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18± Acres of Native Grassland on Highway 71 | Weld County, CO
This 18± acre parcel in northeastern Weld County is a simple, affordable way to own a piece of Colorado's eastern plains. The land is vacant and unimproved, covered in native grassland, and classified by the county as agricultural grazing land. Colorado State Highway 71 runs through the property, giving it paved highway frontage on both sides of the road.
With no structures or improvements to work around, the property is a blank slate. It can serve as grazing ground, a base for outdoor recreation, or a long-term land hold. Frontage on a state highway also gives the parcel visibility and makes it easy to find, which many rural parcels in the area can't offer.
Holding costs are minimal. Under its current agricultural classification, Weld County estimates 2026 property taxes at $3.70 for the entire year.
Highway 71 links the property to Brush and Interstate 76 to the south and to the Nebraska state line to the north. The parcel lies within the Raymer-Stoneham fire district and School District RE-11J (New Raymer).
If you're looking for an entry point into Colorado land ownership, additional grazing acreage, or a low-maintenance property to hold for the future, this 18-acre tract is worth a look.
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