County Road 55 Greeley, CO 80631

Listing details for County Road 55, Greeley, CO 80631 : Ideally located off paved County Road 55 near Kersey and Kersey schools, this 71.32 acre irrigated property is offered as three legal lots, including a 31.13 acre improved tract with horse facilities, shop buildings, and NWCWD tap, plus 36.19 and 4 acre parcels. Irrigation water is available via a lease from the Seller through The New Cache La Poudre Irrigating and The Cache La Poudre Reservoir Company, supporting ag or equestrian use with low Weld County taxes, no HOA, and no metro district. Comprised of three separate legal parcels totaling 71.32 acres, the property is offered as a single purchase, allowing a buyer to maintain the entire holding or utilize the parcels individually, including the potential to build a home on each lot or sell portions in the future. The irrigated 31.13 acre tract serves as the operational hub with a 64'x104' Morton barn with hay storage, a 12'x72' three-sided loafing shed, 54'x75' shop, 24'x40' shop, horse pens, and automatic waterers, all supported by an installed NWCWD tap and a automatic generator if power goes out. The 36.19 acre parcel provides productive irrigated farmland with the ability to apply for an additional NWCWD tap or full-use well (subject to approval), while the irrigated 4 acre parcel offers flexibility for a homesite or expansion, with the ability to apply for an NWCWD tap or indoor-use-only well (subject to approval). The property features sweeping Front Range and mountain views and is surrounded by productive farmland and rural estates, offering privacy with convenient access to Kersey, Kersey schools, the city of Greeley, and nearby amenities. The setting provides an ideal balance of rural living and accessibility, with ample space for livestock, recreation, or future improvements. Bring your trailers, RVs, trucks - no restrictions. With flexible AG zoning and strong location, this property is well suited for agricultural use, equestrian operations, investment, or long-term hold in a growing Colorado market