225-Acre Colorado Ranch Bordering Public Land with Water & Mineral Rights on the Elk Migration Corridor. This remarkable 225-acre ranch nestled near the majestic Flat Tops and Thornburgh Mountain, where natural beauty meets practical value. This exceptional property lies directly on the elk migration route, with an estimated local population of over 1,000 elk unit 12—making it a dream for wildlife enthusiasts, hunters, and nature lovers alike. This rare property offers a blend of natural beauty and agricultural productivity with the ranch 125-acre irrigated pasture currently planted in alfalfa producing 3,000 pounds per acre as dryland pasture with another 395 acre BLM lease. Imagine the production you could get with the sustained by 5.18 CFS of valuable irrigation water rights and a year-round creek that flows through the of the property. Mineral rights are included, adding investment potential for the future. Enjoy breathtaking sunsets and panoramic views of the Flat Tops and Thornburgh Mountain, with easy access to outdoor recreation. The land is bordered on three sides by public lands, including Monument Butte State Land and BLM, offering direct access to thousands of acres for horseback riding, hunting, hiking, or ATV adventures. Aldrich Lakes is just 10 minutes away for fishing and boating. If 225 acres is too much to handle this property can be split into 6 - 37.5 acre parcels. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed & should be verified by Buyer(s)
(762 +/- acres) of seclusion yet offering year-round access directly off Highway 13. This gorgeous ranch has a variety of diverse vegetation including massive cottonwoods, pinyons, junipers, oak brush, sage brush, bunch grass, salt brush, as well as beautiful, irrigated fields. The topography flows from open fields to rolling terrains and beautiful vistas. Morapos Creek runs north and south through the heart of the property. Directly behind the original homestead cabin is a beautiful natural fall and located down from the fall is a deep hole known as the âswimming holeâ. When you have water⦠you have game and lots of it. Morapos Creek is the center of year-round activity for livestock, elk, mule deer, bears, mountain lion, bobcat, coyotes, and small game. 3 cabins, shower house, host cabin/kitchen. Perfect property for horses, livestock, hunting, recreation...a perfect property for your small ranch get away!
Hamilton is located in Colorado. Hamilton, Colorado has a population of 205. Hamilton is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 50% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 23.06%.
The median household income in Hamilton, Colorado is $95,000. The median household income for the surrounding county is $58,583 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Hamilton is 45.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 85.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 6.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 17.7 inches per year, with 64.4 inches of snow per year.
