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RANCH FOR SALE IN SOUTHERN COLORADO
Size: 35.78 acres
Price: $14900
Property Taxes: About $13 per year
Title: Buyer will receive a General Warranty Deed providing clear title and title insurance
paid for by the seller. The closing will be handled by a local title company.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
Longhorn Ranch Block 1 Lot 9 in Las Animas County, Colorado.
LOCATION
This property is located in the rolling hills about 45 minutes northeast of Trinidad, Colorado a very
short distance from the historic Santa Fe Trail.
The tiny town of Houghton, Colorado, several miles south of the property and has only a few residents,
as does Thatcher, which is also about 7 miles south.
The property is nearly covered in pinon pine trees and junipers with a few small meadows. The terrain
is rolling, and there are lots of good, level building spots near the road. Wildlife are plentiful
here, and the area is heavily forested with lots of deer, rabbits and other animals. Fossils can be
found all over the property here.
We've owned and sold dozens of properties in the area over the years, and this is one of the nicest.
GPS coordinates: 37.633814, -104.146676
PICTURES
All of these pictures were taken in September 2016.
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MAPS
DIRECTIONS
From Pueblo, Colorado: Take Highway 50 at Exit 100A to the town of Rocky Ford. Turn south on
Highway 71 (turn right at the Conoco station) and go to to Highway 10. Turn right and go half a
mile to Highway 71 again. Turn left and go to Highway 350. Turn right and go 22 miles to past
the town of Delhi. Turn right and go about 700 feet to County Road 88. Turn left and go three
miles to County Road 121. Continue straight and go 4.85 miles to Pinon Canyon Road. Turn
right (north) and go 0.9 miles to Longhorn Trail. Turn right (east) on Longhorn Trail and go
about 0.75 miles past the dome house to the fence corner which is the southwest corner of the
property. Continue about 0.15 miles to the southeast corner which is on the left about 50 feet
from the road. Please see the map for the distances to the north corners. Each corner is marked
with the original metal survey markers and a wooden stake wrapped with pink survey tape.