, so the remainder of the almost 510 acres is undivided and open to hiking for all Meadow Creek owners. The Meadow Creek parcel owns an additional two building sites in the west end of the Jackson Park parcel, and therefore has access to Jackson Park's approximately 1000 acres. It also has a 2 mile border with a Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) wildlife protection area; the CPW area is open for public hiking May 1 August 31. Phantom Canyon Ranches has two commons areas the Halligan Common Lands around Halligan Reservoir, and the Canyon Common Lands which are on the North Fork, downstream of the Nature Conservancy Phantom Canyon Preserve. The common areas are open to all landowners within Phantom Canyon Ranches for hiking and for fishing. PCR landowners fish on Halligan Reservoir, and have access to the tailwaters below the Halligan dam. The sections of the North Fork within the PCR common areas are open only to PCR landowners. General Operations The caretaker on the property lives in the 10th cabin within Meadow Creek and provides care and management for the entire property year around. Caretake is part time, however lives on the property year-round. Region & Climate This property is located at 6550 in elevation making it a perfect location for year around access and enjoyment.

Rare, ready-to-build 16-acre parcel with east-facing slope and sweeping city and foothills views. Located on a private 2-property road, fully approved via Minor Land Division for immediate building. Overlooking Laporte ,Bellvue and just above Watson Lake with quick access to Fort Collins, this property offers unmatched privacy, serenity, and foothills lifestyle opportunity. Land Views are the main part of what you get with this one of a kind Raptor Ridge property. At 15.94 acres, this property is bisected by elevation line 5280. The terrain slopes from west to east and has dryland, mountain growth. You can look out over the western part of the property and directly down into Watson Lake and the Cache la Poudre River. The land is private yet accessible, with enough space for animals, gardens, or outdoor recreation. Rock outcroppings and natural vegetation add to the character, giving it that quintessential Colorado feel, wild and serene, but close to town conveniences. Recreation Beyond the immediate beauty of the land, 3501 Raptor Ridge places residents at the heart of Northern Colorado's outdoor lifestyle. The Cache la Poudre River, Colorado's only designated Wild and Scenic River, lies just minutes away, offering world-class fly fishing, kayaking, and whitewater rafting. Horsetooth Reservoir provides boating, paddleboarding, and rock climbing along its dramatic hogbacks, while nearby trail systemsincluding Lory State Park, Arthur's Rock, Bobcat Ridge, and Fort Collins' foothills open spaceoffer endless opportunities for hiking and biking. Wildlife is abundant, from deer and elk to soaring hawks and eagles, and winter sports are accessible both locally and in the high-country resorts of Eldora, Winter Park, and Steamboat Springs. For those seeking quiet, Red Feather Lakes and Roosevelt National Forest provide scenic fishing, camping, and backcountry exploration. Life at Raptor Ridge blends the serenity of Colorado's natural beauty with easy access to year-round adventure. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources There is a shared well with the other property in this Land Division or the West Fort Collins Water District has confirmed that a tap is available. No mineral rights are included with this property. Region & Climate The Laporte and Bellvue area combines small-town charm with open landscapes, a balance increasingly rare as development becomes more restricted. Country lanes wind past historic homesteads, vineyards, and farmland, yet Fort Collins' amenitiesincluding shopping, dining, and cultural eventsare only minutes away. Bellvue contributes a rustic community vibe, with a general store, local gatherings, and a proud connection to the region's heritage. Northern Colorado's climate further enhances the area's appeal, with over 300 days of sunshine annually. Summers bring warm, dry days and cool evenings, while winters are generally mild in the valleys with light snowfalls and sunny breaks. Spring awakens wildflowers and green pastures, and autumn transforms the hillsides into golden and red hues. Average annual precipitation is moderate, sustaining lush meadows and river corridors without long gray stretches, creating a climate ideal for year-round living and outdoor enjoyment. History The Laporte and Bellvue region is steeped in history, providing a rich backdrop for life at 3501 Raptor Ridge. Laporte, meaning the door in French, was established in the mid-1800s as a trading post and gateway for trappers, traders, and pioneers along the Overland Trail. It served as the first county seat of Larimer County, while Bellvue grew as a farming and quarrying community whose stone contributed to historic buildings in Fort Collins and Denver. The Cache la Poudre River supported both Native American tribes and early settlers, shaping the patterns of settlement and agriculture that still influence the valley today. The iconic Mishawaka Amphitheatre has long been a cultural landmark along the river, hosting music, art, and community gatherings for generations. Beyond formal history, the region offers a slower, rural lifestyle that emphasizes community, open space, and connection to the landqualities increasingly rare as parcels under 35 acres are tightly restricted. Local traditions, from seasonal festivals to small-town markets and gatherings, continue to give Laporte and Bellvue a distinctive character. Historic homesteads, century-old irrigation ditches, and red sandstone structures provide a tangible link to the past, while the surrounding foothills and river corridors preserve the natural setting that has drawn residents for generations. 3501 Raptor Ridge allows future homeowners to step into this story while creating their own chapter, blending the heritage of Northern Colorado with modern living, open landscapes, and the rare opportunity to build on one of the county's few pre-approved parcels under 35 acres.

Sitting high above the valley floor, this might be the last great piece of property available that offers panoramic views overlooking the entirety of Estes Park. Its location allows you to build the custom home of your dreams. Furthermore, being located at the end of the road ensures unmatched privacy, security, and serenity. Land Lovingly held by the same family for decades, this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity allows you to create a legacy estate to be cherished for generations to come. Bordering expansive government-owned lands on two sides and a large ranch property on another, this parcel offers unique protection from future development, preserving its tranquility for decades. Rising from approximately 8,040 to 8,640 feet in elevation, the property sits perfectly positioned just a mile east of the Estes Park Golf Course and a mere 10-minute drive from downtown Estes Park, which rests at about 7,600 feet. This elevation difference creates breathtaking 270-degree panoramic views, extending from the majestic Longs Peak and the peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park to the west and northwest, to the Mummy Range and the neighboring peaks to the north and northeast. As the day fades, the twinkling lights of Estes Valley below create an enchanting nighttime scene. Survey to be completed and agreed by both Buyer and Seller. Recreation Estes Park, Colorado, is a gateway to outdoor adventure, nestled at the eastern entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. Renowned for its stunning landscapes, this picturesque town offers endless recreational opportunities year-round, making it a prime destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and families alike. During the warmer months, Estes Park becomes a hub for hiking enthusiasts, with trails catering to all skill levels. From the scenic paths around Bear Lake to the challenging ascent of Longs Peak, hikers can explore alpine meadows, crystal-clear lakes, and breathtaking mountain vistas. Wildlife enthusiasts delight in the chance to spot elk, deer, bighorn sheep, and even black bears, especially during dawn and dusk, making Estes Park a haven for photographers and animal lovers. Cycling and mountain biking are also popular, with scenic byways and rugged trails providing routes for both casual riders and experienced adventurers. Horseback riding offers another way to experience the area's beauty, with stables and guided tours allowing visitors to traverse the wilderness in a unique and leisurely manner. Water-based activities abound at Lake Estes and the Big Thompson River. Visitors can rent kayaks, paddleboards, or canoes to explore the calm waters surrounded by towering peaks. Anglers enjoy world-class fly fishing in the park's pristine rivers and streams, while whitewater rafting on the Cache La Poudre River offers adrenaline-pumping excitement for thrill-seekers during peak runoff season. When snow blankets the area, Estes Park transforms into a winter wonderland. Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing through serene trails offer peaceful ways to explore the frosty landscape. Hidden Valley in Rocky Mountain National Park is perfect for sledding and tubing, while downhill skiing and snowboarding are accessible at nearby resorts like Eldora Mountain. For those seeking indoor or cultural activities, Estes Park also shines. The Estes Park Aerial Tramway offers panoramic views and access to Prospect Mountain, ideal for photography and picnicking. Downtown Estes Park brims with unique shops, art galleries, and local eateries, providing a charming setting for a leisurely day. The Stanley Hotel, famous for inspiring Stephen King's The Shining, draws visitors with its history, fine dining, and ghost tours. Festivals like Elk Fest and the Scottish-Irish Highland Festival celebrate the area's culture and wildlife, while winter events bring cheer to the colder months. Families enjoy attractions like Ride-A-Kart amusement park, miniature golf, and scavenger hunts, as well as educational stops like the Estes Park Museum and MacGregor Ranch Museum, which delve into the area's rich history. Whether it's climbing a peak, paddling on a serene lake, or simply strolling through town, Estes Park provides a blend of adventure, relaxation, and cultural experiences. With something for everyone, it's a destination that captures the essence of the Rocky Mountains and leaves visitors with unforgettable memories. Region & Climate Positioned at the eastern gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park, Colorado, offers breathtaking mountain scenery, abundant wildlife, and year-round outdoor adventures. This charming town is known for its picturesque location, with rugged peaks rising dramatically against the skyline and the Big Thompson River meandering through its heart. Estes Park is a hub for regional activities, including hiking, wildlife watching, and rock climbing in warmer months, while winter ushers in snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and cozy fireside retreats. The weather in Estes Park varies by season, with summer highs typically in the 70s and 80s Fahrenheit and crisp, cool evenings. Winters are cold, with average highs in the 30s and occasional snowfall, creating a magical winter wonderland. Annual precipitation averages about 13 inches, with a mix of rain and snow, while the high-altitude air ensures over 300 days of sunshine each year. Estes Park's natural beauty and vibrant community make it a beloved destination for visitors and locals alike. History Estes Park has a rich history that mirrors the rugged and enchanting landscape surrounding it. Originally inhabited by the Ute and Arapaho tribes, the area was a sacred hunting and gathering ground. In the mid-19th century, European settlers, such as Joel Estes, after whom the town is named, arrived, drawn by the promise of fertile land and breathtaking scenery. By the late 1800s, Estes Park became a hub for adventurous pioneers and tourists enchanted by the majestic peaks and abundant wildlife. The establishment of Rocky Mountain National Park in 1915 cemented the town's reputation as a gateway to natural splendor, attracting visitors worldwide. F.O. Stanley, inventor of the Stanley Steamer automobile, built the iconic Stanley Hotel in 1909, further boosting the area's allure. Today, Estes Park thrives as a vibrant community and outdoor recreation destination, blending historical charm with unparalleled access to the pristine wilderness of the Rockies. Location The nearest major airport is Denver International Airport (DIA), approximately 75 miles southeast, providing a wide range of domestic and international flights. From the airport, travelers can reach Estes Park in about 90 minutes via scenic highways, with shuttle services and car rentals readily available. The closest towns include Loveland, about 30 miles east, and Boulder, roughly 37 miles south, both offering additional lodging, dining, and shopping options. Within Estes Park, visitors will find a variety of grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations, and specialty shops, ensuring all needs are met. Outdoor enthusiasts can access gear rental shops, while families enjoy mini-golf, arcades, and museums. With its blend of natural beauty and essential services, Estes Park is both a peaceful retreat and a well-equipped travel destination.

Total of 32.89 acres, this parcel is on both sides of CR 74E and as is truly at the Gateway to Red Feather Lakes. With incredible views, no HOA, south facing slope and year round access, this parcel presents several obvious building sites for your dream home. With the quick gain in elevation on site, rock outcroppings, pines and a few well placed flat spots are a perfect combination of mountain home must haves. Land This land was continuous until the re-routing of CR 74E decades ago. The 4+- acres on the south side are flat, right off of Deer Meadow Way and the 29+- acres on the north side have rock outcroppings, gentle navigable canyons, some pines and prairie grasses. The views from the upper part of the parcel are remarkable. Improvements There is a well on the property and some fencing. There are two locking gates for automobile access. Recreation Where do we begin. Livermore and Red Feather Lakes are the launching points for north central Colorado's National Forests. Biking, hiking, camping, horseback riding, fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, golf, and pretty much anything you can do outdoors is done in this area. This elevation and south facing hillside make for year round access or living but are still close to higher elevations that provide those winter activities. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources There are no mineral rights associated with this sale.

Experience the ultimate Colorado escape on this stunning 36.8-acre property located in the rugged Northwest corner of Larimer County. This land offers a rare combination of dramatic red rock formations and expansive views of the snow-capped Rocky Mountains, providing a backdrop that is truly second to none. Whether you are looking to build a private mountain retreat, establish an off-grid basecamp, or simply own a significant piece of the Colorado landscape, this acreage provides the privacy and space you’ve been searching for. Claim your Colorado escape today. If you are ready for a lifestyle defined by nature, adventure, and tranquility, this is the opportunity you have been waiting for. Reach out to us to start planning your future in the heart of the Rockies. ATTENTION SERIOUS BUYERS: You are welcome to drive out and visit the property anytime to experience the views and the silence in person, but please call ahead! ATTENTION BUYER AGENTS: We are pleased to offer a 3% commission to any agent who brings a buyer to a successful closing. Note: No building allowed while the property is under financing. Property Details Property ID: Larimer_01 State: Colorado County: Larimer Nearest Town: Laramie, Wyoming Street Address: TBD Zip Code: 80545 APN: 5226000047 Title: Purchased w/ Title Insurance Property Taxes: $1,589.15/Year Property HOA: Yes, $110/year General Elevation: 7800-7880 ft Terrain: Relatively Flat with gentle slopes Zoning: Open Acreage: 36.80 Acres Square Feet: 1,603,008.00 Square Feet Access: Paved Gravel Rd Subdivision: Sand Creek Park Power: No Water: No Sewage: No Gas: No Phone: AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile Internet: Centurylink, Viasat, Starlink Stick Build Homes: Yes Alternative Homes: Yes Tiny Homes: No RV: No RVing While Building: No Tent Camping: Yes How To View The Land You are welcome to visit the property at your convenience while the property is still available. The property map is generated using Land ID. You can see the map on your mobile device either using the Apple or Android App, or on your computer. We have the links to download the FREE Land ID app on our website, see our link below to get to the listing page with those links. Should you have any issues, feel free to contact our team for help. Alternatively, you can simply enter any of these GPS coordinates in your favorite mapping software to find it. See below for approximate coordinates: Center: 40.98522596619159, -105.77749915575 Northwest Corner: 40.98657467531865, -105.78032474931173 Northeast Corner: 40.9866062664849, -105.77358491851047 Southeast Corner: 40.98379156858596, -105.77574664163933 Southwest Corner: 40.98382240346663, -105.78037092845139 Nearby Towns 42 Minutes To Laramie, WY 1 Hour and 28 Minutes To Cheyenne, WY 1 Hour and 34 Minutes To Fort Collins, CO Points of Interest 42 Minutes To Geological Museum 42 Minutes To Laramie Plains Museum 42 Minutes To Rocky Mountain Herbarium 44 Minutes To the University of Wyoming Stadium 59 Minutes To Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests & Thunder Basin National Grassland 1 Hour and 30 Minutes To Canvas Stadium 1 Hour and 36 Minutes To Downtown Fort Collins 1 Hour To Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forest Pawnee National Grasslands 1 Hour and 36 Minutes To Fort Collins City Park 1 Hour and 46 Minutes To Horsetooth Mountain 2 Hours and 46 Minutes To Rocky Mountain National Park Property Price Call or Text Debrosland anytime at (970) 829-8580 for questions or to purchase this property. Discounted Cash Price: $99,997 + Closing Costs (Approximately $1,000) OR Private Financing Available for Serious Buyers: We offer customized financing with flexible terms for buyers who lead with a strong down payment. While our goal is to open the door to land ownership, we prioritize offers with the most substantial down payments—show us your best to secure the most favorable terms. Please note that during the financing period, establishing a permanent residence or permanent living arrangement on the property is not permitted. About Us What makes us different? We are Debrosland, a land company that prides itself on giving you a superior land buying website and customer experience. Our company was built on the foundation of our family farm and we are proud to continue on the legacy of land ownership. Small-town values of hard work, integrity and respect are what we stand for.? 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Black Hollow Retreat is a rare opportunity to own nearly 56 acres of pristine Rocky Mountain land in the highly sought-after Poudre River Valley. Comprised of two separate parcels totaling 55.83 acres and the year-round Black Hollow Creek, this property offers the perfect balance of seclusion, accessibility, and year-round recreation. Land Bordering Roosevelt National Forest along its southern and eastern boundaries, Black Hollow Retreat provides direct access to an expansive wilderness playground. From your own property, you can step into thousands of acres of public land, ideal for hiking, horseback riding, and backcountry adventure. Additional access points nearby further enhance the ability to explore this vast and rugged landscape. Black Hollow Creek Flows along the western border of the property for approximately 1/3 of a mile and has water in it throughout the year. The recreational opportunities in this area are second to none. The Cache la Poudre River--Colorado's only designated National Wild and Scenic River--flows just steps away, offering exceptional fly fishing for trout in a truly scenic setting. Red Feather Lakes, located approximately 30 minutes from the property, provides additional fishing, boating, and year-round outdoor enjoyment. Situated in Game Management Unit 19, this property lies in one of Colorado's premier big game hunting areas. The current owners have successfully harvested multiple elk on the property and in the immediate vicinity, a testament to the quality of the habitat and game movement through the area. In addition to elk, the region supports healthy populations of mule deer, bighorn sheep, and moose, all of which are frequently observed on and around the property. Located just 4 miles from the historic community of Rustic and an easy 1 hour drive from Fort Collins, it serves equally well as a private mountain escape or a fully functional basecamp for outdoor pursuits. Whether you're seeking a quiet retreat, a hunting property with proven success, or a gateway to endless public land, Black Hollow Retreat delivers an authentic Colorado mountain experience with exceptional potential.

Ripe for estate lots, investment or additional grazing land, this 163 acres is 2 equal sized parcels to be sold as one. Categorized as Open Zoning in Larimer County, it's least restrictive classification, Highland Acres Farm is versatile with .5 to 1 acre lots south, Douglas Reservoir to the west, state land north, N County Road 15 as it's eastern boundary. This may be the perfect spot, with great lake/mountain views, to build your dream home. Land Sitting at an elevation of just over 5200, these pastureland acreages have gently rolling terrain that lends to the possibility of outstanding estate lot potential. There are several incredible building sites to choose from. Directly adjacent County Road 15, this property looks directly over Douglas Reservoir and directly at the foothills and high peaks of the Rockies. Few of these larger undeveloped parcels remain for development of any kind in this area, and if you do a bit of map search, you can see just that. If you're looking for a parcel to build your estate or horse property close to town, come take a peek. Situated 15 minutes north of Fort Collins and 5 minutes west of Wellington and I-25, you'll find that this property is in the perfect position for next steps. For the right buyer, an intact but seldom used North Poudre connector ditch flows along the west side of both parcels. East Larimer County Water District serves this area and these properties come with two 3/4 paid taps. No flood zone, HOA or prairie dogs for additional issues. State land to the north creates an open land buffer that can't be developed. Check out the documents tab and look at Larimer County approved uses. Listing agent MUST be at all showings, do not go on the property alone. There are cattle and an active bull on property. Improvements There is complete perimeter post and wire fencing and a couple of pastures fenced off. Recreation Douglas Reservoir is adjacent this property for fishing. Agriculture Spanning a total of 163 acres, this property offers a mix of productive ground and natural grazing land, as reflected by the Larimer County Assessor's agricultural classifications. Approximately 29 acres are classified as AG Dryland IVA, representing the higher-quality soils on the property. These areas are generally capable of more consistent productivity and are well-suited for stronger forage growth or limited dryland farming when moisture conditions cooperate. The majority of the land, 96.5 acres, falls within AG Dryland IVB. This classification reflects moderate-quality soils with some natural limitations. These acres are well-suited for grazing and seasonal agricultural use, with productivity that tends to follow precipitation patterns and management practices. Rounding out the property are 37.5 acres of AG Dryland VIIA, which consist of more restrictive soils. This portion is typically best utilized for lighter grazing or conservation purposes, offering open space and natural character while requiring a more conservative management approach. Together, these classifications create a balanced property that supports a range of agricultural uses, from grazing to limited dryland production, while maintaining the integrity and natural beauty of the land. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources This property has 2 paid taps for ELCO water, 1 for each parcel. General Operations In the past, this land has been leased to local ranchers who graze cattle taking pressure off of their own pastures. There is still a strong agricultural presence in the area. Region & Climate Located just north of Fort Collins and west of Wellington, this area features a semi-arid climate with nearly 300 days of sunshine each year. Summers are warm and dry, while winters bring colder temperatures and occasional snowfall. Annual precipitation averages around 16 inches, with low humidity and periodic winds contributing to the region's open, high-plains character. History This area was first used by Native tribes before becoming part of late-1800s homesteads. Ranching and dryland farming shaped the landscape, supported by rail access and nearby markets. Over time, it has remained largely rural, reflecting Northern Colorado's agricultural roots and open land heritage. Location Perfect combination of privacy, quiet and safety just 15 minutes north of downtown Fort Collins and 5 minutes west of Wellington and I-25. Denver and Denver International Airport are about 1 1/4 hours, Cheyenne, WY about 45 minutes. The town of Wellington has groceries, banks and several nice restaurants with Fort Collins, a town of nearly 200K is 15 minutes away and represents a drawing area almost twice that. Medical Center of the Rockies, about 25 minutes away provides world class healthcare.

Perched above the Poudre River, this beautiful 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom cabin offers the perfect blend of tranquility and adventure in the heart of Rustic, Colorado. With 100 feet of private river frontage, you'll enjoy breathtaking views and the soothing sounds of the flowing water right from your doorstep. This property is a true nature lover's paradise, surrounded by the stunning beauty of the Colorado landscape. Land The property encompasses a high river bank and spans across the Poudre river to the far bank giving full deeded access to 100 of the river. Improvements Nestled along the Poudre River, this charming 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom cabin offers a tranquil escape in the heart of nature. The exterior features rustic wood siding and a welcoming front porch that sets the tone for the cozy atmosphere within. The highlight of this cabin is the expansive deck that extends over the river, providing an unparalleled view of the water and the surrounding forest. Main Level: As you step inside, you are greeted by a warm and inviting living area with large windows that frame the stunning river views. The open-concept design seamlessly connects the living room, dining area, and kitchen, making it perfect for gatherings and entertaining. The living room features a stone fireplace, creating a cozy ambiance on cool evenings. The kitchen is well-appointed with modern appliances, ample counter space, and rustic cabinetry that blends perfectly with the cabin's aesthetic. Adjacent to the kitchen is the dining area, where you can enjoy meals while gazing out at the river. Lower Level: The lower level you will find additional living space that is ideal for relaxation and recreation. This area features a second living room with a cozy seating area and entertainment options One additional bedroom is located on this level along with a second bathroom on this level ensures convenience for all guests. This bathroom features a bathtub/shower combination, a vanity, and plenty of storage space. Outdoor Living: The true gem of this cabin is the deck that overlooks the Poudre River. The perfect spot for outdoor meals, morning coffee, or evening relaxation as you listen to the soothing sounds of the river. The deck offers direct access to the riverbank, where you can enjoy fishing, kayaking, or simply lounging by the water. Recreation Outdoor enthusiasts will revel in the proximity to vast public lands, offering endless opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing. The nearby Roosevelt National Forest provides miles of trails and abundant wildlife, making it a haven for hunters and anglers alike. Despite its secluded feel, this cabin is conveniently located within easy reach of the Colorado Front Range, ensuring you have access to the amenities and attractions of nearby cities. Region & Climate Spring (March May): Temperature: Highs: 40s-60s F; Lows: below freezing. Weather: Increasing rain, occasional snow. Summer (June August): Temperature: Highs: 70s-80s F; Lows: 40s-50s F. Weather: Afternoon thunderstorms, sunny days. Fall (September November): Temperature: Highs: 60s-70s F (Sept) to 40s-50s F (Nov); Lows: below freezing by October. Weather: Decreasing rain, occasional snow. Winter (December February): Temperature: Highs: 30s-40s F; Lows: teens to single digits F. Weather: Frequent snowstorms, significant snowfall. General: Elevation: 7,300 feet. Humidity: Low. Sunshine: 300+ sunny days/year.

Bar D Ranch presents a rare opportunity to own a truly unique, multi-generational ranch in the foothills of northern Colorado. With paved year-round access, it sits just 15 miles to the west of both Loveland and Ft Collins in Larimer County, offering both solitude and accessibility. Spanning 467 +/- acres, the ranch encompasses a diverse terrain ranging from mild hillside meadows to mountainous ravines and borders the National Forest on two sides. This public land border gives expansive access to thousands of acres of public land, enhancing your recreational opportunities. Improvements on the ranch include a well-maintained 2568 sf home, a 1152 sf shop with covered RV parking, and a historic 3600 barn/mill building. Historically, the ranch has supported and benefited from cattle grazing operations. More recently, grazing has been kept to a minimum, leaving more natural habitat in ideal condition to promote and support wildlife. Frequent visitors to the ranch include elk, mule deer, moose, and turkeys, along with bears, mountain lions, coyotes, and bobcats. Bar D Ranch offers a solid base for serious hunters seeking a private foothold in one of Colorados premier big game units. The ranch is situated in the highly coveted GMU 20, well known by hunters as one of Colorados elite elk hunting units. In addition to trophy-caliber bulls, the unit is also known for a healthy population of mule deer. Whether your'e seeking a premier hunting retreat, a year-round ranch residence, or just a sound land investment, the Bar D Ranch offers an unmatched opportunity to embrace the many facets of the Colorado mountain lifestyle. Its location, just 15 miles from Loveland and Ft Collins, 30 miles from Estes Park, and 70 miles from DIA, offers a highly desirable combination of convenience and private seclusion.