1,037 Acres in Rush, CO - $933,300
Rush Farm and Ranch
1,037 acre dry land farm and grassland east of Colorado Springs! Wide open spaces! Add to your farming or grazing operation, or build your farm. Towering views of Pikes Peak and views of the Spanish Peaks! Tons of road frontage and electrical service in the area. Hedge against inflation with land! One mile from the proposed power pathway. Ideal for solar/wind. Seller is willing to sell the east and the west parcels separately at $925 per acre.
Land
722 acres dry land farm ground and 315 acres grassland in Lincoln County Colorado. The farm ground is fallow and hasn’t been farmed in a few years. It wouldn’t take much to put it back in production. The farm ground lays level, with less than 3 percent slope with class IV soils. The grass is mostly native forage. The farm is Ag zoned and there’s electrical service along County Road 2 and along County Road U and at points along County Road 3 an...
722 acres dry land farm ground and 315 acres grassland in Lincoln County Colorado. The farm ground is fallow and hasn’t been farmed in a few years. It wouldn’t take much to put it back in production. The farm ground lays level, with less than 3 percent slope with class IV soils. The grass is mostly native forage. The farm is Ag zoned and there’s electrical service along County Road 2 and along County Road U and at points along County Road 3 and County Road V. There is fiber optic along County Road The farm backs to the conserved 50,000 acre Brett Gray Ranch. There are several seasonal creeks including the West Branch of Steels Fork-Horse Creek.
Recreation
There are great Antelope populations, as well as Mule Deer, Coyote, Fox, Dove and various other birds and animals.
Agriculture
The farm ground is fallow and hasn’t been farmed for several years. It lays level and could easily be put back in production. The farm ground is mostly Ascalon Sandy Loam, Satanta Loam, Platner-Ascalon Complex, Ascalon-Haxton Complex and Olney-Sandy Loam class IV Soils. The rangeland is mostly native grasses.
Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources
There are no adjudicated water rights. No mineral rights convey.
Region & Climate
Rush Colorado is located on the Eastern Plains, 40 miles east of Colorado Springs. Annual precipitation averages 12 inches per year. Winters are generally mild and summers warm. The area is mostly a ranching and farming community with scattered rural residential.
Location
The farm is 8 miles south east of Rush Colorado, which is 40 miles east of Colorado Springs. One mile from the power pathway. Ideal for solar or wind development
Directions
From Rush, Colorado, east on Highway 94 to County Road 2, South to Rd V, east to CR 3, south. Both sides of the road.
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