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Parcel 13 - 36.37 Acres | Byers, CO | Arapahoe County
Four large, vacant parcels of land are now available just south of Strasburg/Byers, Colorado in Arapahoe County - offering the space, privacy, and freedom that is increasingly hard to find along the Front Range. This 36.37-acre parcel is a blank canvas ready for your vision, whether that means a custom dream home, a rural retreat, an agricultural operation, or simply a long-term land investment in a region experiencing steady growth.
Located off Bradbury Road (County Road 173), this parcel is accessed via E Hampden Pl a private access and utility easement road, providing a quiet, secluded setting while still maintaining convenient proximity to the amenities of the Denver metro corridor. Strasburg offers small-town Colorado living with easy access to I-70, putting you within a comfortable commute of the greater Denver area, Denver International Airport, and everything the Front Range has to offer.
Power lines are being brought in along the private access and utility easement road, moving this parcel closer to being build-ready. There is no HOA, no covenants, and no restrictions - giving you true freedom to use your land the way you see fit. Whether you envision horses, livestock, outbuildings, a shop, or simply wide-open space, this parcel accommodates it all.
All four available parcels are 36.37 acres each and sit side by side, offering the unique possibility for buyers to purchase multiple contiguous tracts for an even larger holding. All surrounding parcels shown on the survey plat have been sold, making these four the final available tracts in this offering.
The boundary lines shown in any photographs, aerial images, or maps associated with this listing are approximate and are intended for general reference purposes only. Please refer to the official survey plat for exact legal boundary locations and dimensions. The information provided is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed. Great Plains Land Company assumes no liability for errors or omissions. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence.
