25740 26185 Us Highway 40, Steamboat Springs
$19,500,000
Classic Colorado Centennial Ranch which has been in the Hogue family for over 100 years. Over 1100+/- acres of productive agricultural and recreational land bordering both sides of US Highway 40. The Yampa River runs through the property for approximately 1.5 miles with numerous side channels and excellent private trout fishing. The cottonwood-lined river corridor is also a great habitat for for many species of waterfowl. Elk and deer traverse the property. The ranch has senior water rights off the Yampa River(15cfs) and numerous springs and wells on the property. The agricultural operation includes many hay meadows(about 125 acres are irrigated) and alfalfa fields. There are other income sources from leased commercial gravel pits, fishing leases, sporting clays, shooting and golf driving ranges. Some of the ranch has raised elevations off the valley floor that provide panoramic views of Ski Area and surrounding vistas. The ranch has potential for future development and at this time is not restricted by preservation easements. Existing improvements consist of three modest homes and many agricultural buildings, storage sheds and pole barns. The Hayden and Steamboat airports are less than 20 minutes away.
Status: Active
ELK RIVER REALTY.
Meadow, Mountain(s), Ski Area, Valley, Water
ELK RIVER REALTY
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Listing information last updated on March 1st, 2021 at 8:00am MST.
