Sinbad Ranch | A Rare Western Legacy
One of the last places where the cows can still come home.
Set among the dramatic red-rock canyons of western Colorado, Sinbad Ranch encompasses approximately 2,000 acres of exceptional hunting, agricultural, and recreational land along the Colorado-Utah border. With summer National Forest and winter BLM grazing permits, strong irrigation rights, a 54-acre pivot-irrigated alfalfa field, three natural springs, and a private lake, the ranch offers an extraordinary combination of productivity and wildlife habitat.
Bordering the Manti-La Sal National Forest, Sinbad provides immediate access to thousands of acres of public land while offering exceptional trophy mule deer and elk hunting on the ranch itself. Towering mesas, timbered draws, irrigated fields, and rugged canyons create a truly exceptional sporting environment.
Two residences, extensive livestock facilities, barns, workshops, fencing, roads, and equipment make Sinbad turnkey and ready to operate. Adding to its allure is a remarkable Old West history, including its connection to early stagecoach travel and legendary outlaws.
Family-owned for more than 40 years, Sinbad Ranch is a rare offering of land, water, wildlife, history, and income-producing potential. Priced below market value, it represents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a truly irreplaceable Western ranch.

HouseGateway (United States)
Price :
$4,750,000
bedrooms6 bathrooms5 land790.8 ha

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