This oversized lot sits in a desirable neighborhood with utilities available, making it the perfect opportunity for a new build. The generous lot size of over one-third of an acre allows for multiple structures, including a primary residence, guest house, oversized garage, or large shop- ideal for future expansion and a customized space. Enjoy elevated valley views and the space to truly maximize your investment. This rare property could be the canvas for your dream home- offering a prime location and an abundance of space for building potential.
Courtesy: Fay Ranches Inc
Joette Schalla
719-469-8374
This premium 271+/- -acre irrigated hay and livestock operation, offered for the first time in nearly 30 years, presents a rare opportunity to acquire a productive, well-watered property in the highly regarded Swink School District. The farm is comprised of two large tracts, each featuring pivot irrigation, collection ponds, senior water rights, and dependable infrastructure. The North Farm includes 119+/- irrigated acres under a 2014 Zimmatic pivot and a 15-acre-foot collection pond. Water rights consist of 109 shares each of Catlin Canal and Larkspur Ditch. A conservation easement covers 64 acres and 64 Catlin shares, while 66 acres and 45 shares remain unrestricted. Two headgates—one gravity-fed and one pump-fed with a 12” Fischer lift pump—deliver water directly from Catlin Canal, eliminating lateral ditches. A domestic water tap supports winter cattle grazing. This farm has consistently produced premium alfalfa and grass hay, with yields averaging 5 tons/acre (grass) and four alfalfa cuttings annually. The South Farm features 141+/- irrigated acres under a 2018 Zimmatic pivot and a 10-acre-foot pond. It includes 120 Otero Canal shares and receives transferable Catlin water via a 12” underground pipeline. Concrete ditch and riser systems irrigate pivot corners. Re-seeded to alfalfa in 2024, this field averages 3 tons/acre historically. Both farms have a corn and wheat base and offer easy access from paved County Roads 24 and Z. Water assets include top-tier Catlin Canal shares (5 AF/share, 2.4 CU AF/share) with winter storage, Fry-Ark allocations, and augmentation/lease programs; Otero Canal shares (2.5 AF/share, 0.875 CU AF/share) with Fry-Ark access; and Larkspur Ditch transmountain water with no return flow obligations. With reliable water, strong yields, and long-term viability, this is an ideal setup for ag operators or investors seeking proven production and lasting value.
This premium 271+/- -acre irrigated hay and livestock operation, offered for the first time in nearly 30 years, presents a rare opportunity to acquire a productive, well-watered property in the highly regarded Swink School District. The farm is comprised of two large tracts, each featuring pivot irrigation, collection ponds, senior water rights, and dependable infrastructure. The North Farm includes 119+/- irrigated acres under a 2014 Zimmatic pivot and a 15-acre-foot collection pond. Water rights consist of 109 shares each of Catlin Canal and Larkspur Ditch. A conservation easement covers 64 acres and 64 Catlin shares, while 66 acres and 45 shares remain unrestricted. Two headgates-one gravity-fed and one pump-fed with a 12" Fischer lift pump-deliver water directly from Catlin Canal, eliminating lateral ditches. A domestic water tap supports winter cattle grazing. This farm has consistently produced premium alfalfa and grass hay, with yields averaging 5 tons/acre (grass) and four alfalfa cuttings annually. The South Farm features 141+/- irrigated acres under a 2018 Zimmatic pivot and a 10-acre-foot pond. It includes 120 Otero Canal shares and receives transferable Catlin water via a 12" underground pipeline. Concrete ditch and riser systems irrigate pivot corners. Re-seeded to alfalfa in 2024, this field averages 3 tons/acre historically. Both farms have a corn and wheat base and offer easy access from paved County Roads 24 and Z. Water assets include top-tier Catlin Canal shares (5 AF/share, 2.4 CU AF/share) with winter storage, Fry-Ark allocations, and augmentation/lease programs; Otero Canal shares (2.5 AF/share, 0.875 CU AF/share) with Fry-Ark access; and Larkspur Ditch transmountain water with no return flow obligations. With reliable water, strong yields, and long-term viability, this is an ideal setup for ag operators or investors seeking proven production and lasting value.
This premium 271+/- -acre irrigated hay and livestock operation, offered for the first time in nearly 30 years, presents a rare opportunity to acquire a productive, well-watered property in the highly regarded Swink School District. The farm is comprised of two large tracts, each featuring pivot irrigation, collection ponds, senior water rights, and dependable infrastructure. The North Farm includes 119+/- irrigated acres under a 2014 Zimmatic pivot and a 15-acre-foot collection pond. Water rights consist of 109 shares each of Catlin Canal and Larkspur Ditch. A conservation easement covers 64 acres and 64 Catlin shares, while 66 acres and 45 shares remain unrestricted. Two headgatesâ??one gravity-fed and one pump-fed with a 12â? Fischer lift pumpâ??deliver water directly from Catlin Canal, eliminating lateral ditches. A domestic water tap supports winter cattle grazing. This farm has consistently produced premium alfalfa and grass hay, with yields averaging 5 tons/acre (grass) and four alfalfa cuttings annually. The South Farm features 141+/- irrigated acres under a 2018 Zimmatic pivot and a 10-acre-foot pond. It includes 120 Otero Canal shares and receives transferable Catlin water via a 12â? underground pipeline. Concrete ditch and riser systems irrigate pivot corners. Re-seeded to alfalfa in 2024, this field averages 3 tons/acre historically. Both farms have a corn and wheat base and offer easy access from paved County Roads 24 and Z. Listing agent has additional comments
4 city lots in the General Commercial District, located on a corner lot with easy accessibility. This vacant property consists of 14,000 sq. ft. of flat ground and city utilities available. Located close to 2 major roads Highway 50 and 3rd Street. This would be a great location to bring a new business to the city of La Junta!
This exceptional 295 acre irrigated farm and feedlot spans two parcels and includes a 4-bedroom, 2-bath home with a wrap-around porch, mature landscaping, and a finished basement. Designed for cattle and hay operations, it features an 800-head feedlot, pipe roping arena, tack shed, irrigated grass trap, grain bins, a 120' x 65' hay shed (2023), calving barn, small platform scale, and 2,040 sf shop. The feedlot includes six pens, auto waterers, a hydraulic chute, cattle scales, and a semi-loadout. The North Farm has 130+/- acres, 119 pivot-irrigated, with a 15-acre-foot collection pond, 109 shares each of Catlin Canal and Larkspur Ditch, and both gravity and pump-fed water systems. It produces high-quality alfalfa and grass hay, up to 5 tons/acre annually. The South Farm also totals 141 acres with 100 pivot-irrigated acres, a 141+/- acre-foot collection pond, 120 Otero Canal shares, Catlin shares can be transferred from the North Farm through a 12â? underground pipeline. Re-seeded to alfalfa in 2024. This Otero County irrigated farm is located off a paved road in the Swink School District.
Price improved on this Great Garage Unit located in an R-1 zone, but borders on a C-1 Zoning if you are looking to run a commercial business or build a new home on the East back half of the property. The City of La Junta will be able to assist you in what the best approach will be for your needs. This property may allow you to start your own business or expand your services. The property has most recently been used as an auto detail shop. The building consists of a an overhead and walk-in door at the front of the building which enters into a large heated workspace. An office is located off of the main work area. The main building was added onto to include a second work area that is accessed from a privacy fenced storage yard through a regular sized overhead door. An alley borders the property on the North between the subject and the Loaf N Jug. The property is also perfect for those with hobbies looking for a place to work on your own vehicles using the Included 4 post -9K pound Car Lift and compressor! But perhaps you need a place to store additional equipment? Whatever your needs this will be the opportunity you've been looking for and is an excellent investment opportunity!
Located in a high traffic commercial area right off Hwy 50 this area has lots of room for development and growth. The property was last used as a manufactured home sales site. The property does have a South Swink water tap, Septic System (Not used for many years) and several site that was used for displays of manufactured homes. Drive-By this Frontage Rd. location to see all the possibilities that await. Buyer must self satisfy themselves with Otero County for zoning and approval for desired uses.
Come see this 2.66 Acres of Commercial land with some fencing and what's left of some paved paths. Easement access to HWY 50. This commercial land was used as a Manufactured Home sales site back in the 1990's. This would make a great place for storage units, or another home or shed sale lot! Electric is available (buyer to verify the cost to hook back up).
Last available lot in this subdivision prime for building the home of your dreams! Nestled among some very nice homes, This is a lot to let your imagination run wild. Do a drive by tour and see all the potential that awaits!
Andrea Conner, Colorado License # ER.100067447, Xome Inc., License #EC100044283, [email protected], 844-400-9663, 750 State Highway 121 Bypass, Suite 100, Lewisville, TX 75067
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La Junta is located in Colorado. La Junta, Colorado has a population of 7,282. La Junta is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 25.59% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 29.03%.
The median household income in La Junta, Colorado is $48,929. The median household income for the surrounding county is $45,826 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in La Junta is 38.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 92.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 14.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 13.1 inches per year, with 29.1 inches of snow per year.
