Seth Hayden

$1,500,000

285 Acres

Keenesburg, Colorado, 80643

The land is located on Kiowa-Bennett Road, HWY79, near Keenesburg, in Weld county, near the Adams county line, just 20 minutes from Brighton and the I-76 corridor. Land 285 +/- Acres: This tract is located on CR6 and CR 63 in southern Weld County. The property is highlighted by a 135 acre pivot and additional +/- 150 acres of flood irrigated land. It has 285 fully bonded acres of Henrylyn Irrigation District water.  The 2 irrigation wells (~450 GPM and ~650GPM) are currently leased from a third party on a year by year basis at $36.50 per acre foot, up to 181 acre ft can be used per year.  The center pivot irrigation system is owned by the tenant farmer, if the buyer does not wish to continue leasing property to the tenant farmer, the pivot can be purchased directly from the tenant farmer or the pivot will be removed from property.  DCP Midstream leases 1ac in the SW corner for $2,200 per year.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Leased water note: The water leased from 3rd parties is on a year by year basis, the Lessors have indicated that they will continue to lease the water to the new owners but the sellers do not make any guarantees.

$5,500,000

40 Acres

Fort Lupton, Colorado, 80621

Villagio Subdivision is +-40 acres that is being platted for 219 single family residences. It is located across the street from a completed subdivision on the corner of County Road 12 and County Road 29.5. All services are at the property and newly paved roads are on the east and south. Seller will close this property at final plat. Land Villagio Subdivision is +-40 acres and has been taken through planning and zoning in Fort Lupton over the last two years. Our engineers have come up with a plan for 163 lots with lot sizes being 40X115, 50X110 and 60X110. Western Engineering Consultants are working toward a final plat on the property with an estimated completion in February of 2023.All city services border the property and the road on the west side of the property is newly paved. A subdivision across the street has just completed sellout.   The water is currently 4 residential  units per share of CBT.  The developer will have to put in the non-potable infrastructure to receive the 4 taps per share of CBT. The city will supply the water for the non-potable system.  This is the best deal you will find from a city on the front range of Colorado.Improvements We will be delivering a final engineered and approved plat at closing.All city services are at the southwest corner of the development.Location The property is on the west side of Fort Lupton, Colorado. It is a fast growing town just north of Brighton, Colorado. It is well located just 30 miles from downtown Denver and also 30 miles from DIA. It has excellent access to Highway 85 and also to the I-25 corridor.

$315,000

40 Acres

Platteville, Colorado, 80651

Platteville Farms now offers an individual +-40 acre tract with excellent mountain views all along the front range of Colorado. This parcel in Sec 13 is roughly 625 feet wide by 1/2 a mile and is located on the north half of the quarter of land. See our additional listing of parcels in Sec 14. The properties are excellent building sites in a good location with easy access to Highway 85 and Greeley, Brighton and Denver. Land We are proud to offer this excellent +-40 acre tract just 4 miles east of Platteville, Colorado. These type of tracts are rare in this market and is listed at $315,000.  It is located on good county roads, is surveyed and approved. A buyer will have the option to drill a domestic well or buy a central water tap for the house that is built. There are no covenants or HOA on the property! Call today to schedule a showing.Improvements Vacant LandWater/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All Denver Basin water rights transfer to buyer if any.Mineral rights owned are reserved.History The town of Platteville was named after the Platte River the runs through the town. This is a small town averaging around 2500 people and is home to the Fort Vasquez trading Post. Originating in 1835 this fur trading post is now a great piece of history for hands on education on early American trade.Location 4 miles east of Platteville, Colorado. Excellent access to Denver, Brighton and  Greeley.

$10,950,000

110.25 Acres

Loveland, Colorado, 80538

This vacant 110 +/- acre piece of land consists of 4 parcels with Boyd Lake Avenue frontage directly across from the Northern Colorado Regional Airport. Two parcels zoned 19.5 acres for Business Development. The other two parcels consisting of 90.75 acres are zoned Heavy Industrial! Incredibly located in the fast growing area of North Loveland, it is a perfect site in this desirable location.Land This 110 +/- acre piece of high-potential land has been through planning and zoning and offers 90.75 acres of Heavy Industrial and 19.5 acres of Business Development zoning.  This combination is hard to attain and is in a great location.  It offers good access to Loveland, Fort Collins, Windsor, Greeley and the I-25 corridor.  Northern Colorado is one of the fastest growing areas in the state and offers excellent business opportunities and a such a desirable place to live and work.The subject is located 45 minutes North of downtown Denver and 50 minutes to Denver International Airport.No Seller’s Property Disclosure.Improvements The site has sewer available and natural gas and power along Boyd Lake Avenue.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral Rights are excluded.  Water can be acquired from the City of Loveland and the Loveland Water District.Region & Climate This area of Northern Colorado is a beautiful place to live.  It is just minutes from the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.  It offers lakes, trails, rivers and of course the amazing Rocky Mountains.  It is 5,500 feet above sea level.Location This property is across the street from the Northern Colorado Regional Airport (Loveland/Fort Collins Airport) which handles some commercial flights and many private planes.  It is 45 minutes from Denver International Airport and just 10 minutes from Fort Collins, Greeley, and Windsor, Colorado.  It is in the heart of the booming northern Colorado front range.

$350,000

40 Acres

Platteville, Colorado, 80651

Platteville Farms now offers three individual +-40 acre tracts with excellent mountain views all along the front range of Colorado. These three parcels in Section 14, like our additional listing of tract in Sec 13, are excellent building sites in a good location with easy access to Highway 85 and Greeley, Brighton and Denver. Land We are proud to offer these excellent +-40 acre tracts just 4 miles east of Platteville, Colorado. These type of tracts are rare in this market and are each listed at $350,000. They are located on good county roads, are surveyed and approved. A buyer will have the option to drill a domestic well or buy a central water tap for the house that is built. There are no covenants or HOA on the property!  Call today to schedule a showing.Improvements Vacant landWater/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Property includes water well permit 229069 and all Denver Basin water rights transfer to buyer if any. History The town of Platteville was named after the Platte River the runs through the town. This is a small town averaging around 2500 people and is home to the Fort Vasquez trading Post. Originating in 1835 this fur trading post is now a great piece of history for hands on education on early American trade.Location 4 miles east of Platteville, Colorado. Excellent access to Denver, Brighton and  Greeley.

$3,800,000

419 Acres

Bennett, Colorado, 80102

Discover Homestead at Lost Creek, a 419-acre site ideal for a residential development in the growing north Denver Metro corridor, east of Brighton on 144th Avenue. Improvements include a private central road, distributed power, existing wells and multiple Cleary utility buildings. The included water rights provide ample water for a significant master- planned community in Adams County, Colorado. Land The 419-acre site is open grassland with dry Lost Creek meandering 1.6 miles from the north boundary to the southwestern tip.  This expansive site offers flexible development opportunities, with its level topography and pre-existing utilities simplifying the planning and construction process.  Bordered by 144th and 136th on the north and south respectively,  the level topography has only 40 feet of rise. Open surrounding landscape with minimal improvements provides  360-degree view corridors.  The land is currently platted with 10 separate parcels ranging from 40 to 43.8 acres.  Individual parcels are not available for sale.Improvements A private central road, parallel to Shumaker and N. Harback Roads runs north-south, connecting 144th and 136th Avenues dividing the land nearly equally to the east and west.  Electrical power runs along the road with multiple transformers/pedestals.  There are eight wells, each with an adjacent underground pressure tank.  Five Cleary utility buildings are set throughout the land ranging in size of 3,000-4,800 sf.Recreation Adams County is home to  Barr Lake State Park, the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge and the  Colorado Rapids Major League Soccer teamAgriculture Dryland farming is predominate in the area.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The land includes water rights from the Laramie-Fox Hills, Lower Arapahoe and Upper Arapahoe aquifers.  There are no known mineral rights.  All water and any mineral rights attached to the land will be passed on.Region & Climate The area is known for sunny days and blue skies with a semi-arid climate featuring warm summers and cold winters. In the summer months, temperatures typically reach into the high 80s to low 90s during the day, with cooler nights in the 50s and 60s. In winter months, temperatures hover in the 30s and 40s during the day, dropping to below freezing overnight. The area receives an average of 14 inches of precipitation annually with most of it coming in spring and summer months. Snowfall generally ranges from 10 to 25 inches each year.History Adams County, founded in 1902, has a rich history of Native American culture, homesteading farming and cattle ranching.  Today,  with a population of 533,000, 5th most populous county in Colorado, the median age is 34.4 years and median household annual income is $86,297.Location Homestead at Lost Creek enjoys a prime location with effortless access to Denver International Airport and major highways, connecting future residents to the entire Front Range region.  Homestead at Lost Creek, located at the intersection of 144th and N Harback Road, is 10 miles northeast of Denver International Airport, 15 miles east of Brighton and 20 miles north of I-70.  Brighton is a growing city thriving with numerous community and neighborhood parks, sports complexes, trail systems, located on the edge of the eastern Colorado plains.

$1,100,000

216 Acres

Roggen, Colorado, 80652

Located just minutes from Wiggins, CO this property offers 216 +/- acres. There are approximately 127 +/- acres under pivot. The irrigation well produces approximately 700 GPM in the spring and 500 GPM in late summer. The 100 acre valley pivot historically irrigates corn, while the 27 acre valley wiper irrigates a grass mix starting in April and going through mid June. There is a quonset on the southeast side of the pivot.Land This farm offers excellent water rights average around 600gpm. It is a productive irrigated farm and offers 127 acres off irrigated land.  It is just minutes west of Wiggins, Colorado.Improvements Irrigation Pivot. Quonset. Vacant Land.Recreation Waterfowl and Deer Hunting.Agriculture 127 Acres of Irrigated Farm Land with the balance in Pasture.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Irrigation Well producing around 600gpm.Region & Climate This area offers access to a welcoming community that values diverse growth in schools, residents and businesses while enhancing cultural fabric. The community has grown from a small rural community to a place of interest, making it the “Gateway of the Plains and the Rockies”.Wiggins Colorado is a statutory municipality of about 1200 people, located at the edge of Morgan County.  While the region’s natural environment continues to be a main economic driver of the community, the focus of Wiggins’ location has shifted from agricultural endeavors to one of providing an alternative location for small community residential and commerce that enhances the quality of life for residents who desire to live away from the more densely populated urban area.Elevation of 4900 feet with an average annual rainfall of 15 inches.Location This property is located on good county roads and is an excellent property for a small scale cattle or horse operation. It is hard to find places to grow your own feed and house the animals on site.

$2,400,000

320 Acres

Wiggins, Colorado, 80654

This property is located on the east side in the town of Wiggins, CO and just a few miles west of Fort Morgan. With a total of 320 +/- acres, there are approximately 160 acres under irrigation. The well on the North end of the property produces about 450 gallons per minute. This well is piped down to the southern pivot where crops have been rotated between wheat and corn year after year. Land This farm sits on the east side of the fast growing town of Wiggins, Colorado. This property is a good farm but also offers development opportunities of all kinds.  There are new homes being built just east of the property and due to its excellent location this property is a great buy and hold, development project or even to build your dream horse property with all amenities close.The property is just 8 miles from Rodeo Dunes Golf Complex being built.Recreation Water Fowl and deer hunting. Agriculture 160 Acres of Irrigated Farm Ground.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources This property has three well permits. The well on the north end pumps at an average rate of 450 gpm.Region & Climate This area offers access to a welcoming community that values diverse growth in schools, residents and businesses while enhancing cultural fabric. The community has grown from a small rural community to a place of interest, making it the “Gateway of the Plains and the Rockies”.Wiggins Colorado is a statutory municipality of about 1200 people, located at the edge of Morgan County.  While the region’s natural environment continues to be a main economic driver of the community, the focus of Wiggins’ location has shifted from agricultural endeavors to one of providing an alternative location for small community residential and commerce that enhances the quality of life for residents who desire to live away from the more densely populated urban area.Location This property offers excellent access to Fort Morgan, Denver and Greeley. All amenities are close with excellent schools.

$1,055,000

224 Acres

Wiggins, Colorado, 80654

This property is approximately 224 acres. The Valley pivot, on the west side, irrigates 31 acres of corn on the inside and 31 acres of Milo on the outside towers. The east side of the pivot is grass and is irrigated in the spring and fall. There are 2 wells on the property and together they generate an average of 315 gallons per minute. The south end of the property is 69 acres of pasture. Land The property is ideal for a new homestead and horse facility to grow your own feed. This farm is level with good soils.Improvements Irrigated pivot.Agriculture Irrigated farm ground with some non-irrigated pasture.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Adjudicated water rights with two wells averaging 315 gallons per minute.Region & Climate This area offers access to a welcoming community that values diverse growth in schools, residents and businesses while enhancing cultural fabric. The community has grown from a small rural community to a place of interest, making it the “Gateway of the Plains and the Rockies”.Wiggins Colorado is a statutory municipality of about 1200 people, located at the edge of Morgan County.  While the region’s natural environment continues to be a main economic driver of the community, the focus of Wiggins’ location has shifted from agricultural endeavors to one of providing an alternative location for small community residential and commerce that enhances the quality of life for residents who desire to live away from the more densely populated urban area.The elevation is 4900 feet. The average annual rainfall is 15 inches of precipitation.Location This property is located two miles outside of Wiggins, Colorado. It offers excellent access to I-76 and the Denver Metroplex. Wiggins offers excellent schools and is just a few miles outside of Fort Morgan, Colorado.

$2,950,000

219.69 Acres

Kersey, Colorado, 80644

This incredible northern Colorado, irrigated farm is +-219 acres. This farm features 18 shares of FRICO Milton. There are two pivots covering 200 +- acres of irrigated farm land. FRICO Milton is one of the oldest and best water rights in the South Platte river basin. These shares do not come available often. This farm is well watered with excellent consumptive use. Land This 220 acre farm offers excellent water and soils. It is capable to produce excellent corn, alfalfa and grass hay. It is watered by one 125 acre pivot and then a windshield pivot covering 75 acres.Improvements The property has the two irrigation pivots. The FRICO/Milton is ran through ditched into an irrigation pond and then is pumped through the pivots. The site has power and is ready to go.Recreation This is an excellent water fowl location.Agriculture The farm is currently a mix of alfalfa, corn and a little wheat. Historically it has been an alfalfa farm.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources 18 shares of FRICO Milton Water.No mineral rights available for purchase.Region & Climate This is an excellent farming region  consisting of mainly irrigated farms with good soils.Location This  farm is well located just 5 miles south of Kersey, Colorado. It is 15 miles from Greeley, Colorado and 10 miles north of I-76 with excellent access to Denver metroplex.

$450,000

302.54 Acres

Briggsdale, Colorado, 80611

This 302 acre property of CRP and grass land is located on good county roads 18 miles southeast of Briggsdale, Colorado. With great potential, it is priced to sell and would be an excellent property for a house and small cattle operation. The property has 151 acres of the minerals that are negotiable but not included in the current price. Land The 302 acres  land consists of CRP and natural  grazing land.  Attractively priced it would make a great homestead with good access to Briggsdale and Greeley, Colorado.  Good grazing land is hard to find these days so don’t miss out on this opportunity with value and potential!Recreation Deer and Antelope Hunting.Agriculture 160 Acres of CRP with income of $2,993/year, contracts through 9-30-2031.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources 151 acres of Minerals are negotiable.Location This property is 20 miles northeast of Greeley, Colorado.

$1,225,000

310 Acres

Wiggins, Colorado, 80654

Opportunity to own +- 310 acres of irrigated farm land located 10 miles south of Wiggins, Colorado! This includes 810 acre feet of water rights that can be used to irrigate the land using 4 wells with one well recently tested at 450 gallons per minute. The property is highlighted by 4 separate housing lots of just over 6 acres. Two taps are currently owned and paid for. Land +- 310 acres of irrigated Farm Land. The land is irrigated by two irrigation pivots.  The land has 810 acre feet of adjudicated water rights that can be used to irrigate the land. There are currently 4 wells on the property. One well irrigation well is currently pumping at around 400-425 gpm.  The other three wells will need to be re-drilled if the buyer desires.   The land is dead level and is well located on good county roads in a prosperous farming area. The general area consists of pivot irrigated land that predominantly grows corn and alfalfa.There is one new irrigation pivot on the property and the other is in good working order. The well permit numbers are 10338-R, 10339-R, 4559-F and 10337-F.Agriculture +-310 acres of irrigated farm land. 250 acres of pivot irrigated land.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources 810 acre feet of Adjudicated water rights with 4 wells: 10338-R. 10339-R,  4559-F and 10337-F.Region & Climate +- 4700 feet of elevation. The area is full of irrigated land growing corn, wheat and alfalfa.Location The property is located on good county roads 10 miles south of Wiggins, Colorado.