This 40± acre tract located approximately 15 miles east of Walsenburg in Huerfano County, offers a well-balanced mix of accessible terrain and scenic elevation, highlighted by a hill along the west side that provides a natural vantage point overlooking the open landscape to the east.

A maintained dirt county road runs directly through the center of the property from west to east, providing excellent year-round access and natural division for layout flexibility. Power lines run through the parcel, offering an immediate advantage for those considering future development, whether for a residence, cabin, or other improvements.

The west hill creates an ideal elevated build site, capturing expansive views of the Spanish Peaks, Sangre de Cristo Range, Greenhorn Mountain, and Pikes Peak. From the top, the land gently slopes toward the east, providing open sightlines across prairie and foothill country typical of the southern Colorado landscape.

This parcel was once part of a larger working ranch and retains the same wide-open character, suitable for residential, agricultural, or recreational use. The terrain supports native grasses and offers suitable conditions for grazing or seasonal livestock use.

Situated within Colorado Game Management Unit 128, the area is known for pronghorn antelope and occasional mule deer and elk movement. Nearby public lands, including National Forest, BLM, and State Wildlife Areas, offer additional opportunities for hunting, hiking, and outdoor recreation.

The combination of county road access, on-site power, and scenic elevation make this parcel one of the more versatile tracts within the larger offering. Whether used as a standalone property or combined with adjoining parcels, it provides a strong foundation for a range of uses—residential, agricultural, or recreational.

Walsenburg lies approximately 15 miles west, offering essential amenities such as groceries, fuel, dining, and healthcare. Trinidad and Pueblo are within comfortable driving distance for additional services and travel connections.

Southern Colorado’s mild climate, abundant sunshine, and open landscapes make this an ideal setting for those seeking a balance between privacy, accessibility, and natural beauty.