Chase Hinson

$450,000

6.69 Acres

Sterling, Colorado, 80751

Located in Sterling, Colorado, this exceptional 6.69 +/- acre property offers endless possibilities, situated just under 2 miles from the beautiful North Sterling Reservoir. Featuring two farm homes and three spacious shops, it’s an ideal investment opportunity or perfect for a 4H family. Whether you envision a thriving multifamily residence or a versatile space for your passions, this property is a true gem waiting to be transformed. Improvements The property features a main ranch house alongside a cozy guest house, providing ample space for family and visitors. Additionally, three well-maintained outbuildings offer versatile options for work, equipment storage, and livestock care, making it an ideal setup for anyone looking to escape town.Improvements Square Footage:Main House: 3 bedrooms 1 bathroom – 1,424 SqFt.Guest House: 2 bedrooms 1 bathroom – 844 SqFt.Building 1: 1,764 SqFt.Building 2: 1,200 SqFt.Building 3: 900 SqFt.Recreation Located less than 2 miles from North Sterling Reservoir, this property offers year-round recreational opportunities right at your doorstep. Enjoy fishing, boating, and swimming in the warmer months, and embrace ice fishing  when the temperatures drop. With stunning scenery and abundant wildlife, every season brings a new way to experience the beauty of the outdoors.Region & Climate Sterling, Colorado, is situated in the high plains region of northeastern Colorado, characterized by wide-open spaces and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The climate is semi-arid, featuring hot summers with temperatures often reaching the 90s and cold winters where temperatures can drop below freezing. The area enjoys ample sunshine throughout the year, with occasional snowfall in winter and moderate rainfall in spring and summer. This diverse climate supports a variety of outdoor activities and vibrant agricultural practices, making it an appealing location for both residents and visitors.Location Sterling, Colorado, is a charming city located in the northeastern part of the state, known for its friendly small-town atmosphere and rich agricultural heritage. Nestled along the South Platte River, it serves as a gateway to outdoor adventures, with the beautiful North Sterling Reservoir just a short drive away. The city offers a mix of historic sites, parks, and community events, making it an inviting place for residents and visitors alike. With convenient access to major highways, Sterling is a great hub for exploring the scenic landscapes of Colorado’s high plains.

$2,100,000

56.71 Acres

Lyons, Colorado, 80540

The Boone Quarry is located in Boulder County, CO near the town of Lyons. Spanning 56.71 +/- acres, this unique holding has a one of a kind foot print left behind from once operating as a red rock quarry. Between the pond, red rock outcroppings, and gentle change in topography, this parcel has some of the most scenic views from a property in Boulder County. Land This incredible property is a unique mix of natural beauty, wide-open space, and rich history across 56.71 +/- acres. What was once an active red rock quarry has now become a truly remarkable setting—peaceful, scenic, and full of potential. The land is a blend of rugged red rock formations, open stretches of native grasses, scattered trees, and softly changing elevations that give the whole area a dynamic, natural, and one of a kind feel. One of the most eye-catching features is the large natural pond on the Northern end of the property. Winding through the acreage is a thoughtfully established road system, making it easy to navigate all sections of the land whether on foot, horseback, or by vehicle. As you move around, you’re constantly met with sweeping views in every direction. Longs Peak stands proudly in the distance, offering a postcard-worthy backdrop, while 360-degree vistas stretch across the surrounding hills and rock formations. The mix of terrain and scenery gives this place a true Colorado feel which is ideal for someone looking to build a dream home, create a private getaway, or own a one of a kind legacy property at the base of the Rocky Mountains.Improvements As you enter the property, you’ll notice multiple improvements that add to the functionality of the Boone Quarry. The main modular house is  2,016 +/- square feet with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, perfect as a full-time home or a weekend basecamp. There are also two big detached workshops, great for stashing gear, campers, or all the toys you’ll want for exploring  the property. Right at the entrance, you’ll spot the original scale house from back when the quarry was still in operation, and further in, you’ll find the old remains of a blacksmith shop—little touches of history that give the place its unique feel.Recreation The Boone Quarry is a true recreational playground where the possibilities for outdoor fun are just about endless. Whether you’re into mountain biking, hiking, horse back riding, or setting up camp for weekend camping, this property has something for everyone. The natural terrain is perfect for ATVs, off-roading, and dirt biking, with plenty of space to explore and adventure. Visitors will appreciate the peaceful pond that’s great for paddle boarding and kayaking—and with a little habitat work, it might even be developed into a private fishery. The Boone Quarry is a place where adventure meets relaxation, and every day brings different recreational opportunities. If you’re looking for a place to unplug and enjoy the great outdoors on your own terms, this is it.Region & Climate Lyons, Colorado, sits where the rolling plains rise into scenic foothills, creating a striking blend of open vistas and rugged terrain. The town experiences a semi-arid climate, boasting more than 300 sunny days annually, with hot, dry summers, refreshingly cool evenings, and winters that are typically cold and crisp with light snowfall. At an elevation of approximately 5,400 feet, Lyons offers clean mountain air and a dynamic four-season climate perfect for outdoor enthusiasts year-round.History Founded in 1880 and named after Edward S. Lyon, Lyons, Colorado, has a rich history rooted in its renowned red sandstone quarries, which helped build structures across the country. With many original stone buildings still standing, the town blends historic charm with natural beauty at the foothills of the Rockies. Once a bustling quarry and railroad hub, Lyons has evolved into a vibrant, artistic community known for its small-town feel, scenic surroundings, and easy access to outdoor adventure.Location Lyons, Colorado, is nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, about 20 miles northwest of Boulder and approximately 55 miles from Denver International Airport. Known as the “Gateway to the Rockies,” Lyons is where the plains meet the mountains, offering stunning natural beauty, red sandstone cliffs, and access to outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and fly fishing. The town is also recognized for its vibrant arts scene, historic charm, and community events, including popular music festivals which can be enjoyed from this property. With a laid-back, welcoming atmosphere and a strong sense of local pride, Lyons blends small-town appeal with the rugged beauty of Colorado’s wilderness.

$995,000

36.32 Acres

Fairplay, Colorado, 80440

Cave Creek Cabin, nestled in the scenic landscapes of Fairplay, CO, offers 36.32± acres of pristine mountain terrain. This charming 2,065± SF log cabin provides a perfect blend of rustic comfort and modern convenience. Bordering the Pike National Forest at the northwest corner, the property offers direct access to the highly sought-after GMU 49, making it an ideal retreat for outdoor enthusiasts and avid hunters alike.Land This 36.32± acre property features gently sloping land with a beautiful mix of mature aspens and open, grassy meadows. A peaceful creek winds through the heart of the property, adding to its charm. Accessed off Cave Creek Road, the property feels incredibly private and tucked away, sitting at the end of a gated, dead-end road. The cabin and shop are perfectly placed in a secluded spot surrounded by aspens, offering a quiet, peaceful setting to relax and enjoy the outdoors.Improvements Built in 1997, this spacious 2,065± SF log cabin is the perfect mountain getaway, designed with plenty of room to host large groups of family and friends. It features three bedrooms and two bathrooms, with one of the bedrooms tucked into the loft—complete with extra bunk space that’s great for kids or additional guests. The layout includes two comfortable living and gathering areas, one on the main level and another in the finished basement, giving everyone room to spread out and relax. The main floor is complete with a full kitchen, and a cozy wood-burning stove. The cabin is powered by a reliable solar system with a backup generator in place for peace of mind. Just a short walk from the cabin is a large barn that offers excellent covered storage, ideal for equipment, recreational toys, or even horses. Whether you’re looking for a quiet retreat, a basecamp for hunting, or a place to gather on the weekends, this property has everything needed to experience mountain recreating at its finest.Recreation Cave Creek Cabin sits in GMU 49, one of Colorado’s premier elk hunting units known for consistently producing trophy caliber bulls. In addition to world-class hunting, the property offers private access to nearby fishing, giving outdoor enthusiasts even more to enjoy. The surrounding Fairplay area is packed with recreational opportunities, including hiking, mountain biking, skiing, and an abundance of public fishing spots. Whether you’re looking for adventure or relaxation, this location offers the perfect mix of both all within close proximity to major towns.Location Fairplay, Colorado is conveniently located about 2 hours southwest of Denver International Airport, making it easily accessible for weekend getaways or longer stays. It’s roughly 2.5 hours from Fort Collins and just over an hour from popular mountain towns like Breckenridge, Buena Vista, and Salida. The area offers easy access to world-class skiing, hiking, fishing, and hot springs, with local shops, dining, and amenities available right in Fairplay.

$375,000

40 Acres

Bellvue, Colorado, 80512

Elk Creek 40 sits in Bellvue, CO, bordering Roosevelt National Forest on three sides. With 40± acres, a creek, and a large pond, it’s a true wildlife haven just 1.5 hours from Fort Collins. Whether you're looking for hunting, hiking, camping, or wanting to create the perfect cabin getaway, this unique spot in GMU 20 is the kind of place you’ll never want to leave.Land This property offers a beautiful mix of varied topography and gently rolling meadows, making it perfect for all kinds of outdoor fun and recreation. It was impacted by the 2020 Cameron Peak Fire, but nature is making a strong comeback—each year brings more native grasses, young saplings, and vibrant signs of regrowth thanks to the added moisture. Efforts like selective logging and mulching have helped the land heal, and with time and continued care, it’s well on its way to becoming the incredible legacy it’s meant to be. As you pass through several locked gates and make your way onto the property, you’re welcomed by the centerpiece main pond, the flowing waters of Elk Creek, and several smaller pothole ponds scattered across the landscape. It’s the kind of place that feels peaceful and full of potential.Recreation Elk Creek 40 is a true playground for anyone who loves the outdoors. Whether you’re into camping, hiking, mountain biking rugged trails, off-roading into the backcountry, hunting, or fishing—this place has it all. Tucked away in Game Management Unit 20, the area has a strong reputation for producing trophy-quality elk, and the deer hunting here is nothing to overlook either. One of the standout features of the property is the main pond, which holds a healthy population of brook trout—a rare and exciting find in this part of the state. The property sits at the very end of the road, offering a quiet and private setting that feels truly off the beaten path while only being 1.5 hours from Fort Collins. It’s surrounded on three sides by the vast Roosevelt National Forest, giving you direct access to thousands of acres of public lands.History Bellvue, Colorado is a small, historic community nestled in the foothills just northwest of Fort Collins. Established in the late 1800s, Bellvue originally served as a hub for agriculture, ranching, and stone quarrying—industries that helped shape the development of northern Colorado. The nearby Cache la Poudre River played a vital role in the area’s growth, supplying water for farming and attracting early settlers. Today, Bellvue retains its rural charm and close-knit feel, with a rich history that still echoes through its scenic valleys and historic buildings.

$484,900

0.14 Acres

Windsor, Colorado, 80550

SPECIAL BUYER INCENTIVE - Sellers are offering a $10,000 concession with an acceptable contract that closes on or before December 31, 2025. This is a great opportunity for buyers to get some extra help—use it to lower your monthly mortgage payments with a rate buy-down, cover closing costs, or apply it however it works best for you. It’s a flexible way to make your new home more affordable and fit your needs.Improvements This 2-story home has tons of space and a great layout. With 2,788 SqFt, including a main floor master, it’s perfect for easy, everyday living. The open floor plan connects the kitchen, dining, and living room—great for hosting friends and family. Upstairs has two more bedrooms and a full bath, and the unfinished basement is a blank canvas for whatever you want to create. Out back, you’ll love the large yard and covered concrete patio that backs to open HOA land, so no rear neighbors! Plus, the fencing, landscaping, and solar panels are already taken care of—extras you won’t get when buying new from the builder. Like-new and move in ready.Location This beautiful property is conveniently located just about 2 miles east of downtown Windsor, giving you quick access to all the charm and amenities the town has to offer. Situated near schools, it’s a great spot for families. You’re also just minutes from Windsor Lake, where you can enjoy paddle boarding, fishing, or walking the scenic trail around the water. Even better, the home is close to the growing commercial hub at the corner of Highway 392 and Highway 257. This area already features popular fast food spots, a gas station, a car wash, and a workout studio—with more exciting businesses on the way. Whether you’re looking for convenience, outdoor activities, or a sense of community, this location truly has it all.

$1,050,000

40 Acres

Bellvue, Colorado, 80512

Buckhorn Creek Home is situated on 40 +/- acres in Bellvue, Colorado. This fantastic cabin overlooks a beautiful meadow and scenic Buckhorn Creek. This top notch build is outfitted to be a full time residence or a weekend getaway. Whether you are looking for a weekend getaway or a mountain home outside of town, this property caters to the needs of all. Land This 40 +/- acre property has a gentle sloping topography and borders Roosevelt National Forest on two sides, giving it a big, open feel with tons of room to roam. It’s peaceful and quiet, yet just an hour from Fort Collins. Buckhorn Road runs through the land for easy reliable year round access, with Buckhorn Creek flowing alongside—adding to the charm. While a fair portion of the property was affected by the 2020 Cameron Peak Fire, the main meadow and much of the north side remain untouched.  The regrowth throughout the acreage is encouraging and it will continue to recover with time and other land management practices like logging and mulching.Improvements Built in 2016, this 2,278 SF cabin blends mountain charm with modern comfort. With 1,234 SF above grade and 1,044 SF below, the open floor plan features tall ceilings, abundant windows, and a stone wood-burning fireplace. The spacious primary suite includes a beautiful view, oversized shower, and double sinks. The basement offers a bedroom, full bath, office, and tall ceilings with a large family room. Both east and west-facing porches overlook the meadow and creek viewing the meadow and listening to the creek. The cabin is powered by solar with a backup generator, a well, propane, a furnace, and an on-demand hot water heater. A slab is in place for a potential attached two-car garage. Across from the cabin sits a  960 SF shop which is rare for properties in the area. Built in 2014, the shop has concrete floors, a large lean-to for tractor storage (tractor included), and plenty of space for equipment. The shop currently draws power via an extension from the cabin. No detail was overlooked in the design and setup of this exceptional Northern Colorado mountain retreat.Recreation Bellvue, CO is a true outdoor playground, offering year-round recreation with easy access to hiking, biking, horseback riding, and off-roading throughout the surrounding Roosevelt National Forest. The area is rich with mountain streams and nearby lakes, providing excellent fishing opportunities for anglers of all levels. Located within Colorado GMU 20, this unit is known for its healthy populations of elk, mule deer, turkey, moose, and black bear—all of which are frequently seen on and around the land. With thousands of acres of public land nearby and diverse terrain, it’s a fantastic basecamp for all recreational activities.General Operations All utilities—including the propane tank, solar system, backup generator, and batteries—are fully owned. A mailbox is located at the Buckhorn Road turnoff. Inquire for a full list of included items with the property.Location Bellvue, Colorado is a quiet mountain community located about 30 minutes west of Fort Collins and just over 1.5 hours from Denver International Airport. Tucked along the edge of the foothills, it offers quick access to outdoor adventures in the Roosevelt National Forest while still being close to the dining, shopping, and amenities of town. It’s a perfect mix of peaceful seclusion and convenience.

$499,000

40 Acres

Livermore, Colorado, 80536

Mill Creek Retreat offers something for everyone. Located at the end of a secluded 6-mile long road behind a private gate, this versatile escape is perfect for hunters, anglers, hikers, and outdoor lovers. Enjoy seven private ponds, miles of trails, and access to nearby public lands. Land Ranging in elevation from approximately 6,800 to 7,200 feet, this 40-acre property offers a beautiful blend of high-country terrain. Towering Ponderosa Pines dominate the landscape, complemented by healthy stands of Aspen, native grass meadows, and striking rock outcroppings. The gently rolling topography enhances the property’s natural beauty and usability, with thriving vegetation throughout. Bordering National Forest on one side and State Land on the other—and situated at the very end of a secluded six-mile long road—this parcel feels far larger than 40 acres.Improvements The property includes two useful improvements. The main structure is a well-built 320 SqFt garage (16′ x 20′) with a loft and full electrical service—an uncommon and valuable feature for a remote mountain property like this. Large double doors open onto a patio, perfect for outdoor meals or relaxing with friends as you recount the day’s adventures. Nearby, a cozy fire pit adds to the atmosphere. There’s also an 8′ x 8′ storage shed, ideal for keeping gear organized—whether it’s fishing rods for the nearby stocked ponds or tools and equipment for exploring and maintaining the property.Recreation If you love the outdoors, Mill Creek Retreat has something for you. Located in GMU 191, the area sees plenty of elk and deer—especially during their respective seasons—making it a great spot for hunters. The Mill Creek Association also offers access to seven private catch-and-release fishing ponds where anglers can reel in brook, brown, and rainbow trout. There’s no shortage of ways to explore, with endless hiking opportunities and great mountain biking trails in the surrounding area. Whether you’re here for the quiet or the adventure, there’s always something to do. (Please note that all pond and fishing pictures are taken on neighboring properties that owners within the association have access to, this is not on the 40 deeded acres)Region & Climate Thanks to its elevation, Mill Creek Retreat offers a cool escape during the warmer months while still being accessible throughout much of the year. The association maintains the interior roads in the warmer months, and access is common during most of the year unless there’s an unusually heavy snowfall. In fact, several Mill Creek property owners live at their properties full-time because of the consistent access throughout the majority of the year.Location Mill Creek Retreat is about 1.5 hours from Fort Collins, Colorado, and just an hour from Laramie, Wyoming—close enough to town for supplies, dining, and anything else you might need. But what those towns can’t offer is the peace, privacy, and stunning mountain setting you’ll find here. Tucked away at the end of the road and bordered by National Forest and State Land, the seclusion is hard to beat. It’s the kind of quiet and privacy that continues to get harder and harder to find in this market.