Description
641.17 Acres, Kit Carson County, Colorado. Located between I-70 and Highway 40, just west of Highway 385, this 641.17-acre grazing property offers strong county road access off County Road 38 and solid ranching fundamentals in eastern Colorado's productive grass country. Legal Description: TRACT: ALL SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, RANGE 45 WEST. This native grass pasture has not been grazed for the past three years, allowing grass recovery and range health. The property features rolling to hilly topography with approximately 16" annual rainfall, making it well-suited for livestock operations. Fencing is in fair condition and includes an interior hot wire around the perimeter of the pasture, providing added flexibility for grazing management. Water is supplied by a permitted well (Permit #285830) with a solar-powered pump and tank system already in place. The solar panel and pump system offer efficient, off-grid livestock watering. There are no current wind energy leases or solar leases encumbering the property, and it is not enrolled in the Grass Reserve Program, providing flexibility for future use. With convenient access, good grass, and functional improvements, this is a practical addition to an existing operation or a stand-alone pasture investment.
-
0BEDS
-
641.17ACRES
-
0BATHS
-
01/2 BATHS
School Ratings & Info
Description
641.17 Acres, Kit Carson County, Colorado. Located between I-70 and Highway 40, just west of Highway 385, this 641.17-acre grazing property offers strong county road access off County Road 38 and solid ranching fundamentals in eastern Colorado's productive grass country. Legal Description: TRACT: ALL SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, RANGE 45 WEST. This native grass pasture has not been grazed for the past three years, allowing grass recovery and range health. The property features rolling to hilly topography with approximately 16" annual rainfall, making it well-suited for livestock operations. Fencing is in fair condition and includes an interior hot wire around the perimeter of the pasture, providing added flexibility for grazing management. Water is supplied by a permitted well (Permit #285830) with a solar-powered pump and tank system already in place. The solar panel and pump system offer efficient, off-grid livestock watering. There are no current wind energy leases or solar leases encumbering the property, and it is not enrolled in the Grass Reserve Program, providing flexibility for future use. With convenient access, good grass, and functional improvements, this is a practical addition to an existing operation or a stand-alone pasture investment.
© 2026 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. IDX information is provided exclusively for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS or Downtown Real Estate Brokers, LLC.. Data last updated: 2026-03-07T13:45:32.483.
Information source: Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. Provided for limited non-commercial use only under IRES Rules © Copyright IRES.