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BIG PRICE REDUCTION!! Introducing the Lonestar View Ranch, 80 +/- beautiful acres in Eastland County, Texas! This remarkable property showcases refined living, thoughtful design, and endless opportunity! Tucked back from the county road for privacy all while being only a 50 +/- minute drive to Abilene, which is an area that is experiencing high real estate demand, the land is as impressive as the homes themselves featuring manicured trails, two ponds, and excellent fencing, making it ideal for livestock or simply enjoying the abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, hogs, and dove. The biggest highlight of the property are the two, beautiful custom homes! At the heart of the property sits a stunning 3,600 +/- square foot custom home built in 2017. With 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, the residence showcases exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail throughout. The interior is warm yet sophisticated, anchored by a striking double-sided fireplace that seamlessly connects the kitchen and living room, creating an inviting space for both everyday living and entertaining. The spacious primary suite is complete with its own fireplace and a beautifully appointed bathroom. Another bedroom on the main level also features a private bathroom and fireplace, offering comfort and privacy for guests or family members. A bright sunroom extends the living space and provides a peaceful spot to take in the surrounding landscape, while a dedicated workout room offers flexibility as a potential additional bedroom. Upstairs, a generous home office overlooks the entire property, delivering inspiring views that make working from home anything but ordinary. Additional features include a built-in safe room, an outdoor shower, and a convenient dog room leading to a fenced area. A breezeway connects the main home to a 30x50 semi-detached garage, and the property is equipped with a 10,000 +/- gallon rainwater harvesting system, ideal for maintaining gardens and landscaping. The home is thoughtfully constructed with over 30 piers to help ensure long-term structural integrity. Adjacent to the main home, a 40x60 barndominium built in 2010 offers incredible versatility. Currently operating as a successful Airbnb rental, it features 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and an open-concept layout combining the kitchen, living, and dining areas. Upstairs, you'll find additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and a loft-style sitting area that overlooks the main living space below. With approximately 1,950 +/- square feet of living space, spray foam insulation, stamped concrete floors, and an attached shop area, this second residence provides excellent income potential or a comfortable space for extended family. Another added bonus to the property is the seller's ⅙ mineral interest will convey with an acceptable offer. The Lonestar View Ranch has been meticulously manicured over the years with trails that lead you throughout the entire property. With the abundance of wild game, you are also presented with the opportunity to potentially experience outstanding hunting right out your back door. The property is serviced by rural water and includes two separate septic systems, one for each home. Furnishings in both residences are negotiable, as are equipment items such as a tractor and Kubota. From the quality of the homes to the beauty of the land, the Lonestar View Ranch is not one that should be overlooked; it is a property that is truly jaw dropping from the moment you step foot on it! If you are in the market for beautiful Texas country living, this 80 +/- acres is priced to sell! Lonestar View Ranch is located 4 +/- miles from Eastland, 45 +/- miles from Stephenville, 96 +/- miles from Fort Worth, 129 +/- miles from Dallas, and 137 +/- miles from Waco. All showings are by appointment only. Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only.

10 Shy Ranch and Timber is a rare opportunity to own a large mainly contiguous recreational and agricultural property in the Wiregrass Region of Alabama. Encompassing 2,290± acres across northern Henry County and southern Barbour County, the property offers an exceptional combination of scale, diversity, improvements, high quality recreational opportunities, and long-term investment potential. Made up of multiple parcels with the majority of the acreage being contiguous, the property features nearly 10 miles of road frontage on several county roads and Highway 131. Large, connected tracts of this size are becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially in an area known for strong recreational, timber, and agricultural demand. The land itself is incredibly diverse. Various aged timber stands with loblolly and longleaf pine, productive pastureland, and acreage currently being converted to pasture creating a landscape that is both attractive and functional. Water is abundant throughout the property, highlighted by approximately 2.5 miles of frontage along the East Fork Choctawhatchee River. In addition, several creeks, ponds, and drainages provide excellent wildlife habitat and year-round recreational opportunities. For the outdoor enthusiast, the property is set up and ready to enjoy. Miles of maintained internal roads and fire lanes provide access throughout the acreage, while wildlife food plots, varied timber stands, river frontage, and numerous water features create ideal conditions for hunting, fishing, trail riding, and exploring. The improvements are equally impressive. A 14,000± square foot barndominium serves as the operational hub of the property and includes approximately 2,600 square feet of comfortable two-story living space along with 11,400 square feet of enclosed storage and equipment space. Nearby, a 2,450± square foot ranch-style home sits atop a scenic hill overlooking the surrounding landscape and a 3.4± acre pond. Adjacent to the home is a 4,000± square foot equipment barn with an additional 1,000± square foot apartment. Whether you're looking for a premier hunting property, a working cattle operation, a timber investment, or a legacy family holding, 10 Shy Ranch and Timber offers opportunities that are difficult to replicate. With significant road frontage, extensive water resources, quality improvements, and multiple income-producing components, this is the kind of property that rarely becomes available and is nearly impossible to replace.

Rare road-accessible, on-grid 40-acre property in Talkeetna! Flat land with great potential for private airstrip & hangar. Very private (no neighbors in sight) yet close to paved road, downtown, school, library, lake, park & trails. Stunning 2,700 sq ft scribe log home, heated greenhouse, dual boilers (wood/oil), shop/garage, and many, many more improvements. Turnkey Alaskan homestead or getaway! Discover the perfect blend of privacy, productivity, and true Alaskan freedom at North Star Homestead, a rare road-accessible, on-grid 40-acre property in Talkeetna. This mostly flat, highly usable land offers incredible seclusion with no neighbors in sight, yet sits conveniently close to a paved, state-maintained road. What truly sets this property apart is its outstanding potential for a private airstrip and hangar, ideal for pilots who dream of flying in and out of their own homestead. The open, level terrain makes it an excellent candidate for a runway, giving you direct access to the skies and the vast wilderness beyond. At the heart of the homestead stands a stunning full-scribe log home built with massive white spruce logs, offering approximately 2,700 square feet of warm, inviting living space. A lush green lawn and beautifully terraced backyard create an idyllic setting, complemented by a productive veggie garden, heated greenhouse, and bee hive platform with electric fencing, deluxe chicken coop, and many more improvements. Self-sufficient living is made easy with dual boilers (a remote wood boiler or oil) that provide all heat and domestic hot water, along with a large woodshed for ample fuel storage. Power reliability is assured with a generator transfer switch on the main house, allowing seamless switching from grid to generator during any interruption. This turnkey property is ready for your Alaskan dreams... whether you're a pilot looking to land at home, raising animals, growing your own food, or simply enjoying the quiet wilderness privacy-and your own private trails-that make Talkeetna so special.   Just minutes from downtown Talkeetna, you're close to the elementary school, public library, Christiansen Lake, XY Talkeetna Lakes Park, the river boat launch, the paved bike trail along the Talkeetna Spur Road, and endless miles of additional public land trails for horseback riding, cross-country skiing, ATVing, snow machining, running and more. Talkeetna is a charming, historic pioneer town nestled at the confluence of three rivers and serving as a popular gateway to Denali National Park. The local area offers abundant outdoor recreation including flightseeing tours over Denali, river rafting, jet boat tours, fishing, hiking, and winter activities like cross-country skiing, snowmachining, and dog mushing. Summers are mild with highs around 68°F, while winters are cold and snowy with lows near 8°F. The area receives about 27-29 inches of annual precipitation and roughly 110-120 inches of snowfall, creating a true four-season Alaskan lifestyle surrounded by vast wilderness and stunning mountain views. Talkeetna and the surrounding region have deep roots in Alaska's pioneer past. For thousands of years, the Dena'ina people used the confluence of the Susitna, Chulitna, and Talkeetna Rivers as a seasonal gathering and trading site. Gold discoveries in the 1890s drew miners and trappers, establishing Talkeetna as a supply hub. The town boomed in 1915 when it was chosen as a district headquarters for the Alaska Railroad, reaching nearly 1,000 residents by 1917. After the railroad moved north, the area transitioned to a quieter life of homesteading, small-scale mining, and bush living. Today's properties on roads like Comsat and E Forest Lane reflect this homesteading heritage-private wooded parcels carved from the vast wilderness, offering the same seclusion and self-reliant spirit that has defined the region for over a century. North Star Homestead is located on a quiet, wooded 40-acre parcel in the Talkeetna area of the Matanuska-Susitna Borough. The property sits just minutes from downtown Talkeetna via the Talkeetna Spur Road, offering easy access to this historic pioneer town at the base of the Alaska Range and gateway to Denali National Park. The nearest airport is the Talkeetna Airport (PATK), only about 4-5 miles away, with additional local options including Christiansen Lake Seaplane Base. Larger commercial service is available at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, roughly 115-120 miles south (about 2.5 hours drive). Closest amenities include grocery stores, gas, restaurants, and shops in Talkeetna, with bigger services in Wasilla (about 70 miles) or Palmer (about 80 miles).

Rist Canyon Ranch is a rare combination of beauty, productivity, and proximity. Whether you're managing hay production, riding trails through National Forest, or simply unwinding beside the pond, this property offers a lifestyle rooted in nature and functionality-without sacrificing convenience. Ranches of this size, quality, and location seldom come to market.Just 20 minutes west of downtown Fort Collins, Rist Canyon Ranch offers an exceptional blend of ranch functionality on 563 acres of prime mountain ground. A charming 1,834 sq. ft., 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, the property also includes a large shop, and well-equipped horse facilities. Towering stands of healthy forest-featuring Ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, spruce, and aspen-surround the open meadows, creating a stunning setting that borders National Forest on two sides. With abundant water, wildlife, and improvements already in place, this property provides all the essentials of a working ranch, combined with the tranquility of a private mountain retreat. At the heart of the property are expansive irrigated hay meadows, nourished by a network of seven adjudicated springs and a year-round stream. Surrounding the meadows is one of the most impressive forest stands on the Front Range-a vibrant mosaic of old-growth and new-growth timber with a thriving understory of wildflowers, native grasses, and forbs. Wildlife is abundant, including elk, mule deer, moose, bear, and turkey, offering outstanding hunting opportunities. A large spring-fed pond, stocked with trout. The comfortable main home features a wood-burning stove and an inviting deck where you can relax and take in panoramic views of the property and its prolific wildlife. Additional ranch improvements include a large shop, horse runs, and indoor pens-well suited for livestock, toys or equestrian operations. Located just 20 minutes from the ranch, Fort Collins is consistently ranked among the top places to live in the U.S. Known for its vibrant downtown, strong sense of community, and access to outdoor recreation, the city offers a unique blend of small-town charm and modern amenities. With its proximity to town yet peaceful seclusion, the ranch could serve as a comfortable year-round residence or a perfect family retreat to escape and enjoy the outdoors. Ranches of this size, quality, and location seldom come to market.

This is more than just land; it's a rare lifestyle opportunity in the heart of scenic Colorado. Imagine waking up to phenomenal, year-round views of the Grand Mesa and the lush valley below. This incredible farm features two residences, offering versatile living options for a multi-generational family, rental income, or a private ranch hand. Perched on the upper bench, the main home is a newly rewired, true blank canvas, ready for you to infuse your personal design vision and capture those breathtaking views from every window. The secondary home is located near irrigated pasture and has phenomenal views. The property is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise. Step out your back door and drop a fly rod into the stocked irrigation pond and snag a trout. Fully fenced pastures, currently used for grazing and hay production, provide functional space for your livestock. The property is supported by multiple outbuildings, including a massive, functional 140' x 33' three-bay tractor barn on concrete. Discover the potential and make this unique Colorado farm your legacy. This property includes 14594 Cliffside Road in the total acreage and sale of the property.

Discover the untamed spirit of the west on Buffalo Ranch Estates, a breathtaking 120 acre masterpiece carved from the legendary Frawley Ranch in Spearfish, South Dakota. Nestled in Lawrence County, this prime parcel once roamed by Buffalo, is a perfect luxury horse estate or cozy cattle haven for the elite. Picture your private ranch retreat within 2 miles of the Spearfish city limits. Don't miss this slice of South Dakota soul.Nestled in the heart of Centennial Valley, this 120 acre parcel hosts a variety of habitats including rolling hills, a pre built pond dam structure and old dry creek beds.  Lawrence Counties future plan has green-lit five acre splits, so either build a historic horse cattle estate or subdivide to sell off premium lots. Endless sky, killer soil- pure gold for horse enthusiast  or developers looking for investment opportunity. The east side property line was updated with a fence that keeps the buffalo out from Frawley ranch.  Around forty- five acres were cleared of rock and hayed this year for the first time in decades. The dry pond was dug out and is in the middle of construction for holding water when a well is dug. These rolling acres are perfect for riding dirt bike or side by sides with family and friends. This fantastic development oppportunity, surrounded by unmatched natural beauty, has easy access to I-90 and is just minutes from Deadwood, Sturgis, and all the other recreational possibilities in the Black Hills National Forest. In 2025 cattle grazing and Hay sales provided $12,000 in income. Nestled in the northern Black Hills, Spearfish offers stunning canyon views, pine covered peaks, and four season charm. Humid continental climate: warm summers, crisp falls with fiery foliage, snowy winters perfect for outdoor activities like skiing and snowmobiling. This parcel carved from the historic 4,750 acre Frawley Ranch was one of the largest and most successful cattle ranches in western South Dakota.  The ranch was named after the Frawley family, who lived there 140 years before selling it in 2017.   Located in the beautiful Centennial Valley, the ranch was comprised of six historic homesteads that Henry Frawley, the family patriarch , gradually acquired in the late 1880s and early 1900s.  Since 1974, the Frawley Ranch has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1977 by the National Park Service.

Exceptional 55-acre protected equestrian estate offering a rare opportunity to continue a 26 year legacy of riding instruction and equine-assisted therapy. Turnkey facility includes a newer 3072 sf. home, indoor and outdoor arenas, 26 stalls, 21 paddocks, hay barn, and approved special-use permits. Perfect for trainers, nonprofits, boarding, therapy, education, and equestrian programs.Rarely does a property offer the opportunity to own not only exceptional acreage but also a lasting legacy. Set within the foothills of northwestern Douglas County, the property encompasses 55.37 acres of rolling native grassland, established pastures, open skies, and expansive Front Range views. This remarkable equestrian campus has been thoughtfully developed over the past quarter of a century as a place of stewardship, horsemanship, education, and community connection. Permanently protected by a conservation easement, the land will remain dedicated to open space, preserving its scenic beauty, wildlife habitat, and equestrian heritage for generations to come. The property includes a designated building envelope within the conservation easement allowing for one additional home to be built provided the agricultural activities continue. This protection is not a limitation on the properties purpose; it is a promise that makes this offering so significant. Zuma's Rescue Ranch has been mindfully developed and improved over the last 26 years from open Colorado land to a highly functional, year-round equestrian campus offering private, commercial, educational, therapeutic, or nonprofit operations. Every improvement has been strategically planned to maximize functionality while continuing to preserve the property's natural beauty and long-term sustainability. Equestrian amenities include: 45,000 square-foot covered indoor arena providing ample room for year-round riding lessons, clinics, training, events, and therapeutic programming. Boasting a large gathering area with public restrooms and showers, 2 private offices with an administrative area, full kitchen and laundry area, a conference room/class room, and a private therapeutic riding arena 64,000 square-foot outdoor arena with lighting expands the property's capacity for lessons, training, clinics, and events during Colorado's warmer seasons 26 indoor horse stalls with wash bays and grooming bays, a professional tack room and a convenient breezeway to the indoor arena 21 well-designed paddocks with automatic waterers and covered shelters 7,000 square-foot hay barn with ample storage capacity for feed and equipment Administrative, gathering and program spaces Fenced pastures, established trails, and supporting infrastructure designed for efficient daily operations and horse care The property also features a newly constructed 3,072 square-foot residence with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths upstairs and 2 bedrooms and 2 baths downstairs, providing flexible living accommodations for owners, managers, staff, or guests. Two approved Use by Special Review permits allow for established equestrian and program-based uses, supporting riding instruction, equine-assisted therapy, boarding, clinics, camps, retreats, camping, educational programming, large animal hospital, and related services. All of these activities are potential added revenue streams to the current operational revenue. These improvements represent decades of intentional planning and reinvestment. The facility is operational today and positioned for continued use without the years of entitlement, construction, and infrastructure development normally required to establish a comparable equestrian property. LIFE HERE EXTENDS BEYOND THE ARENA This ranch offers space to ride, walk, observe wildlife, photograph the landscape, teach, gather, and reconnect with the natural world. The open pastures and trails provide daily opportunities to experience the relationship between horses, land, and people in a setting that feels removed from the city while remaining convenient to the Denver metropolitan area. Designed for equestrian pursuits and outdoor enjoyment, the property provides an exceptional setting where horses, nature, and people come together in a peaceful and inspiring environment. Miles of riding opportunities begin right on the property, with expansive pastures, paddocks, training areas, and established equestrian facilities supporting riders of all disciplines. The indoor and outdoor arena provide year-round opportunities for training, lessons, clinics, competitions, and recreational riding, regardless of weather conditions. Whether serving private owners, equestrian enthusiasts, or organized groups, the facility is uniquely equipped to foster meaningful outdoor experiences for all ages. More than a horse property, this is a destination where recreation, education, stewardship, and a connection to the outdoors come together in one incredible setting. The native grasses on this property are currently used for pasturing animals, but there could also be potential to put up some grass hay for winter months in a favorable growing year with rotational grazing in place. The property is serviced by a well permitted through Colorado Division of Water Resources, Well permit to be verified by DWR prior to closing. Any currently owned mineral rights will be severed from this conveyance and retained by Seller, unless previously negotiated. Exceptional opportunities like this are extremely rare, and it is increasingly hard to find 55 unique acres in the most coveted county in Colorado. This extraordinary equestrian property has been thoughtfully developed into one of the Front Range's premier horse facilities. More than a ranch, it is a Legacy Property where stewardship, horsemanship, education, and community have come together to create a destination unlike any other. This property will be permanently preserved as open space, ensuring its scenic beauty, rural character, and equestrian heritage remain intact for generations to come. Rather than land awaiting future development, this is a purpose-built campus designed to support agriculture, equestrian pursuits, and approved program-based uses while providing a peaceful retreat from the surrounding growth of the metropolitan area. Two existing Use by Special Review approvals support a range of equestrian and community-oriented activities, including riding instruction, boarding, training, equine-assisted therapy, educational programs, camps, clinics, retreats, camping, large animal hospital, and related services. All of the aforementioned activities approved by the USR's are possible added revenue streams to the current operational revenue. Both USR's are transferrable along with the 501c3 to a steward following the same mission. Offered with an established riding lesson and equine-assisted therapy business, the property provides a rare turnkey opportunity for equestrian professionals, nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, or conservation-minded buyers seeking both operational capability and long-term purpose. Decades of thoughtful investment have created a facility that is ready to continue serving horses, riders, families, and the broader community. Reported equine-service income is approximately $390,000 annually, subject to buyer verification and review of financial records. Buyers will need to prove ability to purchase and sign an NDA prior to reviewing financial records. Beyond its impressive infrastructure, the property's greatest asset is its enduring sense of place. Wide-open vistas, protected pastureland, and thoughtfully maintained facilities provide an environment where people can reconnect with nature, horses, and the outdoors in ways that have become increasingly uncommon along Colorado's Front Range. Whether envisioned as a premier training and boarding facility, therapeutic riding center, educational campus, nonprofit headquarters, or private equestrian estate, this extraordinary offering combines protected open space, established infrastructure, approved uses, and a lasting legacy into one of Colorado's most notable and distinctive equestrian properties. This is more than a real estate acquisition-it is an opportunity to become the next steward of a place built to serve both people and horses for generations to come. Located at 7745 Moore Road, Littleton, Colorado 80125, this exceptional equestrian property enjoys a highly desirable setting along Colorado's Front Range, where protected open space meets the convenience of nearby metropolitan amenities. Situated southwest of Denver, the property offers a rare combination of rural privacy and accessibility, with easy access to major transportation corridors, shopping, dining, healthcare, and the recreational opportunities that make the region one of the nation's most sought-after places to live and work. Surrounded by rolling grasslands, expansive mountain views, and a network of parks and open space, the property provides an ideal environment for equestrian pursuits, outdoor recreation, and agricultural use. While neighboring communities continue to experience significant growth, this property will preserve the quiet and scenic character that has become increasingly rare along the Front Range. Colorado's semi-arid climate is particularly well suited for year-round horse operations and outdoor living. The region enjoys more than 300 days of sunshine annually, low humidity, and four distinct seasons. Mild winters, moderate snowfall, and abundant sunny days allow for consistent riding, training, and facility use throughout much of the year, while warm summer days and cool evenings create comfortable conditions for lessons, clinics, camps, and outdoor events. The property's combination of open space, established equestrian infrastructure, and exceptional location offers a unique balance of natural beauty, operational functionality, and long-term stewardship. Whether serving as a premier equestrian facility, therapeutic riding center, educational campus, or private legacy estate, this remarkable setting provides an enduring connection to Colorado's landscape while remaining within convenient reach of the amenities of the Denver metropolitan area. AN INVITATION TO THE NEXT STEWARD The current owners have spent more than a quarter of a century protecting this land and building a place of lasting purpose. Their goal is not simply to sell the ranch, but to place it in the hands of someone who appreciates what has been created and understands the responsibility that comes with carrying it forward. The buildings can be valued, the acreage can be measured and the business can be analyzed. But the true value of this property lies in what cannot be reproduced, the protected land, the established approvals, the generations of community relationships, and the thousands of human and equine stories woven into this place. This is an invitation to become part of that story. To preserve the land To protect its equestrian future To build upon a 26 year legacy And to ensure that horses and people will continue finding their way here for generations to come Zuma's is located between Highlands Ranch and Castle Rock, with close proximity to Roxborough Park and Chatfield Reservoir. Enjoy the privacy and seclusion of this beautiful ranch but also be within close proximity of DIA, downtown Denver, medical facilities, shopping, fine dining and all the recreation the Colorado Front Range has to offer. World class snow skiing and resorts, snowmobiling, blue ribbon fishing, white water rafting, etc. are all within approximately an hours drive of the property.

This ranch is gently rolling with a mix of open pasture and native grasses, carrying classic Central Texas character with mature tree cover, natural water features, and a clean layout that translates well to residential development. The land is currently ag-exempt and carries a stocking ratio of 1.5± animals per acre, indicating productive, well-maintained ground. Low perimeter fencing and all-weather internal roads are in place. The 220± acre ranch includes a classic country home, an office and cottage, and multiple barns. It is fully functional in its current state and provides flexibility for a developer looking to phase the land or retain operational use during buildout. Infrastructure & Access Highway frontage along US-80 provides direct ingress and egress with multiple access points. Utilities are in place, with fiber optics available at the road. A private well is on the property. Steans Ranch offers a well-positioned land holding for a residential developer or builder looking to capitalize on growth pressure between Austin and San Antonio. The US-80 frontage, existing improvements, utility infrastructure, and direct access to I-10 and SH-130 make this a practical, ready-to-move opportunity in an underserved growth market. The adjoining property is available as a combined 277± acres or as two separate tracts.

Pound for pound Elk Wallows Ranch is an a extraordinary ranch and with direct road access into thousands of acres of limited accessed BLM lands, Elk Wallows Ranch is unmatched! Spanning 1,074 +/- acres, Elk Wallows Ranch boasts just over a quarter mile of Highway 13 frontage, providing convenient year-round access with power, waiting to turn your dreams into a reality. While the property shines as a premier hunting and recreational retreat, it also supports agricultural uses, providing excellent grazing during spring, summer, and fall. The ranch comprises varied terrain, from rugged ridgelines and sweeping draws to dramatic canyons that ascend toward the Roan Cliffs. Expansive meadows are embraced by elevated ridges, dotted with dense oak thickets, stands towering pines, vibrant quaking aspens, pinyon‑junipers, and stretches of sagebrush flats. Nearly half a mile of Government Creek winds through the ranch, enhancing both the scenery and habitat. Wildlife thrives across this pristine landscape, offering unmatched hunting experiences. Elk Wallows Ranch is located within GMU 32, which supports healthy populations of elk, deer, turkeys, bears, grouse, and more. Over-the-counter elk tags are available for multiple seasons, while land owner deer vouchers are available through LPP. Turkey tags are available in both spring and fall. With such a diversity of game, hunters can expect exceptional results! Elk Wallows Ranch is conveniently located between Rifle and Meeker. Rifle, the closest town, provides grocery stores, hardware stores, dine-in restaurants and fast food options, convenience stores, a hospital, and a variety of other amenities. Meeker, approximately 30 minutes north, offers grocery and hardware stores, restaurants, a hospital, and gas stations, providing alternatives depending on travel direction. For additional recreation, Glenwood Springs is about 30 minutes from Rifle and is home to the Glenwood Hot Springs, Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park, and downtown attractions. Two airports, Grand Junction Regional Airport (Grand Junction) and Eagle County Regional Airport (Gypsum), are within roughly 1 hour and 15 minutes, both offering commercial services.

MOTIVATED SELLER! Exceptional lifestyle property between Durango & Cortez featuring THREE newly remodeled cabins (2024), deeded water rights, natural ponds, fenced pastures & horse barn. Perfect for multi-generational families, corporate retreats, or short-term rental income (Airbnb/VRBO ready). Minutes to Mesa Verde National Park, Phil's World mountain biking, San Juan National Forest & Purgatory Resort skiing. Mild summers, four-season recreation access. Turnkey setup - arrive & enjoy immediately! Former elk ranch thoughtfully restored with professional interior design. Horse property with livestock capability. Southwest Colorado at its finest - mountain views, privacy & convenience to Mancos, Durango & Cortez amenities.

Bridger Creek Crossing Riverfront Acreage on the Clarks Fork Yellowstone River Bridger, Montana Located along Highway 310 just outside of Bridger, Montana, this highly usable riverfront property offers a rare combination of live water, productive acreage, mature timber, livestock improvements, and convenient year-round access in the heart of Carbon County. The property consists of two parcels totaling approximately 38.82± deeded acres, including the East Parcel containing 17.87± acres and the West Parcel containing 20.95± acres. With direct Highway 310 frontage, the property provides easy accessibility while still maintaining the privacy and natural setting that define Montana riverbottom ownership. The Clarks Fork Yellowstone River forms portions of the west and north boundaries with just under one-half mile of river frontage, creating exceptional recreational appeal and a hard-to-find river corridor setting. Mature cottonwood trees, Russian olives, and thick riparian cover provide privacy, wildlife habitat, and protection throughout the property. In addition, over 1,200 feet of Bridger Creek remains open year-round and flows along the southern boundary, further enhancing the property's live water features and overall usability. Fishing access directly from the property allows owners to enjoy one of Montana's most recognized river systems right out the back door. The combination of river frontage, creek bottom, mature trees, and open ground creates a balanced property equally suited for recreation, horses, small livestock operations, or full-time rural living. The residence is a clean and functional 1,260± square foot ranch-style home originally constructed in 1979 with an effective year of 2010. The single-level layout includes three bedrooms and two full bathrooms with several interior updates including remodeled bathrooms, updated kitchen finishes, and laminate flooring throughout much of the home. The home is served by central air conditioning, forced air heat, propane, and is built on a concrete crawl space foundation beneath a metal gable roof. The living area features large windows overlooking the surrounding trees and creek bottom with a comfortable layout designed for year-round living or seasonal use. Outdoor living space is supported by two wood decks totaling approximately 280± square feet. Additional improvements include an attached finished frame garage totaling approximately 484± square feet and a 24' x 30' enclosed pole-frame shop with metal siding and concrete floor constructed in 1996. The shop provides practical storage space for vehicles, equipment, recreational gear, or ranch use. A classic log barn with metal roof adds both utility and character to the property and is well suited for horses, small livestock, or storage. Properties offering both Clarks Fork Yellowstone River frontage and year-round creek frontage with mature timber, fishing access, livestock usability, and convenient highway access are increasingly difficult to find in today's Montana land market. This property presents a unique opportunity to own a highly functional and scenic riverfront acreage in one of south-central Montana's most desirable corridors.

Trophy hunting ranch with a beautiful lodge located in Wenaha 56 hunting unit which is known hands down as the best elk hunting unit in Oregon. The ranch attracts a variety of wildlife including trophy elk, moose, whitetail deer, mule deer, bears, turkeys, grouse, and ducks. The secluded 1,731 acres is almost completely surrounded by the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest and has many natural amenities including 4 ponds, creeks, and wetlands. With the exception of the lodge and solar panels, this property remains in its originalpristine condition. The entire perimeter of the ranch is fenced for privacy and it has private access to thousands of acres of the bordering national forest land. The waters of Fry Meadow Creek, Meadow Creek, and Sheep Creek meander throughout the gently rolling acreage and meadows of the ranch. All three creeks are fish-bearing and Sheep Creek runs year-round. For fishing enthusiasts, there are four large ponds on the property stocked with trout. The ranch is already set up for large hunting groups. There are three raised tent decks with two frost-free water spigots between them. The tent decks are close to the main lodge and have a firepit near them so it is perfect for guests. 1,731 Total Acres Borders National Forest Creeks (Both Seasonal & Year-Round) 3 Deck Tents 3 Fire Pits Gravel & Dirt Roads 4 Stocked Ponds 2 Solar Panels Suitable for Horses Timber Trophy Hunting Wildlife Views A custom-built lodge sits in the perfect setting next to the pond. It was built in 2016 and features 6 bedrooms 4 bathrooms, and 2 attached RV garages. The main level features an open living area with concrete floors, a wood panel ceiling, a kitchenette with an island, and a large river rock fireplace. Upstairs is the newly finished master bedroom suite, additional guest bedrooms, and a bonus room with a fireplace. The lodge has 2 covered decks on either side. One overlooks the pond and the other overlooks the 3 tent decks. There is a bunk room with private access from the outside that features a shower room and a full bathroom. The bunk room is perfect for guests using the tent decks. Beyond the lodge is a 1960s A-Frame cabin with a loft bedroom and wood stove. The cabin is 868 sq ft and is powered by a generator. Throughout the timbered acreage, you will find a few historic outbuildings that add to the natural charm of the ranch. 868 Sq Ft Cabin 3,264 Sq Ft Lodge (6 Bed, 4 Bath) Bunk Room with Outdoor Entrance & Shower Room Bonus Room Covered Decks River Rock Fireplace RV Garages Septic Well The property also qualifies for up to 3 tags through theLandowner Preference (LOP)hunting program. The following hunts could be allowed on this propertydepending on availability: 3 Elk ( 2 can be non-owner ) 3 Buck Deer ( 2 can be non-owner ) Please note the program considers the registered owner or immediate family members to be owners. Anyone filling a tag outside of this would be considered a non-owner and only 50% of the tags can go to non-owners. Additionally, the number of LOP tags available each season may vary due to the population of each species and the number of LOP tags applied for in each unit. Please verify annually with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife on the number of LOP tags that are available that year to the landowners. The ranch itself offers a multitude of recreational opportunities such as ATV riding, camping hunting, fishing, or searching for morel mushrooms. However, there are several other hotspots that are close by thatoffer even more outdoor adventures. 0 miles from the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest 2.0 miles from the Grande Ronde River 8.6 miles from Looking Glass Fish Hatchery 13.7 miles from Jubilee Lake 25 miles from Elgin, Oregon 25.5 miles from Langdon Lake 40 miles from Wallowa, Oregon 47 miles from MountainEmily Recreation Area 67 miles from Wallowa Lake

Ripple Valley Ranch is +-410 acre and is an absolutely premier, world-class sporting property. It features 1.4 miles of both sides of the San Juan River that has been meticulously enhanced throughout. This incredibly rare property holds trophy-class trout along with incredible mule deer and excellent elk makes it a top-tier holding.Ripple Valley Ranch spans +/-410 acres with diverse terrain. The river bottom covers 90 acres, including 48 acres of irrigated hay meadows and deciduous tree row, all watered by an underground sprinkler system for efficient operation. The rest of the ranch provides prime habitat for mule deer and elk, featuring mountainous land with Ponderosa Pine, Pinyon Pine, Rocky Mountain Juniper, Cottonwood, Aspen and Gambel Oak. These areas are incredible staging areas for the big game to make their way to the irrigated meadows. The mountains rise quickly from the river and valley floor to create an almost dizzying beauty. In addition to the classic Southern Colorado awe-inspiring views, the dense tree covered peaks on the south side of the river provide cover for varied large game animals. The northern side of the river is overseen by more rocky ledges and less dense vegetation on the mountainside. The Fall color contrast of the various trees throughout the valley and along the river is incredible. The property features a span bridge that crosses the entire river and makes fishing, hunting, farming and simple enjoyment of the entire property a breeze. Built to last with steel beams and wood decking, this bridge is wide enough and strong enough to accommodate ATVs and small farm tractors and implements. This impressive structure also makes a wonderful spot to relax over top of the rushing water while watching the sunrise or sunset over the rocky peaks of the San Juan Mountains rising up from the river valley. The property includes two residences: a main home and a riverfront cabin. There is also an additional residential building envelope available. Please note that while the property is subject to a conservation easement, it allows for a total of three residences, which should be more than adequate for the property's needs. Built in 2006, the main house is a one story home that is 1,960 sf. It has 3 bedrooms and two full baths. It has been updated and is in good overall condition. Many of the rooms in this home are specifically situated to provide wonderful window views of the river, including the master bedroom, a secondary bedroom, great room and kitchen. There is a extra large deck on the back of the home that also overlooks the river. This is a wonderful place the enjoy a cup of morning coffee with the nearby sights and sounds of the San Juan River. The secondary home is a two story, riverfront cabin of 2,173 square foot with its own detached, 2 car garage. This cabin boasts 5 bedrooms and 2 full baths. The bedrooms are all large and provide extra elbow room. Both the interior and exterior exude a rustic charm that fits well on the ranch. There are laminate floors throughout the main floor and a native stone, wood-burning fireplace in the living room to provide both warmth and ambiance on a cool evening. This residence also comes furnished. The property includes three outbuildings for working on and storing equipment and/or vehicles. Finally, the property is well fenced with good, tight barbed wire and gates at each of the homes, providing both privacy and protection. The San Juan River further enhances the ranch's ecological value, serving as a perennial water source and providing critical habitat and cover for big game. The river is home to 11 fish species along this stretch, including the roundtail chub-a Colorado state species of concern, and the federally threatened Colorado pikeminnow. The river has undergone comprehensive enhancements, including the strategic placement of casting rocks, spawning beds, and deep stretches aimed at supporting substantial populations of trophy brown and rainbow trout. Some brook trout, the rare San Juan cutthroat trout and the occasional bass can also be caught in the river. In total, more than 1300 boulders have been added to this stretch of river during the restoration process. The waterway's design is considered among the finest in the state. Considerable investments have been dedicated to promoting river health, such as channel enhancement initiatives that narrow specific sections and establish additional pool and riffle habitats. The ranch sits at the center of a vital fall migration corridor, providing forage that sustains local wildlife. Each year, between up to 15,000 mule deer pass through the property as they travel to their winter range near Navajo Reservoir. Elk also rely on this southern migration route to remain uninterrupted. While elk use the property year-round, their numbers increase significantly in the fall and winter months. During winter, groups of up to 200 elk can often be seen gathered in the hayfields. There are several box blinds on the property (both ground level and elevated) so you are ready to hunt on day one. The San Juan River is the dividing line between Game Management Units 771 and 78, so portions of the ranch reside in each unit. As of 2025, both units allow for Over The Counter Elk tags for 2nd and 3rd Rifle Seasons. Over The Counter Bear tags are also available as an add-on to archery or muzzleloader deer and/or elk tags. There is also a private land only, late season doe tag available in these units. Ripple Valley Ranch hosts a substantial population of Merriam's Turkey, which are present on the property throughout the year, providing an additional opportunity for hunting on the ranch. The riparian corridor further supports specialized bird species, including the federally listed western yellow-billed cuckoo and the southwestern willow flycatcher. Canadian geese and various species of ducks often visit the property and use the river as well. There is also a +/-.2 acre, lined pond that sits high above the river on the north hillside and provides additional fishing and wildlife watering opportunities. The ranch's irrigated wheat fields are watered by underground pipe using a combination of sprinklers and side rolls . The irrigated ground used to be in an alfalfa grass mix that would produce +-1,000 small bales, however the owner has transitioned to a wheat crop that is used to provide feed for the wildlife on the property. Seller's portion of water rights are set to transfer to Buyer at closing and provide the following: 4 CFS Chavez No. 2 Ditch -1968 (a/k/a combined Chavez Ditch No. 1 and Chavez Ditch No. 2). 0.5 and 0.25 CFS H. Harry Askins Pipeline. Seller's portion of mineral rights (believed to be 100%) shall transfer to Buyer at closing. With more than 300 days of sunshine each year, Pagosa Springs offers endless opportunities to explore the outdoors in every season. Nestled in Colorado's 'Sunbelt,' just 35 miles north of the New Mexico border and along the western slope of the Continental Divide, this mountain destination showcases four distinct and dramatic seasons-each bringing its own adventures and natural beauty. Pagosa Springs, Colorado, features the world's deepest geothermal hot spring, renowned for its mineral-rich, therapeutic waters referred to as the Mother Spring. The Springs Resort, situated in the downtown area, offers more than 25-45 soaking pools with varying temperatures, all set alongside the picturesque San Juan River. The resort operates year-round, providing a wellness-oriented environment and 24-hour access for overnight guests. Pagosa Springs enjoys a comfortable mountain climate. July is the warmest month, with average daytime highs around 80°F (26°C) and nighttime lows near 45°F (7°C). January is the coldest month, featuring average highs of 39°F (4°C) and lows that dip to about 4°F (-15°C). 20.64 inches of precipitation annually in the warm months. 67.4 inches of snow annually in downtown Pagosa Springs. Over 400 inches of snow annually onWolf Creek Pass, the most snow in Colorado, measured at Wolf Creek Ski Area Pagosa Springs, located in southwestern Colorado, is historically defined by its geothermal hot springs, with the name derived from the Ute wordPagosah, meaning healing waters. Originally a gathering place for the Southern Ute Tribe, the area was settled by pioneers in the 1870s, established as a town in 1883, and incorporated in 1891, growing through the lumber and railroad industries.   Please Note: The Seller (Sherman Wyman) of Ripple Valley Ranch is a licensed Broker in Colorado with Hayden Outdoors, LLC. The Ripple Valley Ranch is located 18 miles south of the town of Pagosa Springs in rural Archuleta County, Colorado. The ranch overlooks 1.4 mile stretch of the San Juan River and borders the Southern Ute Tribal trust lands. The property is 18 miles south of Pagosa springs and 50 miles from Wolf Creek Ski Area. Pagosa Springs is located 47 miles (75km) east ofDurango. The San Juan River flows through the middle of town.

Welcome to El Rancho Pequeno, a historic cattle camp transformed into a beloved retreat and now a thriving income producing property. This +- 100-acre property boasts prime frontage to the Big Laramie River. Two homes, three car garage and an area for livestock. Large valley views and privacy make this property an absolute dream.This property is +- 100 acres backing to BLM and offering 1500' of Big Laramie River frontage. The land is partially fenced, offering great grazing pastures for horses or cattle. Along the east side of the property lies a cottonwood lined gulch proving habitat for wildlife. The main home has 3bd 2ba, a sprawling living room with a large fireplace and oversized windows that look out across the river and into the valley below. The kitchen features high-end appliances, concrete counter tops and slate floors. The master bedroom is situated on the east side of the home, allowing the morning sun to shine through. The views of the river and valley can also be enjoyed from this room. There are large closets, an attached bathroom and an exterior door leading out to a patio. Relax in the library or on the large patio, this property invites you to slow down and enjoy. The second home is a 2bd 1ba home with a large living room, game room and updated kitchen. The living room has an impressive masonry fireplace surrounded by beautiful built-in bookshelves. Each home is private from the other, yet both are able to enjoy the views of the river and valley below. Other buildings on the ranch include a three-car garage, loafing sheds and a gardening shed. Currently the owners host the property for short term rental through October, and has a 70% occupancy rate. Jelm is a central location to recreation amenities, Centennial is 45 min to the North, Albany (snowmobile mecca) is 35 min to the Northwest, Steamboat Springs is a short 1.5hr drive away. Whatever your recreational heart desires, whether it be fishing, hiking, hunting, snowmobiling, or skiing, this area offers it all. The El Rancho Pequeno looks down the big Laramie River into the Jelm-Frank Smith Ranch Historic district. The Frank Smith ranch was the original town of Jelm and still has many of its original buildings dating back to 1881. Jelm or Cummins City back then was created kind of on a hoax. Mining was the game and unfortunately it was not one that won. Jelm became the new name for the town in 1900. Woods Landing Resort an 1883 salon is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is now a thriving restaurant and resort offering a wonderful place to grab a burger, spend the night or even hit the dance floor on the uniquely designed boxcar spring dance floor!

174-acre tillable farm along West Road in McHenry County, Illinois. Approximately 169 tillable acres of highly productive cropland with an average NCCPI 81.6 and PI 131.6. Features a house (needs work) offering additional income potential for farmers or investors. Excellent soils dominated by Ringwood, Elburn, and Pella silt loams. Gently rolling terrain with road frontage and strong access near Hartland/Woodstock.This 174-acre farm consists of four contiguous boundaries offering excellent road frontage along West Road. Approximately 169 acres are tillable, providing high efficiency for modern row-crop operations. The terrain is gently rolling with an average slope of 2.2% allowing for good natural drainage and equipment maneuverability. The property is primarily open, productive cropland. One portion of the farm includes a house that needs work, presenting additional revenue potential through rental income for investors or owner-operator housing for farmers. The farmstead includes a house along with a solid set of agricultural outbuildings and grain storage infrastructure. Key improvements feature: One single-family home (needs renovation/updates) offering potential rental income or owner-occupied housing. Large pole barn / machine shed with metal roof. Additional sheds, workshops, and storage buildings. The farmstead is well-located on the property with direct road access, surrounded by tillable ground, and provides functional support for a working farm operation. This property is a highly productive 169-acre tillable farm well-suited for high-yield row crop production. The fertile soils and favorable topography support excellent corn and soybean rotations common to northern Illinois. With an average Productivity Index (PI) of 131.6, this farm ranks well above the McHenry County average and performs strongly compared to statewide Illinois farmland. The combination of productive soils, gentle slopes, and good natural drainage creates ideal growing conditions with strong yield potential and operational efficiency for today's farming practices. The majority of the acreage is open cropland, making it an efficient, low-maintenance addition to any row-crop operation in the region. Located near Hartland and Woodstock in northern McHenry County, this farm lies in a strong agricultural area within the Chicago metro collar counties. The region supports active row-crop farming and rural residential use with good market access. The humid continental climate provides an average of 36-39 inches of annual precipitation and a reliable growing season well-suited for high-yield corn and soybean production. Situated along West Road in Hartland Township, McHenry County, Illinois, this farm is conveniently located near the small community of Hartland and just minutes from Woodstock. The property offers easy access to local amenities, markets, and farm services. Nearest major airport: Chicago O'Hare International (ORD) - approximately 45-50 miles. Chicago Rockford International (RFD) is about 45 miles away.

Gently rolling hills, fields, woods, stream, and three stocked ponds make for a wonderous natural landscape on this 88.21 +/- Acre Site. Approximately 25+ acres are tillable and and up to 50 are wooded. Indian Creek runs through the woodland where you might find a stray arrowhead two. Deer, turkey, and other wildlife are abundant making the uses for this property many including potentially a hunting retreat. Primary home on-site is approximately 1908 sf of quality gross living area with 3 bedrooms including a master bedroom suite, 3 bathrooms, a cozy but stately living room with fireplace, high-end kitchen with stainless steel appliances, finished basement, in-ground pool and pool house with hot tub. Also on-site is a 3 bed, 1 bath guest bungalow home for family, friends, tenants, or perhaps clients. You can get away from the primary home w/ a trail walk, wagon ride, or UTV ride to the hidden log cabin on-site. It sits on one of the three stocked ponds and is in a secluded wooded area of wildlife and tranquility. Fish from the dock at the log cabin while you are grilling some hamburgers and having a vacation on your back 40. Equistrians will also love this property as there is a 60' x 100' indoor riding arena and livestock stables with 11 stalls, tack room, and feed room. A spacious 60' x 100' high end partially climate controlled quonset hut outbuilding w/ bathroom, workshop, & vehicle storage is on-site. It is every person's dream man or she cave. Other outbuildings include 3 barns w/ lofts that are metal sided, concrete block shed w/ metal clad roof and siding,and small block building with full interior finishing. Drilled water well w/ new pump house supplies quality water supply. Septic units are installed at main home, pool building, bungalow, and quonset hut. Easy entry and exit on Illinois Route 1 and gated entry and exit from south end on County Road 800N. This property is located in area of quality transportation access to US 50, US 41, IL Highway 1, I64,and I69 and located within a 3 hours drive of St Louis, 1 hour drive of Evansville and Terre Haute, 2 hour 15 minute drive of Indianapolis, and 2 hour 30 minute drive of Louisville. Lawrenceville Vincennes International Airport is only a 15 minute drive and provides access for private air travel through small and large planes, previously an Army Air Corps base during World War 2. Quality healthcare options and hospitals are prevalent throughout region. Attached Pics Were Taken During Various Seasons of Year.

The owner says Sell and reduced the price by $110,000, That's $115,000 below a recent appraisal, with the possibility of an immediate equity position of over $100,000. The property delivers exceptional value.Numerous improvements, equipment, and personal items are not included in the appraisal, further enhancing the overall value and upside of this offering. Creating a turnkey ranch and long-term investment opportunity well below replacement costThe 3HRanch offers a rare opportunity to acquire one of the last large, contiguous landholdings in the Silver City area 3 H Ranch is one of the last large parcels near Silver City, featuring 310± acres of rolling terrain bordered by 640 acres of State Trust and BLM land with direct access to the Gila National Forest. This working cattle ranch offers 3 wells, 4 dirt tanks, 2 drinkers, and 7 pastures, supporting 30+ head of cattle. Improvements include a 28' x 64' home, guest cabin, and outbuildings; ideal for ranching, recreation, or development. Encompassing approximately 310± acres of gently rolling hills, the property borders 640 acres of State Trust and BLM land, providing direct access to the vast Gila National Forest, spanning more than 4,000 square miles of protected wilderness. Currently operated as a productive working cattle ranch, the property is thoughtfully developed with three wells equipped with powered pumps, four dirt tanks, two rubber tire drinkers, and cross-fencing into seven pastures, allowing the ranch to comfortably support 30+ head of cattle. Improvements include a 28' x 64' home, a guest cabin, and multiple outbuildings, offering both functional ranch infrastructure and comfortable living accommodations. This exceptional property combines privacy, recreation, and agricultural productivity, making it ideal for ranching, hunting, or a secluded Southwest retreat. The Pinos Altos Fire Department Substation located a 1/4 mile away from the home, adds another level of safety and security to the property   The property is well-improved with comfortable residential accommodations and extensive ranch infrastructure. The main residence is a 2022 manufactured home offering 3 bedrooms, 21/2 bathrooms, and 1,792± square feet of living space. The home features a large 41' x 60' covered wood deck on the east side, including a 14' x 16' enclosed section, as well as an 8' x 22' covered front deck, providing ample outdoor living and entertaining space. Completed in 2017, the 780± square foot guest cabin offers one bedroom and two bathrooms and is complemented by a 14' x 32' covered concrete patio, creating an ideal setting for guests, family gatherings, and outdoor entertaining. Both the home and cabin are supplied by a dedicated water well with its own pressure pump and pressure tank. Heating is provided by propane, supplied via a 500-gallon tank rented through Suburban Propane (Silver City). Electric power is supplied by PNM, and both residences are serviced by a septic system. The main home includes central air conditioning and heat, while the cabin is equipped with a mini-split HVAC system. Additional improvements include a 30.5' x 20.5' workshop with covered garage, ideal for an ATV or side-by-side. Ranch structures consist of an A-frame barn package (50' x 26' x 12') featuring 12-10-8' legs, a center height of approximately 30', rated for 140-mph winds and 30 lb ground snow load (non-sustained). Supporting structures include a 20' x 20' covered shelter, a 40-foot extra-tall (9') storage container equipped with solar lighting and outlets, and an 11' x 7' x 7' feed shed for feed storage. Water and livestock infrastructure are extensive, with three water wells equipped with powered pumps producing approximately 65, 135, and 185 GAF, four dirt tanks, two rubber tire drinkers, and perimeter and cross-fencing dividing the property into seven pastures, much of which has been installed or updated within the last few years. A recently installed Cummins 13kW backup generator, complete with a cold-weather kit and automatic transfer switch (approximate cost $11,000), is included with the property. Also included are cattle handling facilities, including a squeeze chute with lead-up and tub, existing corrals, and 38 additional panels. Personal Property Included: Major appliances convey with the sale. The home includes a washer and dryer, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, and propane stove. The cabin includes a refrigerator, washer and dryer, and microwave. Included furnishings consist of all beds in both the home and cabin, two recliners, a couch, most deck furniture, a grill, and a griddle. Any additional furnishings not specifically listed may be negotiable with the seller. These extensive improvements provide both functional ranch operations and comfortable living accommodations. The property offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and agricultural productivity, making it well-suited for ranching, hunting, or a secluded Southwestern retreat. The property adjoins the renowned Gila National Forest, an area celebrated for its world-class big game hunting, including trophy bull elk and exceptional mule deer. This region has produced numerous state-record animals over the years and remains one of New Mexico's most desirable hunting destinations. Located in New Mexico Department of Game & Fish (NMDGF) Big Game Unit 23, along the Pinos Altos Range and Bear Mountain, at an elevation of approximately 8,015 feet, offering cool summer temperatures and outstanding wildlife habitat. The current owner has never applied for elk permits through the NMDGF EPLUS system; however, given the quality habitat and water resources present on the ranch, the property may be a strong candidate for future EPLUS eligibility. Buyers are encouraged to verify qualifications and application requirements directly with NMDGF. Outdoor recreation opportunities are abundant both on the property and throughout the surrounding area. On-site recreation includes hiking, camping, hunting, ATV riding, and wildlife viewing. Mule deer are consistently present, with herds often visible from the residence decks, along with frequent sightings of elk, rabbits, coyotes, and foxes. Just minutes away, Silver City serves as a hub for year-round outdoor enjoyment and cultural attractions. Nearby Gila National Forest lakes-including Lake Roberts, Bill Evans Lake, and Snow Lake-offer excellent fishing for trout, bass, catfish, crappie, and bluegill, while area streams such as Willow Creek and Whitewater Creek (Catwalk Recreation Area) provide opportunities for native and stocked Gila trout. The region is equally rich in history and culture. Silver City is home to numerous museums, galleries, and landmarks, including the Western New Mexico University Museum, the Silver City Museum, the Murray Ryan Visitor Center, Chino Mine Vista Point, Big Ditch Park, and the Mimbres River Preserve. Additional attractions include La Esperanza Vineyard and Winery, the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument, and the Catwalk Recreation Area-all contributing to a diverse blend of outdoor adventure, history, and Southwestern culture. This exceptional location offers a rare combination of adjacent public land access, premier wildlife habitat, and proximity to vibrant cultural and recreational amenities-making it an ideal setting for ranching, hunting, recreation, or a private mountain retreat. The property has been thoughtfully developed over the past several years into a fully functioning cattle ranch with extensive water and grazing infrastructure already in place. Improvements include three water wells equipped with powered pumps, producing approximately 65, 135, and 185 GAF, along with four dirt tanks, two rubber tire drinkers, and perimeter and cross-fencing dividing the ranch into seven pastures. Much of this infrastructure has been newly installed or substantially upgraded within the last few years. The ranch also benefits from a National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Grant totaling $547,000, which will convey with the property. All grant payments that have not been paid as of the listing date and all future payments will be conveyed to the new owner. The grant provides a 70/30 cost-share structure supporting additional improvements such as fencing, erosion control, water development (including the potential for an additional well and pipeline installation), brush and tree clearing, and other qualifying infrastructure enhancements. Implementation of the NRCS-funded improvements will further advance the property's agricultural productivity while simultaneously enhancing wildlife habitat, making this ranch well-suited for both livestock operations and conservation-minded ownership. Silver City, New Mexico, enjoys a favorable high-desert mountain climate characterized by abundant sunshine, low humidity, and comfortable seasonal temperatures. Summers are typically warm and dry, with daytime highs occasionally reaching the mid-90s, while evenings cool into the 60s, providing pleasant nighttime conditions. Winters are generally mild, with daytime temperatures averaging in the 50s and overnight lows in the 20s, accompanied by light and manageable snowfall. The area receives approximately 17 inches of annual precipitation, with the majority occurring during the summer monsoon season (July through September) in the form of afternoon thunderstorms. Snowfall averages about 7 inches per year, contributing to scenic winter landscapes without excessive accumulation. With an average of 295 sunny days annually and precipitation occurring on only about 68 days per year, Silver City offers a climate well-suited for outdoor recreation, ranch operations, and year-round living. Climate conditions vary by elevation and season, creating warm summers, crisp winters, and refreshing seasonal changes. This appealing climate, combined with the property's proximity to town and its location near the mountain foothills, makes it an ideal setting for full-time residence, ranch use, or recreational enjoyment throughout the year. Silver City, nestled in the foothills of the Pinos Altos Mountains, is a historic and vibrant community with roots extending back to prehistoric times. The region was originally inhabited by the Mimbres and Mogollon cultures before later settlement by Spanish explorers and Mexican colonists. Founded in 1870 following the discovery of silver near the San Vicente Cienega, Silver City quickly became a focal point of development in southwest New Mexico. Despite early challenges-including Apache conflicts and periodic flooding-the community endured and evolved into a regional center for culture, education, and commerce. Its history includes a significant role during the Apache Wars and a later transformation into a health resort and educational hub, drawn by the area's clean mountain air and favorable climate. Today, Silver City is celebrated for its low humidity, clear mountain air, and four distinct yet gentle seasons, offering an exceptional quality of life. The town attracts outdoor enthusiasts, artists, and retirees alike, with a lifestyle centered around recreation, culture, and the natural beauty of the surrounding mountains and public lands. Offering & Showings Please call or email today for additional information on this truly unique offering or to schedule a qualified private showing. Financial verification is required prior to all showings. Co-brokers welcome. Area communities driving distance Silver City New Mexico: within 5 minute drive Deming NM: Within an hour's drive Las Cruces New Mexico: within a 2 hour drive Albuquerque: within four hour's drive El Paso Texas: within a 3 hour drive Santa Fe: within 5 hour drive Tucson Az: within a three hour's drive Phoenix Az: within a four hour's drive Major airports to serve with both domestic and international flights are located in El Paso, Tucson, Phoenix, and Albuquerque.

Located in Danville, KY The Farm Inn is a unique hospitality and event property offering rustic charm, scenic countryside views, and endless potential. Ideal for a boutique inn, wedding venue, retreat, or private estate, this established property combines peaceful surroundings with convenient access. A rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind destination in Central Kentucky. Beautiful 26-acre property offers a versatile blend of productive tillable ground and fenced pasture, perfectly suited for horses, cattle, hay production, or crops. The gently rolling terrain provides scenic countryside views and excellent usability, creating a peaceful setting ideal for both agricultural and recreational use. Guests of the inn can enjoy walking trails, open green space, and the quiet charm of the surrounding landscape. With ample room for farming, livestock, outdoor events, or future expansion. Main House-This stunning 7,348 sq. ft. Colonial-style home blends timeless character with extensive modern renovations and additions throughout. Featuring 10 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, 2 full kitchens, multiple dining and living spaces, and several beautiful fireplaces, the property is perfectly suited for a bed & breakfast, boutique inn, or short-term room rentals. Thoughtfully updated while preserving its historic charm, this spacious estate offers exceptional flexibility for hospitality, events, or private residential use. Guest House- A charming 1,200 sq. ft. guest house offers flexible living space with a studio-style layout, full kitchen, and full bath. Ideal for long-term tenants, short-term rentals, guest accommodations, or an event prep building. Cabin 1 and Cabin 2- A pair of beautiful 1,400 sq. ft. guest cabins combines rustic warmth with comfortable living, featuring beautiful pine interior finishes, 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, a cozy loft, full kitchen, and inviting living area. A spacious back deck offers the perfect place to relax and enjoy the peaceful countryside setting. Ideal for short-term rentals, private guest accommodations, or elegant bride and groom suites, this cabin provides both character and income-producing potential. Outbuildings/Barns-The property also features two classic barns and three silos that add incredible character and visual appeal to the grounds. Beyond their charming farmhouse aesthetic, the barns provide excellent storage and functional space for event supplies, equipment, décor, or agricultural use, further enhancing the property's versatility for hospitality, weddings, and special events. This picturesque property offers endless recreational opportunities in a peaceful countryside setting. The gently rolling 26 acres are ideal for walking trails, horseback riding, outdoor gatherings, gardening, and enjoying the scenic beauty of Central Kentucky. With open green space, charming barns, and quiet surroundings, the property creates the perfect retreat for relaxation, weekend escapes, weddings, events, or agritourism experiences just minutes from town, golfing, and the Bourbon Trail. This property is well suited for a variety of agricultural uses, featuring a combination of productive tillable ground and fenced pasture ideal for crops, cattle, horses, or a hobby farm operation. The gently rolling landscape provides excellent usability for grazing, hay production, gardening, or recreational farming, while also offering scenic open space that complements the property's peaceful rural setting. Previously operated as a successful inn from 2010-2019, the property offered guests a true Kentucky experience - waking up to breakfast before being chauffeured in a sprinter van for tours along the famous Bourbon Trail. Today, the property continues to generate income through a combination of long-term and short-term rentals, offering excellent flexibility and proven hospitality potential for future owners. Seller incentives- The sellers are amenable to including up toa $25,000 courtesy sellercredit to buyer at the time of closing. Further, recognizing the uniqueness of the Property and its many uses, the sellers will also consider offers that contemplate partial seller financing.Parties may contact the listing agent to initiate a conversation about the terms and conditions of any such dynamic financing. Kentucky enjoys a moderate four-season climate with warm summers, mild springs and falls, and generally moderate winters. The region is known for its lush green landscapes, rolling countryside, and long growing seasons that are ideal for agriculture, horse farms, and outdoor recreation. Seasonal changes bring colorful autumn foliage, blooming spring scenery, and comfortable conditions for year-round tourism and events. Danville, founded in 1787, is known as the 'Birthplace of Kentucky' because it hosted the conventions that led to Kentucky becoming the 15th state in 1792. Rich in history and preserved architecture, Danville features a vibrant downtown filled with historic buildings, locally owned shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. The city is also home to Centre College, one of the nation's top liberal arts colleges, and is centrally located near Kentucky's famous Bourbon Trail and scenic countryside. Located in Danville, this property offers the perfect balance of peaceful countryside living and convenient access to local amenities. Known for its historic charm, vibrant downtown, and rich Kentucky heritage, Danville is home to unique shops, restaurants, entertainment, and the renowned Bourbon Trail. Centrally positioned in Central Kentucky, the area provides easy access to Lexington, outdoor recreation, and regional attractions while maintaining the quiet appeal of small-town living.

Creekside Estate is a unique 21 acre property located in pristine Millville. Envision sitting on the expansive covered deck, watching the morning dew lift off the meadow, with the sound of two creeks rippling by. Clover Creek greets you as you enter the gated paved drive, winding alongside a custom, two story ranch style home, three car garage and inground pool, continuing to a charming guest house. Also featuring an animal/hay barn, large metal shop and 3 fenced pastures. The property lays at a triangle, with much sought-after Cow Creek on one side and Clover Creek on the other, coming together at the point of the property.  It's like being on a private island! The fishing experience is unsurpassed, with both creeks supporting amazing fisheries including salmon, rainbow trout and bass. Entering this beautiful home through the solid wood double doors, you immediately get a feeling of comfort, as this large open living space displays 'Savanna style' floor to ceiling windows filling the home with natural light. Nicely laid out custom kitchen is part of the main living space and will delight the family cook. The owners' suite has a sitting area, upscale bath and well-designed walk-in closet. Second bedroom with unique built in bookcase and large closet. Upstairs you will find a third bedroom with in-suite bath. Several French doors opening to wonderful entertainment deck wrapping around three sides of home, with views of the well-manicured landscaped yard and inground swimming pool. Within a short stroll of the main home is a well-appointed guest house offering its own private setting. This unique holding is a 'One of a Kind Find', there just isn't anything else like it.

The Custer Legacy Ranch provides a rare combination to today's market. This self-sustaining 23,500+/- acre deeded ranch is a single contiguous block, along with 1,280 acres of state lands lease totaling 24,780 acres. The ranch has extensive water resources, excellent range conditions, productive irrigated fields, and first class hunting for all species.This extraordinary 23,500+/- acre ranch is exactly what a true Montana ranch should look like. Its western boundaries are heavily timbered breaks that feed into lightly timbered, Ponderosa Pine covered coulees. These pine covered coulees feed easterly, down through rolling grassy meadows that lead to a lush riparian habitat along the banks of the Big Horn River. The improvements on the ranch include four homes, one modular and the historic cabin that provide modern living accommodations for employees and guests. The homes have been maintained and updated as needed. Various locations of structures separate the homes and offer privacy for the occupants. There are several outbuildings at the main headquarters that include the following: two open faced buildings that provide protection for farm equipment, a large, heated shop, oil shed, a mill for grinding grains, 6 grain bins totaling 100,000 bushels of storage, a vet barn, a feedlot/working corrals, and scale house. One of the houses is perfectly located along the timbered foothills on the ranch's western boundary, providing easy access to some of Montana's finest elk & mule deer hunting. This set of improvements is approximately 7 miles from the other improvements and includes an additional log barn, granary, shop and a steel building. Improvements: Home 1: Owners Home: 3 bed/3 bath 3240 sq/ft with a 2 car 2544 sq/ft garage. Home 2: Managers House: 4bed/ 3bath, 2064 sq/ft Home 3: Guest Home with 2 bed/2 bath, 1087 sq/ft Home 4: Ranch Hand Home with 4 bed/2bath, 1448 sq/ft. Log Cabin 1bed/1bath and 1028 sq/ft. Heated Shop: 2,000 sq/ft Vet Barn and Scale House with digital scale. Grain Storage: 6 grain bins totaling 100,000 bushels Open Sheds: 2 open pole sheds for equipment 6 Reservoirs 4 spring tanks 12 stock wells 10 pastures with approximately 2,000 Acres each on the West side of highway. 8 Zimmatic Center Pivots 8 Wheel lines For the avid hunter, prepare for an exhilarating adventure, pursuing bull elk, white-tailed deer, mule deer, antelope, pheasants, turkeys, Hungarian partridge, and sharp-tailed grouse. Notably, this ranch is renowned for its world-class waterfowl hunting, setting the stage for thrilling moments in the field. There also has 11 Hunter Blinds strategically placed throughout the ranch. Mature cottonwoods line the famous meandering Bighorn River for miles and fishing adventures are endless. Although the property slightly intersects the river, opportunities abound, including walleye, sauger, smallmouth bass, and catfish downstream from Hardin, and rainbow and brown trout upstream, including world-class fly fishing with guides and outfitters below Bighorn Lake. The diversity of the waters ensures an unforgettable fishing experience from the shore or the boat. Custer Legacy Ranch offers extensive agricultural opportunities. Boasting eight center pivots, eight-wheel lines, gated pipe, and flood irrigation across 1,100± acres, the high-producing soils cultivate a bountiful harvest of corn, small grains, sugar beets, and alfalfa. The Ranch has extensive water rights that run with the property and also has shares of the Victory Ditch. The ranch is well-maintained and is easy to own and operate. The current owners have offset costs with a farming lease and cattle grazing and have managed the ranch with an emphasis on wildlife productivity while maintaining the natural beauty of the landscape. Pride of ownership is evident throughout the ranch, and the property shares state land boundaries for additional recreation opportunities. The previous owners, T.L. Kemph had a vision and a plan. He had the vision to enlarge his property and was able to purchase land as it came up for sale, creating this heritage ranch which encompasses land from the Big Horn River to Interstate 94. The Kempsinstalled the first pivot sprinklers in the State of Montana and were one of the first livestock producers to introduce Simmental cattle to this area. The current owner has expanded the farm ground by adding three new pivots over the last two years. The Custer Legacy Ranch is a unique farm and ranch, conveniently located 9 miles south of Interstate 94 and 22 miles north of Interstate 90, providing easy transportation of commodities. Due to its vast size, this ranch is located in both Yellowstone and Big Horn Counties. The small community of Custer is located approximately 11 miles north via Highway 47 while Montana's largest city is approximately 65 miles away. Billings, population 110,000, has an international airport, multiple hospitals, and all the amenities needed to provide the necessary products and equipment for operating the farm and ranch. Rarely do we see trophy-caliber ranches like this come to market. The Custer Legacy Ranch has all the desirable features, with unmatched privacy and scenic beauty combined with remarkable conservation and wildlife values. These features and a location only one hour from the Billings make the Custer Legacy Ranch a standout property in the current ranch market.

New Haven Ranch is a 2,422±-acre cattle and hunting ranch northwest of Hulett, Wyoming, featuring 2,182± deeded acres and 260± acres of BLM lease. Rolling pine-covered ridges, timbered draws, native-grass pastures, TL Creek, Music Creek, a 7±-acre lake, and numerous reservoirs create exceptional wildlife habitat and productive grazing land. The ranch supports approximately 150-155 cow/calf pairs along with healthy populations of wildlife. The ranch encompasses 2,422± contiguous acres of diverse Black Hills terrain. Elevation changes create a landscape of timbered ridges, sweeping valleys, open grasslands, productive hay meadows, and sheltered creek bottoms. The diversity of the terrain is one of the ranch's defining characteristics, providing both operational functionality and exceptional wildlife habitat. Situated within the Wyoming Black Hills, the ranch is covered with healthy stands of mature Ponderosa pine, Burr oak, and other native trees that provide cover for wildlife and contribute to the property's scenic appeal. Timbered ridges and drainages create natural travel corridors, bedding areas, and protection from the elements, while open meadows and native grass pastures provide quality forage for both livestock and game. Two primary drainages, TL Creek and Music Creek, wind through the ranch, carrying seasonal water and further enhancing the property's habitat and water resources. The combination of timber, water, grass, and topographic diversity creates a landscape that supports a wide range of agricultural and recreational uses. Water is one of the ranch's standout features. Near the center of the property sits a beautiful 7±-acre lake that serves as both an outstanding fishery and an important water source for wildlife. Additional reservoirs are scattered throughout the ranch, ensuring dependable water distribution and supporting healthy populations of wildlife across the property. Whether your goal is to operate a productive cattle ranch, pursue quality hunting opportunities, or own a private retreat in the Wyoming Black Hills, New Haven Ranch offers the resources and character to do it all. The improvements at New Haven Ranch reflect the property's working heritage and are both functional and inviting. The headquarters is anchored by a spacious lodge that serves equally well as a family retreat, hunting headquarters, or ranch residence. The lodge features a large dining area designed for gathering family, friends, or hunting guests after a day spent working cattle or exploring the ranch. The home offers five bedrooms and five and one-half bathrooms, including three en-suite bathrooms, providing ample space and privacy for owners and guests alike. Comfortable and functional, the lodge is well-suited for everything from family gatherings and hunting camps to corporate retreats while maintaining the character expected of a Wyoming ranch. Three guest cabins complement the main lodge and provide additional lodging for visitors. Offering a rustic Wyoming living experience, the cabins blend naturally into the surrounding landscape while providing comfortable accommodations for family, guests, or hunting parties. Their western character and practical layout make them a natural extension of the ranch headquarters and enhance the property's ability to host larger gatherings and extended stays. Supporting improvements include a 50 x 170 Quonset that provides substantial storage for hay, equipment, and ranch supplies. Livestock facilities include a functional set of corrals and a round pen designed for efficient cattle handling. Dog kennels with an indoor shelter provide an added benefit for bird hunters, outfitters, or anyone utilizing working dogs on the ranch. The improvements are practical, well-maintained, and ready to support both ranch operations and recreational use. Also available is an additional owner's residence situated on approximately 5 acres adjacent to the ranch headquarters. The two-story home features 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, along with an open-concept kitchen, dining, and living area designed for comfortable everyday living and entertaining. The property is currently being offered separately with an asking price of $350,000 and presents an excellent opportunity for additional owner, manager, or guest accommodations. New Haven Ranch offers exceptional year-round recreational opportunities and is particularly known for its outstanding hunting. The combination of native grasslands, timbered ridges, secluded draws, abundant water, diverse terrain, and abundant burr oak habitat creates ideal conditions for wildlife to thrive year-round. The ranch's burr oaks produce a valuable acorn crop that serves as an important seasonal food source for deer, elk, turkeys, and numerous other wildlife species. The ranch supports healthy populations of both mule deer and white-tailed deer. Diverse habitat, reliable water sources, and quality cover create ideal conditions for deer to thrive year-round while providing excellent hunting opportunities. Elk regularly utilize the ranch throughout the year. Located in the heart of the Black Hills region, the property sits within an area well known for strong elk populations and quality hunting opportunities. Merriam's turkeys are abundant across the ranch. The combination of quality habitat, dependable water, and abundant food sources supports strong turkey numbers and consistent spring hunting opportunities. Fishing is another highlight of the property. The 7±-acre lake, along with additional ponds throughout the ranch, offers excellent fishing opportunities. The current ownership has consistently stocked these waters for many years, helping maintain healthy fish populations and creating another enjoyable aspect of ranch ownership. The combination of high-quality habitat, dependable water, diverse forage resources, and thoughtful management has created a property that supports wildlife year-round and offers recreational opportunities that rival those of many larger ranches in northeastern Wyoming.   New Haven Ranch is a well-balanced and highly functional cattle operation that has benefited from careful stewardship for more than three decades. The ranch is supported by an extensive water distribution system consisting of 15 concrete stock tanks supplied by a pipeline network that provides dependable water throughout the property. Numerous reservoirs supplement the system and help ensure consistent water availability. Cross-fencing and interior ranch roads allow for efficient rotational grazing and straightforward livestock management. The road system provides excellent access throughout the ranch and contributes significantly to operational efficiency. The ranch is rated to support approximately 130 cow/calf pairs without utilizing the hay meadows for grazing. When the hay meadows are incorporated into the grazing program, the ranch can support approximately 150-155 cow-calf pairs. As is typical throughout the region, winter feed supplementation is required. Historically, the ranch has also supported approximately 450-500 yearlings during the summer grazing season. Approximately 250 acres of improved hay meadows provide supplemental winter feed production and can also be utilized as winter pasture. Combined with the ranch's native grass resources and water infrastructure, these meadows contribute significantly to the ranch's overall productivity and carrying capacity. Water is one of the most important assets of New Haven Ranch. An extensive pipeline system supplies 15 concrete stock tanks strategically located throughout the property, ensuring reliable water distribution for livestock and wildlife even during dry years. Numerous reservoirs, ponds, the 7± acre lake, and seasonal flows within TL Creek and Music Creek further strengthen the ranch's water profile. The combination of developed water infrastructure and natural water resources contributes significantly to both the ranch's agricultural productivity and wildlife habitat. No mineral rights will transfer with the sale of the property. New Haven Ranch is an exceptional 2,422± acre cattle and hunting ranch located northwest of Hulett, Wyoming, in the heart of the Wyoming Black Hills. Consisting of 2,182± deeded acres and 260± acres of BLM lease, the ranch combines productive native grass country, dependable water resources, quality improvements, and outstanding wildlife habitat into a property that is equally suited for ranching and recreation. Rolling pine-covered ridges, timbered draws, productive hay meadows, and expansive grasslands define the landscape. Healthy stands of Ponderosa pine blanket much of the ranch, creating the rugged character that makes this region of Wyoming so desirable. Since acquiring the property in 1999, the current ownership has taken great pride in managing the ranch's grass, water, and wildlife resources. Their stewardship is evident throughout the property, which today supports approximately 150-155 cow/calf pairs while maintaining exceptional habitat for elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, and Merriam's turkeys. The Hulett area experiences a classic high plains climate with four distinct seasons and wide temperature swings throughout the year. Summers are warm and pleasant, with average highs reaching approximately 85 degrees in July, while winters are cold, with temperatures averaging near 30 degrees during January and February. The Black Hills landscape receives slightly more moisture than the surrounding prairie country, contributing to the healthy Ponderosa pine forests and productive native grasslands found throughout the region. Annual precipitation averages approximately 23 inches and supports the area's hay production, livestock operations, and wildlife habitat. Winter snowfall provides valuable moisture that replenishes reservoirs, seasonal drainages, and groundwater resources heading into the spring growing season. Overall, the climate is well suited for both cattle production and year-round outdoor recreation. The region is also home to Devils Tower National Monument, whose distinctive silhouette has become one of the most recognizable landmarks in the American West. Combined with the Black Hills, abundant wildlife, and strong ranching heritage, these factors contribute to the unique character that has made northeastern Wyoming one of the most desirable areas in the region for both ranch ownership and outdoor recreation. The New Haven Ranch is rooted in one of northeastern Wyoming's historic ranching communities. Established in the early 1900s, New Haven served as a gathering place for ranch families throughout the region, centered around a general store, post office, schoolhouse, community hall, and cemetery. The general store supplied area residents with everyday necessities while also serving as the community's social hub. In 1928, the community building was constructed and became the center of local life, hosting church services, dances, weddings, funerals, holiday celebrations, and countless community events for generations. While New Haven is no longer an active town, its history remains visible in the community building, cemetery, and surrounding ranchlands, which continue to reflect the area's rich heritage and ranching traditions. These landmarks stand as reminders of the families and hard work that helped shape this corner of Wyoming. Today, New Haven Ranch carries forward that legacy, offering the opportunity to own productive ranchland steeped in the history, traditions, and enduring character of the Wyoming Black Hills. New Haven Ranch is located approximately 19 miles northwest of Hulett, Wyoming, offering an excellent combination of privacy, accessibility, and convenience. Hulett provides dining, fuel, lodging, an award-winning 18-hole golf course, and essential services while maintaining the small-town character that has long defined the Wyoming Black Hills. The ranch is approximately 23 miles from Devils Tower National Monument, one of the most iconic landmarks in the American West. Both Gillette, Wyoming, and Spearfish, South Dakota, are within a convenient driving distance of the ranch, located approximately 62 miles and 71 miles away, respectively. Together, these regional hubs provide access to medical facilities, shopping, equipment suppliers, professional services, dining, entertainment, and commercial air travel. Private air access is available through Hulett Municipal Airport, located approximately 22 miles from the ranch. The airport features a well-maintained 5,500-foot-by-75-foot runway capable of accommodating a wide variety of private aircraft. Additional commercial air service is available through Rapid City Regional Airport. Positioned in the heart of the Wyoming Black Hills, New Haven Ranch offers productive ranch land, exceptional hunting, quality improvements, dependable water resources, and the privacy associated with owning a significant acreage holding in one of the region's most desirable ranching areas.

Encompassing an impressive 44,311± total acres, including 9,006± deeded acres and 35,305± leased acres, The Slater Dixon Ranch is one of the premier ranch offerings in northwestern Colorado and southern Wyoming. Anchored by the renowned Slater Creek watershed, the ranch combines extensive live water, productive hay meadows, quality improvements, abundant wildlife habitat, and expansive grazing resources.The Slater Dixon Ranch spans 9,006± deeded acres across a diverse landscape of productive creek bottoms, irrigated hay meadows, sagebrush benches, oak brush ridges, aspen groves, pine-covered slopes, and high mountain parks. The ranch stretches across both Colorado and Wyoming, offering a remarkable variety of terrain and habitat. From the expansive hay meadows of the Slater Creek valley to the timbered slopes along the base of the Elkhead Mountains, the ranch provides both agricultural productivity and outstanding wildlife habitat. Approximately 2,551± acres of pivot irrigated and ditch/flood irrigated meadows and pastures contribute to the ranch's forage production, while extensive native grass pastures and mountain range support seasonal grazing operations. The combination of creek corridors, productive bottoms, timber, and upland country creates a balanced and highly functional landscape rarely found in a single ownership. The Willow Creek headquarters serves as the operational center of the ranch and is well-equipped to support a large-scale livestock operation. Improvements include three homes, a bunkhouse, two well-designed livestock handling facilities, and a substantial 60 x 130 shop building used for equipment maintenance and storage. The ranch also features the well-known Cantina, offering four guest suites with private bathrooms, a large kitchen, and gathering area suitable for entertaining family, guests, or hunting parties. Additional residences located throughout the ranch include a farmhouse overlooking Slater Creek and a creekside home positioned above the valley floor with sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. The improvements are functional, well-positioned, and support both agricultural and recreational uses. The Slater Dixon Ranch offers exceptional year-round recreational opportunities and supports some of the most diverse wildlife habitat in northwestern Colorado and southern Wyoming. Located within a major elk migration corridor, the ranch hosts substantial resident elk populations while thousands of migratory elk move through the property each fall and winter. Healthy populations of mule deer and pronghorn antelope are found throughout the ranch, along with moose, black bear, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote, sandhill cranes, and numerous other wildlife species. The ranch is particularly well known for its upland bird habitat, supporting populations of sharp-tailed grouse, sage grouse, and dusky grouse. One of the region's most significant sharp-tailed grouse leks is located on the ranch, highlighting the quality of the native habitat and long-term stewardship of the property. The combination of irrigated meadows, creek bottoms, sagebrush benches, oak brush ridges, timbered slopes, and mountain parks creates exceptional habitat diversity that supports wildlife throughout the year. Fishing opportunities are equally impressive. More than eleven miles of Slater Creek, along with Willow Creek, Green Creek, Grizzly Creek, and Douglas Creek, provide miles of private trout water supporting healthy populations of brook trout, brown trout and the occasional cutthroat trout. Deep pools, undercut banks, natural meanders, and healthy riparian habitat create excellent fishing opportunities throughout the ranch. The Slater Dixon Ranch is currently enrolled, together with neighboring ranches, in Colorado's Ranching for Wildlife (RFW) Program, creating access to a managed landscape encompassing more than 80,000 acres of premier big game habitat. Through this cooperative partnership with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, participating landowners work to enhance wildlife habitat through grazing management, water development, timber treatments, and other conservation practices that improve forage quality and overall herd health. For sportsmen, the program provides a unique opportunity to manage and hunt wildlife across a much larger landscape than the deeded ranch alone. The extensive acreage, combined with coordinated habitat improvements and wildlife management, supports healthy populations of elk, pronghorn, and an abundance of trophy-quality mule deer. The ranch and surrounding landscape are known for producing mature mule deer, with excellent genetics, habitat diversity, and management practices contributing to exceptional age class and antler quality. Combined with strong elk and pronghorn numbers, the ranch offers outstanding big game hunting opportunities across a vast and well-managed landscape. One of the most significant benefits of the program is the enhanced hunting opportunity afforded to participating landowners. Ranching for Wildlife properties benefit from improved access to big game tags and extended hunting seasons designed to maximize wildlife management objectives and hunting quality. Current season structures generally allow hunting opportunities from September 1 through January 31, providing an exceptionally long season and the ability to hunt during multiple phases of animal movement, migration, and rut activity. These extended seasons, coupled with the scale of the managed landscape, create opportunities rarely available on traditional private ranches. In addition to habitat benefits and hunting opportunities, participating landowners receive management tools designed to enhance both wildlife quality and recreational enjoyment. Enrollment in the Ranching for Wildlife Program is voluntary and subject to Colorado Parks and Wildlife requirements, but the ranch's current participation offers a future owner the opportunity to continue benefiting from one of Colorado's most successful wildlife management partnerships while enjoying access to more than 80,000 acres managed specifically for wildlife conservation and quality hunting. While the ranch is presently enrolled in the program, participation is voluntary, and a future owner may choose to continue enrollment, modify participation as allowed by program guidelines, or pursue alternative wildlife management strategies. Buyers are encouraged to consult directly with Colorado Parks and Wildlife regarding current program requirements, benefits, and enrollment opportunities. Beyond hunting and fishing, the ranch offers extensive recreational opportunities throughout the year. An established internal road system provides excellent access for horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, UTV exploration, wildlife viewing, and snowmobiling. Combined with direct access to nearby public lands and the scenic backdrop of the Elkhead Mountains and Slater Creek Valley, The Slater Dixon Ranch offers an exceptional blend of recreation, wildlife, and outdoor enjoyment across all seasons. Operated as a very productive cattle ranch, The Slater Dixon Ranch combines irrigated hay production, native grass pasture, and mountain grazing resources into a highly functional agricultural operation. Productive hay meadows, center-pivot irrigation systems, and extensive grazeable acres provide a strong forage base for livestock. The ranch is further enhanced by approximately 35,305± leased acres consisting of state and federal grazing permits and allotments that expand the ranch's operational footprint to approximately 44,311± total acres. Existing grazing permits and allotments contribute significantly to the carrying capacity and efficiency of the operation, making the ranch well-positioned for continued livestock production. Grazing Permits/Allotments BLM: Jack Rabbit Creek 04032 (0503944) - 2,192 Acres BLM: Peak 7308 04032 (0500470) - 1,182 Acres BLM: Four Mile 04511 (0500464) - 2,565 Acres CO State: Bakers Peak 46412 - 160 Acres WY State: 3-7071 - 640 Acres US Forest Service: (CO) Stewardship R10344 - 12,802 Acres US Forest Service: (WY) Roaring Fork S & G Allotment - 15,764 Acres (Not on Map) Water is one of the defining attributes of The Slater Dixon Ranch. More than eleven miles of Slater Creek flow through the ranch, creating productive riparian habitat and providing a reliable water source for livestock and wildlife. Additional live water resources include Willow Creek, Green Creek, Grizzly Creek, Crawford Creek and Douglas Creek. The ranch controls valuable senior water rights, including ownership in the number one rights on both Slater Creek and Willow Creek. Elk Lake (OVO Reservoir), which encompasses approximately 22 acres and stores up to 442 acre-feet of water, provides valuable late-season irrigation and stock water. Numerous springs, ponds, wells, and sub-irrigated meadows further enhance the ranch's water resources and overall productivity. 378 Acres +/- Pivot Irrigated 2,173 Acres +/- Ditch/Flood Irrigated Located in the transition zone between the Rocky Mountains and the high sagebrush country of northwestern Colorado and southern Wyoming, The Slater Dixon Ranch benefits from a four-season climate that supports both agriculture and recreation. Warm summers provide excellent growing conditions for hay production and livestock grazing, while cooler evenings and mountain influences create comfortable conditions throughout much of the year. Winter snowfall in the surrounding mountains contributes to annual runoff and helps sustain the region's streams, reservoirs, and irrigated meadows. Nearby mountain ranges average approximately 154 inches of snowfall annually, providing excellent snowpack and contributing to the region's valuable water resources. Winters bring snow-covered valleys and mountain landscapes, while spring and summer produce lush meadows, flowing streams, and productive grazing conditions. The crisp fall season is highlighted by changing aspen groves, active wildlife movement, and ideal weather for ranching and outdoor recreation. The area's combination of elevation, water resources, abundant sunshine, and diverse habitat supports healthy wildlife populations and productive agricultural operations year after year.   Northwest Colorado is surrounded by endless beauty and filled with history. The nearest towns include Slater, Craig, Hayden, and Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The Slater Dixon Ranch is 45 minutes from Yampa Valley Regional Airport. The nearby town of Dixon, Wyoming, has a private airport with a 7000 x 75 ft runway just minutes from the ranch. The town of Steamboat Springs is located at 6,732 ft in elevation in Colorado's Yampa Valley. The area is known for receiving more than 300 days of sunshine annually and for its renowned Champagne Powder snow. It is home to the Howelsen Hill ski area and the Steamboat Ski Resort. Not only is Steamboat known for its legendary skiing & snowboarding, but the nearby hot springs are therapeutic in nature, especially after a long day on the slopes. Located near the city center, the long-standing Old Town Hot Springs is equipped with swimming, soaking pools, and water slides. This experience is worthwhile and fun for all ages.

Embrace California's western heritage on the historic Albright Ranch, a 110-acre working cattle ranch located in Somerset, El Dorado County. This property features a 1940's vintage ranch house, large barn, workshop, greenhouse, guest house, pear orchard, multiple water wells, 2-acre bass pond, and is fully fenced and crossfenced. The gently rolling terrain has mature oaks, pines, and open grasslands suitable for a wide variety of wildlife.The Albright Ranch is a 110-acre cattle ranch located in Somerset, California. Once a portion of the historic Meyer Ranch nearby, the ranch is situated between the North and Middle Forks of the Consumnes River. The ranch is a short 20 minute drive to Placerville to the north and Jackson to the South. Sitting at an elevation of approximately 2,400 feet, the gently rolling hills of the ranch provide mature native oaks, conifers, and open grasslands suitable for a wide variety of livestock and wildlife. Water is abundant on the ranch with multiple natural springs, a year-round pond, and several productive water wells. Located in the Fairplay AVA wine growing region and surrounded by neighboring vineyards, the ranch's favorable soils may have the potential for planting a vineyard, expanded fruit orchard, or other crops. The Ranch is under an active Williamson Act conservation contract. The Albright Ranch features a 1940's vintage ranch house with 2,439 sq ft, 4-plus bedrooms, 3 full baths, and a large outdoor deck. The detached 1,300 sq ft garage and workshop provides plenty of room for tools, equipment, and toys. Within the ranch house complex, a large 1,800 sq ft barn includes a tackroom, hay storage, office, and blacksmith shop. Attached to the barn is 6 enclosed and covered horse stalls. A corral provides an area to contain and sort livestock, and includes a squeeze chute. Nearby is a 450 sq ft greenhouse to exercise your green thumb. The Ranch also includes a 1,800 sq foot manufactured home suitable for a rental, guest house, or onsite housing for a hired hand. There are multiple water wells that provide domestic water to the ranch and to the livestock. The 1-acre orchard is planted in mature Asian Pears. The natural springs on the ranch feed an approximate 2-acre year-round bass pond behind an earthen dam. Several other smaller seasonal ponds with dams are located throughout the property. The Ranch is fully fenced along the perimeter and crossfenced creating multiple pastures. The interior of the Ranch is accessible via a network of roads and trails that brings visitors through open grasslands, oak woodlands, and mixed conifer forest. Perfect for between-the-ears trail rides on horseback or on ATVs. For the hunter, the varied terrain and vegetation offers excellent habitat for for wildlife including wild turkey and blacktail deer. The 2-acre spring-fed pond is the perfect opportunity to get a line wet and reel in a bass. Within just a short drive, the lands of the El Dorado National Forest, with thousands of acres to explore, hundreds of miles of trails, cold mountain streams, and high-country alpine lakes, is a outdoorsman's paradise. The Albright Ranch is primarily used currently for cattle grazing on its open grasslands and woodlands. Situated in the Fairplay AVA, the upper portion of the ranch along Grizzly Flat Road was once planted in wine grapes and currently features a small 1-acre Asian Pear orchard and several large walnut trees near the ranch house. With it rich soils and plentiful water, the Ranch can support a variety of agricultural uses and is subject to an active Williamson Act conservation contract. Somerset, California, is located in the Sierra Foothills and experiences a climate defined by its elevation, with warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters. This seasonal variety supports a range of outdoor activities, from hiking and water sports to wine tasting and camping. Outdoor activities: Hiking and trails The Sly Park Recreation Area is a key destination near Somerset, offering an 8.5-mile loop trail around Jenkinson Lake suitable for hiking, walking, and mountain biking. The area also features a popular waterfall. The Eldorado National Forest borders the area and provides numerous trails for more extensive hiking. For an easy, scenic hike, an unnamed trail leads to a waterfall on Mormon Emigrant Trail and offers swimming opportunities in the cold water during warm weather. Cronan Ranch Regional Trails Park, slightly further afield, offers trails with views of the American RiverWater recreation Jenkinson Lake, within Sly Park Recreation Area, is a hub for water activities. Visitors can enjoy swimming, fishing, and boating, with boat rentals available. The South Fork American River offers opportunities for whitewater rafting, particularly during the late spring and summer months. Camping The region has several campgrounds, including locations near Jenkinson Lake at Sly Park Recreation Area and KOA sites that cater to both tent campers and RVs. Wine tasting and vineyard tours As part of the Fair Play American Viticultural Area (AVA), Somerset is surrounded by vineyards that offer outdoor tasting experiences. Wineries often have scenic grounds and patios where guests can relax and enjoy the scenery. Saluti Cellars offers unique EquWine Experiences, combining horseback riding through the vineyards with wine tasting. Climate and seasonal features Summer: The summer months are warm and dry, with average high temperatures reaching into the low 90s °F (around 33 °C) in July. The higher elevation means evenings are much cooler, which is beneficial for both camping and grape growing. Autumn: The weather in the fall is mild, and the changing foliage creates a scenic landscape for outdoor activities. Wine harvest festivals are a popular attraction during this time. Winter: Winters are cool and wet, with December being one of the coldest and wettest months. Rain and cooler temperatures mean fewer crowds and a peaceful atmosphere. Spring: Spring brings mild temperatures and vibrant wildflowers, creating ideal conditions for hiking and exploring. The town of Somerset, California, was founded in the mid-19th century during the Gold Rush as a trading post. In the modern era, it has become known as a peaceful wine-growing region in the Sierra Nevada foothills. Early history and Gold Rush era Establishment: Somerset was settled in 1856 by former residents of Somerset, Ohio, who named the new community after their hometown. Trading post: In its early years, Somerset served as a small but important trading stop for miners and others traveling to nearby mining towns like Grizzly Flat, Fair Play, and Indian Diggings. The Somerset Hotel: Around 1864, the Somerset Hotel was a prominent local landmark and featured in an important story in El Dorado County's history. It was a site connected to the infamous Bullion Bend stagecoach robbery, which took place nearby. Pony Express trail: Some historical accounts suggest the area was traversed by the Pony Express. The nearby community of Meyers was a registered Pony Express station. The Albright Ranch is located in Somerset, El Dorado County, California. It sits just 20 minutes south of Placerville and 40 minutes north of Jackson off of Grizzly Flat Road. Sacramento and the Sacramento International Airport are approximately 1 hour away to the west. Lake Tahoe is a 1 hour 20 minute drive to the east.

Summary: This unique river property has been meticulously cared for and designed to accentuate the property's features. A showcase of 'live water', the land is framed by the clear waters of the Brazos River to the south and spring-fed Iron Creek to the east. The playland is poised for family fun, events and large gatherings. Perched on adjacent corners of the bluff are two exquisite homes with all the modern amenities yet nostalgic enough to capture the ranch and riverfront lifestyle. Shaded by old growth pecan trees and located between the two houses is a fully fenced and professionally constructed pickleball court. Within walking distance is an conference center/entertainment venue awaiting your large groups, corporate or wedding events, family fun, laughter, and maybe even some off pitch late night singing on the karaoke sound system. Closer to the river's edge, and a short walk down the cascading walkway is an air-conditioned Teepee! A firepit adorns the center of the teepee for those cooler nights under the central Texas stars. This legacy asset is set to entertain parties of all sizes with something for everyone. Brazos River & Iron Creek: What a collection of live water! Properties with live water are becoming increasingly harder to find, and not only does Pecan Bluff offer 736' of highly sought after Brazos River frontage, but also a quarter mile of frontage along scenic Iron Creek, a spring-fed tributary of the Brazos River. These flowing streams offer outstanding recreational opportunities for fishing, swimming, kayaking/canoeing, or simply sitting in the shade of one of the many large pecan trees and listening to the water as it ripples by. Structural Improvements: The River House, completely renovated in 2015, is a beautifully crafted and decorated 2,580 square foot home with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, perched on a bluff overlooking the river and river bottom area. No expense was spared on the interior finishes or décor, with a warm and inviting feel. Perfect for entertaining both indoors and out, a large multi-level deck on the back of the river house offers numerous unique sitting areas and gathering spots to take in the sights and sounds of the river. Light the pit and warm up the hot tub for those cool, starlit nights, or better yet, step inside a large custom canvas teepee where both young and old can find their inner child by gathering inside and sharing stories from the past. The Creek House, as you might have guessed, was constructed in 2015 on a bluff that overlooks Iron Creek. This 2,649 square foot, 3 bed and 2.5 bath home offers elegant finishes and spacious comfort for those who lodge here. Once again, no expense has been spared, nor detail overlooked in creating this sanctuary in the country. Outside, you'll find a large swimming pool, a rock-lined hot tub, an outdoor kitchen, and plenty of patio space for entertaining family and friends at your private retreat. Vacation Rental Income Potential: Both the River House and Creek House have generated significant income as vacation rentals. Their prime location, luxurious amenities, and unique charm make them highly sought-after by vacationers seeking an unforgettable experience along the Brazos River. This established income stream provides a compelling financial benefit, enhancing the property's appeal as both a lifestyle asset and an investment opportunity. Should the new owner wish to explore the rental income potential further, additional details can be made available upon request. Conference Center - Entertainment Venue: For large events or family gatherings, Pecan Bluff on the Brazos offers first-class accommodation and a 5,000 square foot saloon themed conference center/entertainment venue. Constructed in 2015, the venue comes complete with a full saloon-style bar, shuffleboard, pinball machines, ping pong tables, and men's and women's restrooms. It is ideal for dining, hosting corporate meetings and events, fam

This 91-acre parcel is conveniently located just off the I-15 exit ramp in beautiful Cascade, Montana. The property can be used for various purposes, including a subdivision, storage units, cattle grazing, and marketing opportunities. It is situated only 30 minutes from Great Falls, which has a population of 60,000, and one hour from Helena, with a population of 35,000.The property is located just off Interstate 15, with easy access from a county frontage road. This can be used for cattle grazing, farming, building, developing, or subdividing. Incredible views of the Big Belt Mountains. This also currently comes with a 160-acre lease from the state of Montana, giving you more acres to recreate on. The Missouri River runs right through Cascade, offering world-class fishing, swimming, and boating just minutes away. The Big Belt Mountains are also nearby, providing excellent hunting and hiking opportunities. Additionally, the Rocky Mountain Front is only an hour away, giving you endless outdoor recreational options. The property is situated just off I-15 in Cascade, MT. Cascade is a beautiful small town located on the Missouri River. It is only 20 minutes from Great Falls and Great Falls International Airport, and just an hour away from Helena, the state capital.