Property Description
Washington County, Colorado | 80± Acres
This exceptional quarter section of productive eastern Colorado farmland offers a rare opportunity for both agricultural operators and investors seeking a proven income-producing asset. Encompassing 80± acres, the property is turn-key and ready to contribute to an existing farming operation or diversify an agricultural investment portfolio.
The farm consists primarily of highly productive Platner loam soils with 0-3% slopes and a strong history of crop production. Area crops include wheat, milo, millet, and corn, providing flexibility for a variety of farming programs. All tillable acreage is currently leased under a 1/3 landlord, 2/3 tenant crop-share agreement, offering immediate income potential. Annual returns will vary based on crop selection, planted acres, commodity markets, and weather conditions. FSA information is available upon request.
Beyond its agricultural value, the property offers excellent recreational and hunting opportunities. Additional income potential may be realized through a hunting lease.
With productive cropland, recreational appeal, low property taxes, and established income potential, this property presents an outstanding opportunity in Washington County, Colorado.
Property Highlights
80± acres (W2NE1/4 Sec. 31, T1N, R50W)
Predominantly productive Platner loam soils
Strong proven crop production history
Current crop-share lease providing annual income
Potential hunting lease income
Located in Colorado GMU 100
Deer, antelope, upland bird, and small game hunting
Low annual property taxes
For additional information or to schedule a private showing, please contact the listing Land Professional.
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