Parcel 3 - Last Dart Road

Last Dart Road - Parcel 3 | 35.34 Acres | Elbert County, CO

Parcel 3 is a 35.34-acre lot within Last Dart Road, a gated subdivision on Colorado's eastern plains in Elbert County. The property is classic Eastern Plains grassland - rolling hills, seasonal draws, open skies, and views extending for miles in every direction. Wildlife is abundant, including resident pronghorn antelope herds visible throughout the property.

Infrastructure is already in place: underground electric has been run to each lot, and the subdivision is served by a private gated road accessed off County Road 174. Each parcel has been individually surveyed (contact broker for a copy of the survey).

The location offers privacy and open space while remaining within convenient reach of Elizabeth, the Denver metro area, and Denver International Airport - room to spread out without losing access to Front Range amenities.

Property Details

35.34 acres (Parcel 3 of the Last Dart Road subdivision)

Gated subdivision with private road

Underground electric run to the lot

Surveyed - copy available from broker

Access off County Road 174

Grassland terrain with rolling hills and seasonal draws

Resident pronghorn antelope and abundant wildlife

About Last Dart Road

The subdivision consists of 13 parcels ranging from 35 to 61 acres. Parcels 1 and 2 have sold; Parcels 3-13 are available. Lots are offered individually or as one complete package - well suited for a developer looking to take advantage of the infrastructure already in place.

Please contact broker for additional details about other lots available and pricing.

The boundary lines shown in any photographs, aerial images, or maps associated with this listing are approximate and are intended for general reference purposes only. Please refer to the official survey plat for exact legal boundary locations and dimensions. The information provided is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed. Great Plains Land Company assumes no liability for errors or omissions. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence.