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1,225± ACRES / ORANGE COUNTY, CA California Outdoor Properties
San Juan Capistrano meets Italy on this 1,225-acre ranch and estate. If you ever dreamed of being a gentleman farmer in the hills of Italy without leaving the comfort of Southern California, you have found your place in the Tuscan sun. Lemon orchards and imported Italian olive trees share the contiguous lots with the Tuscan-inspired, 5,000±-square-foot home.
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s we begin the transition from winter weather to warmer days, tiny buds of color are slowly emerging from the cold ground for a glimpse of sunshine. These first signs of spring are celebrated across the nation, where several flowers are honored with festivals and put on grand display in large-scale gardens. You won’t want to miss out on visiting these iconic locations while America is in bloom!
In upstate New York, the arrival of spring can be celebrated at the Lilac Festival, hosted annually at Highland Park in Rochester. As the largest free festival of its kind, it showcases more than 500 varieties of blooming lilacs.
The historic park landscape was designed by Frederick Law Olmstead, who is best known for collaborating on the design of Central Park in New York City. He was instrumental in transforming flower garden design for the wealthy into a broader profession of landscape architecture. In addition to Highland Park, Olmstead also designed Genesee Valley Park and Seneca Park.
The hardy, deciduous shrubs–known for their highly fragrant, four-petal flowers–bloom in colors of white, violet, magenta, lilac, and deep purple between the months of April and June. To flower properly, lilacs require cold winter dormancy, so it’s no wonder that snowy Upstate New York offers one of the best displays!
As you stroll Highland Park through the beautiful flowering bushes, browse the multiple art vendors, or enjoy a concert up on the lawn, the sweet fragrance of springtime will accompany you all day long! This vibrant community event is considered a must-see for the spring, so add it to your bucket list of blooms!
Dubbed the “largest display of daffodils this side of Holland” by Southern Living Magazine, Gibbs Gardens–located in Ball Ground, GA–is truly a staple when celebrating spring flowers! One of the largest private residential gardens in the nation, Gibbs Gardens has been graciously open for public tours since 2012.
The president and founder, Jim Gibbs, grew up surrounded by avid gardeners. His mother was a blue ribbon floral arranger, and other female relatives gardened as well. Mr. Gibbs spent fifteen years traveling to experience gardens of every style and decided to create a legacy of his own. In 1980, Mr. Gibbs purchased a suitable 350±-acre property to bring his vision to life, where he still resides today.
As a representation of rebirth and new beginnings, the daffodil is a classic harbinger of spring. Gibbs Gardens offers a unique experience to stroll through these symbolic flowers on an impressive scale. Over 50 acres are covered in hundreds of varieties of daffodils, totalling over 20 million flowers!
In addition to the yellow trumpet-shaped petals, Gibbs Gardens also features a variety of other flowers, including tulips, cherry blossoms, crepe myrtles, roses, and wildflowers. To round out the experience, the gardens also feature five water lily ponds, a Japanese garden, and even an exact replica of the Monet Bridge!
Native to Texas, the bluebonnet is a beloved symbol of springtime, appearing in fields and along highways from March through April. These delicate sapphire flowers are primarily found in the Texas Hill Country and as far north as Ennis.
Known as the Official Bluebonnet City, Ennis dedicates a month-long celebration to the flower. The Ennis Bluebonnet Trails & Festival features 40 miles of drivable trails, which are some of the oldest in the state. Though blooms can vary year-to-year, the bluebonnets typically peak around the third week of April.
To keep visitors well informed, the Ennis Garden Club monitors the status of the trails and where the best flowers are located, ensuring a positive experience for all. For some of the best photo opportunities set among the bluebonnets, visit Ennis Veterans Memorial Park or Bluebonnet Park, both located on the West Trail.
Additional areas to visit include Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area, where bluebonnets drape the shores of Lake Travis, and Willow City Loop, which is a scenic 13-mile drive through bluebonnet-covered hills.
DAFFODIL PHOTOS COURTESY OF GIBBS GARDENS & THEIR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Once a simple two-day festival celebration, the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival has evolved over the years into a month-long, countywide tradition which showcases millions of vibrant tulips.
Nestled in Skagit County in Mount Vernon, WA, four gardens–totalling over 250 acres–come together to grow spectacular tulips and create a unique experience for both locals and visitors alike.
Tulip Valley Farms offers the largest “u-pick” tulip experience on 15 acres, complete with mini highland cows! For an elevated experience, the farm hosts exclusive Saturday night blooms where visitors can marvel at illuminated tulip fields.
Garden Rosalyn is a countryside-style garden with a pond, mountain views, hand-planted tulips, and a boutique feel. Their displays include red, yellow, and pink tulips to “symbolize the valley’s renewal.”
At Tulip Town, guests can board the famous tractor trolley for a nostalgic ride through the blooming fields, which provides a unique perspective of the colorful landscape. Their expansive indoor market features local artisan goods and fresh-cut tulip bouquets, while their beer garden highlights panoramic views of the gardens and valley.
The iconic RoozenGaarde is a third-generation Dutch farm that spans over 50 acres. Curated by an expert team of master growers, visitors can explore more than 200 colorful varieties of tulips and daffodils at this historic landmark, complete with winding paths and an authentic Dutch windmill!
The picture-perfect landscapes and curated gardens of the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival can only be truly appreciated in person, so mark it on your calendar for this April!
From mid-March to early May, California’s state flower is in full bloom. The bright yellow-orange poppies grow across the state, but can be best appreciated at the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve in the western Mojave Desert. It is considered one of California’s most consistent poppy-bearing areas.
Every spring, the Poppy Reserve comes alive with wildflowers, which can be enjoyed by strolling through eight miles of trails. Orange poppies blanket the hillsides along with goldfield, cream cups, and coreopsis, to create a “mosaic of color.”
Less than thirty minutes east, in Lancaster, CA, the annual California Poppy Festival takes place during mid-April to celebrate the state flower. Lancaster boasts some of the most abundant crops of poppies and honors the flower with live entertainment, rides, festival activities, and food vendors.
Other locations to visit include Saddleback Butte State Park, Carrizo Plain National Monument, Chino Hills State Park, Walker Canyon, and Malibu Creek State Park. The Theodore Payne Foundation Wildflower Hotline is a great resource for those wanting to plan a day to appreciate the golden blossoms, as it provides information on current conditions and the best locations to view them.
From coast to coast, spring transforms the American landscape into a celebration of color. Whether it’s strolling through fragrant lilac gardens in upstate New York, driving scenic bluebonnet trails in Texas, or exploring poppy-covered hills in California, each destination offers a unique way to experience the season in full bloom. As warmer days return, there’s no better time to discover the vibrant blooms and experience community traditions that make spring across the country truly unforgettable.
414± ACRES / GRAND COUNTY, CO
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an Juan Capistrano meets Italy on this 1,225-acre ranch and estate. If you ever dreamed of being a gentleman farmer in the hills of Italy without leaving the comfort of Southern California, you have found your place in the Tuscan sun. Lemon orchards and imported Italian olive trees share the contiguous lots with the Tuscaninspired, 5,000±-square-foot home. Additional residences are favorably located to allow for privacy and contemplation. A short drive from the I-5 at Ortega Highway transports you to the thoughtfully designed landscape and architectural villa, reminiscent of the Mediterranean coast. Over 20,000 Eureka lemon trees, various grapefruit and tangerine trees, and approximately 1,000 Pistoia olive trees comprise the ranch. Details abound with statuaries, ponds, wildlife, a studio, private chapel, wine and cigar lounge, guest and staff quarters the list continues. This unique ranching residence poses endless possibilities for its new owner. Lance Doré, 619-663-9925 & Francine Howard, 619-302-0234.
707-455-4444 | CaliforniaOutdoorProperties.com | info@caoutdoorproperties.com
Fall Run Ranch
3,135± acres // Placer County, CA // $12,950,000
Located 45 minutes from Sacramento in Placer County, Fall Run Ranch is a legacy agricultural property protected by a conservation easement, ensuring permanent working farmland. Water resources are exceptional: enough water from the Nevada Irrigation District to irrigate 771 acres of crops and pasture, 2.5 miles of year-round Raccoon Creek, three storage ponds, vernal pools, and established water rights. Infrastructure includes four homes, multiple barns, livestock facilities, and an electrified shop. A 57-acre building envelope allows future homesites and a boutique livestock processing facility. Extensive riparian restoration has been completed. This is a rare, generational land opportunity in one of California’s fastest-growing regions. Todd Renfrew, 707-455-4444.
4,872± acres // Lassen County, CA // $10,999,999
Located 40 minutes north of Reno, NV, and five miles south of Doyle, CA, the historic Constantia Ranch spans approximately 4,872.24 acres along Hwy 395 in Lassen County. The ranch includes 1,325 irrigated acres that are supported by twelve center pivots, one lateral pivot, four-wheel lines, and six agricultural wells with variable frequency drives. An additional 3,547 acres consist of productive pasture. The main homestead sits at approximately 4,400 feet in elevation and features a 4,072-square-foot primary residence and a caretaker’s home. Extensive ranch improvements further support the property’s strong water resources and turnkey agricultural infrastructure. Scott Ulch, 775-240-3668 & Todd Renfrew, 707-455-4444.
6,863± acres // Monterey County, CA // $8,700,000 Chris Bailey, 831-277-8344 & Todd Renfrew, 707-455-4444
61± acres // Tehama County, CA // $1,895,000 Scott Soder, 530-727-7572
818± acres // Mariposa County, CA // $3,499,000 Ed Perry, Brandon Kehoe, Janet DeLeo, & Jeremy Pabst, 707-455-4444
1,640± acres // Riverside County, CA // $7,890,000 Calvin Lee Farris, 619-201-1923 & Lance Doré, 619-663-9925
5± acres // Colusa County, CA // $1,450,000 Glenn Demuth, 707-372-8103
legance meets mountains with this exquisite log and stone lodge on 161± private acres of high alpine terrain! This magnificent 8,000±-square-foot mountain retreat has no restrictions or covenants and is located in Southern Colorado near La Veta and Cuchara. It is set in an unspoiled high alpine area with views of the Spanish Peaks and Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Built by one of Arizona’s premiere custom home builders, heart and soul was poured into every detail. A stone entry leads into the great room, which is flanked by massive timber vigas, vaulted ceilings, and stone floors. The lodge features stone accents throughout and includes five stone propane fireplaces, the most magnificent of which is located in the great room. A wet
bar adjoins the great room with a wall of windows. Here, sightings of elk, wild turkey, deer, or the occasional black bear are possible, especially when surrounded by 4,000± acres of private ranch land. The main lodge consists of three bedrooms and four baths, with a library, office, wine cellar, and theatre. The guest house offers two bedrooms, three baths, a kitchen, and a living room with a stone fireplace, as well as a six-car garage with RV bay. The main lodge has an attached, oversized, three-car garage with plenty of storage. This incredible property is designed for family gatherings and entertaining with its chef’s kitchen, equipped with Wolf six-burner stove, dual
ovens, subzero refrigerator, two granite islands, and bar stool seating area that opens to the dining area with yet another stone fireplace. Sliding glass doors lead to a covered Trex deck with a built-in grill for outside cooking and enjoyment. The primary bedroom has large stone fireplace and bath with two separate granite countertops, raised soaking tub with fireplace, walk-in shower, and huge walk-in closet. Outside the primary bedroom is a sunken hot tub under the covered deck. Whiskey Springs Ranch is a retreat like none other and a must-see! Ranch with 89± acres for $2,950,000. Ranch with 161.49 acres for $3,500,000.
730 PANADERO LOOP, CUCHARA, CO 81055
0.5± ACRES / COLORADO / HUERFANO COUNTY
This magnificent, 3,160-square-foot log lodge features three bedrooms, three baths, and a stunning loft overlooking the great room. The great room is characterized by a wall of windows, massive stone wood-burning fireplace, vaulted T&G ceiling, and grand log staircase. Water based board heat and a solid log exterior make this an energy efficient lodge. The primary bedroom is located on main floor with en-suite, five-piece bath including jacuzzi tub with stone accents. The kitchen features slate counter tops and island with beautiful stone flooring. Two massive bedrooms upstairs provide privacy and views of the surrounding mountains. The lodge backs up to San Isabel National Forest and is an elk migration pathway. The surrounding lot and forest area have been fire mitigated, and the lodge is located within walking distance of Cuchara Mountain ski area. $925,000.
82 EMERALD LANE, CUCHARA, CO 81055
0.5± ACRES / COLORADO / HUERFANO COUNTY
This custom designed log home—with unobstructed views of the Sangre de Cristo’s Culebra Mountain Range—backs up to San Isabel National Forest. Located within five miles of Blue and Bear Lakes and within 10 miles of Monument Lake, this property is perfect for fishing enthusiasts. Inside the home, a wall of windows captures breathtaking high alpine views The great room features an open floor plan—encompassing the dining area with antler chandelier giving custom elegance—and a kitchen with quartz countertops, stainless appliances, and propane stove. On the main level, two large bedrooms blend luxury and livability with vaulted ceilings and windows looking out to forest, while an additional bedroom is located on the lower level. A family room with pool table, a three-quarter bath, laundry room, and oversized one-car garage are found at walkout level. Enjoy a soak in the hot tub on the private deck as deer meander by. Firewise area. $695,000.
24030
221± ACRES / COLORADO / LAS ANIMAS COUNTY
Nestled on an expansive 221-acre paradise, Dulce Villa Ranch offers unparalleled hunting and recreational opportunities, making it a dream retreat for outdoor enthusiasts. With abundant deer and elk roaming the land—along with the potential to run horses, bison, or cattle—this estate is a rare gem for those seeking a blend of adventure and rural charm, without covenants or restrictions. This home features a striking two-story stone fireplace, complete with a built-in pizza oven; four spacious bedrooms, and four well-appointed bathrooms, with plenty of room for privacy and comfort. Over 2,000-square-feet of deck space makes entertaining a breeze. The oversized three-car garage includes an unfinished loft, offering additional space for storage or future expansion. A fully self-contained, 960-square-foot greenhouse—equipped with its own bathroom and a recirculating water system—is perfect for year-round gardening or sustainable living. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Spanish Peaks and the South Snowy Ranch from this one-of-a-kind ranch. An assumable VA loan at 2.625 percent interest rate is available for qualified buyers. $1,695,000.
1325 PRIMAVERA PLACE, LA VETA, CO 81055
35± ACRES / COLORADO / HUERFANO COUNTY
This magnificent 4,08 6 -square-foot log home sits on 35.96 acres with four bedrooms, and two-and-a-half baths. Built in 2018 with meticulous detail throughout, it features granite counter tops, stacked stone wood-burning fireplace, rustic beams, and vaulted T&G ceilings. Piney Ridge Ranch is a gated community known for being a wildlife corridor. Enjoy spectacular views of the Spanish Peaks, Sangre de Cristo Mountain range, and Mount Maestes from the property. Dike walls radiate from the Spanish Peaks, creating a natural stone boundary on the east, and there is a seasonal creek that crosses the property. Other features include flagstone walkways and patio, three-car garage with RV bay, and a Lopi woodstove with additional kitchen in the walkout basement. $1,297,500.
JACKY CHRISTIAN
719-469-4545
jacky@capturecolorado.com
$1,075,000 14407 COUNTY ROAD 18 1/2
Located in Fort Lupton, CO.
$2,850,000 727 E 27TH STREET
$1,475,000 427 WILDERNESS RIDGE WAY
$950,000 291 NEWELL DRIVE
1.64± ACRES / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY
This custom log home delivers iconic Colorado living with sweeping foothill views, mountain character, and modern comfort. With nearly 3,000-square-feet, a detached heated shop, and unbeatable trail access, this rare retreat blends lifestyle, scenery, and functionality just minutes from Loveland.
$695,000 4952 S COUNTY ROAD 29
6± ACRES / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY
This raised-ranch home boasts sweeping foothill views and is located just outside Loveland and Berthoud. It features vaulted tongue-and-groove ceilings, two wood-burning fireplaces, a large front porch, horse area, and storage building. Enjoy proximity to Carter Lake and Downtown Loveland.
$250,000 805 MEADOWS DRIVE
5± ACRES / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY
Experience five acres of mountain beauty with panoramic views and direct access to Roosevelt National Forest. Featuring a private well, septic, and year-round access, this property is ready for your RV, cabin, or future dream home, surrounded by Colorado’s natural splendor.
$1,215,000
681 BITTERROOT GULCH ROAD
35± ACRES / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY
Experience true Colorado living on this 35-acre foothills property, located just 40 minutes from downtown Loveland. This updated 3,194-square-foot home borders Roosevelt National Forest and features a remodeled kitchen, new roof, solar-powered outbuilding, and seasonal pond.
$375,000 9316 TAWNY LYNX ROAD
40± ACRES / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY
This private 40-acre retreat in Redstone Canyon boasts sweeping views, abundant wildlife, and an ideal setting for year-round living or weekend getaway. The retreat is located near scenic trails and is just minutes from both Loveland and Fort Collins.
$1,950,000 1822 QUARTER LANE
5.03± ACRES / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY
This private Berthoud retreat features mountain views, a 3,400-square-foot, climate-controlled shop; and four-stall horse barn. It incudes a fully updated home with luxury primary suite, wine cellar, wraparound deck, and is located just minutes from town, TPC Colorado, and Carter Lake. No HOA or Metro.
JOHN FEENEY, ALC
970-231-4172 jfeeney@c3-re.com
14534 WANDCREST DR, PINE, CO 80470
7± ACRES / COLORADO / JEFFERSON COUNTY
Welcome to your 7±-acre equestrian mountain retreat—peaceful, private, and still just a short drive from Denver. This property offers lush pastures for grazing and a prime setup for schooling in ranch riding or eventing, all framed by an abundance of mature trees. Recently updated loafing sheds, paired with a cleverly designed hunting blind–style tack room, sit conveniently across the pasture. The barn, currently used as a shop and hay storage, can easily be converted to include box stalls for your indoor equestrian needs. The 1981 mountain farmhouse has been thoughtfully updated, blending rustic character with modern amenities. The custom primary suite is a true highlight, featuring a spacious walk-in closet and a large bathroom with surround sound, creating a spa-like experience every day. Evenings are best spent on the architect-designed, two-story Trex deck with a built-in pergola and a separate attached BBQ pergola—perfect for entertaining or simply soaking in the sweeping mountain views. Enjoy stunning sunsets over snowcapped peaks, visible not only from the deck but from nearly every window in the home.
14975 US-385, JULESBURG, CO 80737
158± ACRES / COLORADO / SEDGWICK COUNTY
Experience 158 acres of serene rural Colorado living with this beautifully maintained, custom 2,613-square-foot farmhouse featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms, full of character and charm. Perched atop a hill overlooking Julesburg, the home offers sweeping views and peaceful country living with convenient highway access. The property includes a well-equipped shop and barn—perfect for projects, livestock, or hobby farming. The arena is ready for your custom fencing or roping chutes, offering endless possibilities for equestrian or recreational use. With ample space and versatility, this property presents exceptional potential, including the opportunity to subdivide and develop.
KATHERINE BRYANT-BEACH
720-839-3931
katherine@c3-re.com c3realestatesolutions.com
CAMPBELL COUNTY, WY | $29,900,000 | 5,582 Acres Dax Hayden (303) 619-6774
Old Sundance Ranch
CROOK COUNTY, WY
$64,900,000 | 33,934 Acres
Dax Hayden (303) 619-6774
Blacktail Canyon Ranch
WESTON COUNTY, WY
$25,900,000 | 7,740 Acres
Bill Vacek (307) 699-1378
Henry’s Fork Snake River
MADISON COUNTY, ID
$17,275,500 | 1,048 Acres
Lonnie Gustin (970) 629-0520
Diamond Investment Ranch
SANPETE COUNTY, UT
$13,000,000 | 685 Acres
Lonnie Gustin (970) 629-0520
Bend Ranch
IDAHO COUNTY, ID
$33,000,000 | 19,662 Acres
Austin Callison (208) 870-1757
Cypress Point
PERQUIMANS COUNTY, NC
$20,000,000 | 591.27 Acres
John Tate (704) 530-6794
SD Pheasant Acres
CHARLES MIX COUNTY, SD
$16,000,000 | 1,800 Acres
Jake Hyland (970) 227-8990
PINELLAS COUNTY, FL
$9,900,000 | 47 Acres
Lauren Fichtl (850) 797-5417
Echo Mountain Ranch
CONVERSE COUNTY, WY
$29,500,000 | 6,100 Acres
Bill Vacek (307) 699-1378
Mundy Ranch Estate
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY, NM
$19,900,000 | 2,879.92 Acres
Greg Liddle (970) 946-0374
The Hudson Plantation
LAMAR COUNTY, MS
$14,200,000 | 2,797 Acres
John Boehmig (970) 817-0831
Imperial Farm and Feedlot
CHASE COUNTY, NE
$9,800,000 | 1,530 Acres
Clay Owens (308) 882-8171
$5,950,000
The Blacks Fork River Ranch is a rare opportunity to own a pristine equestrian property, complete with a magnificent 6,260-square-foot custom home, a custom barn with a manager’s suite, live water, and lush irrigated meadows. Located just south of I-80 and the historical town of Fort Bridger, WY, this spectacular property encompasses 102± deeded acres along the Blacks Fork River, offering easy access and unparalleled privacy. The Blacks Fork River—a noted premier trout fishery with multiple species—and the Austin Canal meander through the property for nearly a half-mile each, providing ample opportunities for the avid angler. The ranch enjoys exceptional water rights to bolster a productive hay operation and provides abundant live water to each pasture for horses and livestock.
$19,250,000
8,000± ACRES / NEW MEXICO / LINCOLN CO. Wapiti, the Native American term for North American elk, is the namesake of this sprawling 8,000-acre foothills property near Ruidoso, NM.
$15,950,000
2,238± ACRES / WYOMING / CROOK COUNTY Ranch of Our Lady is located in the heart of some of the greatest scenic attractions in the West, yet is eminently accessible via Interstate 90. Including many brand new ranch improvements and lovely home, Ranch of Our Lady is ready to shine as a hunting and recreational ranch with a well-run cattle operation.
$14,995,000
92,000± ACRES / WYOMING / CARBON COUNTY
With over 92,000 acres controlled in a combination of deeded and leased land, this vast property is a proven low-overhead cattle operation, with notable fishing and hunting opportunities, along with intriguing investment potential.
$14,950,000
7,455 ACRES / COLORADO / LARIMER COUNTY
Straddling the Colorado and Wyoming border like a well-fitting saddle, Bull Mountain Cattle Company encompasses some of the finest big game habitat across two states. Seamlessly connected to vast expanses of public land, Bull Mountain Cattle Company is a very private piece of a much larger ecosystem that has produced flourishing herds of elk, mule deer, pronghorn, and moose, all of which present hunting opportunities of the highest quality.
$9,000,000
1,570± ACRES
NEW MEXICO / RIO ARRIBA COUNTY
With year-round access and excellent accommodations, Agua Fria Ranch—in the San Juan Mountains of northern New Mexico—is made especially for big game hunting. Great populations of elk, mule deer, bear, and turkey roam freely among its 1,570 acres, all of which find ideal habitat here.
$4,800,000
1,605± ACRES / WYOMING / ALBANY COUNTY
Everything about the 1,605-acre Mariah Ranch resonates with images from the classic West. From its sweeping views of the snow-laden Medicine Bow Mountains on the horizon, to its immediate topography of red sandstone bluffs and timbered draws, it’s reminiscent of a 1950s Western film.
DAVE
303-683-9090 dave@harriganland.com
$4,250,000
103± ACRES / COLORADO / PARK COUNTY
Rustic elegance perfectly describes Wild Canyon Ranch near Lake George, CO, which has built an excellent reputation as a wedding, special event, and retreat venue. Set within 103 acres at 8,600 feet, Wild Canyon Ranch compliments its lovely surroundings perfectly.
HUNTER HARRIGAN
303-908-1101 hunter@harriganland.com harriganland.com
$5,150,000
522± ACRES / COLORADO / GRAND COUNTY
Blacktail Creek Ranch is a stunning, 522-acre, high-country, property in Northern Colorado’s Gore Range Mountains, bordered on three sides by the Routt National Forest. The ranch is conveniently located just 35 minutes from Kremmling and about one hour from the popular resort towns of Steamboat Springs and Vail. The main home includes four master suites, a spacious kitchen, and a combined dining and living room. The guest cabin features a master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, plus a loft. A custom-built, post-and-beam, toy barn includes a tack room and a large hay loft. Additionally, the ranch offers a 3,200-square-foot heated and insulated shop to store all your ranch equipment and recreational toys, complete with caretaker quarters.
$1,499,000
112± ACRES / COLORADO / PARK COUNTY
The 112-acre Woolly Bugger Ranch features a classic Rocky Mountain, high-country, trout stream and is located on the middle fork of the South Platte River, just north of Fairplay, CO. The middle fork of the South Platte offers a wide variety of fishing scenarios, including deep pools, faster chutes and riffles, and dry fly flats. The ranch is five minutes from the charming mountain town of Fairplay, complete with coffee shops, grocery stores, and more. The historic resort town of Breckenridge is less than 30 minutes from the ranch and is known for year-round recreation, fine dining, and festivals.
$1,850,000
70± ACRES / COLORADO / SUMMIT COUNTY
Shadow Creek Ranch encompasses over 5,860 acres of Colorado’s pristine high country. The ranch boasts 22 lakes and ponds, access to the Blue River, big game hunting, skeet and rifle ranges, horseback riding, over 25 miles of ATV trails, and over 15 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. Additionally, there is an onsite chef to prepare all meals, concierge, hunting, fishing, and horseback riding guides on staff; as well as a 6,000-square-foot lodge, a 4,000-square-foot guest house, and five back country cabins, all available for owners and their guests. The ranch is located 35 minutes from Silverthorne and 120 miles to Denver International Airport.
$1,350,000
45± ACRES / COLORADO / GRAND COUNTY
Byers Canyon Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own an exceptional fishing property with more than 1,600 feet of the Colorado River, access to public lands, proximity to Hot Sulphur Springs, and less than 30 miles to Winter Park. The well-maintained log cabin was remodeled in 2010. It features stainless steel appliances, wood floors, log beams, a wood ceiling, and a deck overlooking the river. The river corridor is perimeter fenced and completed with a deck and picnic table by the river. Colorado River properties do not come to market very often and this property fishes exceptionally well.
“If you are in the market for a ranch, do yourself a favor and call Bill. He is very knowledgeable and completely honest. We have just purchased our first Colorado ranch from Bill, and he will be the only agent we deal with in the future.”
- Miller Family
$7,195,832
414± ACRES / COLORADO / GRAND COUNTY
Latigo Ranch has been voted one of the top 12 family vacations by USA Today, received a Top 50 Ranches rating, and was named a “Best of the West Ranch” by Gene Kilgore’s Ranch Vacations. This beautiful, 414-acre, high-country ranch is located in the Gore Range Mountains, just 30 minutes from the town of Kremmling, CO. The property boasts outstanding views of the Continental Divide and offers direct access to over 40,000 acres of adjacent National Forest, ideal for hunting, horseback riding, and ATVing on hundreds of miles of trails.
587± ACRES / COLORADO / GRAND COUNTY
The East Ridge Ranch, located about 30 minutes from Kremmling, CO, presents an exceptional opportunity to own one of the premier hunting ranches in Northern Colorado. For decades, the focus here has been on exceptional wildlife habitat management, and the quality and quantity of animals harvested over the years is a true testament to those efforts. The terrain is varied, ranging from thick, dark timber to open meadows, groves of aspen, and sagebrushcovered hillsides. The ranch includes a beautiful twobed, two-bath hunting lodge with a loft, featuring an open-concept kitchen and great room overlooking the breathtaking views of the Gore Range to the west.
$5,404,713
198± ACRES / COLORADO / GRAND COUNTY
Elk Meadows Ranch is a 198-acre recreational and agricultural property near Radium, CO, less than 45 miles from Vail and 15 miles from Kremmling. The ranch features 1,550 feet of Sheephorn Creek with rainbow and brown trout, strong water rights, and about 68 irrigated acres of hay meadow and pasture. Located in GMU 361 and bordering BLM lands with access to the White River National Forest, the ranch offers exceptional hunting, fishing, and recreation. Improvements include a 4,873-square-foot main residence, caretaker’s cabin, guest cabin, horse barn, and historic log cabins. Year-round access and proximity to extensive public lands make Elk Meadows Ranch ideal for recreation, agriculture, or as a private mountain retreat.
WILLIAM GEORGE, BROKER/OWNER 970-485-1052 cell • 970-724-5900 office Bill@coranch.com ColoradoRanchCompany.com
“Over the years we have purchased and sold many properties from commercial, residential, and farm and ranch, thus we have had the opportunity to work with many real estate brokers. Bill George is simply the best we have ever worked with, bar none.”
- Scott Family
843± ACRES / NEBRASKA / BANNER COUNTY
These 843± contiguous acres of grassland are located in the scenic Wildcat Hills, with exceptional wildlife, new well, and exterior fences. Cory Clark, 307-334-2025 or Dean Nelson, 307-340-1114.
$6,500,000
6,284± ACRES / WYOMING / ALBANY COUNTY
With 6,284± total acres—5,019± deeded, and 1,265± State—this ranch includes live water, a 89±-acre private lake, new improvements, and year-round access. Mark McNamee, 307-760-9510 or Cory Clark, 307-334-2025.
$1,687,500
374± ACRES / NEBRASKA / SCOTTS BLUFF COUNTY
Located in an area known for exceptional bird hunting, this ranch encompasses 374.97± deeded acres; 160± pivot acres with remainder flood irrigated. Ryan Rochlitz, 307-286-3307.
$3,030,000
40± ACRES / SOUTH DAKOTA / CUSTER COUNTY
This turnkey horse facility includes a heated 125x225 indoor arena with living quarters, ranch home, 19 box stalls, 20 outdoor runs and much more, just outside of Custer State Park. Cory Clark, 307-334-2025 or Logan Schliinz, 307-575-5236.
$12,500,000
12,020± TOTAL ACRES
MONTANA / POWDER RIVER COUNTY
This ranch totals 12,020± acres with 800± acres of pivot and flood irrigated ground and 11,200± acres of well-watered native pastureland. Rated at 400 mother cows with exceptional water rights, feed production, and hunting. Mark McNamee, 307-760-9510 or Lynn Ward, 605-685-3238.
$3,200,000
2,120± ACRES / SOUTH DAKOTA / MEADE COUNTY
Meade County Grass Ranch includes 40± acres of BLM lease acres. Well suited for summer grazing with buried pipeline including seven tanks, reservoirs, and seasonal live water. Denver Gilbert, 406-697-3961.
$2,425,000
317± ACRES / WYOMING / CAMPBELL COUNTY
These 317± deeded acres are located just outside the city of Gillette, WY. Prime development opportunity. City water and electric is adjacent to property. Mark McNamee, 307-760-9510 or Cory Clark, 307-334-2025.
$5,200,000
520± ACRES / WYOMING / SHERIDAN COUNTY
Located in the highly sought after Sheridan County with panoramic views of the Big Horn Mountains, these 520± deeded acres include rolling hills and stock reservoir. Clark & Associates, 307-334-2025.
110± ACRES / PUEBLO COUNTY, CO
Fay Ranches
See fayranches.com for more properties. page 49
Discover 58.55 acres in the heart of Tumalo, where sweeping Cascade Mountain views set the backdrop for endless possibilities. Whether your vision is an expansive private estate, a premier equestrian facility, or productive farmland, this exceptional property offers a remarkable canvas. Currently home to a hunting dog operation, the land features 39.21 acres of TID irrigation, open pastures, and garden areas. The single-level 3,016 square foot residence showcases a great room concept, an updated kitchen with granite counters and custom cabinetry, and a primary suite with office, private view deck, and spacious bath with walk-in closet. Two additional en-suite bedrooms. Property amenities include a heated and plumbed dog kennel, outbuilding, and multiple run-in/storage sheds. With three tax parcels and EFU zoning, this is an extraordinary opportunity to create your dream property in a highly sought-after Tumalo location.
$5,400,000
652± ACRES / TEXAS / MENARD COUNTY
tarry Night Ranch spans 652 prime Texas acres—fully high-fenced, income-producing, and strategically divided for superior wildlife management. This ranch exemplifies turnkey ownership at its finest.
The classic Texas landscape features mature oaks (including century oaks), rolling cover, minimal mesquite, a wet-weather creek system, and a windmill-fed pond. Water security is unmatched with three wells (electric, solar, and windmill), extensive storage, and redundant infrastructure designed to perform in every season.
In addition to the 2,283-square-foot, log and native stone main home with four bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths, other im-
provements include a hunter’s lodge, resort-style pool, outdoor kitchen with fireplace and pizza oven, multiple barns, climatecontrolled workshop, walk-in cooler, and RV hookup.
For the serious sportsman, the ranch includes a covered 25 and 100-yard range, 10 stands, extensive feeder system, and pastureborn trophy whitetail genetics—recognized by the Texas Big Game Awards “Best in Texas” five times—plus oryx, axis, and blackbuck. Scale. Infrastructure. Proven genetics. Income producing. Starry Night Ranch is built for legacy ownership and those who understand the value of it.
$5,390,000
KIMBLE COUNTY
630± ACRES / TEXAS / KIMBLE COUNTY
F Groby Ranch is a hunter’s paradise! This ag-exempt property is high fenced and practically turnkey. It includes 630± acres, a two-bed, two-bath home; hunters cabin with cleaning stations, and 140-feet in elevation changes. This property has not been on the market previously and offers views to the historic Teacup Mountain area. Abundant wildlife and stocked animals included: whitetail deer, axis, blackbuck, sika, auodad, turkey, and quail.
There are multiple wells and working windmill, as well as two stocked ponds, working pens, several outbuildings, and blinds and feeders. Enjoy close proximity to the main Llano River access at Groby’s Crossing. Located just outside of Junction, TX and less than 15 miles to I-10, this property has ease of access and an abundance of potential. HF Groby Ranch needs to be seen in person to appreciate the full operation and potential.
$2,900,000
536± ACRES / OKLAHOMA / STEPHENS COUNTY
The Velma 536 Ranch offers a beautiful 3,720-square-foot, four-bed, three-bath home with a 3,525-square-foot, threecar detached garage. The ranch also offers a 4,320-squarefoot shop, equipment shed, and a metal carport. The home is centrally located on the ranch and overlooks a beautiful fiveacre lake. The ranch also features several ponds and creeks. It is immaculately maintained with gravel roads throughout the property for easy access. There are numerous potential lake sites, as well as homesites. Wildlife includes whitetail deer, wild hogs, and good fishing opportunities.
$2,629,575
585± ACRES / OKLAHOMA / STEPHENS COUNTY
This beautiful bottomland property is comprised of 60 percent level farm ground with deep rich soils that will grow anything. Electricity is on the property, which can be accessed by county roads and offers a metal barn and metal corrals. A creek runs the entire length of the property and there are several ponds, while rural water is available. The property’s upland features scattered trees that provide sufficient cover for hunting whitetail deer, wild turkeys, and wild hogs. Additionally, many Canadian geese make their year-round home on the farm.
$985,000
80± ACRES / OKLAHOMA / PITTSBURG COUNTY
This cattle ranch features a beautiful 2,380-square-foot, three-bed, two-bath home with a kitchen/den, sunroom, utility room, and mudroom overlooking an over five-acre pond. Improvements include metal corrals, working pens, a 28x40 metal equipment shed, a 40x60 metal shop with a 19x60 lean-to, a 76x62 metal barn, and a 60x30 metal barn. Underground irrigation and community water are delivered to all nine pastures. Wildlife includes whitetail deer and excellent fishing in the pond.
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120± ACRES / $1,800,000 MARICOPA COUNTY / TONOPAH, AZ
CATTLE RANCH
1,086± ACRES / $900,000 COCHISE COUNTY / MCNEAL, AZ
10± ACRES / $1,199,000 MARICOPA COUNTY / SCOTTSDALE, AZ
GOSWICK RANCH GATED COMMUNITY, LOT A
9± ACRES / $275,000
YAVAPAI COUNTY / DEWEY-HUMBOLDT, AZ
LONG MEADOW RANCH GATED COMMUNITY, LOT A
13± ACRES / $255,000 YAVAPAI COUNTY / PRESCOTT, AZ
GOSWICK RANCH GATED COMMUNITY, LOT C
9± ACRES / $375,000
YAVAPAI COUNTY / DEWEY-HUMBOLDT, AZ
GOSWICK RANCH GATED COMMUNITY, LOT A
9± ACRES / $275,000
YAVAPAI COUNTY / DEWEY-HUMBOLDT, AZ
MOLLIE ANDERSON 602-918-8652 mollie@anderson-realty.com prostarrealty.com
$11,529,090 / 14,502± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / PRESIDIO COUNTY
Bandera Ranch is a generational holding offering premier land stewardship, trophy wildlife, and unmatched expansive views. This 14,502±acre ranch sits atop the historic Bandera Mesa. Decades of range management combined with collaboration on NRCS programs have shaped Bandera Ranch into one of the most remarkable and productive ranches south of Marfa. It boasts a strong diversity of wildlife and top-tier hunting opportunities, with trophy desert mule deer, aoudad, and much more. This property is a hunter’s paradise and a nature lover’s dream! Survey data, harvest records, and program details are available upon request. A three-bed, three-bath headquarters lodge features a spacious living and kitchen area with vaulted ceilings and wraparound porch. A metal workshop with attached shipping pens complements the lodge.
$3,603,250 / 4,970± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / BREWSTER COUNTY
This 4,970-acre ranch offers rolling hills, limestone ridges, wooded draws, and dry creek beds, all with Hwy 118 frontage. With proximity to Alpine and Big Bend National Park, the property has two water wells that support abundant wildlife and its ruggedness is excellent for hunting. The far western portion is ideal for development.
$7,463,304 / 6,219± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / BREWSTER COUNTY
This rare 6,219.42±-acre offering in Terlingua includes 2.5 miles of Hwy 118 frontage and North County Road access. It encompasses notable landmarks including Packsaddle and Hen Egg Mountains. Interior roads run throughout the property. The ranch boasts incredible development potential with unimpeded mountain views and is truly a unique property.
$5,500,000 / 4,456± ACRES / WEST TEXAS / BREWSTER COUNTY
Geronimo Ranch spans 4,456± acres of untouched Chihuahuan Desert terrain. Terlingua Creek cuts through the ranch, and contains natural water holes that can hold water year-round, providing vital wildlife habitat. Elevations range from 3,000 to 4,000 feet, including part of Agua Fria Mountain. With no structures, utilities, or wells, the land remains wild and remote. Wildlife includes mule deer, aoudad, javelina, and more. This is a true outdoor paradise!
COLTON FOSTER
432-294-3849
colton@mtnviewproperties.com
CLAY BRADEN
325-315-6412
clay@mtnviewproperties.com
Upper Sunshine Meadows, Telluride, Colorado
$10,500,000 | 172 Acres
Upper Sunshine Meadows is a truly unique offering on the east end of San Miguel County. This 160-acre parcel is bordered on three sides by USFS lands and features high mountain meadows and a variety of mature vegetation at the foot of some of the region’s most iconic mountain ranges. With a roughly 1.6-acre pond and extensive wetlands, including a rare fen, the property includes historic water rights and is a haven for a wide variety of wildlife. A quick hike back to the upper meadow affords breathtaking views in a private and unique high-alpine wilderness setting.
TBD Kiowa Rd, Montrose, Colorado
Productive irrigated farm ground, can be 4 lots
$600,000 | 18.77 Acres
$44,000,000
5,623± ACRES / CALIFORNIA / VENTURA COUNTY
Rancho Temescal is located in Ventura County near the small community of Piru, roughly 45 minutes northwest of downtown Los Angeles and 60 miles southeast of Santa Barbara. Accessible via Piru Canyon Road, the ranch is nestled in a secluded valley that rises into the surrounding foothills and mountains of the Topatopa Range and Los Padres National Forest. The terrain is diverse and visually striking, with sweeping meadows, oak-studded hills, citrus and avocado orchards, creek beds, and mountain vistas—all contributing to its unique and highly photogenic character. The ranch encompasses 5,620± acres, offering both seclusion and proximity to major southern California markets. The ranch benefits from a variety of income streams including agriculture, oil and gas production, equestrian operations, an event venue, and film. Its sprawling landscape and location in the TMZ (the “Thirty Mile Zone”) create strong incentives for Hollywood to use the ranch as a convenient and compelling filming location.
530-265-5774
ranches@chickeringco.com
chickeringco.com
$2,197,530
488± ACRES / NEBRASKA / HOLT COUNTY
This property truly has it all—wood-filled draws, productive food plots, a spring-fed pond, and picturesque Eagle Creek meandering through the property. There are numerous ideal locations to build your dream cabin, overlooking the scenic landscape. US Hwy 281 provides excellent access. There’s a 39x2x14-foot steel slanted-roof building with a full concrete floor and a modest set of corrals.
WALDO
REALTY PATRICK CHOHON, BROKER
402-336-4110
waldorealty.net
$2,100,000
30± ACRES / COLORADO / MESA COUNTY
This property is located on a dead-end road with extraordinary views. Zoned agricultural and adjoining BLM land, the property consists of two parcels under a conservation easement. Parcel #1 is 16.99 acres with 14 acre-feet of OMID irrigation water, of which 12± acres are under cultivation. Parcel #2 is 14 acres with 6.05 acre-feet of OMID irrigation water and is presently utilized as a wildlife refuge. Parcel #1 was previously used as a peach orchard and hay pasture; it is currently in hay pasture but can easily be replanted as an orchard. The property includes a 6,064-square-foot home, a heated barn/equestrian setup, and a separate building with an attached shop that includes a bathroom and kitchenette, plumbed for future business-related housing space. Additional features include multiple outbuildings and two ponds.
$1,750,000
40± ACRES / COLORADO / MESA COUNTY
This luxury home with sweeping views of the Grand Mesa and a rare sense of remoteness is just walking distance to BLM land and minutes from National Forest. The sunroom entry showcases panoramic vistas, while every room throughout the home exudes timeless charm and upscale finishes. A separate upgraded apartment on the west end of the house offers flexible use as a rental, in-law suite, or guest quarters. An oversized three-car garage includes a pit area and hoist, and there’s additional garage space for ATVs on the north side. The barn is large enough to house an RV, horse trailer, flatbed, and more. It includes a dedicated shop area on the north end, a tack room on the south, and cross-fenced irrigated pastures. Amenities also include a riding arena (or corral), a livestock shelter with feed room, and a round pen. A nostalgic bunkhouse near the main home provides additional guest space. Located in Hunting Unit 41, just 25 minutes from downtown Grand Junction and 45 minutes from the regional airport, this property offers endless potential for ranching, recreation, or retreat living.
$2,500,000 LANCASTER CO. EQUINE OPPORTUNITY
60± ACRES / NEBRASKA / LANCASTER COUNTY
This 60-acre property is perfectly situated in the tranquil heart of rural Lancaster County. Offering the best of both worlds, the versatile ranch is just minutes away from the city of Lincoln, providing a peaceful, country lifestyle with easy access to urban amenities.
$2,100,000 MCCULLOUGH RANCH
1,084± ACRES / NEBRASKA / LINCOLN COUNTY
This 1,084±-acre ranch offering represents a strong block of premium Nebraska Sandhills grass, located on the north side of Hwy 30, just east of Brady in Lincoln County.
$3,850,000 KJ RIVER RANCH
752± ACRES / NEBRASKA / RED WILLOW COUNTY
Carefully managed and meticulously cared for, this extraordinary 752±-acre legacy property combines productive irrigated farmland, undisturbed river habitat, and an exceptionally scenic homesite into a rare offering seldom available on today’s market.
$6,600,000
HEAVEN’S FARM AND RANCH
2,279± ACRES / NEBRASKA / SIOUX COUNTY
This 2,279±-acre, contiguous ranch located in Sioux County, NE is anchored by highly productive irrigated forage acres, creating a selfsustaining system that supports consistent, efficient cattle production year after year.
$2,299,000 PLATTE RIVER RETREAT
181± ACRES / NEBRASKA / DAWSON COUNTY
Nestled along the Platte River is this 181±-acre retreat, offering luxurious indoor amenities and endless outdoor adventures. Ducks and geese take flight across the river and fields, while deer roam freely along the riverbanks. This property a true haven for both relaxation and nature observation.
$2,490,000
REPUBLICAN HUNTING TRIO
247± ACRES / NEBRASKA / HITCHCOCK COUNTY
Located along the Republican River in central Hitchcock County, NE—just south of Trenton—this 247.66-acre property delivers a rare mix of quality hunting, fishing, income potential, and comfortable living on one property.
NICK WELLS 308-991-9544 nick@americanlegacylandco.com americanlegacylandco.com
BRYAN NORTH 308-325-2858 bryan@americanlegacylandco.com
RYE, COLORADO | PUEBLO COUNTY
$2,950,000 | 110± ACRES
This extraordinary 110±-acre estate is a rare blend of refined craftsmanship, thoughtful functionality, and natural beauty, with sweeping meadows and stands of timber set against panoramic views of Fishers Peak, the Spanish Peaks, and Greenhorn Mountain. The 8,304±-square-foot, custom, Santa Fe-style residence offers five spacious bedrooms and six bathrooms. The primary suite includes a steam shower, private balcony, gas fireplace, and a generous walk-in closet. Handcrafted finishes include antler hardware, custom tile countertops, copper-topped vigas, and custom doors built in Santa Fe. Light floods the home’s interior through three stories of floor-to-ceiling windows in the great room, while six fireplaces and and a wood/gas boiler system enhance comfort year-round. In addition to a heated three-car attached garage and a two-car detached garage, a 2,400± square-foot barn has three bays for storage. Pipe corrals, irrigated pastures with gated pipe, and a matching loafing shed support equestrian or livestock operations. Water is abundant and the entire property is fenced and cross-fenced. Bramaré Ranch offers flexibility for private living, event hosting, or short-term rental use in a serene, highly functional setting with no HOA, natural gas service, RV hookup, a Generac backup generator, and a gated entrance.
LA JUNTA, COLORADO | OTERO COUNTY
$4,500,000 | 295± ACRES
Swink Cattle Farm is an exceptional 295±-acre irrigated farm and feed yard that spans two irrigated parcels. The property includes a fourbed, two-bath home with a wraparound porch, mature landscaping, and a finished basement. Ideal for cattle and hay operations, the farm boasts an 800-head feedlot, ample horse improvements including a pipe roping arena, tack shed, irrigated grass trap; and extensive livestock infrastructure. The feedlot features six pipe pens, an automatic water system, a hydraulic chute, cattle scales, and a semiloadout with easy access from a paved road. Divided into two areas, the North Farm covers 130± acres, with 119± irrigated acres under pivot and a 15± acre-foot collection pond, while the South Farm also spans 130± acres, with 100± irrigated acres under pivot and a 10-acre-foot collection pond. This highly functional, well-watered operation offers a rare blend of production, livestock infrastructure, and livability—all within the Swink School District.
JOETTE SCHALLA, ALC
Ranch Broker, Licensed in CO 719-469-8374
jschalla@fayranches.com fayranches.com
$675,000 OLD FORT RD
80± ACRES / OREGON / KLAMATH COUNTY
This versatile 80±-acre property features 52± irrigated acres supported by a shared well, wheel lines, 50 HP booster pump, and some flood irrigation. It currently runs 40 pairs. The property includes a small, manufactured home with pasture and timbered ground providing privacy and wildlife habitat. An additional 390± acres are available (Bursell Ranch); property to sell with or after adjacent offering. Buyer to verify irrigation and well agreements. Andra Wessel, 541-281-2180.
$4,975,000 HOLMSTROM RANCH
3,412± DEEDED ACRES / OREGON / GRANT COUNTY
This historic legacy ranch offers John Day River frontage and some of the valley’s oldest water rights. It includes irrigated hay meadows, diverse rangeland, and exceptional wildlife habitat. Qualifies for four LOP deer and four LOP elk tags with trophy mule deer, large elk herds, pronghorn, and outstanding waterfowl. M.T. Anderson, 541-377-0030.
$2,400,000 KINGS CAMP
1,920± ACRES / OREGON / GRANT COUNTY
This property sits in the Northside hunting unit. Located 20 minutes from John Day, OR, mule deer and elk frequent the property and can be found year-round. The property qualifies for three LOP tags for deer and three LOP tags for elk. M.T. Anderson, 541-377-0030.
$1,420,000 BURSELL RANCH
300± ACRES / OREGON / KLAMATH COUNTY
This productive 300±-acre pasture ranch runs 110-120 pairs and includes 112± acres of water rights, 3,175 GPM shared well, wheel lines, irrigation guns with 50 HP booster, and flood irrigation. Improvements include updated home, detached garage, and shop/ barn. It includes pasture and timber with potential homesites on a private setting on Old Fort Road near Klamath Falls. An additional 80± acres are available (Old Fort Rd.). Andra Wessel, 541-281-2180.
$13,300,000 SPROUL RANCH
11,391± ACRES / OREGON / GRANT COUNTY
Spanning 43,000± acres in eastern Oregon, Sproul Ranch is a premier working cattle operation with 1,690 AUMs on three USFS allotments, 520 irrigated acres, and 16 miles of live water including 1.2 miles on the John Day River. Trophy elk, mule deer, timber, and rich ranching heritage make this a true legacy property. M.T. Anderson, 541-377-0030.
$805,000 BELSHAW CREEK RD
644± ACRES / OREGON / GRANT COUNTY
This hunting and recreation parcel has mule deer, elk, and occasionally antelope, with a mix of juniper and pine trees along with impressive stands of bitterbrush. The property is fenced with year-round access and qualifies for two LOP tags in the Northside Unit. M.T. Anderson, 541-377-0030.
$2,600,000
EAST BANDERILLA & KELSEY CANYON RANCH
8,864± ACRES / ARIZONA / COCHISE COUNTY
This ranch is mostly locked up, with 2,056± deeded acres, 8,864± acres of State grazing, pivot irrigation, and great access. The vast canyons, saguaro lined ridges, and easy access are rare qualities for a ranch in today’s market. The ranch is rated for 117 head year-round by the Arizona state stocking rates, plus the production on 14 acres of pivot irrigated ground. Build your dream ranch here.
145,000± ACRES / ARIZONA / YAVAPAI CO.
Welcome to the team roping capital of the world! This the largest cattle ranch in Wickenburg, AZ with 145,000± acres under fence boundaries and an operation capacity of 825 head year-round. The ranch includes two nice owner-quality houses with two additional guest or labor houses. This ranch is located in and surrounding downtown Wickenburg. Just walk out your back door, gather your horse from your irrigated pastures, and trot to any roping in town from Sand Arroyo Ranch!
$3,000,000
26,000± ACRES / ARIZONA / PIMA COUNTY
The Empirita Ranch is a 338-head cattle ranch conveniently located close to Tucson, with easy access to east-bound I-10. This high capacity ranch offers an excellent opportunity to expand your operation.The ranch is well watered and rests at a good elevation for year-round feed growth. The deeded acreage is found at a higher elevation of 4,600 feet and would be an excellent place for to beat the Arizona heat.
125,000± ACRES / ARIZONA / MARICOPA CO. Beloat Ranch is a well-developed desert ranch that includes functional and recently built/maintained desert traps and corrals. The ranch includes well placed waters, pipelines, and pastures throughout the yearlong operation of the ranch. The pride in ownership and quality improvements reflect a turnkey ranch with efficient operation. The size, drought insurance potential, and stocking rate of the Beloat Ranch are a rare opportunity for large production.
Pictured: EGR Ranch | Cimarron, Colorado | 5,550 Acres | $36,000,000
DON DEES & THE DEES GROUP 775-742-0669
dondeesgroup@dicksonrealty.com dicksonrealty.com
$4,490,000 HISTORIC WASHOE VALLEY RANCH
65± ACRES / NEVADA / WASHOE COUNTY
Welcome to this historic Washoe Valley Ranch, a rare 65±-acre ranch where the air is crisp and every horizon feels like a dream. Here, pastoral beauty stretches in every direction. Rolling fields, framed by tall pines and open skies, create a landscape that feels expansive and peaceful. In the distance, views of Washoe Lake add a quiet sense of wonder to the scenery. Nestled within the ranch is a beautiful open meadow with sweeping views of the surrounding landscape making it ideal for a custom home build. This land isn’t just beautiful, it’s functional. With valuable water rights and a serene pond, this ranch provides the resources and natural balance that sustain rural living. At the heart of the estate are a collection of well-designed agricultural buildings and shops that support both work and lifestyle. The ranch’s iconic gambrel barn stands proudly among the cottonwood trees, which have become a symbol of the property itself. Avid equestrians will appreciate the thoughtfully arranged horse stalls and grazing pastures, which offer convenience for both horses and riders. Tucked privately among the property, a caretaker’s bunkhouse adds flexibility for ranch hands or guests. Properties like this aren’t just measured in acres, they’re measured in possibilities.
