Southern Colorado Farm Investment Land and Lots for Sale
This farm investment in southern Colorado features over 3,300 acres of land in Walsenburg. The acreage could also be subdivided into lots for sale. A small historic town, Walsenburg sits in picturesque Huerfano County with stunning vistas. You’ll have unending views along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains–all the way north to Pikes Peak. Walsenburg lies north of the Cucharas River in the east part of the county. It’s the Huerfano County seat and the service hub for the surrounding rural communities.
Current Uses of this Walsenburg Farmland
Currently used for grazing, the farm features elevated areas with solid brass turf. Lower regions include Chico brush, Chamisa, Tamarisk, and Willow. The farm can be further developed, leased, or improved for ranching, farming, or dairy operation. The grazing capabilities can be improved by repairing the cross fencing. Then grazing can go on all year.
The Sand Arroyo crosses the property from west to east, causing occasional water pools. Near the arroyo, we’ve seen evidence of salt Alkali areas. For these areas, land managers suggest targeting cooler seasons and/or the season after plants have cured out.
Potential Future Walsenburg Land Lots
This land for sale is on County Road 120 in Huerfano County. The huge 3300+ acre farm can be developed for residences or smaller farms. See the interactive map for a diagram of proposed lots. Interstate 25 and Highways 160, 10, 12, and 69 provide good access.
New owners may also give special consideration to a section of the property. It contains remnants of vintage adobe dwellings and a graveyard created by settlers in the 1800s.
Natural Surroundings in Huerfano County
Come visit the area and start by enjoying the natural beauty in Walsenburg at Lathrop State Park. You’ll have plenty of time to head out to the San Isabel National Forest, Sangre de Cristo Wilderness, and Greenhorn Mountain Wilderness. You’ll learn stories of the Arapahoe Princess Treasure buried somewhere in these parts.
The region features a plethora of wildlife. Yes, beauty abounds in the Spanish Peaks region. Look west to the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range where tourists recreate and explore the fantastic geography. They ride horses, climb, hike, hunt, and fish. And your investment farm might just be the impetus for some to return and stay.