Michael Alexander

$290,000

2.5 Acres

Platteville, Colorado, 80651

Bring your building plans and your Builder, these 2.5 acre lots range from $290,000 to $325,000 and come with a 5/8 water tap, custom 3 rail concrete fencing and killer mountain views. These small acreages are very hard to find, especially with a district water tap included, power at the lot line, animal rated custom fence and close to everything. Don't let these lots slip away.Land 2.5 acre lots with sub irrigated native grass for your animals fully custom fenced with 3 rail concrete fencing.Improvements These lots are vacant and ready to build your dream home, the newest craze called a barndominium, horse barn, roping arena and/or your steel building for all your toys. Don’t forget, WATER TAP INCLUDED!Agriculture These lots all have native grasses sub irrigated to feed your animals throughout the spring and summer months.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water and Mineral rights are excludedRegion & Climate Beautiful front range weather year round with ample precipitation to keep everything green and thriving.Location This property is approximately 3 miles from the Town of Platteville, 1/2 mile from Highway 85. Easy commute to DIA, Denver metro area, The Rocky Mountains or anywhere along the Front Range.

$510,000

2.5 Acres

Brighton, Colorado, 80601

Take advantage of this vacant land opportunity in a very desirable location near Brighton, in Weld County. This lot is zoned Ag. with a USR (Use By Special Review) for gravel mining. According to Weld County Planning Department, you would have the option of re-zoning to Commercial, Industrial or Residential. You could also revise the USR to a different usage. This parcel is priced $20,000 below a September 2023 appraisal.Land 2.5 acre of vacant land, Zoned Ag with a USR for Gravel MiningWater/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources N/ALocation 2 miles from Brighton, 30 minutes to Denver, 30 minutes from DIA, 1 hour from the Rocky Mountains

$6,500,000

36.44 Acres

Erie, Colorado, 80516

This offering is a thriving, turnkey business generating approximately $1 million in annual revenue. This operation offers multiple income streams, including boarding 75 +/- horses, horse training and a petting zoo featuring many farm animals attracting around 20,000 visitors annually. Nestled near the foothills of the majestic Rocky Mountains, including two living quarters for owners or managers, making it a perfect opportunity for investors.Land This remarkable land has undergone extensive improvements to transform it into a prime, multifaceted property. The entire area has been meticulously graded, ensuring soil compaction and leveling to optimize both use and water conservation. Newly constructed roads, parking lots, galloping track and pathways traverse the property, providing easy access to various sections.The arenas and round pens boast professional footings, enhancing their functionality and safety. All new fences, fabricated from robust steel and standing 6′ to 7′ tall, offer both security and privacy, with additional fencing of 4′ to 7′ installed in various strategic areas.A state-of-the-art irrigation system, complete with a newly constructed ditch, ensures that all irrigation needs are met efficiently. Both electric and water lines have been installed underground to a depth of 4′, maintaining the aesthetic appeal and utility of the land.A newly created 1-acre pond, along with culverts equipped with 12″-24″ drain pipes, adds a picturesque and functional water feature to the landscape. Extensive landscaping efforts include the planting of 25′-30′ tall trees and new bushes, enriching the visual appeal and environmental benefits of the property.To further enhance the land’s greenery, 1,800 lbs. of grass seed have been drilled into the fields, promoting lush and vibrant vegetation. These comprehensive improvements ensure that the land is not only usable and functional but also an attractive and secure environment.Improvements Stunning 36.5-Acre Working Farm & Business Opportunity with Extensive ImprovementsWelcome to this exceptional 36.5-acre farm, a property that blends the charm of rural living with significant business potential. This farm is meticulously upgraded and offers a wealth of features that cater to both equestrian enthusiasts and nature lovers, alongside substantial income-generating possibilities.Key Features of the Property:Land Improvements:Grading of the entire property, including soil compaction and leveling for optimal use and water conservationNewly built roads, parking lots, and pathways throughout the propertyProfessional footing installed in the arenas and round pen’sNew fences all steel, 6′-7′ tall for security and privacy, plus additional 4′-7′ fencing in various areasNew irrigation system, including a newly built ditch for irrigation needsUnderground electric and water lines installed to a depth of 4′A new 1-acre pond and culverts with 12″-24″ drainpipesExtensive landscaping with 25-30′ tall trees and new bushes1,800 lbs. of grass seed drilled into the fields for lush, vibrant greeneryWater Rights:Includes 1.4 shares of water rights, ideal for agricultural and landscaping needsIncome-Generating Businesses:The property currently houses two successful businesses generating over $1 million in revenueA thriving petting zoo and lesson horse program providing endless opportunities for growthFinancial documents available upon request to qualified buyers with signed NDAEquestrian & Animal Facilities:28 metal horse shelters in various sizes (9’x12′, 9’x18′, 10’x24′)5 metal tack buildings for safe storage (10’x12′, 10’x23′)Wash stalls, covered cross ties, and an arena (200×120) designed for optimal trainingA 100×40 horse barn with ample space for horses and equipmentGalloping track around the perimeter of the boarding and training areaBuildings:A 2-story, 8,400 sq ft heated and insulated petting zoo barn with 2,800 sq ft finished office space with kitchenette, bathroom and shower, gift shop, public restrooms and break area for staffA 24,000 square foot indoor arena for horse training and events.A large hay barn (100×40) for hay storage and operationsMultiple metal and wood structures, including sheds, pergolas, and shelters, perfect for storage, workshops, or gathering areasResidential & Remodeled Buildings:Farmhouse/Office: 2-bedroom, 3-bathroom home (26×36) with office space, ideal for on-site living or a business headquartersHouse/Shop: A cozy 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom residence with an attached shopAdditional Structures: A 100×40 horse barn, 24×14 woodshed, and more to support farming and business activitiesThis property offers the best of both worlds—an established, high-revenue farm with countless upgrades and structures, all set on a stunning 36.5-acre plot. Whether you’re looking to expand your current business or start a new venture, this farm is the perfect investment.Don’t miss the opportunity to own this incredible property with endless possibilities for growth and enjoyment. Contact us today for more information or to schedule a viewing!Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Additionally, the property benefits from 1.4 shares of Marshall Lake water rights, making it ideal for both agricultural and landscaping needs. These water rights are delivered to the 1-acre pond to ensure a reliable and ample supply of water for the hundreds of newly planted trees and bushes pumped through the 14,000 feet of drip irrigation along with sprinkler irrigation system for the pasture. The water is also essential for maintaining the lush greenery and supporting any agricultural endeavors undertaken on the land. This valuable asset not only enhances the property’s functionality but also significantly increases its appeal and value. General Operations A horse boarding and training facility combined with a petting zoo offers a diverse and engaging experience for both animals and visitors. The primary operations of the facility involve providing high-quality care, training, and management of horses, while also maintaining a welcoming environment for a variety of other farm animals for public interaction.Horse Boarding Operations:The facility offers boarding services for horse owners, ensuring a safe and comfortable space for horses to live. Each horse is housed in clean, well-maintained stables, paddocks or large pasture area for grazing and exercise. Boarding services typically include feeding, mucking out stalls, grooming, and any special dietary needs.  Boarding includes use of wash bays, grooming bays and tack storage. Due to high demand and quality of this facility, they are operating at capacity with a waiting list for new boarders.Horse Training:A core service of the facility is providing expert training for horses in various disciplines, including dressage, jumping, western riding, or general riding skills. Plane View Farm was voted as one of the Top 3 training facilities in the state of Colorado, with trainers on staff for beginners, intermediate and competitive riding. Experienced trainers work with horses to improve their behavior, riding skills, and overall health. Training programs cater to both the horses’ development and the rider’s skills, helping beginners, intermediate riders, and advanced equestrians alike. The training takes place in indoor or outdoor arenas, offering structured lessons, riding exercises, and sometimes competition preparation.Petting Zoo Operations:The petting zoo component focuses on offering an interactive, educational, and fun experience for visitors. Guests of all ages can get up close and personal with a variety of friendly farm animals, such as goats, sheep, pigs, chickens, miniature donkeys, cattle and more. The facility provides a safe environment for visitors to pet, feed, and learn about the different animals. Often, educational programs or scheduled events are held to teach visitors about animal care, farming life, and the importance of animal welfare.General Facility Management:Maintaining clean and safe environments for both animals and visitors is a top priority. The facility’s team ensures that all barns, stables, and animal enclosures are regularly cleaned, disinfected, and inspected for safety. The grounds are also well-maintained, with secure fencing, adequate water sources, and sheltered areas for animals. The petting zoo area is designed to be easily accessible and inviting, with clear signage and proper staff supervision to ensure a positive experience for visitors.Overall, the facility offers a blend of animal care, education, and recreational activities, fostering a sense of community and connection between people and animals, while promoting responsible pet ownership and equine training.Region & Climate Erie Colorado sits at 5049 feet of elevation and lies in the transition between the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and the Great Plains of Colorado.Erie definitely experiences 4 seasons of weather, warm summers and cold winters, with spring and fall averaging 40 to 60 degree days.The area receives an average of 37 inches of snow in the winter and averages 14 inches of rain annually. And like Colorado in general, receives approximately 300 days of sunshine per year.History Erie was founded as a coal mining town in the early 1800’s and was known as Colorado’s most important coal town by the late 1800’s.Location This one-of-a-kind property is located 4 miles from the coveted front range city of Erie Colorado, Erie is a booming front range city but strives to keep the small town feel with a population of approximately 33,000. This property only 2 miles from the brand-new Erie PK-8 and High School.Erie municipal airport is nearby with a main runway of 4700 feet.This property is also within miles Boulder County, Denver metro and Denver International Airport. 

$2,750,000

605 Acres

Strasburg, Colorado, 80136

605 Acres with Development, Agricultural, and Grazing Potential – Just 30 minutes from Aurora and 10 miles south of town of Strasburg. Discover the opportunity to own 605 expansive acres of versatile ground. Literally surrounded by existing 35-acre properties, this parcel offers strong development potential for similar subdivisions, making it ideal for investors, developers, or those looking to create a private rural estate community.Land The land features open, gently rolling terrain with excellent grazing capacity supported by two stock wells, perfect for cattle or livestock operations. For agricultural use, the property includes two small pivots and two irrigation wells, offering solid infrastructure for crop production or other ag ventures.Improvements The property is fully fenced with the ability to rotate pastures to prevent overgrazing.The one stock well has a solar powered pump to provide year round water for grazing animals as well as wildlife.Two small pivot sprinklers irrigate approximately 60 acres from the two irrigation wells.Recreation Hunting is an option for this property boasting Antelope, Mule Deer, and multiple species of varmints and upland birds.Agriculture Key Features:2 stock wells for livestock use2 irrigation wells and 2 small pivots for agricultureIdeal for grazing, farming, or residential developmentWater/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources 2 stock wells2 irrigation wellsAny owned mineral rights will be retained by Seller.General Operations This ranch has historically been used for grazing and crop production to provide feed for animals through the winter months.Region & Climate This area would be considered the Eastern Plains with semi arid summers and mild winters.Annual average of 17 inches of rain and 40-50 inches of snow.

$1,200,000

160 Acres

Platteville, Colorado, 80651

160 acres just south of Platteville, Colorado, with close proximity to all the front range has to offer. It offers a 2 story farm house and 2 small outbuildings. Has potential of annexation into Platteville and re-zoning to light industrial or commercial.The property also has potential to survey off 35-40 acre lots to sell as building sites.Land 160 acres of which 85 was irrigated at one time. The Platteville Ditch and the Platte Valley Canal run through the property. Beautiful mountain views enhance the entire property as well.Improvements 2 story farm house and a couple small outbuildings which offer multiple potential uses.Recreation This farm is in within close proximity to the South Platte River and offers premier goose hunting during the winter months. The trees and water sources attract doves in early fall.Agriculture The water rights have been sold in a previous conveyance, therefore when the water rights are decreed for a new use, it will no longer be irrigated with those particular water rights.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water has been sold in previous conveyance and mineral rights have been retained by the previous sellers.Region & Climate Platteville Colorado lies on the South Platte River Valley, between the Mountains and the Great Plains. This is a semi-arid climate with 4 distinct seasons with warm summers and cold and snowy winters, spring and fall offer beautiful mid range temperatures and timely rains.History The historical Fort St. Vrain sits just west of this property and could have partially sat on part of this acreage in the early to mid 1800’s. Fort St. Vrain was built in 1836 and was frequented by early settlers, explorers and trappers. Some of the explorers who frequented the Fort were Kit Carson and John Fremont in 1842 and1843, stopping for horses and provisions. The Fort later became the first post office and courthouse in which would later become Weld County.Location This property boasts a very opportunistic location, 30  minutes to DIA, 30 minutes to Denver, 1 hour from Cheyenne Wyoming and 2 hours from major ski resorts.