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$3,300,000

Buck Mesa Ranch is a rare Western Slope offering combining a genuine agricultural grazing operation, live water, and trophy big game country across 550± deeded acres in Garfield and Mesa Counties. Sitting just half a mile from the White River National Forest, the ranch delivers a modest cow/calf operation, productive ground, and recreational depth that's increasingly difficult to assemble in a single Colorado offering. Approximately 215± acres of irrigated pasture and hay meadows anchor the working side of the ranch, supported by water rights from Wallace Creek and a working irrigation system that includes side-roll sprinklers, one big gun, a center pivot, and flood irrigation in select areas. Ranch elevations range from 5,700 to 6,600 feet, climbing from cottonwood-covered creek bottoms through cedar, piñon pine, open pastures, and oak, making for prime elk and mule deer habitat. Topography is a balanced mix of level, sloped, and rolling ground — opening up multiple potential building sites with commanding views of the White River National Forest, the Bookcliffs, and the surrounding valley. Buck Mesa Ranch sits within Game Management Unit 42, qualifying for over-the-counter elk tags during the 2nd and 3rd Rifle seasons and eligible for landowner deer vouchers annually. As hunting seasons progress into October and November, heavy migration pushes elk and mule deer onto the ranch through this corridor, with both Spring Creek and Wallace Creek channeling wildlife to this ranch. Spring turkey hunting along the creek bottoms is exceptional, and the ranch offers strong populations of quality mule deer. Critically, the ranch is unencumbered by conservation easements, preserving full optionality for the next owner. Whether held as a working cattle operation, a private hunting and recreation property, a multigenerational legacy hold, or a strategic land investment, Buck Mesa Ranch delivers the rare combination of productive agriculture, live water, and diverse acreage in a single contiguous block.

834469 MLS

Buck Mesa Ranch is a rare Western Slope offering combining a genuine agricultural grazing operation, live water, and trophy big game country across 550± deeded acres in Garfield and Mesa Counties. Sitting just half a mile from the White River National Forest, the ranch delivers a modest cow/calf operation, productive ground, and recreational depth that's increasingly difficult to assemble in a single Colorado offering. Approximately 215± acres of irrigated pasture and hay meadows anchor the working side of the ranch, supported by water rights from Wallace Creek and a working irrigation system that includes side-roll sprinklers, one big gun, a center pivot, and flood irrigation in select areas. Ranch elevations range from 5,700 to 6,600 feet, climbing from cottonwood-covered creek bottoms through cedar, piñon pine, open pastures, and oak, making for prime elk and mule deer habitat. Topography is a balanced mix of level, sloped, and rolling ground — opening up multiple potential building sites with commanding views of the White River National Forest, the Bookcliffs, and the surrounding valley. Buck Mesa Ranch sits within Game Management Unit 42, qualifying for over-the-counter elk tags during the 2nd and 3rd Rifle seasons and eligible for landowner deer vouchers annually. As hunting seasons progress into October and November, heavy migration pushes elk and mule deer onto the ranch through this corridor, with both Spring Creek and Wallace Creek channeling wildlife to this ranch. Spring turkey hunting along the creek bottoms is exceptional, and the ranch offers strong populations of quality mule deer. Critically, the ranch is unencumbered by conservation easements, preserving full optionality for the next owner. Whether held as a working cattle operation, a private hunting and recreation property, a multigenerational legacy hold, or a strategic land investment, Buck Mesa Ranch delivers the rare combination of productive agriculture, live water, and diverse acreage in a single contiguous block.

3312 Co Rd 306, Parachute

$600,000

The Orchard — 80± Acres on Wallace Creek Welcome to The Orchard, 80± diverse acres along Wallace Creek with year-round access off County Road 306 and just a short 20-minute drive to Parachute. With a creek frontage, two acres of irrigated ground (0.5 CFS adjudicated out of Wallace Creek), and river bottom pasture under large cottonwoods, you've got room here to build a home or cabin, run a few head, listen to the creek, or simply spread out and enjoy the quiet. The setting delivers exceptional mountain and valley views in nearly every direction, with sunrises over the high country and sunsets that paint the whole valley gold. Electric service runs along the county road, domestic well, and septic are the path for water and waste, and the land is zoned agricultural with cattle, horses, sheep, and poultry for your hobby ranch. Wildlife is a daily show — deer, elk, and turkeys move through the property year-round, and you're sitting in some of western Colorado's best big-game country. Whether you're looking for a homesite, a recreational getaway, a 1031 landing spot, or a working ag piece with real upside, The Orchard checks the boxes.

834369 MLS

The Orchard — 80± Acres on Wallace Creek Welcome to The Orchard, 80± diverse acres along Wallace Creek with year-round access off County Road 306 and just a short 20-minute drive to Parachute. With a creek frontage, two acres of irrigated ground (0.5 CFS adjudicated out of Wallace Creek), and river bottom pasture under large cottonwoods, you've got room here to build a home or cabin, run a few head, listen to the creek, or simply spread out and enjoy the quiet. The setting delivers exceptional mountain and valley views in nearly every direction, with sunrises over the high country and sunsets that paint the whole valley gold. Electric service runs along the county road, domestic well, and septic are the path for water and waste, and the land is zoned agricultural with cattle, horses, sheep, and poultry for your hobby ranch. Wildlife is a daily show — deer, elk, and turkeys move through the property year-round, and you're sitting in some of western Colorado's best big-game country. Whether you're looking for a homesite, a recreational getaway, a 1031 landing spot, or a working ag piece with real upside, The Orchard checks the boxes.

Tbd Co Rd, Parachute

$595,000

Great investment opportunity on this prime development location, 23.18-acre vacant lot close to the Colorado River in beautiful Western Colorado. Located just beyond Parachute's city limits, this lot is currently zoned Rural, allowing for residential and agricultural activities. There may be the possibility of annexing into the town of Parachute. The Town of Parachute Future Land Use is Industrial, but buyers may pursue commercial with approval by Garfield County or the Town of Parachute if buyer chooses to annex into the town. This parcel is close to the purposed Parachute Island Park Loop and Cottonwood Trail (Council Approved Master Plans | Town of Parachute) which are part of the 2023 trails plan for town of Parachute. The trails plan shows the vision for the town of Parachute to create a well-connected trail system to contribute to economic development and physical and mental health in Parachute’s community. Convenient access off I-70, close to the newly constructed Love’s Travel Stop in Parachute, and the growing Battlement Mesa area and the town of Parachute Colorado, makes this a prime location for turning this land into your new residential, commercial, or industrial property. Don’t miss out on this vacant lot with a great location that provides for close access to endless recreation activities and plentiful opportunities for building. Seller financing may be available, contact broker for details.

811748 MLS

Great investment opportunity on this prime development location, 23.18-acre vacant lot close to the Colorado River in beautiful Western Colorado. Located just beyond Parachute's city limits, this lot is currently zoned Rural, allowing for residential and agricultural activities. There may be the possibility of annexing into the town of Parachute. The Town of Parachute Future Land Use is Industrial, but buyers may pursue commercial with approval by Garfield County or the Town of Parachute if buyer chooses to annex into the town. This parcel is close to the purposed Parachute Island Park Loop and Cottonwood Trail (Council Approved Master Plans | Town of Parachute) which are part of the 2023 trails plan for town of Parachute. The trails plan shows the vision for the town of Parachute to create a well-connected trail system to contribute to economic development and physical and mental health in Parachute’s community. Convenient access off I-70, close to the newly constructed Love’s Travel Stop in Parachute, and the growing Battlement Mesa area and the town of Parachute Colorado, makes this a prime location for turning this land into your new residential, commercial, or industrial property. Don’t miss out on this vacant lot with a great location that provides for close access to endless recreation activities and plentiful opportunities for building. Seller financing may be available, contact broker for details.

Tbd Tbd, Parachute