Vacant Land
Middle Elk River Ranch has 40 acres with 1/4 mile of both sides of the Elk River located just 7 paved miles north of Steamboat Springs, CO. Straddling the sought-after Elk River and just off of Routt County Road 129, this property is easy to access from town. The acreage north of the river (approximately 13) is completely covered in cottonwoods and pines, providing a private and quiet setting along the banks of the river. The south bank of the river is flanked by a steep hillside loaded with game trails that wind through the thick pine forest. The remaining acreage on the south side of the Elk River is a level to rolling aspen covered bench that attracts elk, deer, bear and an occasional moose. The property is within a 1/2 mile of the Routt National Forest and an additional 2 miles of public fishing on the Elk River. The ranch has no covenants, is close to a notable resort town and public land, has live water and great privacy. This property checks many of the boxes for quality, recreational acreage.
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Steamboat Springs, CO - 40 Acres
$1,250,000
The ranch consists of 240 open, acres of flat to rolling terrain. Mostly native grass interspersed with alfalfa, the land is ideal for a hay ranch or a grazing operation. It is fenced and cross fenced with ponds that provide good stock water throughout the spring and into early summer. Pastures consist mainly of well-drained soils suitable for small grain production, livestock grazing, and wildlife habitat.
- Hayden, CO
- 240 Acres
$379,000
Vista Ridge is a small enclave of 35-acre lots located just 12 paved miles southwest of Steamboat Springs. Lot 9 gently slopes and has panoramic views of the surrounding mountain ranges. With an end-of-the-road location, the land is private and quiet. A 15 gallon-per-minute domestic well is permitted for home, lawn and livestock uses. Fishing and recreation in the pond and adjacent stretch of Trout Creek is on the ranch open space. The covenants allow custom homes and a caretaker apartment. The property is close to town with amazing mountain and meadow views. Access is easy on county and subdivision roads, and with a well already in place, it is ideal for a custom country estate.
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- 35 Acres
$259,000
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