This 40± acre tract located approximately 15 miles east of Walsenburg in Huerfano County offers a balance of accessibility, open space, and scenic character, with power running along the county road that makes its way through the parcel. This combination of existing utility access and year-round road frontage makes the property a strong candidate for future development or flexible rural use.

The landscape features gently rolling grassland with open views in every direction. The elevation and exposure provide a broad visual range that includes the Spanish Peaks to the south, the Sangre de Cristo Range to the west, Greenhorn Mountain to the north, and even Pikes Peak to the northeast on clear days. The mild topography offers multiple potential building sites for a home, cabin, or other improvement, while still maintaining wide-open space for recreation or livestock use.

This parcel is one of seven available in the area, offering buyers the option to acquire additional acreage. One of the adjoining parcels is an 80± acre tract, allowing for expanded ownership or a larger contiguous property.

Like its neighboring tracts, Parcel 7 was once part of a larger working ranch and retains that same open character. Its combination of accessible terrain and power availability makes it suitable for residential, agricultural, or recreational purposes. The land supports native grasses, open grazing, and wildlife movement typical of the region.

The property lies within Colorado Game Management Unit 128, known for pronghorn antelope and occasional deer and elk activity. Public lands, including National Forest, BLM, and State Wildlife Areas, are located within a short drive and provide extensive opportunities for hunting, hiking, and outdoor recreation.

Parcel 7 has no HOA or restrictive covenants, giving landowners flexibility in how they use and improve the property, subject to county regulations. The parcel can be purchased individually or combined with adjoining tracts for expanded acreage and long-term ownership options.

Walsenburg, located about 15 miles west, offers groceries, fuel, dining, and healthcare. Trinidad lies roughly 45 miles south, and Pueblo approximately 65 miles north via Interstate 25. This location provides both privacy and convenience, making it ideal for those seeking rural acreage with nearby community access.

This 40± acre parcel represents an opportunity to own Colorado acreage with power access, open views, and year-round road frontage in a scenic and accessible part of Huerfano County.