Located on the west edge of Gosper County, this 635± acre combination property offers a strong blend of dryland farm ground and productive grassland pasture. The property lies on the south side of Highway 18, with access from Road 421, while Road 735 runs between the two parcels.

The north parcel consists of approximately 83.08± acres of tillable farmland, 76.62± acres of hay meadow grass, and 234.3± acres of grassland pasture. The south parcel consists of approximately 45.23± acres of tillable farmland, 49.66± acres of hay meadow grass, and 137.22± acres of grassland pasture, making the property well suited for both crop production and livestock grazing.

The predominant soil types are Uly-Coly silt loams, known for their productivity and suitability for dryland farming in the region. Just south of Road 735, a windbreak tree line provides natural protection for livestock and pasture ground.

Beyond its agricultural value, the property also offers excellent recreational opportunities. The area supports strong populations of upland game birds, whitetail deer, and other wildlife, providing quality hunting potential. The property also lies within an elk management zone, making it eligible for landowner elk permit opportunities, which adds additional recreational and investment appeal.

With convenient access and a desirable mix of farm and pasture acres, this property presents an excellent opportunity for agricultural producers, investors, or recreational buyers looking to add to their portfolio.

The tillable and pasture acres are available for the 2026 season.

Gosper County 18-6-23 394.84 Acres and 19-6-23 240.84 Acres

From Elwood, head south on Highway 283 for 7 miles. Then turn right onto Highway 18, and head west for 4 miles. Turn left onto County Road 421. The first parcel is to the west. Continue down Road 421, Road 735 divides the 2 parcels, and the second parcel is also on the west side of the road.

From Arapahoe, head north on Highway 283 for 7.2 miles. Then turn left onto County Road 730 and head west for 3.5 miles. Turn right onto County Road 421 and continue for 4.8 miles. The parcels are on the west side of the road with Road 735 dividing the 2.