Flying D Ranch 200-Acre Option

The entirety of this 1,350-acre southern Colorado ranch is on the market, but the sellers are offering this approximately 200-acre alternative that would include the home, aircraft hangar, runway, and barns. More acreage may be added for additional consideration, up to the entirety of the ranch. Land Located 15 miles from Walsenburg, Colorado, the Flying D Ranch is one of the most unique offerings on the market, featuring a custom 7,100sf home, one of southern Colorado's largest aircraft hangars, and the state's longest private paved runway. It's a perfect fit for a new owner with passions for aviation, ranching, and the outdoors. Home Boasting mountain views that extend from the Spanish Peaks in the south all the way to Pikes Peak in the north, the custom home is a functional work of art, featuring 30' ceilings; abundant natural lighting; acacia, Brazilian koa, maple, and cherry marble floors; a 30' custom stone fireplace with Mexican tile inlays; river stone accents, custom crown moldings, and handcrafted Israeli mosaics; antique lights and bath furniture; custom artisanal sinks; stained-glass window features; electric window shades; a custom-made, arched double entry door; and Amish-crafted handmade gutters. A 2530 loft overlooks the living room, and leads to an observation tower. The open-concept kitchen features a large island and walk-in pantry, as well as Blue Bahia granite countertops, a Bosch induction cooktop, aspen cabinetry, and dual beverage coolers Built with ICF construction, with 14 walls, the home is equipped with energy-efficient geothermal heating, taking advantage of the Earth's constant ground temperature. Each of the 3 vast bedrooms has an en-suite bathroom. The 2025 master bedroom has a walk-in closet, and the attached 2020 master bath features an infrared sauna, whirlpool tub, multihead walk-in shower, and handmade Coyote Glass sink. The home also includes a concrete safe room, 120-gallon hot water heating capacity, a metal roof, and an attached, heated 3-car garage. Hangar The 7070 Braemar steel aircraft hangar, one of the largest hangars in southern Colorado, is fully insulated, and has geothermal/radiant-heated, sealed-epoxied-concrete floors, and 200-amp service. It's plumbed for water, septic, and a bathroom. It features bi-fold, roll-up, and walk-in doors; the entire north wall is a 1660 bi-fold electric aircraft door. The hangar will accommodate the Cessna 400 or most 500 series, Piper Cheyenne, Learjet 20 or 30 series, Platus PC12, and most Aero Commanders. It can house 4 single engines, two large twin engines, or one large jet such as a Falcon. It has held up to 5 of the owners' aircraft at once. A 30' paved taxiway leads from the hangar to the runway. 30' wide by 1 mile in length, the ranch's FAA-registered runway is the longest private paved runway in Colorado. Southern Colorado weather allows for over 300 VFR flying days per year. Air commuting distances from the ranch: Pueblo, 32 mi; Colorado Springs, 63 mi; Denver, 126 mi; Albuquerque, 188 mi. Trivia: The Flying D runway appears in the video game Microsoft Flight Simulator. The runway, hangar, and home are fenced to keep livestock out. Barns The property also features a metal barn with an approximately 4060 interior, with a concrete floor, and an approximately 2460 loafing shed on each side of the barn. There are walk-through and rollup doors on each end of the barn. There is an additional 1224 loafing shed. Ranch An informal grazing lease with a neighboring rancher keeps property taxes low, and that cattleman is willing to continue the arrangement with a new owner. The ranch has county road frontage. Investment Potential In addition, or as an alternative, to running the ranch as a livestock operation, a new owner could pursue several options: subdivision into ranchettes; developing an aircraft community centered on runway access; or offering a unique, fly-in/fly-out short-term rental option. Recreation Some of Colorado's best hunting, fishing, and skiing are within easy reach. The ranch is inside GMU 128; wildlife on the ranch include deer, elk, antelope, turkey, and more. Water, Minerals, Wind The ranch's 130' well is on record as having produced an impressive 60 gpm on construction. Deeded water, wind, and mineral rights are potentially available.