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United Country Colorado Brokers

Telluride Mountain Land For Sale Situated just 2 miles up Silver Pick road and along Big Bear Creek is this 78 acre parcel of vacant mountain land. The land features 1200 ft of river frontage, plenty of mature trees, and a natural seasonal waterfall running through the property. This is a great opportunity to build your dream home or cabin, with the option to subdivide the land into two 35-acre parcels. There is no current domestic water or well. As required by the county, an engineered bridge will need to be built for any home building project that takes place. Currently, there is a cleared flat spot just above the road, a small shed, and a solar power setup. The property boundary starts across the road at 8,300 feet in elevation and stretches to the top of the eastern hillside and Wilson Mesa too about 9,360 feet. As you climb in elevation, gorgeous views of Mount Wilson and surrounding peaks appear.    Colorado GMU 70 Hunting Property Borders BLM Lands The property borders thousands of acres of public land and is located in GMU 70 for over the counter Elk tags. Hunting in GMU 70 is excellent for both Elk and mule Deer. The land is sloped terrain and blanketed in pinyon-juniper   Colorado Land for Sale Near San Gabriel Mountains, Big Bear Creek, Lizard Head Wilderness Big Bear Creek is a year-round stream known for its beautiful meandering curves and mature foliage. The dirt road gives access to nearby trailheads and provides access to many popular hiking and biking trails. in the Lizard Head Wilderness. Located nearby is Wilson Mesa and Sunshine Mesa. Access to hiking trails such as Fowler Peak, Mount Wilson, and Sunshine Mountain are just up the road.    Telluride Ski Resort, Mountain Village, Placerville, Sawpit Telluride is known for its legendary ski terrain, scenic beauty, and small-town charm. Just 11 miles away, Telluride is regarded as one of the premier mountain resorts in North America. Both downtown Telluride and Mountain Village are a short drive. The closest airport, Telluride Regional Airport, is 10 miles away while the next closest fly-in is Montrose Regional Airport (MTJ), which is just over an hour drive. Ridgway is 40 minutes away, while the town of Ouray, with its world famous hot springs, is just under an hours drive from the property.

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Hall and Hall

Telluride Renegade Ranch presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of largely untouched wilderness, immersed in the heart of the Old West. Nestled on Hastings Mesa, a mere 35 minutes from the idyllic mountain town of Telluride, the propertys expansive 602 acres offer a diverse landscape of aspen groves, towering ponderosa pines, open meadows, rugged sandstone boulders, and flourishing wildflower meadows.

Wandering the rustic ranchland offers an opportunity to experience the lore and adventure of the Wild West. Traverse wildflower meadows and continue up to a private mountaintop to take in the 360-degree views of the surrounding wilderness. Recline in the mountain peak shade and view herds of native elk, sage grouse, grazing sheep, and wild turkeys in their natural element.

The ranch is a blank slate, perfect for fulfilling a vision of mountain living tailored to one's desires. A buyer considering this property can execute the development of an expansive private estate. Or simply keep it as a landbank for appreciation and enjoy the sheep grazing and recreational haven among the historic structures already on the ranch. Renegade Ranch represents the rare and unique opportunity to acquire one of the last large parcels of land so close to town. With year-round sunshine and plenty of space to spread out, Telluride Renegade Ranch is an open canvas full of potential, providing a sense of adventure for those lucky enough to venture to this incredible place.

Offered in cooperation with Rapaport Real Estate.

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Eagle Land Brokerage

Farnham Ranch: Currently the most affordable 160 acre move in ready Ranch with a horse setup within a 75 mile radius. Located in peaceful and quiet Norwood, Co. Several buildings include two large hay barns, a 20 stall horse stable, a tack shed, two workshops, five corrals and a large cattle shed. There are five stock ponds on this completely fenced 167 acre working Ranch which is irrigated by 75 shares of Gurley water, which is about two cubic feet per second. The main house is approx. 3022 sq.ft. The original home was built in 1930 and then a new 1700 approx. sq.ft addition was added around 1996. It includes a great room, large open kitchen, inviting patio, Master bedroom with walk in closets and a Master bath with large double sinks, shower and a jacuzzi tub. There is a detached six car garage close to the home. The entire house has been remodeled starting in 1996 and most currently this year and part of last year. Starting with a complete total painting of the interior and exterior. A new furnace boiler has been installed, plus a new heating system for the great room with the vaulted ceilings and a general refurbishing of the floors in the great room. Wood floors, tile work, custom cabinetry and large storage areas all complement the professionally decorated interiors. A new septic tank and leach field was installed this year also. The property boundaries have been well established by a recent survey. The views from this property are tremendous, including the Lone Cone Mountain, The La Sal Mountains in Utah, the San Juans to the East and the Uncompahgre Plateau to the North. Access to the property is from a very well maintained County Road which ends just a few feet past the East Boundary. There are only 2 homes on this stretch of the road. This is such a unique property that one would be hard pressed to find a similar one in all of Southwest Colorado.

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M4 Ranch Group

The Suckla Ranch is a true cowboy cattle operation ranch. Located in Disappointment Valley in Southwest Colorado, about 65 miles from Telluride, Colorado. The ranch is strategically placed throughout its 6,760 deeded acres and its 81,133 leased acres of forest service and BLM land, making for a highly successful operation. The ranch holds the sole permits on the forest service and BLM acreage, which is a rarity and asset to the ranch operations. The ranch's vast acreage is made up of various topographies giving way to good winter and summer operating climates. It is approximately 15 miles from the winter camp in Disappointment Valley to the summer camp on the Glades, San Juan National Forest.  The cattle are trailed to summer and winter range but never leave the ranch property, so no trucking is ever needed.
The operations of the ranch have been skillfully thought out, leading to 60 years of good ranching. The calves are processed on the winter range when they come off the summer permit then weighed on the ranch scales and shipped out or weaned. If you choose to wean the calves there is a weaning fence between the fields, creating less stress on the calves. The ranch can be run by two good hands and occasional day help making the cost per head much lower than most ranching operations.  The corral work is done at a central location from branding in the spring to weighing and shipping calves in the fall.
The acreage includes some irrigated land.  The irrigated land surrounding the corrals is critical in this operation.  The water comes from Disappointment Creek and is good until early July, giving the ranch one cutting of hay, approximately 300 round bales, and good pasture for the fall. The ranch is comprised of enough acreage that you never have to feed cows as there is enough pasture to graze.
Improvements are spread throughout the ranch and leased acreage.  The headquarters is in the valley, consisting of a 2,808 square foot ranch house, full RV hookup, 30 x 40 Quonset Shop, 40 x 50 workshop, 84 x 90 combination hay shed  equipment shed  calving stall  tack room, full set of working corrals, and a pond filled with a good working well.  At the working facilities for cattle and the hay fields, improvements in place are a 12 x 20 workers cabin/cook shack, certified set of scales, hydraulic chute, and calf table.  In the mountain section of the ranch is a line camp with a 12 x 20 cabin.  On the forest permit section of the ranch, where summer operations take place is a 1,326 square foot cabin, and the cabin is privately owned. Additionally, there is a bunkhouse, tack shed, and corrals.
Other than the incredible cattle operation of the ranch that is already in place, the ranch offers other opportunities for growth and development.  Located in Game Management Units 70 & 711, the ranch has a multitude of wildlife including mule deer, elk, bears, mountain lions, antelope, mountain sheep, and turkey.  It also has bald eagles and wild horses for great viewing experiences. Giving way to other income operations such as hunting and recreational ventures.
Recreational opportunities around the ranch are plentiful.  The Dolores River is nearby, Telluride is 65 miles away with festivals in the summer and world-class skiing in the winter, and Canyonlands National Park is not far for hours of hiking and ATVing.
The sweet spot of the ranch is the very private setting, a cowboy way of life.  Call M4 Ranch Group today for your private showing.


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Ponderosa Real Estate

Situated in San Juan Vista on Hastings Mesa, this expansive property spans over 6 acres of pristine Colorado landscape. Enveloped by the serene beauty of Aspen and Spruce trees, it offers a tranquil escape with sweeping views of wide open meadows. All outdoor enthusiasts will revel in the abundance of wildlife and recreational opportunity, where encounters with deer, elk, and all thing outdoors. With convenient access through the subdivision, residents have the privilege of exploring the nearby National Forest, granting entry to thousands of acres of untouched wilderness and a network of trails leading to multiple San Juan backcountry huts. Whether you envision a cabin retreat or just a mountain getaway, this property providesthe perfect canvas to realize your Colorado dream. Embrace the opportunity to immerse yourself in the San Juans onHastings Mesa.

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Mirr Ranch Group

The Yalgo Ranch consists of approximately 1,429 deeded acres located in San Miguel County, and represents one of the few remaining intact larger holdings in the immediate Telluride area. The Ranch sits upon the coveted Specie Mesa approximately 12 miles west of Telluride. Majestic views of the San Juan Mountain Range can be enjoyed from almost anywhere on the ranch. The property is a combination of flat-top mesas, large aspen groves, ponderosa pines, high mountain meadows, springs, seeps, and creek drainage. Elevations range from approximately 8,000 to 10,000 feet and Hughes Ditch traverses the full length of the property. There is approximately  mile of Fall Creek frontage as well as 2.25 miles of National Forest, BLM, and State Land adjacency. The property is unencumbered by any conservation easements and is located in a high-value area for Land Trusts. It would be an excellent candidate for conservation if a new owner is so inclined. The ranch has incredible panoramic mountain views, unlimited recreational opportunities, and unrivaled privacy. 

Contract Mike McGarry. 

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Located just outside of Placerville, Colorado, right down the road from the iconic ski and resort town of Telluride, is this bountiful 2,258-acre ranch! Right between Lone Cone Peak and Flat Top Peak of the San Juan Mountain range is the outstretched Beaver Mesa. Wilson Mesa Ranch sits right at the base of this mesa, where the mountain ranges level out across lush, green mountain pastures lined with clusters of mature aspens. Views of these ranges are completely unobstructed from the ranch, with white capped peaks towering over dark timber and aspens climbing out from green meadows. Water is life in Colorado, and this ranch obtains plenty of it for irrigation from the Woods Lake reservoir. Large herds of elk roam this ranch because of its abundance of feed and water. Own a true piece of the American west: abundant wildlife, big mountain views, lush irrigated mountain pastures, and just down the road from some of the best skiing in the country. What more could you ask for?!

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Fay Ranches Inc

Four Shooting Stars Ranch spreads over 653 acres. It includes a 5-1/2 acre spring-fed pond and an off-grid, unique oversized custom cabin built with historic timbers from a bygone West Virginian church and an antique country cabin. The land is varied, with rolling terrain, large grazing pastures, smaller meadows surrounded by aspens, ponderosa pines, gamble oaks, all distributed in densely forested areas. Best of all, there are stunning mountain views of the Sneffels Range, Wilsons, Lizard Head, and the Dolores Peaks.

For those who love fishing, the deep pond can be stocked with trout, as previously done. The renowned Unit 61 hunting grounds (where this ranch is located) are famous for trophy elk and mule deer for hunters. Licenses in this area are sold over-the-counter for certain elk seasons. Dont forget about black bears either, and there are some bruisers cruising the ranch from time to time. The ranch qualifies for at least two applications to the Landowner Preference Program draw, for all hunt codes that are draw-only, for each species that routinely inhabits the ranch. The ranch is unencumbered by any easement or HOA, so the owner has the maximum freedom to run his ranch the way they want. The ranch is also ideally suited to be an equestrian property, with water rights, great grazing meadows, and various trails to ride. The ranch is a very short drive to the world-class resort town of Telluride. Telluride is renowned for exceptional skiing, mountain biking, hiking, and music and film festivals. At Four Shooting Stars Ranch, you can enjoy all that the area has to offer, expansive views, starry skies, privacy, silence, yet close to all the wonderful things Telluride has to offer. Immediate neighbors include celebrities and common folk, all enjoying the iconic Colorado mountain lifestyle.

So put your boots on, cowboy or hiking, and come and visit one beautiful slice of Colorado paradise, Four Shooting Stars Ranch.

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Buck Fever Ranch is located just south of Redvale and 10 minutes from the popular hunting destination of Norwood. This mule deer and elk sanctuary is less than an hour from Telluride, 1.5 hours from the Montrose/Telluride airport and less than two hours from Moab, Utah. Very easy access to the property and not far from great dining, shopping and world-class winter sports in the famous Telluride, Colorado. Excellent deer hunting on the ranch as Game Management Unit (GMU) 70, best known for its quality mule deer and known for producing quality elk. The ranch is situated in a deer migration corridor funnel that not only holds large numbers of resident deer but gains new deer throughout the hunting seasons as they migrate through the ranch. Not uncommon to see over 250 deer pass through the ranch during this migration. The ranch qualifies for landowner vouchers where you could get mule deer tags every year. The ranch currently runs +/- 30 pair of cattle. This takes care of the property's ag requirements without overgrazing. A stunning 3,200 square feet, the main lodge features an open floor plan with vaulted and beamed ceilings, wood floors and a fireplace with a wood-burning insert. The kitchen offers Viking appliances, a gas cooktop with beautiful granite countertops and cabinetry. The lodge's huge master suite includes a large sitting area, a spa-like bath with dual vanities and a walkout balcony. A shop with living quarters upstairs boasts two bedrooms and two baths. The ranch grounds also feature a one-bedroom cabin complete with a kitchen and bath. Host a whole family or a crew of hunters on the ranch with ease. The panoramic views from the lodge are second to none and from there some of the ranch's biggest bucks have been seen feeding in a meadow less than 200 yards away. To the southeast is the San Juan mountain range just above Telluride, to the south is Lone Cone Mountain, to the west are the Lasalle Mountains of Utah and to the north is the coveted Colorado GMU 61 and the Uncompahgre Plateau. At approximately 7,000 feet in elevation, the property consists of mostly pinion and juniper with long meadows between and abundant feed scattered throughout. There are three ponds that hold water year-round and a spring that typically has an elk wallow at the bottom. The mule deer bucks sanctuary on the ranch offering the chance to grow old and mature.

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Welcome to Cougar Ridge Ranch, a 335 acre property in San Miguel County. About an hour from beautiful Telluride, Colorado, this expansive property provides a peaceful escape with convenient access.

Cougar Ridge Ranch is prime habitat for wildlife, including large bull elk, mule deer, black bears, and even the endangered Gunnison sage grouse. Bald eagles, mountain bluebirds, doves, bobcats, and badgers are common sights. Elevations range from 7,700 to 7,960 feet. Log Corral Creek provides water for wildlife and cattle. The owner currently allows a short-term grazing lease for a few animals that protects the grazing exemption without negatively impacting the land. Whether youre an experienced hunter or simply enjoy nature, this stunning ranch has something to offer.

The ranch features beautiful views of Lone Cone and Miramonte Reservoir, and it offers several spectacular homesite locations, each with excellent views. With underground electricity already in place, Cougar Ridge Ranch is a great location for your dream home or rustic cabin getaway. Access is easy via a maintained county road.

Cougar Ridge Ranch adjoins the Dan Noble State Wildlife Area on the north and east sides, offering immediate access to public lands. Miramonte Reservoir adjoins the property on the east side and offers multiple recreation possibilities for boating and fishing. Miramonte Reservoir is one of the states best fisheries, stocked with cutthroat, brown, and rainbow trout.

Cougar Ridge Ranch offers a chance to enjoy the outdoors and experience the beauty of Colorados landscape. Whether youre looking for a hunting property, a weekend retreat, or a permanent home, this special property will meet your needs.

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Pristine mountain property!  47+ acres of forested mountain property with privacy.  Gorgeous Aspen forest is spectacular in the fall with those amazing colors.  Pretty, panoramic views from various spots on the property.  Come build your dream home in the spectacular southwest Colorado San Juan Mountains!  You will have the peace and quiet you're dreaming of while still being 30 minutes either way to Telluride or Ridgway.  If you are "Colorado Dreaming" you need to see this today!

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Ranch Marketing Associates

Scenic Colorado Ranch with Historic Structures and Access to USFS Land (Subdividable - 2 Tracts)
With its signature historic homestead structures, Tract 2 at the Specie Wilderness Ranch offers a glimpse into a bygone era on Specie Mesa. It can be subdivided into two distinct approximately 40-acre parcels (Tract 2A and Tract 2B). There are no existing conservation easements. A 24-foot-wide pedestrian and equestrian easement provides access to the USFS land at the southern end of the Specie Wilderness Ranch. There are two water springs and substantial aspen trees. Diverse view corridors include the La Sal Range in Utah, Lone Cone Mountain, the St. Sophia Ridge, ski runs of the Telluride Ski Area, and Wilson Peak (one of Colorados most iconic 14ers), A creative buyer could incorporate some of the existing historic structures into a future residential plan. Electrical grid power is available at the lot line.

Tract 2A
 40 acres
 Signature historic homestead structures
 2 water springs
 Substantial aspen tree grove
 Direct view corridors to the La Sal Range in Utah and Lone Cone Mountain
 24 wide pedestrian and equestrian easement
 Access to USFS land at the southern end of the Specie Wilderness Ranch
  Electrical grid power available at the lot line
 A creative buyer could incorporate some of the existing historic structures into a future residential plan.

Tract 2B
  40 acres
 Sweeping views to the St. Sophia Ridge, ski runs of the Telluride Ski Resort, and Wilson Peak (one of Colorados most iconic 14ers).
 24 wide pedestrian and equestrian easement
 Recreational opportunities in the USFS land at the southern end of the Specie Wilderness Ranch

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Homewood Ranch embodies rarity and the inability to be replicated. It is an understatement to express what an incredibly rare opportunity it is when a property like this is presented to the market. This ranch has been owned, managed, and operated by the same family since 1949, when Telluride was undeveloped and largely undiscovered, contrasted today by transforming itself into an exceedingly sought-after world-class destination. 

The land is pristine and it offers something that is hard to put into words or artfully express in writing. When standing upon this property and taking in the truly commanding and all-encompassing views, perhaps rivaling nearly anywhere else on Earth; there is a subtle stirring of emotion that starts to occur as one starts to embrace and understand what this property truly has to offer. An investment in a land asset class is significant for many reasons and as any seasoned, discerning, and savvy investor knows, there must be criteria that has to be met. Some of the most important are of course; location, proximity, accessibility, privacy, exit strategies, physical features of the land, and perhaps most importantly is the inability to be replicated. Homewood Ranch is unequivocally the last and largest single piece of deeded land as close to Telluride as there will ever be.

Located at the end of a year-round county-maintained road, the property is a diverse combination of varying topography, ranging from gently rolling open pastures traversing into numerous knolls and hills, punctuated by a large mesa, known as Diamond Hill, which is the highest point on the property. The land is comprised of a combination of native grasslands, seasonal drainages, and interspersed pockets of heavy timber, while presenting views simultaneously in all directions. The pockets of timber are predominately northern facing, while the native grass lands are exposed to the sunshine on southern facing slopes. Migratory wildlife populations have been sheltered by meticulous stewardship practices and management by the owners, while the land has served as a safe haven for over 50 years. 

This property presents so many multi-dimensional opportunities, it is currently not encumbered by a conservation easement, offers possible development potential, long-term investment, inflationary hedge, the opportunity to build to suit, multi-generational, family safety, emotional well-being, and virtually unlimited recreational considerations on and off the ranch. In summary, the Homewood Ranch is like a piece of fine art, collectible, intrinsic, distinct, and a smart investment.

-2,024 deeded acres
-Accessed from year round maintained Silver Pick Road and County Road 60 M
-16 miles to Telluride Regional Airport
-17.5 miles to Telluride
-Less than 20 miles to Mountain Village and Telluride Ski Resort
-Less than 30 minutes from downtown Telluride
-Panoramic, world-class views in every direction including Gray Head, Last Dollar Mountain, Whipple, Ruffner, Mears, Campbell, Dallas, Sneffels, Fowler, Wilson, Sunshine, Mount Wilson, and Lizard Head to name a few
-Views also include Mountain Village, Telluride, Telluride Ski Resort, and Telluride Airport from nearly anywhere on the ranch
-20 to 25 percent of the land is heavy northern facing timber, while the balance is open range and pasture land
-2,091 square feet, two-bed, two-bathroom cabin built in 1971
-2022 property taxes were $2,280.08
-Migratory population of elk, mule deer, bear, and a variety of small game and bird species
-Elevation ranges from 9,000 to 10,080 feet
-Adjacent to BLM and in proximity to the national forest and Lizard Head Wilderness Area 
-San Miguel River is in close proximity to the property, off the northern boundary and on adjacent BLM land
-San Miguel County zoning is rangeland/grazing
-Located in Game Management Unit 70
-Average annual snowfall: 217 inches
-Average annual precipitation: 33.5 inches
-No conservation easement

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Pristine mountain property!  70+ acres of forested mountain property with privacy.  Gorgeous Aspen forest is spectacular in the fall with those amazing colors.  Pretty, panoramic views from various spots on the property.  Come build your dream home in the spectacular southwest Colorado San Juan Mountains!  You will have the peace and quiet you're dreaming of while still being 30 minutes either way to Telluride or Ridgway.  If you are "Colorado Dreaming" you need to see this today!

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Pristine mountain property!  117+ acres of forested mountain property with privacy.  Gorgeous Aspen forest is spectacular in the fall with those amazing colors.  Pretty, panoramic views from various spots on the property.  Come build your dream home in the spectacular southwest Colorado San Juan Mountains!  You will have the peace and quiet you're dreaming of while still being 30 minutes either way to Telluride or Ridgway.  If you are "Colorado Dreaming" you need to see this today!

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Norris-Phillips Real Estate LLC

This 37-acre parcel borders 28,000 Acres of BLM Land, offers a Permitted Water Well, and numerous build sites with views of the many Majestic Mountain Ranges. This mountain property awaits you to build your Dream Home or just enjoy all the Colorado recreation that surrounds this beautiful area. A short drive from Placerville, 26 miles to Telluride, 31 miles to Ridgway. This lot is partially wooded with towering ponderosa pines, mature spruce, year-round access, and underground electric and phone are to the lot line. Call Darrell for your personal tour of this tremendous property.

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