This 40.5± acre parcel in Las Animas County, Colorado, offers a rare remote, off-grid opportunity with direct access on two sides via rural county roads. The land gently slopes upward to the west, featuring scattered pinon-juniper along the western edge, as well as native vegetation like tree cholla and eastern prickly pear cactus. Elevated points provide views of Greenhorn Mountain to the west and sweeping vistas across Colorado’s eastern plains, creating an ideal setting for a variety of low-impact outdoor uses.

Located just minutes from over 440,000 acres of public land at Comanche National Grassland, the property offers outstanding recreational opportunities. The grassland supports a variety of wildlife, including mule deer, whitetail deer, pronghorn antelope, elk, scaled quail, and cottontail rabbits, as well as predators like coyotes and foxes. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hunting, hiking, biking, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, and dispersed camping. Scenic canyons, fishing access points, and other natural and cultural features add to the appeal of this region.

Despite its secluded, rural setting, the parcel is approximately 50 minutes from both Trinidad and La Junta, providing convenient access to groceries, fuel, medical services, and other amenities. The property is off-grid with no utilities, regional wells in the area typically range from 300–400 feet in depth.

This property combines physical access, scenic views, diverse vegetation, and proximity to extensive public lands, making it an ideal choice for a rural Colorado retreat, outdoor recreation base, or low-density off-grid homestead.