Clay Owens

$199,500

5.05 Acres

Peyton, Colorado, 80831

Here is a chance to own a beautiful lot at Pine View Estates. Located in the Palmer Divide region of the eastern plains, the lots are 5 +/- acres of beautiful smooth brome pasture with Ponderosa Pines dotting the landscape. Located just a a half hour from Colorado Springs and all the amenities of town but still maintaining the country feel. Land Welcome to Pine View Estates,  these lots offer big views and plenty of privacy!! Featuring native grass pasture and a smattering of Ponderosa Pines, the 5 +/- acre lots give plenty of room to roam.  Located off Red Barn Road,  Pine View Estates are just a short drive from Homestead Park, and 20 minutes from Falcon Amenities!!! The surroundings are quiet and peaceful and the lots feature great locations for a home sites that will offer some seclusion  and privacy. Electricity to lot line.  Well and septic required.  *Covenants applyLot 7 sits on the southeast side of the subdivision road. Electricity is located on the north side of the lot. There is a good smattering of Ponderosa Pines.Call today 308-882-8171  * Listing agent is related to Seller.Improvements Each lot has electrical service to the lot line and a new access road with cul-de-sac into the subdivision.Recreation Wildlife is abundant in the area with mule deer, turkey and the occasional elk traveling through the property.   There are also many species of songbirds and small mammals the frequent the land.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Each lot comes with a .48 acre ft. water right from the Dawson Aquifer.

$199,500

5.01 Acres

Peyton, Colorado, 80831

Here is a chance to own a beautiful lot at Pine View Estates. Located in the Palmer Divide region of the eastern plains, the lots are 5 +/- acres of beautiful smooth brome pasture with Ponderosa Pines dotting the landscape. Located just a a half hour from Colorado Springs and all the amenities of town but still maintaining the country feel. Land Welcome to Pine View Estates,  these lots offer big views and plenty of privacy!! Featuring native grass pasture and a smattering of Ponderosa Pines, the 5 +/- acre lots give plenty of room to roam.  Located off Red Barn Road,  Pine View Estates are just a short drive from Homestead Park, and 20 minutes from Falcon Amenities!!! The surroundings are quiet and peaceful and the lots feature great locations for a home sites that will offer some seclusion  and privacy. Electricity to lot line.  Well and septic required.  *Covenants applyLot 6 sits on the south side of the subdivision road and is a middle lot in the subdivision. Electricity is located on the  north side of the lot.  This one features plenty of brome grass and a good smattering of Ponderosa Pines.Call today 308-882-8171   * Listing agent is related to Seller.Improvements Each lot has electrical service to the lot line and a new access road with cul-de-sac into the subdivision.Recreation Wildlife is abundant in the area with mule deer, turkey and the occasional elk traveling through the property.   There are also many species of songbirds and small mammals the frequent the land.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Each lot comes with a .48 acre ft. water right from the Dawson Aquifer.

$199,500

5.2 Acres

Peyton, Colorado, 80831

Here is a chance to own a beautiful lot at Pine View Estates. Located in the Palmer Divide region of the eastern plains, the lots are 5 +/- acres of beautiful smooth brome pasture with Ponderosa Pines dotting the landscape. Located just a a half hour from Colorado Springs and all the amenities of town but still maintaining the country feel. Land Welcome to Pine View Estates,  these lots offer big views and plenty of privacy!! Featuring native grass pasture and a smattering of Ponderosa Pines, the 5 +/- acre lots give plenty of room to roam.  Located off Red Barn Road,  Pine View Estates are just a short drive from Homestead Park, and 20 minutes from Falcon Amenities!!! The surroundings are quiet and peaceful and the lots feature great locations for a home sites that will offer some seclusion  and privacy. Electricity to lot line.  Well and septic required.  *Covenants applyLot 1 sits on the north side of the subdivision road and is the furthest NE lot in the subdivision. Electricity is located on the NE side of the lot. There is a seasonal pond on the NW corner of the property and a good smattering of Ponderosa Pines.Call today 308-882-8171 * Listing agent is related to Seller.Improvements Each lot has electrical service to the lot line and a new access road with cul-de-sac into the subdivision.Recreation Wildlife is abundant in the area with mule deer, turkey and the occasional elk traveling through the property.   There are also many species of songbirds and small mammals the frequent the land.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Each lot comes with a .48 acre ft. water right from the Dawson Aquifer.

$1,595,000

917 Acres

Palisade, Nebraska, 69040

Hunting and income producing property located just 3.5 hours from the front range of Colorado this awesome upland property has it all. Over the last several years the property has been meticulously managed for wildlife habitat and quality recreation experience. The ranch boasts a total of 917 +/- acres with 550 +/- acres of pasture and 366 +/- acres of CRP and trees. There is also an updated 2346 Sq. Ft home and 75x 40 steel building. Land Hayes County Upland of pasture and CRP consists of a total of 917 +/- acres .  There is approximately 550 acres of pasture and 366+/- acres of CRP with thousands of Cedar and deciduous trees planted in rows in  in various locations throughout the property.   The pasture land is mostly large canyons with scattered Cedar trees dotting the ridges and canyons throughout.There are three food plots located on the property that will be planted to milo/sorghum mix as the growing season begins.  This is an excellent upland mix that will provide a valuable food source for upland birds and other wildlife.Improvements A well maintained and updated 4-bedroom and 1 bathroom, 2346 +/- square foot home featuring nice finishes throughout.  There is a 75’x40 steel building with open storage and 1/3 finished and heated shop space.  Additionally there multiple smaller outbuildings and a large fenced garden area.In 2023 the Seller installed a solar well and two large galvanized tanks on the east side of the ranch which now provides an excellent water source for wildlife and livestock where there had not been one for many years.Recreation This is a well designed hunting property that holds pheasants, quail, turkeys and grouse as well as mule deer and whitetail deer.  Hundreds of Cedar trees and deciduous trees are lined throughout the property  providing cover for the many critters that call the ranch home.  There are multiple CRP fields that provide excellent upland bird habitat and the canyons in the pastures offer a high quality spot and stalk deer hunting or predator hunting as well.   The property is located less than 30 minutes from Swanson Lake,  which provides excellent opportunity for fishing and water sports. Also within 20 minutes to the north, sits Camp Hayes and Hayes Center State Wildlife area.  Lake McConaughy and Red Willow Reservoir are a little over an hour from the property and both offer excellent fishing and water sports as well as public hunting access on the thousands of acres of designated hunting areas surrounding each lake.    The area of southwest Nebraska is known for high quality mule deer hunting and trophy class deer.  The Seller has augmented the pheasant population with a planting program both last fall in 2023 and in spring of 2024.Agriculture Currently the property has multiple CRP contracts and produces approximately $26,800 in income as well as approximately $8010 cattle grazing lease on a year to year basis.   Fences around the property are barbed wire and mix of wood and steel fence posts.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Any owned mineral rights will convey.Region & Climate Hayes County, Nebraska receives approximately 21+/- inches of rainfall and 29 +/- inches of snow annually.The hot season lasts for 3.3 months, from June 4 to September 15, with an average daily high temperature above 80°F. The hottest month of the year in Hayes Center is July, with an average high of 89°F and low of 63°F.The cold season lasts for 3.2 months, from November 21 to February 26, with an average daily high temperature below 49°F. The coldest month of the year in Hayes Center is January, with an average low of 17°F and high of 40°F.History Hayes County is a county in the U.S. state of Nebraska. As of the 2020 United States Census, the population was 856. Its county seat is Hayes Center. The county was created in 1877, and was organized in 1884. It was named for Rutherford B. Hayes, the US President at the time of the county’s creation.Hayes Center was known as the Wind-Mill City as each family had their own wind-mill for their water supply, there was also a public wind-mill and tank that was located in the middle of main street, where people watered their livestock. But today wind-mills are a thing of the past, as even most farmers use electric pumps to get their water supply.The country now included in Hayes County was formerly part of the great buffalo range, the cherished hunting grounds of the Indians. Settlement was delayed for many years because of the hostility of the Red Men. Many bloody battles were fought between the various Indian tribes, particularly the Pawnee and the Sioux, over the possession and use of this ground.The first white men were hunters. Doctor W. F. Carver, “Buffalo Bill” Cody, and other famous frontier characters hunted here to supply meat for the workmen and soldiers during the building of the Union Pacific railroad in 1868-69. In the early seventies sportsmen came from all over the world to hunt in the valley of the Red Willow, the Frenchman’s Fork and the Stinking Water, the latter stream got its name from the hundreds of rotting carcasses left on its bank and in its bed by the hunters. Carver claimed in 1873 that he himself had killed at least thirty thousand buffalo. This was the year after the famous hunt staged with elaborate ceremony in honor of Grand Duke Alexis, twenty-two year old brother of the reigning Czar of Russia. This party, led by “Buffalo Bill” Cody as chief of scouts and accompanied by General Sheriden and officers from Fort McPherson, camped the Big Blackwood eight miles northeast of the present site of Hayes Center. The famous Sioux Chief, Spotted Tail, along with one hundred warriors presented a demonstration of the Indian method of hunting. Followed by a war dance, the whole affair was a brilliant success and the Duke himself succeeded in killing several buffalo. Location Hayes County Upland and CRP is located just of Hwy 25 north of Palisade, Nebraska.  It is within a 3.5 hour drive of Denver and the front range of Colorado and 4 hours from Lincoln, Nebraska.  Access is easy from highway 25 as well as the two county maintained roads that border the property. Call Clay Owens or Dax Hayden today for more details or to see this property.

$5,650,000

3,154 Acres

Stratton, Nebraska, 69043

Located just outside Stratton, Nebraska, this expansive 3,154± acre property offers a prime mix of agricultural and ranching opportunity. With 2,476 acres of quality pasture, 68 acres of irrigated farmland, and 590 acres of productive dryland, the land supports both livestock and crop operations. A highlight of the property is the 2.2 miles of year-round flowing Muddy Creek, providing reliable water access and enhancing the natural beauty. Land This exceptional 3,154± acre ranch and farm property offers a balanced mix of productive farmland, expansive pasture, and scenic creek bottoms. The property includes approximately 2,476+/- acres of well-fenced pastureland featuring moderate canyon terrain that provides excellent grazing conditions and natural protection for livestock. The landscape is open and expansive, offering panoramic views and ideal ranching conditions.The farmable acreage totals roughly 658+/- acres, consisting of 68+/- acres under pivot irrigation and 590+/- acres of dryland farmland. These croplands are high-quality with predominantly flat terrain, supporting strong yields and offering versatility for a variety of crops. The irrigated portion adds value and consistency to the overall agricultural productivity of the property.Adding to its appeal, the ranch is enhanced by natural water features, including lush creek bottoms with live water from Muddy Creek and seasonal flow from Spring Branch Creek. These waterways contribute to the ecological diversity and provide vital water sources for livestock and wildlife.This ranch and farm combination presents an outstanding opportunity for cattle production, farming, and recreation, all set in a picturesque and productive setting that combines natural beauty with agricultural utility.Improvements This charming 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers 1,248 square feet of comfortable living space.  The location is very private and sits just off the banks of Muddy Creek. The home has been upgraded with some new carpet and flooring.  There is a  galley kitchen with dining room and the laundry room is located on the main level. Outside, mature landscaping surrounds the home, complemented by a cedar windbreak that adds both beauty and privacy. Ideal for nature lovers, this home offers peaceful views and a welcoming, move-in-ready space.Recreation This exceptional recreational property offers a rare combination of prime hunting habitat, diverse wildlife, and scenic natural beauty. With over 2 miles of Muddy Creek winding through the land, the property boasts a rich mix of terrain—from cottonwood-lined creek bottoms to rugged canyon pastures.  Additionally there are multiple small sub-irrigated fields along the creek that could be utilized for food plots for wildlife.Wildlife is abundant and varied, making this a true sportsman’s paradise. The creek bottom is a haven for wild turkeys and the occasional white-tailed deer, drawn to the shelter of mature cottonwoods and the year-round water source. The canyon pastures, with their open terrain, are teeming with mule deer, which are especially prevalent throughout the area.In addition to big game, the property supports excellent upland bird hunting, with strong populations of pheasants and bobwhite quail thriving in the varied grasslands and brushy cover. Varmint hunting opportunities also abound, adding to the recreational versatility of the land.Whether you’re seeking a private hunting retreat, a legacy property, or a multi-season getaway for outdoor adventure, this tract offers unmatched opportunity in a truly unique setting.  Agriculture This versatile combination farm and ranch encompasses approximately, 3154+/- total acres, offering a balanced mix of productive farmland and quality pastureland. The property is well-suited for both crop production and livestock operations, featuring diverse land resources and robust water infrastructure.68+/- acres of pivot-irrigated farmland provide reliable and efficient crop production potential. Ideal for growing a variety of row crops or hay, this irrigated acreage enhances the farm’s productivity and operational flexibility.590a+/- acres of dryland farmland complement the irrigated ground, suitable for cereal crops, hay production, or rotational grazing. This acreage adds valuable diversification to the operation.2,476+/- acres of strong pastureland offer excellent grazing capacity for cattle or other livestock. The grassland is well-maintained and capable of supporting a sizable herd, making it a cornerstone of the property’s ranching potential.Water is abundant and well-distributed across the property. An extensive pipeline system supplies multiple livestock water tanks strategically located throughout the ranch, ensuring consistent water access. Additionally, Muddy Creek meanders through the property from east to west, serving as a natural and reliable year-round water source for livestock.On the east side of the ranch, near the main road, there is a well-designed corral setup providing convenient access for handling, sorting, and loading livestock.This property offers an outstanding opportunity for a diversified agricultural operation with a well-integrated balance of farmland and ranchland. Whether for a working cattle ranch, row-crop farming, or a combination thereof, the land is well-equipped to support productive and profitable use. The fencing is in very good condition with several miles of the perimeter fence being  good condition 4 strand barbed wire.Region & Climate Stratton, Nebraska experiences a semi-arid climate an a significant number of sunny days throughout the year, contributing to its pleasant climate characterized by hot summers, cold winters, and moderate precipitation. Average annual precipitation is around 20 inches, with the majority falling during the late spring and summer months, often from thunderstorms. Winters are typically dry with occasional snowfall. Average temperatures in the area are upper 80’s in the early summer with temps reaching the 90’s in late July and August.  Winter temps average the mid 20’s-low 30’s. The area has many sunny days with clear skies.According to data from Weather-Us, Stratton experiences an average of 24.9 sunny days in January, 21.3 in February, 21.8 in March, 17.8 in April, 15.6 in May, and 16.0 in June. The trend continues with 16.8 sunny days in July, 18.8 in August, 20.9 in September, 23.5 in October, 25.6 in November, and 25.4 in December.These figures suggest that Stratton experiences a substantial amount of sunshine year-round, with November being the sunniest month, averaging 25.6 sunny days. The month with the fewest sunny days is May, with 15.6. This consistent sunshine contributes to a positive mood, reduces stress levels, and enhances overall well-being for residents and visitors alike.The region’s native grasses are well-adapted to the variable moisture and temperature extremes. Dominant native grass species include Big Bluestem, Little Bluestem, Sideoats Grama, Buffalo grass and Blue Grama as well as other prairie grasses.  The pastures also have a smattering of plum thickets and Yucca.History Stratton is a small village located in Hitchcock County, in southwestern Nebraska. Founded in the 1880s during the westward expansion of the railroad, Stratton was established as a station along the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad. The town quickly became a hub for agriculture and commerce, serving local farming communities.Hitchcock County was officially organized in 1886 and named after U.S. Senator Phineas W. Hitchcock. The area was originally home to Native American tribes, including the Pawnee and Sioux. Settlement began in earnest after the passage of the Homestead Act and the expansion of the railroad system, which brought in pioneers seeking farmland and opportunity. Agriculture, particularly wheat and corn farming, has long been the backbone of the county’s economy.Today, both Stratton and Hitchcock County retain their rural charm and agricultural roots, reflecting the pioneering spirit of early settlers and the continuing importance of farming in Nebraska’s history.

$225,000

1.65 Acres

Stratton, Nebraska, 69043

Unique Opportunity: 3 Bed, 2 Bath Home with Feed Store and Shops!Don’t miss this rare chance to own a comfortable 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home paired with an office and several large shops currently operating as a feed store business, all on one property! Land This expansive 1.65-acre lot offers plenty of room to live, work, and play. The property includes a well-maintained home set back from the road, providing privacy and peaceful living. Enjoy the open yard space perfect for gardening, outdoor activities, or future expansions. In addition to the home, the property boasts multiple shops and an office —ideal for hobbyists, contractors, or anyone needing versatile workspace and storage. Whether you’re running a business, working on vehicles, or pursuing creative projects, these buildings provide ample room and convenience.Improvements The residence offers a warm, functional layout with 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a bright kitchen, and a large living area — perfect for family living or entertaining. The home offers exceptional natural light throughout. This property is equipped with several buildings for storage. The sky is the limit with these great buildings, whether you’re an Entrepeneur looking to start a new business or a local farmer looking for a place to store and work on equipment this property has something for everyone.Recreation Hitchcock County is an outdoorsman paradise with exceptional hunting. The property is located in the Frenchman Unit for Whitetail and Mule deer which is one of the most coveted areas for quality hunting in the state of Nebraska. The area has easy access to thousands of acres of public walk-in hunting for the chance at upland game birds, small game and waterfowl. The property is also a short drive to some of the states sought after fishing reservoirs such as Swanson Lake (7 Miles) Enders Reservoir (40 Miles) Sutherland (80 Miles)General Operations Property is currently being operated as a feed store.Region & Climate Stratton, Nebraska is located in southwestern Nebraska, in Hitchcock County, near the borders of Kansas and Colorado. The area is part of the High Plains region of the Great Plains, characterized by gently rolling terrain, open farmland, and prairies. The town sits at an elevation of around 3,300 feet. Summers are hot and dry: Highs average around 90–95°F. Winters are cold and windy, but generally dry, lows often drop below 20°F. Spring and Fall are transitional seasons Annual Precipitation average: around 18–22 inches.Location This property is a just a stone’s throw away from Swanson Reservoir which is known for its outdoor activities such as fishing, hunting, boating & water sports, swimming, and camping.Trenton, NE: Approximately 11 miles to the east.Benkelman, NE: Approximately 18 miles to the west.Culbertson, NE: Around 21 miles to the northwest.Atwood, KS: Approximately 25 miles to the south,McCook Ben Nelson Regional Airport (MCK): Located about 45 miles to the east.North Platte Regional Airport (LBF): Situated about 77 miles to the northDenver International Airport (DEN): approximately 220 miles to the west

$695,000

32.48 Acres

Enders, Nebraska, 69027

Just 5 minutes from Imperial, NE, this stunning 32± acre property offers peaceful country living with a custom 6-bed, 3.5-bath home built in 2003. Enjoy spacious living, two large quonset buildings for storage or projects, and breathtaking views of the Nebraska plains. A perfect blend of comfort, space, and rural charm—ideal for families, hobbyists, or anyone seeking wide-open skies.Land Bring your horses, goats, sheep, chickens or cattle…….This rural property spans approximately 32± acres, offering a blend of comfort and functionality. The 4.5± acre improvement site features a beautiful custom home, two spacious quonset buildings, and well-maintained livestock pens. The remaining 28± acres consist of open pastureland, ideal for grazing. Water tanks near the pens provide convenient access for livestock, making this a turnkey setup for country living and ranching.Improvements Welcome to this beautifully crafted custom home offering 6 spacious bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and a generous 5,034 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. The home features 4 bedrooms upstairs and 2 additional bedrooms in the fully finished basement—perfect for accommodating family, guests, or creating flexible living areas.Step inside to discover an open-concept floor plan that seamlessly connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas—ideal for both everyday comfort and entertaining. The kitchen is a chef’s dream, with abundant counter space, a large central island that serves as a perfect gathering spot, and oversized windows that flood the home with natural light.The living room is equally impressive, anchored by a large fireplace and enhanced by soaring ceilings that add a sense of grandeur. Throughout the home, you’ll find beautiful hardwood flooring and thoughtful custom touches that reflect quality craftsmanship.Upstairs, a spacious office sits above the garage and can be accessed through the main part of the house or via a separate entrance through the garage—offering excellent flexibility for remote work, a home business, or creative space.Outside, the property is just as remarkable. Two large Quonset buildings (40′ x 50′ and 40′ x 60′) both feature concrete floors and electricity—perfect for workshops, storage, or hobby projects. Livestock pens are already in place and well-suited for a variety of animals, making this property ideal for hobby farmers, 4-H families, or anyone looking for room to roam.This one-of-a-kind property blends comfort, functionality, and rural charm—don’t miss your opportunity to make it yours!Recreation Southwest Nebraska is an outdoor recreation paradise with exceptional hunting and fishing opportunities abound.  Imperial, is located in the Frenchman Unit for Mule deer which is one of the most coveted areas for quality bucks in the state of Nebraska.  Pheasant hunting in the area has historically been very good with consistent numbers of birds making their homes in the area.  There is access to thousands of acres of public walk-in hunting and the Balcony House is also within a short drive of both northwest Kansas and northeast Colorado.  This gives hunters the opportunity to hunt all three states on the same day if desired.  This property  is also just a short drive from several local lakes and reservoirs such as Enders Reservoir State Recreation Area (4 miles),  Lake McConaughey (60 miles) as well as Swanson Lake, Rock Creek SWA,  and Hugh Butler Lake are all within 45 minutes.  These lakes offer exceptional fishing and water sports as well as water fowl and big game hunting opportunities.  Additionally the property is within a short 5 minute drive to Enders Lake Golf  Course,  a very nice and well established 9 hole course with driving range and a nice club house that serves excellent meals.Agriculture This 32± acre hobby farm is perfectly set up for country living with room for horses, cattle, goats, sheep, or chickens. Featuring pastureland, livestock pens, and water access, it’s ideal for small-scale farming or 4-H projects. Enjoy peaceful rural life with everything you need to care for your animals and live the hobby farm dream.  There is room for a large garden on the property for those who want to be self sufficient and grow their own food.Region & Climate Chase County, Nebraska, lies within the Great Plains region characterized by gently rolling terrain and mixed grass prairie. The climate is continental, with warm to hot summers and cold winters. Annual precipitation averages around 20 to 25 inches, mostly occurring from late spring through early summer. The area can experience dry spells and occasional severe weather like thunderstorms and winter snowstorms. This climate supports native grasses and agricultural uses, including ranching, irrigation and dryland farming.History Chase County, Nebraska, established in 1873 and organized in 1886, has deep roots in the cattle and ranching history of the American West. Named for Champion S. Chase, the state’s first Attorney General, the county quickly became a vital part of cattle country. In the late 1800s, several well-traveled cattle trails crossed the region as herds were driven north from Texas to the railheads in Nebraska and beyond. Trails like the Western and Texas–Montana routes passed through or near Chase County, with ranchers using the area’s natural water sources—such as Frenchman Creek—to water livestock. These trails brought life and commerce to the area, supporting early settlements and shaping the local economy.Though originally thought to be part of the “Great American Desert,” settlers were soon drawn by the area’s surprisingly rich, dark sandy loam soils, ideal for both farming and grazing. Imperial, now the county seat, was established amid this ranching boom and became the center of local government in 1886. Today, Chase County retains its agricultural heritage, known for cattle, crops, and its wide-open prairie landscapes.Location The property is conveniently located just 5-8 minutes from Imperial, Nebraska, providing easy access to local schools, shopping, and essential services. It’s also approximately 3 hours from Denver and Colorado’s Front Range, making it a manageable drive to major urban amenities, airports, and recreational opportunities while still enjoying the peace and privacy of rural Nebraska.

$440,800

116 Acres

Calhan, Colorado, 80808

Expansive 116-acre parcel located just 2 miles northwest of Calhan, Colorado, offering stunning 360-degree views of Pikes Peak, the Holcolm Hills, and the town of Calhan. The property features easy year-round access, partial fencing, and a recent survey. Ideal for a private retreat, ranch, or future homesite with wide-open space and sweeping Front Range scenery.Land This unimproved 116-acre parcel lies 2 miles northwest of Calhan, Colorado, rising from approximately 6,600 feet on the east end to 6,780 feet on the west. The gentle elevation gain provides expansive, unobstructed views in all directions, including exceptional vistas of Pikes Peak and the Front Range. Featuring healthy native grassland pasture, the property is well suited for horses and other livestock, offering ample space for grazing, riding, or a future ranch or homesite.Recreation This property offers outstanding recreational opportunities including horseback riding across open grasslands, ATV and UTV riding, and hunting in a quiet rural setting. The gently rolling terrain is ideal for trail riding, outdoor exploration, and enjoying wide-open spaces. Within a short drive of Calhan, you’ll find additional recreation such as hiking, wildlife viewing, and seasonal hunting opportunities. Nearby access to public lands and open countryside supports camping, photography, and nature watching. The area’s peaceful setting, dark skies, and panoramic mountain views make it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking both adventure and relaxation year-round.Region & Climate Calhan, Colorado sits on the high plains with a cold semi-arid climate, featuring warm, sunny summers and cool, dry winters. Average annual precipitation is approximately 16–18 inches, with most moisture arriving as summer rain and occasional thunderstorms. Summer daytime highs typically range from the mid-70s to low-80s, while winter highs average in the 30s, with overnight lows frequently falling into the teens or lower. The area is known for wide daily temperature swings, low humidity, and abundant sunshine, creating ideal conditions for native grasslands, ranching, and an active outdoor lifestyle.Location Located just one mile north of Hwy 24  on Soap Weed Road and just 2.25 miles from the town of Calhan, Colorado.

$249,000

3.1 Acres

Imperial, Nebraska, 69033

Newly built 56’ x 40’ wood-frame, steel-clad shop on 3.1 acres just 1 mile from Imperial, Nebraska. Features a concrete floor, approach and apron, plus a 12’ x 18’ overhead door for large vehicles or equipment. Property includes new electric service, a new well, and a 50-amp exterior RV outlet. Plenty of space to build, expand, or enjoy as-is with room for your home, shop needs, or recreational use.Land Located just 1 mile from Imperial, Nebraska, this newly built 56’ x 40’ wood-frame, steel-clad shop offers the ideal combination of being in the country and close-to-town convenience. Enjoy the space and privacy of 3.1 acres while being only minutes from schools, shopping, dining, and other local amenities.The building features 15’ sidewalls and a 12’ x 18’ overhead door, providing excellent clearance for RVs, boats, farm equipment, semis, or large trailers. A full concrete floor, along with a concrete approach and apron, ensures durability and easy year-round access. A 50-amp exterior RV outlet adds extra flexibility for campers or guests.With new electric service and a newly drilled well already in place, this property is well-positioned for future home construction or expanded improvements. The 3.1 acres offer plenty of room for up to 4 horses per lot or simply space to spread out and enjoy rural living—while staying just a mile from Imperial.Recreation Imperial, Nebraska is a hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts, offering year-round recreation just minutes from your doorstep. Located near Enders Reservoir State Recreation Area and within easy driving distance of Lake McConaughy (Lake Mac), this property puts you at the center of some of the best outdoor activities in the region.Enders Reservoir is perfect for boating, fishing, jet skiing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and swimming, with excellent opportunities for walleye, wiper, bass, and catfish. The surrounding state recreation area also offers camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, and waterfowl hunting.Just a short one hour drive north, Lake McConaughy — Nebraska’s largest reservoir — features white sandy beaches, world-class boating, sailing, and incredible fishing for walleye, lake trout, and smallmouth bass. It’s also a premier destination for camping, off-road trails, and spectacular sunsets over the water.For hunters, this area is a dream. Imperial is surrounded by abundant public walk-in hunting lands, including Waterfowl Production Areas (WPAs) and Open Fields & Waters (OFW) properties, providing access to pheasant, quail, deer, turkey, and waterfowl hunting. The region is well known for strong upland bird populations and excellent deer habitat.Additionally there are several golf courses within an hour of Imperial for every level of golf enthusiast.Whether you enjoy fishing at sunrise, boating all afternoon, hiking scenic trails, or spending crisp fall mornings in the field, this Imperial property offers unmatched access to Nebraska’s best outdoor recreation.Region & Climate Imperial, Nebraska is located in the southwestern part of the state in Chase County, within the High Plains region. The area is known for its wide-open spaces, productive farmland, and gently rolling prairie. Agriculture plays a major role in the local economy, supported by irrigation from the nearby Frenchman Creek and Enders Reservoir, which also provides excellent opportunities for boating, fishing, and outdoor recreation.Imperial experiences a semi-arid climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are typically warm to hot, with average July highs around 90°F, while nighttime lows often cool into the low 60s. Winters can be cold and dry, with average January highs near 40°F and lows commonly dipping into the mid-teens. Snowfall occurs during the winter months but is generally moderate compared to more northern parts of the state.The region receives approximately 20 inches of total rainfall annually, with the majority falling during late spring and early summer, supporting crops and native grasses. Sunshine is abundant year-round, and the relatively low humidity and steady breezes are characteristic of the High Plains. Imperial’s climate offers a true four-season experience with plenty of open skies and natural beauty.

$274,500

109 Acres

Benkelman, Nebraska, 69021

Check out this 109-acre dryland parcel in northern Dundy County, Nebraska, just off Hwy 61. Approximately 95 acres are farmable with open, workable ground suited for row crops or wheat. Gently rolling terrain, good access, and a strong area track record make this an ideal addition to a local operation or long-term investment.Land This 109-acre dryland farm in northern Dundy County, Nebraska offers approximately 95  farmable acres with gently rolling terrain. The land includes established terraces that aid in water management and soil conservation, supporting consistent dryland crop production. Open field layouts allow for efficient equipment use, and the property’s location close to Hwy 61 provides excellent access for farming operations in a strong agricultural region.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Any owned mineral rights will convey with deed transfer.Region & Climate Northern Dundy County, Nebraska has a semi-arid to moderate Great Plains climate that is well suited for dryland farming and livestock production. The area experiences four distinct seasons, with warm summers, cold winters, and moderate precipitation concentrated during the growing season. Average annual rainfall typically ranges from 18 to 22 inches, with the majority falling between April and September. Late spring and early summer storms are especially important, providing critical moisture for crops such as wheat, corn, and milo.Summers are generally warm and sunny, with daytime highs often in the 80s and 90s, promoting strong crop growth when moisture is available. Nights tend to cool off, which can help reduce stress on crops. Winters are cold and dry, with occasional snowfall and temperatures that can drop below freezing, allowing soils to rest before spring planting.Wind is common throughout the year and plays a role in moisture management and residue planning, making conservation practices like terraces and residue retention valuable. Overall, the climate supports consistent dryland farming with proper management and long-term planning.

$150,000

20 Acres

Imperial, Nebraska, 69033

Check out this rare opportunity.... Available now. three 20-acre lots in Chase County, just minutes south of Imperial. The land features open terrain, expansive views, and a quiet rural setting. Suitable for a homesite, small-scale agriculture, or recreational use. Easy access to Imperial while still offering privacy. A simple, flexible option for those looking for space in southwest Nebraska.Land Each 20-acre parcel lies among the rolling hills of Chase County, offering a landscape shaped by gentle slopes, open horizons, and well-established native grass communities. The terrain supports a mix of warm-season grasses and natural prairie habitat, providing a quiet setting with a strong sense of space and openness. With its varied topography and undisturbed vegetation, the property suits those looking for land to build on, graze, or simply enjoy the character of the southwest Nebraska prairie.  Recently surveyed the lots are easily identified.Recreation Southwest Nebraska is an outdoor recreation paradise, offering exceptional hunting, fishing, and year-round adventure. Imperial sits in the coveted Frenchman Unit for mule deer—one of Nebraska’s premier areas for producing high-quality bucks. The region has long been known for strong pheasant populations, with consistently good bird numbers and excellent habitat. Thousands of acres of public walk-in hunting are easily accessible, and the Balcony House is just a short drive from northwest Kansas and northeast Colorado, giving hunters the rare opportunity to pursue game in all three states in a single day.The property is also conveniently located near several lakes and reservoirs, including Enders Reservoir State Recreation Area (4 miles), Lake McConaughey (60 miles), and Swanson Lake, Rock Creek SWA, and Hugh Butler Lake—all within 45 minutes. These waters offer outstanding fishing, water sports, waterfowl hunting, and big-game opportunities.Additionally, the property is only five minutes from Enders Lake Golf Course, a well-established 9-hole course featuring a driving range and a welcoming clubhouse known for its excellent meals.Region & Climate Chase County, Nebraska, sits within the Great Plains, a landscape defined by gently rolling terrain and mixed-grass prairie. The county experiences a continental climate, with warm to hot summers, cold winters, and annual precipitation of roughly 20–25 inches, most of which falls from late spring through early summer. Periodic dry spells and occasional severe weather—including thunderstorms and winter snowstorms—are common. These conditions support a resilient mix of native grasses and productive agricultural land, accommodating ranching, irrigated cropland, and dryland farming.Location The lots sit just a short 2 minute drive south of Imperial, Nebraska on 333 Ave.

$46,750

99 Acres

Cambridge, Nebraska, 69022

Build your dream home on spacious residential lot ranging from 0.8 to 9.4 acres near the Cross Creek Golf Links Course in Cambridge, Nebraska. These lots offer various views of Cambridge Golf Course, Republican Valley and Medicine Creek. Enjoy small-town living with room to roam, easy access to recreation, and utilities nearby, all just minutes from downtown Cambridge. Ideal for custom homes, hobby farms, or quiet retreats. Lots are limited. Land Williams Addition  and Williams First Addition– A Scenic Opportunity Above Medicine CreekWilliams Addition is a thoughtfully positioned subdivision offering a rare blend of natural beauty, recreational views, and build-ready lots. Each block provides its own distinct vantage point while sharing excellent infrastructure, including exceptional asphalt road access and well-defined building envelopes.Block 1 lots in Williams Addition enjoy stunning overlooks of Medicine Creek, with direct views of the Cross Creek Links Golf Course—capturing the green on Hole 6 and the tee box on Hole 7. These lots combine tranquil creek scenery with the manicured landscape of the golf course, creating a unique and picturesque setting.Block 2 is situated at a higher elevation, offering expansive views overlooking the City of Cambridge and the Cross Creek Golf Course. From this elevated position, homeowners can enjoy sweeping vistas, city lights, and open skies.Block 3 provides exceptional west-facing exposure with breathtaking sunset views. These lots overlook Medicine Creek and are zoned AG, allowing for a horse or 4-H project animals—an ideal option for those seeking a more rural lifestyle while remaining close to town.Williams First Addition – Block 1 features dramatic canyon terrain with eastern exposure, perfectly positioned for beautiful sunrise views. The unique topography adds character and privacy while still offering practical building sites.Whether you’re looking for golf course views, city overlooks, creek frontage, sunset skies, or space for animals, Williams Addition delivers a diverse selection of lots in a well-planned subdivision designed for both lifestyle and long-term value.The subdivision has a total of 19 lots available-  See the map and price list to choose the lot that best fits your needs. Williams  AdditionBlock 1                                                                                    Block 3Lot 1- 2.77 ac  $106,250                                                 Lot 1- 4.58 ac  $85,000Lot 2- .7 ac  $85,000                                                          Lot 2- 4.62 ac  $76,500Lot 3- .7 ac $76,500                                                           Lot 3- 4.62 ac $85,000Lot 4-.69 ac $68,000                                                         Lot 4- 4.57 ac $68,000Lot 5- .82 ac $50,000Block 2                                                                                  Williams  First Addition Block 1Lot 1- .80 ac $46,750                                                        Lot 1- 9.4 ac $106,250Lot 2- .80 ac $46,750                                                        Lot 2- 3 ac  $68,000Lot 3- 1 ac  $46,750                                                            Lot 3-3.13 ac $76,500Lot 4- 1.08 ac $46,750                                                      Lot 4-3.13 ac  $76,500Lot 5- 1.24 ac $55,250Lot 6- 2.47 ac $72,250Recreation Nestled just off the scenic Cross Creek Golf Links in Cambridge, Nebraska, this idyllic subdivision offers residents a lifestyle centered around outdoor enjoyment and small-town charm. Golf enthusiasts will love living moments from one of southwest Nebraska’s premier 18-hole courses, known for its sprawling fairways and friendly community atmosphere.Beyond the greens, the area boasts abundant recreation for all ages. McKinley Park features trails, picnic spots, playgrounds, a municipal swimming pool and splash pad, plus courts and open space for sports and relaxation.Just a short drive north, Medicine Creek State Recreation Area and Harry Strunk Lake offer over 29 miles of shoreline for boating, fishing, swimming, camping, hiking and wildlife viewing against a backdrop of Nebraska’s natural beauty.With high quality upland, deer and water fowl hunting as well as, nearby lakes, parks, trails and year-round outdoor opportunities, this community delivers the perfect blend of recreation and rural living.Region & Climate Cambridge, Nebraska lies in the south-central Great Plains of the United States, in Furnas County along the Republican River. The landscape is gently rolling prairie with agricultural fields and grasslands typical of the region. The climate is humid continental with hot, often stormy summers and cold winters with snow and occasional temperature extremes. Summers commonly see daily highs in the 80s to 90s °F, while winter lows frequently drop below freezing. Precipitation peaks in late spring and early summer, and annual totals are moderate, with noticeable seasonal variation. Winds are common, and weather can change quickly due to continental influences.History Cambridge and Furnas County have roots in America’s settlement of the Plains in the late 19th century. The area was originally home to Pawnee and Sioux peoples before Euro-American settlement. The first settler near present-day Cambridge was Hiram Doing in 1871, and the post office opened as Medicine Creek in 1874. The town was called Pickletown or Pickleville after J.W. Pickle, but renamed Cambridge in 1880 when the railroad arrived—perhaps after Cambridge, Massachusetts or the famed English university town. Cambridge was incorporated in 1885 and grew around agriculture, the railroad, and community institutions like its local newspaper. Furnas County was organized the same year and named for Nebraska’s second governor, Robert W. Furnas, with Beaver City winning a contentious race to be county seat. Fun local quirks include Medicine Creek Days celebrations and historic sites like the old Burlington Railroad era buildings and local museums preserving pioneer artifacts and curiosities