Located approximately 15 miles east of Walsenburg in southern Colorado, this 40± acre parcel offers open space, expansive views, and flexibility for various land uses. Set within Huerfano County’s rolling rangeland, the property features a mix of gently sloping and level terrain suitable for multiple potential building or recreational sites. Ownership is unrestricted, with no HOA or covenants, allowing a wide range of options for those seeking rural acreage in an accessible setting.

The parcel is part of a group of available tracts in the area, including six parcels of roughly 40 acres each and one larger tract of approximately 80 acres. Each property has county road frontage, partial fencing, and the option to combine adjoining parcels for expanded acreage or a contiguous holding. The mild terrain supports straightforward development and offers space for homes, cabins, or agricultural projects.

Scenic mountain views surround the property in every direction. The Spanish Peaks rise prominently to the south, while the Sangre de Cristo Range defines the western horizon. To the north, Greenhorn Mountain and, on clear days, Pikes Peak add to the long-range visibility. The property’s eastern ridgeline overlooks the Cucharas River Valley, providing visual depth and a strong sense of open space.

The land is located within Colorado Game Management Unit 128, an area known for pronghorn antelope and occasional deer and elk movement. The mix of open grasslands and agricultural lands supports seasonal wildlife use and creates a natural corridor for game activity. Public lands are nearby, including extensive National Forest, BLM, State Wildlife Areas, and designated wilderness. These areas offer hunting, hiking, fishing, and diverse outdoor recreation opportunities within a short drive.

Utility options are typical for the area’s rural properties. Power is available within the general vicinity, and many landowners use water hauling or delivery while considering well installation. The property’s elevation and terrain support year-round access via county-maintained roads.

The surrounding region offers a balanced combination of privacy and accessibility. Walsenburg lies about 15 miles west and provides grocery, fuel, dining, and healthcare services. Trinidad is roughly 45 miles south, and Pueblo is about 65 miles north along Interstate 25. Each community offers additional amenities and travel access, making the property convenient for both local and out-of-area owners.

Southern Colorado’s climate is known for its mild seasons, abundant sunshine, and moderate precipitation. These conditions support livestock and general agricultural activities, as well as comfortable living throughout the year. The area’s rural zoning accommodates residential construction, ranching, recreation, or small-scale agricultural operations.

This 40± acre tract, along with the adjoining parcels, represents an opportunity to own Colorado acreage free from restrictive covenants, with direct county road access and striking mountain views. Buyers may purchase individual parcels or combine multiple tracts to create a larger property suited to their goals. Whether used as a home site, agricultural parcel, or recreational getaway, the land offers flexibility and lasting potential in one of Huerfano County’s most scenic regions.