52899 US HWY 40, Hot Sulphur Springs, CO 80451 - Grand County

Now offered for the first time, Huntington Ranch stands as a truly one-of-a-kind legacy estate in the heart of Grand County. Located just outside the town of Hot Sulphur Springs and bordering public land, the ranch encompasses more than 269 acres of rolling hills, scenic bluffs, panoramic Continental Divide views, meandering Sheriff Creek, and the private Huntington Reservoircomplete with a brick gazebo perfect for summer BBQs. Approaching the property, you are greeted by a 5,000-sq-ft equestrian center, outfitted with four stalls, each with automatic waterers, two additional enclosed pens, a tack room, storage room, well hydrant, and arena footing suitable for riding indoors, especially through the winter months. Outside the barn lies an approximately half-acre outdoor riding arena and round pen, ideal for training, exercise, and novice riders. Set on a gentle rise, the masterfully designed brick home immediately draws you in with its timeless form and inviting outdoor spaces. Two dormers punctuate the concrete-tile roof, and a wide wraparound porch complete with a wood-burning fireplace and hot tub creates a year-round gathering space with uninterrupted views of the surrounding ranch. Inside, six bedrooms and six bathrooms, along with a large kitchen, dining room, and generous entertaining spaces, offer room to spread out. Mature evergreens, open lawn, and manicured landscaping frame the home with a sense of privacy and permanence. Adjacent to the residence sits a 2,400-sq-ft shop, sized perfectly to house tractors, a skid steer, equipment, and recreational vehicles needed to enjoy every aspect of the ranch. A true legacy estate. The agricultural components of Huntington Ranch include a decreed storage right to the water in the Huntington Reservoir and a decreed water right in the Huntington Ditch. The approximately 15 acres of hay fields, could be ready for a sizable crop as soon as this summer. A conservative estimate places the carrying capacity at approximately 10-14 cow/calf pairs.