This 200.3-acre property is located within the East Hatchet Ranch community, positioned in a scenic and lightly populated area south of Pueblo, Colorado, and north of Rye and Colorado City. The acreage comprises two adjoining parcels under separate ownership, marketed and sold together as a single contiguous offering, offering scale, privacy, and flexibility for future use.

Access is straightforward and practical via Mesa View Drive, which terminates at the property, creating true end-of-the-road access with limited through traffic. Power is available at the access point, reducing upfront infrastructure considerations for a future building site. The land is fenced along the northern and eastern boundaries, and boundary pins are clearly marked, offering clarity for buyers evaluating acreage and layout.

The terrain features a mix of open ground and natural features, including a deep arroyo that runs through the property and carries seasonal water during wetter periods. Scattered piñon pine and other native tree cover is concentrated primarily along the eastern boundary, adding visual interest, wildlife habitat, and natural screening. A well-located, secluded building area offers excellent privacy while still capturing expansive views.

Views are a standout feature of this property. From multiple vantage points, the land offers sweeping views of the Spanish Peaks, Greenhorn Mountain, Pikes Peak, and the broader Front Range, creating a classic southern Colorado backdrop that changes with light, weather, and seasons.

A railroad corridor runs along the eastern boundary. While visible in portions of the property, it occupies the far edge of the acreage and does not interfere with the primary building locations or interior use of the land. For many buyers, this feature simply reflects the region’s long-standing agricultural and transportation history.

Wildlife is common in the area, with deer and antelope frequently observed and occasional elk passing through seasonally. The property’s size and surrounding open spaces support consistent wildlife movement and viewing opportunities.

Water options include the potential for a private well, with neighboring well depths reported at approximately 200 to 260 feet to the north, as well as the availability of low-cost water delivery services commonly used in the area. Buyers should verify all water options independently as part of their due diligence.

East Hatchet Ranch is a covenant-protected community designed to preserve open space, views, and the area's rural character. The covenants help maintain long-term value while still allowing flexibility for landowners.

The property is conveniently located roughly 20 to 25 miles south of Pueblo, providing access to medical services, shopping, dining, and other amenities, while remaining comfortably removed from city congestion. Interstate 25 is approximately 15 to 20 miles away, offering north-south connectivity along Colorado’s Front Range. Area attractions include Lake Isabel in the San Isabel National Forest, the Greenhorn Mountains, and numerous opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, hunting, and general recreation throughout southern Colorado.

This offering provides a combination of acreage, access, views, and proximity to services that is increasingly difficult to find at this scale.