Discover the possibilities with this 0.29-acre lot in the town of Nucla, Colorado. The property offers a great opportunity for someone looking for a small piece of land with flexibility and potential. A trailer is currently situated on the property; however, the trailer is not attached or tied to the land and may be hauled away, or a buyer may choose to keep it, subject to the buyer's intended use and any applicable local requirements. Utilities are not currently connected to the property, providing a blank slate for a future owner to determine the best options for development. Whether you're looking for a project, additional land, or an opportunity to create something of your own, this property offers plenty of potential in a small-town setting. Buyer to verify zoning, permitted uses, utility availability, trailer requirements, and all development possibilities with the Town of Nucla and applicable utility providers. Property is being sold as-is.
A great property to build your new home! City water and an engineered shared septic already in. Beautiful views of the La Sals accross a large hay field. An existing partially build structure would need to be removed. Concrete foundation that may or may not be useful.
131± Acres 6 Separate Parcels Partial Mineral Rights GMU 61 Highway 97 Access No HOA No Covenants Investment & Recreational Opportunity. Discover 131± acres of Western Colorado land offering exceptional recreational, agricultural, and investment potential. Comprised of six separate parcels, this expansive property provides flexibility for a variety of future uses while delivering the privacy, open space, and scenery that make this region so desirable. Located in Colorado's sought-after GMU 61, the property provides outstanding hunting, wildlife viewing, and year-round outdoor recreation opportunities. Deer, elk, and other wildlife frequent the area, making it an excellent choice for sportsmen, outdoor enthusiasts, or those seeking a private retreat. The land is partially fenced and features expansive views of the surrounding mesas, valleys, and mountain ranges. Convenient Highway 97 access and nearby utilities and infrastructure offer future development potential while maintaining the property's rural character and wide-open feel. With no HOA and no covenants, owners have the freedom and flexibility to use the property in a manner that best suits their goals. Adding to the property's appeal, partial mineral rights are included, creating additional long-term value and investment potential. Whether you're looking to expand an agricultural operation, establish a future homesite, create a recreational getaway, or secure a substantial land holding in Western Colorado, this 131± acre offering presents a rare opportunity to own a versatile property with room to grow and endless possibilities.
245± Acres Live Water Partial Mineral Rights GMU 61 Landowner Tag Eligible 8 Separate Parcels Irrigation Water Available Partially Industrial Zoned. Exceptional 245± acre Western Colorado ranch offering a rare combination of live water, mineral rights, hunting opportunities, agricultural use, and future development potential with no HOA or Covenants. Comprised of eight separate parcels, this versatile property includes a 1,008-square-foot manufactured home with domestic water, septic, and electric already in place, providing immediate usability while preserving the property's long-term value and flexibility. Smith Draw flows through the property, creating a valuable live water source for livestock and wildlife. The property is fenced and cross-fenced, making it well-suited for cattle, horses, and agricultural operations. Irrigation water stock certificates are available at an additional cost, while included mineral rights add significant value and investment potential. Located within GMU 61 and eligible for Colorado's Landowner Preference Program, this property offers outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. Abundant wildlife, wide-open spaces, and stunning Western Colorado scenery make it an ideal hunting ranch, recreational retreat, working ranch, or family legacy property. Adding to its appeal, a portion of the property is zoned industrial, creating additional possibilities for commercial, agricultural, or investment uses. With eight separate parcels, existing infrastructure, live water, mineral rights, and exceptional recreational value, opportunities of this caliber are increasingly difficult to find. Whether you're looking for a working ranch, hunting property, investment holding, or a combination of all three, this remarkable 245± acre offering delivers.
Wanting a place to build a new home and garage? the current structure would need to be remove. This property is a nice parcel with trees 1 block off of Main Street. There are 3 large lots. Water/sewer tap included.
Water, sewer and electric are in on this lot. With some dirt work, it can be ready for your new home. Contact the Town of Nucla regarding a Conditional Use Permit for RV use while building your home.
Location! Location! 4 shares of CC Ditch irrigation water and 11 acres for your livestock. Includes a 50' X 24' shop in addition to garage & carport. The 3 bedroom 1 bath home has newer kitchen, windows, siding and floors. Views of the beautiful hayfields and the Uncompahgre across the road. Properties like this are hard to find!
38.5 Acres just outside of Nucla. Has power and a cistern. The CC Ditch runs through the Southwest corner. Property boarders BLM on the North and East sides. Easy access to off road Trails. This Property will not last long. Come check it out.


Nucla is located in Colorado. Nucla, Colorado has a population of 578. Nucla is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 19.76% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.63%.
The median household income in Nucla, Colorado is $36,167. The median household income for the surrounding county is $57,225 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Nucla is 52.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 91.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 16 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 13.2 inches per year, with 21.3 inches of snow per year.