5900 Burnt Mill Road, Beulah, CO 81023 - Pueblo County

Burnt Mill Ranch 643 Acres of Prime Colorado Ranchland

Discover the untamed beauty and legacy potential of Burnt Mill Ranch, a 643.55-acre tract of pristine ranchland in Pueblo County, Colorado. Located just a short drive from Pueblo and minutes from the scenic Wet Mountains, this expansive property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the American West.

This diverse ranch features native rangeland, open meadows, and river frontage along the St. Charles River, providing a valuable year-round water source. The property includes irrigation equipment and water canal rights tied to the Pollard Ditch, enhancing its agricultural productivity and long-term potential.

Property Highlights:

643.55 total acres of usable ranchland

Ideal for cattle grazing, equestrian use, and recreation

Expansive views of foothills and surrounding mountain ranges

Abundant wildlife including deer, elk, and small game

St. Charles River runs through the property

Irrigation equipment included and water canal rights via Pollard Ditch

Easement entry with internal ranch roads - Possible direct access from Burnt Mill Road

Minutes from Pueblo, I-25, and Lake Pueblo State Park

Whether you're expanding your livestock operation, looking for a weekend getaway, or seeking a long-term land investment, Burnt Mill Ranch delivers in location, usability, and natural beauty

And the following Fixtures/Personal Property

Interest in all current boundary and cross fences

Wildlife Stackyard (not contents)

Large Irrigation Well with buried underground pipeline to field

Domestic Well with well pit

Electric Power Supply

10 in buried Irrigation Line with five risers

6 in buried Irrigation Line with five risers

All current 8 plastic gated pipe (estimated forty 30 joints)

All current 5 Ring Lock Aluminum Pipe (estimated 20 joints)

3 Aluminum Bonets ( one 10by8, one 6 by 6, one 10 by 10 with reducer)

Misc 8 PVC plastic and Aluminum Fittings

Misc. Metal Dams (3 or 4?)

Approximately 1 mile buried livestock water line with two fiberglass hydrants

1/6 interest in Pollard Ditch Water Rights