Colorado Ranches, Farms and Land for Sale
From the Eastern Plains to the mountain valleys and Western Slope, Colorado offers many settings for a rural-property search. Chas. S. Middleton & Son helps buyers and landowners start with the right questions: location, acreage, intended use and the features that matter to the particular property.
Discuss your Colorado search · Explore Colorado regions · Explore metro areas · Sold listing history
Explore Colorado Land by Area
Denver–Aurora & Boulder | Colorado Springs & Pikes Peak | Fort Collins–Loveland & Greeley | Pueblo & Southern Front Range | Grand Junction & Western Colorado
Explore Colorado Regions
Southeast Colorado & the Raton Basin · Eastern Plains · Arkansas Valley & Pueblo · Front Range & Foothills · San Luis Valley · Western Slope & Northwest Colorado · Southwest Colorado & the San Juan Country · Central Mountain Valleys & Upper Arkansas
Colorado Property Opportunities
Contact our team about current Colorado opportunities and your buying or selling goals. The regional and metro guide below can help you describe the area you have in mind. A place appearing in this guide does not mean we currently have a property listed there.
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Explore Colorado’s Ranch & Land Regions
Southeast Colorado & the Raton Basin
Trinidad, Walsenburg and Trinchera connect southern Colorado’s plains, mesas and foothills. Las Animas and Huerfano counties are a useful starting point for a cattle-ranch or recreational-land search. Our Trinchera Creek listing history comes from this part of the state.
Eastern Plains
Northeastern and central-eastern Colorado offer a different setting from the mountain country. Begin with communities such as Sterling, Fort Morgan, Burlington and Limon, then narrow the search by county, acreage and intended agricultural use.
Arkansas Valley & Pueblo
Pueblo, La Junta and Lamar provide starting points for exploring southern Colorado’s river-valley and plains country. Compare each property’s documented water sources, improvements and access with the needs of your operation.
Front Range & Foothills
The corridor from Fort Collins through Denver and Colorado Springs to Pueblo brings metropolitan access into the land-search conversation. Distance from a city alone does not establish suitable access, permitted use or a workable commute.
San Luis Valley
Alamosa, Monte Vista and Del Norte are reference points for this broad southern Colorado valley between the Sangre de Cristo and San Juan mountains. Agricultural buyers should match their plans to the specific property’s documented resources and operating history.
Western Slope & Northwest Colorado
Grand Junction, Montrose, Delta, Craig and Steamboat Springs help orient a search across western Colorado’s varied landscapes. Establish whether the priority is a working ranch, a rural residence or recreational acreage before comparing properties.
Southwest Colorado & the San Juan Country
Durango, Cortez and Pagosa Springs offer starting points for southwest Colorado searches. Ask about elevation, winter access and the practical requirements of managing improvements and livestock in the particular location.
Central Mountain Valleys & Upper Arkansas
Salida, Buena Vista, Cañon City and Westcliffe help orient searches in and around central Colorado’s mountain valleys. Evaluate year-round access and the property’s actual setting rather than relying on a mountain-view description alone.
These are broad search areas with overlapping local names, rather than fixed listing boundaries. Tell us which counties, communities or landscapes best fit your goals.
Land Searches Near Colorado’s Major Metro Areas
Use a city as a starting point, then define the geography that works for you. We can discuss a county-based search or your preferred distance from a community without treating every property in the region as nearby.
Denver–Aurora & Boulder
Start with the Denver region and surrounding rural counties; define your preferred acreage and acceptable distance from the services you use.
Colorado Springs & Pikes Peak
Consider El Paso, Teller and the surrounding plains and foothill areas, with a search shaped by access and your intended use.
Fort Collins–Loveland & Greeley
Use Larimer and Weld counties as starting points for a Northern Colorado acreage, farm or ranch search.
Pueblo & Southern Front Range
Explore Pueblo and the wider southern corridor toward Walsenburg and Trinidad, keeping each property’s location and access distinct.
Grand Junction & Western Colorado
Start with Grand Junction and Mesa County, then broaden toward Delta or Montrose when your search goals call for a wider area.
Colorado Sold Listing History
SOLD · LAS ANIMAS COUNTY
Trinchera Creek Ranch
Located at Trinchera in southeastern Colorado, this approximately 21,955.50-acre ranch is recorded as sold on our website. The archived description documents our exclusive listing and describes creek bottoms, open prairie and timbered mesa slopes.
View the Trinchera Creek Ranch sold listing
Historical listing information describes the property as marketed at that time. It is not an available offering or a statement of the final sale price.
Plan Your Colorado Property Search
Share your target area, acreage range, budget and intended use. Useful details include livestock or farming plans, preferred improvements, seasonal or year-round occupancy, and access requirements. For each property, ask what is documented about water, boundaries, easements, utilities and the rights included in the offering.
Regional references: Colorado Office of Economic Development regional guide and Colorado Tourism Office’s Canyons & Plains guide.