Whether you’re looking for a sprawling ranch site, a multi-generational homestead, or a rock-solid land investment, this 123-acre parcel in the Southern San Luis Valley offers that rare "Big Sky" freedom without being truly off the map.

This is raw, untouched Colorado land at its finest—covered in native wildflowers and resilient basin grasses. It’s the kind of place where the silence is rarely broken by anything other than the wind, song birds or the occasional hawk.

The vistas here aren't just "good"—they’re why people move to the Valley. To the East, the Sangre de Cristo Range dominates the horizon. Just in front of those peaks, you’ll find the Wild Horse Mesa where wild mustangs still roam the high desert.
The sacred Ute Mountain looks like it’s sitting right in your backyard. In reality, it’s about 7 miles away as the crow flies, providing a stunning, unobstructed anchor for your southern views.

The property is remote and private, yet you’re only 2 miles from the pavement of Highway 159. Better yet, electricity is already at the property line.

While an old irrigation ditch crosses the land, please note there are no ditch rights included. However, the real value is underground: this acreage qualifies for three domestic wells, making it a prime candidate for a family compound or splitting the parcels.

We have a fresh, professional survey on file. Agent Note: If you’re looking at the County GIS/GPS, it shows a rectangular "cut-out" inside the property. This is just one of the clerical errors in the county’s mapping system—the new survey confirms the full 123-acre integrity. Trust the boots on the ground, not the screen!

This area is lightly populated; it’s the perfect middle ground for someone who wants to feel completely alone without actually being stranded.

Ready to walk the dirt? Properties of this size with power and easy highway access are rare. Give me a call, and let’s go see what 123 acres of Colorado freedom feels like.