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Spring Creek Farm is 55 totally private acres bordering the City of Steamboat Springs. This prime location provides a front row seat to the variety of wildlife that frequent the backyard pond and it’s just a few blocks from downtown. One of the most unique locations in Steamboat, Spring Creek Farm provides a vantage point unlike any other in the area; it strikes a perfect balance of downtown convenience, access to public land, privacy and unbeatable views!
Goose Creek Ranch is one of the most recognizable ranches in Northwest Colorado’s Elk River Valley. It consists of 35 productive acres with Elk River frontage and two stream-fed ponds. The ranch has been immaculately maintained with periodic updates to the historic buildings. The house is situated in a park-like setting with tall shade trees, a small brook, and beautiful landscaping. The pastures are irrigated with water rights and are in pristine condition.
The Mantle Ranch is 525 acres of spectacularly remote landscape surrounded by the largest National Monument in Colorado. The ranch is a living display of time – human and geologic. It is wild, scenic, remote and rich in history. Consisting of two non-contiguous parcels, the ranch has continuously operated as a horse and cattle ranch for the last hundred years. The lower acreage is just over 5,100 feet in elevation and is known as The Mantle Ranch parcel; lush irrigated meadows flank the Yampa River here as it flows toward its confluence with the Green River about 10 miles downstream. The upper acreage, known as the Red Rock Ranch parcel, is several hundred feet higher in elevation and consists mostly of sagebrush pasture with water supplied by springs and a drilled well. Grazing rights on the adjacent public land are appurtenant and complement the livestock operation. Both parcels are accessed via seasonally maintained county roads. Located in Colorado’s largely unspoiled northwest corner, the ranch is unlike any ranch on the market today.
Lay Creek Ranch is 1,230 acres and at just $638 per acre, is well priced in its category. The ranch borders thousands of acres of public BLM land and is in GMU 301 (OTC licenses available). The ranch is located 19 miles west of Craig, Colorado just off of paved US Highway 40 with easy year-round access. The upper reaches of the ranch have views of the Yampa River corridor to the south and views of Bears Ears to the northeast. Lay Creek flows through the ranch, providing water for stock and wildlife. Craig is the Moffat County seat and has grocery stores and restaurants, K-12 schools, and an established 2-year Community College. Seller will consider selling in 300-400 acre parcels.
T & T Ranch, located just south of Hayden, Colorado, is 240 acres of rolling grassland. In an area of open fields flanked by brush covered hills, the ranch has good views of the Continental Divide to the east and the distinct twin dome peaks of Bear’s Ears to the north. The ranch is ideal for grazing and produces an average of 200 tons of dry land hay/alfalfa per year. Sellers will carry.
Never before offered for sale, The Home Ranch is an opportunity to entertain and host guests in an intimate setting surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery nature has to offer. Known around the world for genuine hospitality and award-winning cuisine, the ranch can accommodate up to 45 guests. The well-appointed cabins are spread among the aspen trees and within walking distance (but not too close) of the Lodge that overlooks the pond and meadows. One mile of private Elk River frontage, a long border with the National Forest and endless views lend themselves well to the activities prized by the guests, owners and staff. The federal and county permits that accompany the ranch operation are exceedingly difficult, if not impossible, to obtain in today’s regulatory climate. The Home Ranch reputation for excellence, the prestigious Relais & Châteaux designation, the stunning mountain meadow setting and the irreplaceable entitlements lay a strong foundation to see the ranch through the next generation of ownership.
Flanked on the west side by the Elk River, Round Mountain Ranch is also bordered by the Routt National Forest. The ranch encompasses 1,138 deeded acres plus USFS grazing permit. Significant senior water rights are used to flood irrigated the expansive meadows. With high-quality improvements, the ranch is one of the most recognizable properties in the Elk River valley. It is a short drive on paved county roads to Steamboat Springs and its legendary ski slopes.
Big Creek Ranch is approximately 4,850 acres of pristine ranch land. This ranch checks off nearly every box a legacy ranch buyer has: prime big game hunting, outstanding fishing along Big Creek, public land boundary, smart improvements and close proximity to a major resort area. Over 80% of the boundary is shared with the Routt National Forest and the setting is nothing short of spectacular. Tucked in its own private valley, the house provides the ideal space for large family or corporate gatherings. The cold, high mountain and richly oxygenated waters of Big Creek flow through the ranch for over 6 miles; this is some of the best fishing you’ll find in the Rocky Mountain west. Steamboat Springs, with its famous slopes, great dining and boutique shopping, is only a few minutes’ drive. Big Creek Ranch is arguably the finest large acreage ranch within 10 miles of a major resort area on the market today.
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.
Dunckley Flattops Ranch is a 1,268+/- acre working cattle and hunting ranch located 35 miles southwest of Steamboat Springs. The ranch consists of two sets of working facilities; new improvements include perimeter and cross fencing, several large ag buildings and pipe corrals with good water distribution. The area is home to one of the largest elk herds in the nation and the ranch produces income from big game hunting. The ranch is rich in history – the site of the Dunkley (sic) post office built in 1900 – with water rights dating back to some of the original area settlers. Direct access on USFS Trail 1111 at the southern end of the ranch leads to the Dunkley Flattops, a geologically unique range characterized by flat mountains loaded with dense forests, open meadows, streams and lakes. 150+/- acres on the ranch are irrigated native hay meadows; the balance is a good mixture of ridges and valleys that support livestock and big game. The Dunckley Flattops Ranch is a year-round cattle and hunting ranch with the right proportion of hay production, water and grazing preferred in a quality ranch.
Deep Creek Ranch is 800+/- acres west of the sought-after Elk River Valley north of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Located on a well-maintained county road, the immediate area is a “pocket of value” of similar size ranches that have recently commanded premium prices. Deep Creek Ranch is diverse with open grass land and irrigated meadows along with numerous adjudicated ponds and springs. Ideally suited for livestock, the ranch has functional improvements and good working facilities. Improvements consist of a 2,400 s.f. farmhouse, a 3/2 modular and two smaller self-contained cabins. It is a well-rounded property with a good balance of grazing and hay production that supports a year-round cattle operation. The ranch has been well managed for livestock and wildlife over the last several decades. The ranch is only 12 miles from Steamboat and is accessed via year-round, county maintained (and lightly traveled) roads. There are several great building sites with easy access, utilities, and great views to the Steamboat Ski Area.
The Hatt Ranch is 580 acres in the Steamboat-Vail corridor. Located 45 scenic miles south of Steamboat Springs, the ranch has easy, year-round access. The front gate is less than a mile off of paved State Highway 131 on a well maintained gravel road. Approximately 180 acres are irrigated and King Creek flows through 2 miles of the ranch. A recently completed reservoir will provide storage water for irrigation and stockwater. The ranch is ideal for a livestock operation and can also be divided into 16 home sites with direct views of the Flattops to the west and the rugged Gore Ranch to the east. Bordering thousands of acres of public BLM land, the property is well-located for big-game hunting, riding and hiking. With easy access, stunning scenery, productive meadows and so many recreational opportunities, the Hatt Ranch is well priced for the ranch land buyer.
Step Rock Ranch is 835 acres located at the entrance to the Flattops Wilderness Area just 45 minutes from Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The ranch offers live water with Trout Creek running through with historic water rights for the irrigated hay meadows. The property borders the Routt National Forest, BLM lands and also has BLM lands under lease. It also has a tastefully built 3,402 square foot owner’s home and a beautiful barn for horses and tractors. There are two small hunting cabins on the property that have been used by the outfitter for guests. This is one of the nicest ranch offerings on the market in Northwest Colorado.
Michigan River runs through this 2,200 acre ranch for over six miles! The snow-capped Never Summer mountain range provides the stunning backdrop to this incredibly scenic ranch. Elk, deer and moose move between the ranch and the adjacent Colorado State Forest lands. An attractive 8,000 s.f. home is nestled at the base of the mountains and overlooks the irrigated hay meadows that span most of the ranch.
The White River Division of Wyatt Ranches has 11,870 deeded acres plus 125,000 acres of BLM and USFS grazing permits. The ranch spans over 18 miles along the White River valley west of Meeker, Colorado. Approximately 800 acres of irrigated hay meadows produce 1,200 tons of hay per year. It is modestly improved with a managers home and outbuildings. This is a notable cattle ranch with the potential for excellent hunting income.
1,900 acres in the sought-after Elk River Valley north of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The ranch has not been offered for sale in nearly 40 years. The ranch has been well managed over the last several decades to maximize the production capability without compromising the outstanding elk, deer and bear hunting. The ranch is accessed via year round, county maintained roads, and is a clean slate for the next generation of ownership to create.
Vista Verde Ranch, among Colorado’s finest private ranches for sale, is a long-established luxury ranch in one of the state’s most scenic areas. It is located at the end of Seedhouse Road with year-round paved road access. The Ranch is recognized as one of the top luxury guest ranch destinations in the world.
Shadowed by the snow-capped peaks of the Zirkel Range at the headwaters of the Elk River, the Ranch consists of 587 acres with top quality improvements. An impressive lodge with a commercial kitchen, large indoor riding arena with staff apartments and posh western cabins provide a solid foundation for the customized experience that attracts guests from all over the globe. Adjacent to the ranch and bordering Coulton Creek is an elegant 8,800 s.f. log owner’s home; it overlooks the mare barn below and the ranch headquarters in the distance. Ranch activities take place on its deeded acres and by public land permits that provide commercial access to thousands of acres on the surrounding Routt National Forest. The regional airport is less than an hour drive and world-class downhill skiing, boutique shopping and fine dining is a half hour drive in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
Sand Point Ranch, straddling the Rio Blanco and Routt County line in Northwest Colorado, encompasses over 3,000 acres of Rocky Mountain terrain. Consisting of a mixture of conifer and deciduous forests interrupted by open parks and an alpine stream, the ranch epitomizes a Colorado high mountain ranch. Sand Point ranch has traditionally been used for sheep and cattle grazing, irrigated native grass hay production and big game hunting. A long national forest boundary on the Rio Blanco side of the ranch provides access to the Routt National Forest, the Flattops Wilderness and the White River National Forest. Located in a prime area for recreation, the ranch is easily accessible via year-round maintained county road. Commercial and private jet service is within 30 miles as is the world-class skiing, boutique shopping, and fine dining in Steamboat Springs.
