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This highly productive cropland presents an exceptional opportunity for producers looking to expand their operation or investors seeking a stable, income-producing agricultural asset. Located near Cope, Colorado, the property consists of 2,073.35 tillable acres featuring predominantly Class III and IV loam soils with level topography, making it well-suited for growing wheat, corn, millet, and milo.
The farm offers excellent year-round access with paved highway frontage and well-maintained county roads, providing efficient transportation to local grain markets. The acreage is currently operated under a wheat, corn, millet, and fallow rotation and is leased to an established tenant. Existing cash leases generate $124,380 in annual income ($60 per tillable acre) through 2029, providing immediate and reliable investment returns.
Adding to its appeal, the property carries exceptionally low annual property taxes of just $2,180 (2025), helping maximize net income.
Beyond its agricultural value, the property offers outstanding recreational potential. Healthy populations of deer, pronghorn, upland birds, and small game provide the opportunity to generate additional income through a hunting lease, further enhancing the property's annual return.
Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation or acquire a quality income-producing land investment, this property offers an outstanding combination of productive soils, dependable lease income, excellent access, and recreational potential.
Contact the listing agent today for additional information or to schedule a private showing.
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