Bart Miller

$4,400,000

110 Acres

Wickenburg, Arizona, 85390

Rancho Casitas is a timeless European-style guest ranch set on 110 acres of rolling high desert, where vintage charm meets natural beauty. With mature landscaping, well-maintained improvements, and established horse facilities, the property blends character, comfort, and authenticity. Operated by the same family for over 50 years, Rancho Casitas continues to welcome guests year-round with 22 inviting bedrooms and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Its exceptional location and distinctive setting create endless potential; whether as a continued guest operation, a private luxury estate, or reimagined as a wellness, therapeutic, or rehabilitation retreat. Few properties offer such a rare combination of history, versatility, and enduring appeal.LOCATIONRancho Casitas is 4 miles west of Wickenburg and one mile off of US Hwy 93. Wickenburg is just 60 miles northwest of Phoenix and 50 miles from Scottsdale. Sitting on the northern border of the Sonoran Desert, just below the Mountains of Arizona, Wickenburg, at 2200 feet elevation, lays in what is called the “high desert”.ACREAGERancho Casitas encompasses 110 acres along a high ridge, offering breathtaking views over Sols Wash and the surrounding mountain ranges. The main improvements are situated atop one of the property’s three highest ridges, providing sweeping, unobstructed vistas. The surrounding land invites creative development, with open spaces ideal for division into exceptional home sites.These premier sites combine unparalleled views with privacy, easily accessible yet shielded from public access.Zoned R-43 (one dwelling per acre), the property features gently undulating topography well-suited to luxury rural residences, equestrian estates, or wellness and retreat centers. Its unique combination of location, elevation, and vistas creates unmatched potential for both private use and innovative development.IMPROVEMENTSPerfect for corporate retreats or recreational use, Rancho Casitas offers a total of 22 bedrooms across a main home, two additional homes, and six charming casitas, creating an atmosphere of serenity and hospitality. With double occupancy, the property accommodates up to 44 guests.The 4,400 sq ft southwestern-style main home features arched doorways, high beamed ceilings, and several private patios, including one with a pool and hot tub. It is divided into multiple units, including a 600 sq ft studio and a one-bedroom, full-bath unit with its own patio for ultimate privacy.The six casitas, each one- or two-bedroom, showcase vintage 1960s southwestern décor with fireplaces, full kitchens, cable TVs, and front and back patios. Constructed with slump block walls, heavy beams, and scored concrete floors, they reflect authentic desert southwestern architecture.The two additional 2 bed/2 bath homes (~2,300 sq ft each) are ideal for guest lodging or staff housing. Amenities include an outdoor pool and hot tub, weekly linen service, guest laundry, and firewood. The ranch accommodates two horses, offers 120 acres for riding, and boasts unmatched views of adjacent state lands.CLIMATEWickenburg boasts nearly 300 days of sunshine and an average of 11 inches of rain per year. The 35 days of any measurable precipitation may often come during the summer monsoons. The average daytime July high temperature for Wickenburg is around 104 degrees and the nighttime low in January low is 31degrees. However, much of the year offers very pleasant daytime living temps ranging from 55 to 85 degrees along with cool nights characteristic of the northern Sonoran desert.HISTORYLong before the white man appeared the Indians Anasazi and Yavapai found the climate along the Hassayampa River basin to offer a long and mild season located in the high desert and cooler than the valley by prevailing breezes and elevation. Located at 2200 feet this property exhibits all the benefits of the high desert, beautiful mountains, an abundance of flora and fauna.During the 1862 gold strike Henry Wickenburg founded the Vulture Mine where over $30 million in gold has been dug from the ground. To this day it is being prepared to be a re- activated mine. The foothills surrounding the city display relics of other mines that prospectors left in their searches. The mining history of this region the, past and present add to the appeal of the area.In its history Wickenburg supported a number of Dude ranches and was named by its tourists “The Dude Ranch Capital of the World”. Today some of these ranches still offer their unique brand of Western hospitality. The Rancho Casitas of today was originally the headquarters for the White Land and Cattle Company. The White’s owned all the land from the base of Yarnell Hill into the outskirts of Wickenburg. The existing main house on this property was the original headquarters for this ranch. Rancho Casitas became a well-known popular dude ranch and today is wonderful and restful guest facility.LOCALEThe 2025 estimated population nears 8,500 and often can double during the winter months of the ‘snow birds’ Wickenburg is often promoted as a destination location – it continues as a town growing in economic and developmental directions.Here too, one finds the healthiest climate in America with more sunshine and very low humidity. Here in this setting, Wickenburg thrives as “the most western of western towns”. The property truly enjoys an astounding 360 degree view.The dusty boots of the 1950s – 1960s dude operations are now replicated in a large influx of team ropers from all over the United States, laying claim to “Roping Capital of the World’ for the extended winter season. The abundant clean air and open spaces continue to attract a whole new generation of those searching the Southwest.RECREATIONWhile roping and riding are the most obvious activities in Wickenburg, the quiet beauty of the desert abounds. Birding includes cardinals, big horned owls, orioles, thrashers, not to mention full coveys of quail and dove living side by side with the desert white tail rabbit and the plentiful jack rabbits. Wildlife is often seen, the occasional visits of the mule deer and javelinas, occur with the occasional echoes of the coyote. Hiking on the easy trails will bring everyone face to face with the ever-present vistas and the serenity of this property.SUMMARYSteeped in history as a livestock, dude, and guest ranch, Rancho Casitas occupies a highly coveted location in the Southwestern landscape. The property’s elevated setting provides breathtaking skyscapes, with unparalleled sunrises, sunsets, moonrises, and starlit nights. Its authentic Western ambiance remains vibrant, as management has carefully preserved the traditions and spirit of the Western lifestyle for generations of guests. With its exceptional location and character, Rancho Casitas offers versatile opportunities, from continuing or expanding its guest operations to developing an equestrian facility, luxury homes, or a wellness, rehabilitation, or retreat center. The property can also be acquired in parcels, with select vacant land available separately, providing flexibility for development or investment.

$95,000,000

32,995 Acres

Bend, Oregon, 97703

Excellent opportunity for investing! Bull Springs Skyline Forest, located just minutes west of Bend, Oregon, is an active tree farm and recreational property that covers 32,995+/- contiguous, deeded acres and borders the Deschutes National Forest. The property has significant long-term appreciation potential with opportunity for sustainable timber management, abundant recreation in combination with residential and mixed-use development.More than 80% of the landscape is dominated by a highly productive timberland mix of coniferous forest, winding creeks and springs. The elevation ranges from 3,600 feet along Bull Spring Creek up to 5,600 feet along the property’s western boundary. From deep canyon breaks and expansive forest, to rugged high alpine timber with sweeping views of the Deschutes River Basin and Cascade Mountains, Bull Springs Skyline Forest encompasses a variety of landforms.Brokerage website and more Information:https://www.ranchland.com/ranches-for-sale/oregon/bull-springs-skyline-forest-3431

$575,000

417 Acres

Holly, Colorado, 81047

Reynolds Irrigated Farm consists of 417+/- deeded acres located in southeastern Colorado. The property has 187+/- acres of cropland, 223+/- acres of native grass, plus a gravel pit.• 131 shares of Amity Mutual Irrigation Company cert # 1848• 20 shares Buffalo Mutual Irrigation Company cert # 97• 24 shares LAWMA augmentation water cert #7• A&B Domestic Water Association• Jones Water Transfer Lateral• Colo Dept of Water Resources Irrigation Well Permit 021181-F

$1,200,010

80 Acres

Lewis, Colorado, 81327

Loyd Hay Farm is a beautiful hay farm with valuable water rights and a residence all located on 80.41 acres. The property is located in southwest Colorado near the small village of Lewis, Colorado. With spectacular views of the La Plata Mountain range to the northeast and Mesa Verde and the Sleeping Ute Mountain to the south, this profitable hay ranch lies in a beautiful open setting. Known for its high-quality hay production driven by its elevation at 6,700 foot above sea level and over 300 days of sunshine each year, Loyd Hay Farm is surrounded by 360 degrees of scenic mountain views.LOCATIONThe property is located north of Cortez at 20750 Rd. W.8, Lewis, Colorado. The property is approximately 55 miles from Durango, 60 miles from Telluride, 150 miles from Grand Junction, 200 miles from Albuquerque and 339 miles from Phoenix.ACREAGE• 80.41 acres of beautiful meadows with 360-degree views of the La Plata Mountains, Sleeping Ute Mountain, Mount Wilson and Mesa Verde; 3 separate parcels of high-quality alfalfa and grass hay• 50 Shares of owned Montezuma Valley Irrigation (MVI) water district• Pump house and large pond – 15’ deep; pumps MVI water from canal via a 12” line pumping 900-1000 GPM to irrigation system, variable flow pump operates on 3 phase electric, annual cost about $5,000• 2 main side rolls each ¼ mile long; one smaller side roll• In addition to cropland areas there are 3 large separate pastures, one smaller grass pasture for grazing; all cross fenced with separate automatic water locationThe property is available in 2 (two) tracts with 1 improved and 1 unimproved:Tract 4 – 35.34 acres, irrigated and otherwise unimproved with 25 shares of MVI district waterTract 3 – 45.07 acres, irrigated and improved with 25 shares of MVI district water.RESIDENCE (Tract 3)This home is full of natural light and features two stories with breathtaking views of the La Plata Mountains, Sleeping Ute Mountain and Mesa Verde. The main living area (48’ x 24’) is on the upper level and includes the master bedroom and bath, guest room, laundry room and an open floor plan with the kitchen, living space and dining area. The views from each room are quite spectacular. The downstairs is 48’ x 48’ with half of the space devoted to an entrance, mud room, two offices and full bath (one office is large with built-in desk space). From the office space area, you enter through a central door into a large barn/storage area.Upper Level:Living room, dining room, kitchen• Natural hardwood floors• In-floor heat throughout• Great viewsMaster Bedroom and bath• Tile in bathrooms• Deep European soaking tub; huge window over bathtub looking out to La Plata Mountains; very private• Walk-in shower with tile walls and floor• Custom built cabinetry• His and hers closetGuest Bedroom and Bath• Very bright and charming room• Pedestal sink and shower• Linen storage• Custom built cabinetry Kitchen• Granite tile counters in kitchen• Doubles stainless steel sinks• Microwave, dishwasher, garbage disposalLower Level:• Large mud room entrance; 48’ x 24’ heated interior• Office with double French doors to outside patio, lots of sunlight; long built-in desk with keyboard pullouts and file drawers; wash sink• Guest bedroom or second office• Half bath with pedestal sink; wainscoting Lower Level – Heated Living Space• Garage/barn space (48’ x 24’), including equipment garage with 16’ ceiling and double sliding wide doors; cement floor; running water; built-in shop area with pegboardSeparate Improvements:• Hay Barn• Two 12’ x 12’ horse stalls with own feeders; rubber padded floors.• 3-car + garage; separate workout room and storage in back• Large separate dog kennel; 12’ x 12’ with dog run from kennel• Separate fenced dog run close to houseLOCALEComfortable summer temperatures reach the upper 80’s, while the autumn days are clear, cool and full of vibrant foliage colors. The crisp and sunny winter days often feature abundant, light powdery snow. Lewis, Colorado is approximately 11.5 miles to Cortez, which sits at the base of Mesa Verde National Park, and as a small rural town, offers basic services to the surrounding community. Lewis is approximately 27 miles from Mancos and the charming town of Durango is located 55 miles to the west. It has many big city conveniences, including a state of-the-art new hospital, many fine restaurants, hotels, shopping, a four-year college, and numerous cultural activities. The four-corners area provides endless activities for the outdoor sports enthusiast.The Montezuma County area, which includes Mancos, Cortez and Dolores is the most southwestern of the 64 counties in the state of Colorado. Mesa Verde National Park, Canyon of the Ancients National Monument, Yucca House National Monument, and Hovenweep National Monument preserve hundreds of ancient American Indian structures, including the famous cliff dwellings, found in the county.The La Plata County area, including Durango and Bayfield, provides other major services. La Plata County Airport runs daily commercial air service to Denver, Albuquerque, Salt Lake City and Phoenix, with seasonal service to Houston and Dallas, and includes facilities for full service general aviation. Also, Cortez has an airport with commercial services to Denver.The local area also provides a myriad of opportunities for all types of recreation. Narraguinnep and McPhee Reservoirs are only 3 miles and 6 miles, respectively, from the farm and offer recreational opportunities for boating and fishing. For downhill skiing, Durango Mountain Resort is a 60-minute drive from the ranch, while Wolf Creek and Silverton Mountain Ski Areas are an hour-and-a-half away. Cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling are also available on the ranch and throughout the area. Trail riding possibilities are virtually endless in the area. Summertime is also filled with opportunities in the area for hiking, fishing, boating, golfing and visiting the local Durango to Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, Mesa Verde National Park and the Four Corners National Monument. The Cortez parks offer a wide range of recreational opportunities, including picnic spots and sports fields. The Conquistador Golf Course in Cortez is a championship 18-hole golf course with sand traps, water hazards, practice driving range and putting green. Excellent golf can be found at Pinion Hills in Farmington, NM and in Durango, CO at Dalton Ranch Golf Club, Hillcrest Community Club, and the private Glacier Club (memberships available). The Cortez Municipal Aquatics Complex is open to the public seven days a week during the summer months, with a pool, climbing walls, and numerous amenities.SUMMARYLoyd Hay Farm offers income and lifestyle. The comfortable combination residence/office/shop with separate garage, hay barn and livestock facilities to back up an excellent hay farm with outstanding water right shares from Montezuma Valley Irrigation (MVI) water district. This property is located in a quiet and comfortable area that is rich in recreation opportunities.

$45,000,000

60,025 Acres

Del Norte, Colorado, 81132

L Cross Ranch is trophy-caliber ranch in the western mountains of the San Luis Valley offering outstanding agricultural production, bordering public lands, ownership and control of large volumes of senior priority streamflow water rights, access to excellent hunting and fishing together with significant ranch and building improvements.ACREAGEThe ranch consists of approximately 60,025 contiguous acres including:• 6,581 Deeded Acres• 11,460 BLM Lease Acres• 26,140 USFS Lease Acres• 15,844 State Lease AcresLOCATIONWhile located about four hours southwest of Denver, Colorado, the ranch is easily accessed from Gunnison, Pagosa Springs or Taos. Nearby shopping and major services are available in Monte Vista, Alamosa, and Salida.ATTRIBUTESThe highlights of the ranch are the water resources, livestock and hay production, scenic beauty along La Garita Creek and Carnero Creek, public land grazing/access and wildlife/recreational opportunities.With 4500+/- irrigated acres including six center pivots, the ranch has a significant water resource. The 206 CFS of senior streamflow water rights from La Garita Creek and Carnero Creek have volumes approximating 10,200-acre feet which are utilized across the ranch annually. The water value is driven by the downstream need for water augmentation in a large river basin with constraints driven by a multi-state compact. There is a myriad of opportunities that these water rights offer in terms of future use escalating valuation.The registered Sim-Angus herd provides unique high altitude tested, proven performance genetics and a solid revenue source for the operations. The long-term specialized breeding program is high-lighted by the annual bull sale at the ranch. The ranch is fully improved and operational under an intensive management program running 850-900 cows year-round along with additional revenue from high-quality grass and alfalfa hay sales. The livestock water system and fences on the ranch have been extensively improved over time providing operational and productive functionality.The ranch has significant public land grazing leases and permits including its signature State of Colorado Stewardship Lease covering most of the state land grazing lease. Additionally, the ranch is protected from future subdivision via a conservation easement.The mountainous terrain, miles of creeks and wildlife populations of elk, deer, bear, lion, moose, big horn sheep, antelope and others make the ranch a recreation mecca for hunting. It is nearly un-heard of to have all these big game species available on the ranch resources. Small creek fishing for brook and cutthroat trout provides fun for the entire family. The deeded land control along the La Garita and Carnero Creek drainages allows unprecedented hunting and fishing.Extensive improvements in recent years, 40 miles of new water pipeline with 70,000 gallons of storage, four homes, hay barns, sale facility, numerous outbuildings, and a full line of equipment make this an excellent long-term value proposition. The main ranch home and guest cabin have recently been updated.SUMMARYL Cross Ranch offers a fully operational, trophy caliber ranch with very valuable and extensive streamflow adjudicated water rights that will continue to increase in value over time. The proven registered cattle herd and full line of equipment can be purchased separately, making this a great opportunity for a turnkey acquisition. The ranch has a cashflow positive cattle and hay operation with beautiful mountain to valley scenery and quality modern improvements. The variety of wild-life species and public land access control makes the ranch incomparable in terms of hunting opportunities. This is truly a unique offering with long term value.

$1,689,000

800 Acres

Rush, Colorado, 80833

The Rush Irrigated Farm is a productive and multi-dimensional agricultural property positioned in the heart of eastern Colorado farm and cattle country. The property is designed to accommodate a wide variety of agricultural and livestock operations. From row-crop production to forage programs, cattle development, greenhouse use, or diversified agribusiness, the farm offers the scale and flexibility to support long-term success.

$1,025,000

8 Acres

Craig, Colorado, 81625

Opportunity is knocking. The largest remaining parcel of developable land located adjacent to the city of Craig, Colorado, zoned Heavy Industrial, with great access to US 40 and State Hwy 13, ideal street frontage, serviceable with city water and sewer, but falling under county jurisdiction. The 8± acres is currently subdivided into five separate parcels varying in size and shape. Topography is relatively flat with an ideal grade that naturally drains to the back of the lot. Multiple opportunities that fall within current zoning regulations.Craig, Colorado, is an opportunity for entrepreneurs and investors ready to build. As the commercial hub of northwest Colorado, Craig draws visitors year-round thanks to its reputation as the “Elk Hunting Capital of the World” and its proximity to Steamboat Springs, Dinosaur National Monument, and Routt National Forest. With prime frontage along U.S. Highway 40, businesses enjoy excellent visibility and a steady flow of locals, travelers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Development costs are far lower than in Colorado’s resort towns, giving you more room to maximize ROI and grow your vision. Supported by a hardworking community, a strong ranching and energy economy, and a town committed to revitalization, Craig is the perfect place to launch or expand your business in a market poised for growth.

$6,232,710

1,870 Acres

Stratford, Texas, 79084

Located in the agriculture production rich Texas Panhandle is the 1870 +/- acre Sherman County State Line Farm. Here you will find an opportunity for diversity including cattle, corn, cotton and wheat. The property is easily accessible via a paved road along the northern Sherman County state line boundary. As well, it lays between Stratford and Texhoma, offering the owner access to multiple agriculture businesses to enhance business opportunities.LOCATION & AREAStratford, Texas in the county seat of Sherman County and is located roughly 18 miles southwest of the farm headquarters. Banking, grain elevators, a great school system, and other related businesses can be found in Stratford with population of 2000.Texhoma, Oklahoma with a population of 1300, is a short nine miles straight east of the farm along Fm 25. Like Stratford, this is a strong agriculture community. A long history of cattle, corn and wheat production help to provide a stable and growing economy. Local banking, grain elevators, a livestock auction, schools, and other businesses provide added benefits to the location of this farm. Many local feedyards and dairies in the area offer owner alternatives for marketing commodities. The location of this farm is very strategic to offer an owner multiple avenues for decisions concerning the successful operation of this business.ACREAGEThe property consists of approximately 1870 acres. The circles are irrigated by Zimmatic and Valley sprinklers with roughly 789 wet acres under seven pivots. Most of the corners are tillable acres. In addition, the eastern side of the farm has 722 +/- acres of native grass to compliment a cattle program.There are 6 irrigation wells pumping a combined 2675 gpm per the seller, with room for more production. The farm has recently been upgraded with several miles of three phase electricity, four electric motors with VFD panels and a second booster pump. The seller has converted the farm to include 255 organic wet acres with another 230 acres to be converted in 2024.IMPROVEMENTS• Cattle working pens with hydraulic chute, crowding circle-(covered) load out, 500 ft of bunk space, automatic water tanks, 2nd set of pens on west side• Cattle water tanks across property• 8,000 bu grain storage• 6 irrigation wells producing 2675 gpm total• One Submersible at the house• 7 sprinklers including: Zimm 8 tower, Valley 8 tower, 2 Zimm 9 Tower, Valley 10 tower, Valley/Zimm 8 tower, Zimm 5 tower• 4 Electric motors, hollow shaft turbine pumps with VFD’s• 2 Cummins engines with turbines• 2 Booster pumps• 1 Domestic well at house• 2600 sq ft home including 2-bedroom, 2-bath, loft area, safe room, 2-car garage• Shop roughly 40x45WATER RIGHTSThe farm is in the North Plains Groundwater Conservation District based out of Dumas, Texas. All the rules and regulations are filed and administered through this office. The water rights are available under all acres including the native pasture which is a great bonus for this farm.SUMMARYWith ample water and room to drill more wells, this is a property that needs your attention if you are in the market for a farm. The organic aspect adds the versatility for more potential income. A great opportunity for a combination of cattle, corn, wheat and cotton.

$9,950,000

2,950 Acres

Antonito, Colorado, 81120

Flying N Ranch is a 2,950± acre, contiguous and highly functional livestock operation in Colorado’s San Luis Valley, offering a rare combination of scale, water resources, and long-term agricultural viability. With approximately 2,550 acres of irrigable hay meadows and pasture—supported by both surface water rights and groundwater—the ranch sustains a robust cow-calf program of around 400 head alongside an established horse breeding operation. Its nearly two miles of the Rio San Antonio, diversified irrigation system, and practical infrastructure—including multiple residences, barns, and working facilities—create an efficient, turnkey setup. Located near Antonito yet privately positioned, the ranch benefits from a productive four-season climate in a region that remains grounded in agriculture rather than speculative land pricing, preserving its identity as a working asset with added recreational appeal and deep historical continuity.LOCATIONSet quietly in the southern reaches of Colorado’s San Luis Valley, the Fling N Ranch is positioned just north of the New Mexico line, located five miles east of Antonito with year-round access via county-maintained roads. The ranch remains connected without sacrificing privacy.The broader region, defined by the Sangre de Cristo and San Juan mountain ranges, offers a four-season working climate with moderate summers and manageable winters. The valley itself remains one of the few large agricultural basins in the West that has not been overtaken by recreational or lifestyle-driven pricing pressures. It preserves the ranch’s position as a working asset first, rather than a displaced one.ACREAGEThe 2,950± deeded acres are contiguous, highly usable, and designed for efficient livestock production. Approximately 2,550 acres of irrigable hay meadows and pasture, including around 400 acres under center pivot irrigation. The balance of the property includes native pasture and improvements. The ranch has historically supported a cow-calf program of meaningful scale, running approximately 400 mother cows alongside a breeding program of 70 horses, with sufficient forage base and layout to sustain a full-season operation. The ranch lends itself equally well to intensive grazing rotations, or as a reliable wintering base. WATERThe ranch controls a combination of surface water rights and groundwater resources, creating a diversified and resilient irrigation profile. Based on a recent water engineering report completed for the ranch, on an average year (from 2001-2022) a total of 1,442 acre-feet is available to the ranch at the head gates of the five main ditches. The average total amount of groundwater pumped for irrigation use on the ranch is around 835 acre-feet. In addition, there are two catch ponds for some re-use of irrigation water.The Rio San Antonio flows northeasterly across the ranch for nearly two miles, with ownership on both sides. The Rio San Antonio can support some fishing and has reportedly been stocked with some Brown and Rainbow Trout in the past.IMPROVEMENTSImprovements are practical, centralized, and aligned with working ranch uses. They reflect a continuity of use, updated where necessary, but grounded in the operational logic that has sustained the ranch over time.• Main residence: 6 bed / 3 bath• Manager’s home: 4 bed / 2 bath• Guest residence and historic cabin• 10-stall barn with runs• Shop, office, and multiple livestock support structures• Outdoor arena, round-pens, and working facilitiesRECREATION AND WILDLIFEWhile predominantly an agricultural property, the ranch carries understated recreational attributes which reinforce the lands completeness.• Nearly two miles of the Rio San Antonio• Habitat for deer, elk, and migratory waterfowl• Proximity to well-regarded hunting, fishing, and mountain recreationHISTORYThe Flying N Ranch sits within one of the oldest continuously ranched landscapes in Colorado. By the mid-20th century, it had evolved into a productive Hereford operation, and while ownership has modernized aspects of the ranch, the foundational elements (water, layout, and purpose) remain intact. That continuity is increasingly difficult to replicate.SUMMARYFor producers and landowners who understand that quality ranches are defined over decades, not market cycles, the Flying N Ranch offers a rare opportunity to acquire a water-secured, operationally sound holding in a region where those attributes still carry their original meaning.

$54,000,000

35,132 Acres

Prineville, Oregon, 97754

Ochoco Ranch is a recreational paradise offering natural beauty, astounding views, development potential, plentiful wildlife, desirable water characteristics and complete privacy. This unique offering consists of over 35,132 acres of timbered high country bordering the Ochoco National Forest. Ochoco Ranch is located in Central Oregon, 45 minutes from the Redmond/Bend Municipal Airport. A haven for trophy elk, mule deer, antelope, black bear, cougar, bobcat, upland birds are among the untouched game. Rainbow and Brooke Trout can be found in Wolf Creek and Horse Heaven Creek. Heavily timbered mountain ridges surrounded by lush meadows, 65 year-round springs, 19 miles of live water creeks, streams, ponds and sub-irrigated meadows. A remarkable panoramic view of the Cascade Mountain Range can be seen from various locations on the property. The Ochoco Ranch is a tremendous resource with exceptional location and a variety of recreational amenities.

$825,000

105 Acres

Yoder, Colorado, 80864

Set amidst the undulating prairies of Colorado, Wing Shadow Ranch presents an exquisite fusion of untamed wilderness and the quintessential western way of life. Encompassing 105 acres of sprawling land, this property beckons those in search of serenity, whether as a tranquil residence, a functional ranch, or an idyllic retreat destination.As you journey through the guarded entrance, a vast expanse of sky and sweeping mountain vistas welcome you to Wing Shadow Ranch, where the original working facilities stand as the heart of this idyllic property. Among these facilities are the barn, corrals, a loading chute, two loafing sheds, and the historic grainery. Additionally, a garage for equipment and a workshop adjoined to the greenhouse provide practical amenities.Continuing up the lane, the primary residence and a guest house perch atop, offering unobstructed views stretching from Pikes Peak to the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the Spanish Peaks. The main ranch house embodies the rustic charm of a traditional western home, boasting four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Inside, a welcoming living area with a brick fireplace and expansive windows framing majestic sunsets invite relaxation. The park-like surroundings of the main house foster a serene ambiance, ideal for communing with nature.The guest quarters provide versatile space, perfect for hosting visitors, accommodating hired help, or even operating as an Airbnb. Featuring a one-bedroom, full kitchen, inviting dining area, cozy living room with a fireplace, spacious bedroom and bathroom, and a south-facing patio, the guest house ensures comfort and hospitality.Outdoor enthusiasts will revel in the abundance of amenities, from horseback riding opportunities to leisurely strolls across the prairie or simply basking in the tranquility of nature. Wing Shadow Ranch transcends mere habitation; it’s a sanctuary where the essence of the western lifestyle converges with the serenity of the natural world. Whether you seek a private retreat, a functional ranch, or a recreational haven, this property offers a rare chance to immerse yourself in the timeless allure of Colorado ranch living.

$3,999,000

151 Acres

Franktown, Colorado, 80116

Castlewood Equestrian Center is a full-scale boarding and training facility located on a total of 151 acres just west of Franktown, Colorado. The property currently is permitted for 130 horses on site. Improvements include a large indoor stall barn with 44 heated stalls and an attached indoor riding arena. The remainder are covered outdoor open stalls with runs or loafing sheds with paddocks. Additional improvements include turnout pens, pastures, large shop and hay storage, and various round pens, sheds and tack rooms. The facility is professionally managed, modern and clean. The amenities include riding indoors as well as on the property. Additionally, the property adjoins and has access to the Cherry Creek Trail system and Mesa Buttes open space offering unlimited trail riding. The tastefully remodeled home on site rounds out the property. An ancillary property of 36 acres is also available for the buyers to acquire, but it is not a part of this listing. While the property is a successful equestrian boarding operation, the location and land base would readily allow use as a private equestrian operation or possible other uses, subject to zoning revision.LOCATIONThe property is in Douglas County, Colorado which is well known as a horse community. The facility is just off the junction of State Highway 86 and 83, making it convenient for horse owners. Every amenity including restaurants and shopping are within minutes.ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTIONThe acreage consists of three parcels, and are contiguous. The three Castlewood parcels consist of a total of 151 acres with all the majority of the working facilities on 81 of those acres. The two additional parcels of 40 acres and 30 acres are preserved under Conservation easements. The acreages are covered with native grasses and dotted with mature trees and shrubs.OPERATIONSThe facility itself is a long-established boarding facility in the area, with a great reputation. They always have a waiting list for new boarders. The Manager, who lives on site, has been there for 8 years and has a great rapport with the boarders. The Ranch foreman is also a key employee. Expert care and feeding schedules are a priority to maintain a safe and healthy environment for the horses and riders. It is a profitable facility, very well maintained and horse safety and wellness are key. There are also trainers who work on site with the boarders. With the ability to board 130 horses and great management, the facility has a comfortable profit margin while providing premium care for horses and their owners.IMPROVEMENTSCastlewood Parcel:Horse Arena and Indoor Stall Barn – 27,000 sf under roof, heated, insulated 80’ x 210’ indoor area with excellent footing. 44 matted stalls with automatic waters and corner tack lockers in each stall. Wash racks with hot water, veterinary stall and shoeing areas. In the center of the barn is the Managers Office, two restrooms and a cafe/lobby/viewing room. A nice patio area adjacent to the stalls, arena and lobby area compliments the comfortable main facility.Manager Residence – 3,144 finished square feet on two levels with decks, patio and attached 3 car garage. The home was tastefully remodeled in 2014 by the current owners. All rooms are spacious, and include 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, sunroom, covered patio with a built-in Jenn Air grill. The kitchen has top of the line appliances, cabinets, granite countertops and a copper sink.Equipment Shop & Hay Storage –This building is 6,867 square feet with 16’ story height. The building stores semi-truck loads of bagged shavings, grass and alfalfa hay, equipment and has a workshop. It also has 2 - one bedroom efficiency apartments.Storage Shed – 720 sf with a quarantine pen12 Loafing Sheds with pens – 1440 sf eachSecondary Equipment Building – 1500 sfThree Shed Row barns with 36 covered stalls with 12’ x 24’ runs28 turn out pens – measure 24’ x 36’Double sided outdoor arena – measures 200’ x 300’Numerous rotational pastures with sheltersThree Round pensWILDLIFE AND RECREATIONThe property adjoins and has direct access to the Cherry Creek Trail system and Mesa Buttes open space offering unlimited trail riding for the boarders. Deer and a multitude of birds and fowl frequent the area.WATER RIGHTS AND RESOURCESFor Tax Parcel # 2349-331-00-001, 30.07 acres: 2-acre feet per year of groundwater from the Lower Dawson Aquifer. For Tax Parcel 2349-342-00-001, 40.02 acres: 1 acre foot per year of groundwater from the Lower Dawson Aquifer. The well on the 81 acres that services the facility the Permit # is 042642-F. It is drilled to 490’ and static level is 200’ with a production rate of 15 gallons per minute.SUMMARYGiven its superior location the property would serve as a private equestrian facility and residence. This well managed and always full facility is prime for investors or owner-operator. Good cash flow, happy boarders and horses. Staff would like to remain in place under new ownership. Financials are available to qualified and serious buyers.