Jake Hubbell, ALC

Elk Ridge Ranch - Colorado Mountain Equestrian Ranch Property Highlights 15.91± total acres on Bostwick Park Road, NE of Montrose 9+ irrigated acres from Cimarron and Bostwick Park water 17.20 acre-feet Bostwick Park Conservancy District water 0.50 shares Cimarron Ditch Company water Main house: 2019 modular, 1,920 sq ft, 3 bed / 2 bath Guest house: 1992 manufactured home, 1,589 sq ft, 3 bed / 2 bath Cabin/cottage: 493 sq ft, 1 bed / 1 bath Productive hay and alfalfa ground plus established gardens Strong domestic well water, propane heat, wood stoves, septic systems Year-round native elk and deer on and around the property Proven equestrian, trail-riding, and retreat history A Rare Equestrian Lifestyle Property Tucked into the high-desert beauty of Bostwick Park just northeast of Montrose, Elk Ridge Ranch offers 15.91 acres of authentic Colorado ranch living. This is a property built for horses, for family, and for the kind of life that pulls you outdoors every season of the year. With three separate residences, productive irrigated ground, and a long history of equestrian use, the ranch delivers both lifestyle and opportunity in one of the most scenic corners of the Western Slope. Water That Works for You Water is the backbone of any working ranch, and Elk Ridge is well positioned. More than nine acres are irrigated through a combination of Cimarron and Bostwick Park water, backed by 17.20 acre-feet of Bostwick Park Conservancy District water and 0.50 shares of Cimarron Ditch Company water. That reliable supply keeps the hay and alfalfa ground productive and the gardens green, while a strong domestic well serves the homes with quality water year-round. Three Homes, Endless Possibilities The ranch includes three distinct residences, opening the door to multi-generational living or multiple income streams. The 2019 modular main home offers 1,920 square feet with three bedrooms and two baths in a comfortable, modern layout. A 1992 manufactured guest home adds another 1,589 square feet with three bedrooms and two baths — ideal for extended family, ranch help, or guests. Rounding things out is a charming 493 square foot cabin with one bedroom and one bath, perfect as a private retreat or rental unit. Each building is served by propane heat, wood stoves, and its own septic system. Income Potential and Equestrian Heritage Elk Ridge Ranch has a proven track record. The property has long welcomed riders on trail rides and hosted educational retreats, making it a natural fit for an equestrian operation, agritourism venture, or short-term rental portfolio. With three homes and a setting this striking, the income possibilities are real and varied — from vacation rentals to hosted experiences to leasing the productive hay ground. Wildlife and the Western Slope Setting Few places connect you to Colorado’s wild character like Bostwick Park. Native elk and deer move freely across the property and the surrounding ranches essentially year-round, offering a daily reminder of the land you call home. Combine that with mountain views, irrigated pastures, and established gardens, and you have a property that feeds the soul as much as the bottom line. Your Colorado Ranch Awaits Whether you’re seeking a turnkey equestrian operation, a family compound with room to spread out, or an income-generating lifestyle property, Elk Ridge Ranch delivers. Come experience the space, the water, the wildlife, and the quiet beauty of Bostwick Park for yourself.

Mountain Horse Property with Direct Access to Public Lands Elk Vista Ranch is a one-of-a-kind mountain horse property set in a scenic agricultural valley with direct access to public lands and the adjoining McCluskey State Wildlife Preserve. Commanding views of Mt. Lamborn and Lands End frame a private, locked-gate setting with few neighbors—offering the rare combination of seclusion, productive acreage, and world-class outdoor recreation. From custom living quarters to versatile outbuildings, abundant water, and exceptional hunting, this property is built for those seeking a true Colorado ranch lifestyle. Property Highlights at a Glance Custom 3 bed, 2 bath home with private office, vaulted ceilings, and expansive views of Mt. Lamborn and Lands End Quiet, locked-gate location with few neighbors, bordering McCluskey State Wildlife Preserve Interior finishes: slate floors, tongue and groove wooden walls, white granite countertops, black farm sink, fireplace, stainless appliances, oversized fridge, radon mitigation system, two large cedar decks 368 sq ft guest tiny home: 1 bed, 1 bath, private kitchen, wooden deck 58½' x 50' heated, fully insulated workshop with two RV-compatible overhead doors (10' east, 12' north), plus bathroom, kitchen, ample storage, and a state-of-the-art 2022 recording/art studio Four-stall horse barn with corrals and an open-air covered hay barn (32' x 50') Large raised garden area with two patios and an observation deck Abundant water: 3 Bone Mesa water taps, 20 shares Minnesota Ditch and Reservoir Company, spring water rights, 1 domestic well, 2 unused well permits, typically 3 ponds, with historically good irrigation Excellent elk, turkey, and mule deer hunting with direct access to public lands Ranch Improvements and Built Assets The custom 3-bedroom, 2-bath home showcases vaulted ceilings, a private office, slate floors, tongue and groove wooden walls, white granite countertops, a black farm sink, a fireplace, stainless appliances with an oversized refrigerator, a radon mitigation system, and two large cedar decks. Additional improvements include a 368-square-foot guest tiny home (1 bed, 1 bath, private kitchen, wooden deck) and an impressive 58½' x 50' heated, fully insulated workshop with two RV-compatible overhead doors, a bathroom, kitchen, ample storage, and a state-of-the-art recording/art studio completed in 2022. Equestrian facilities include a four-stall horse barn with corrals and an open-air covered hay barn measuring 32' x 50'. Water assets are extensive: 3 Bone Mesa water taps, 20 shares of Minnesota Ditch and Reservoir Company, additional spring water rights, 1 domestic well, and 2 unused well permits. The Land and Water Resources of This Colorado Ranch Water is the heartbeat of Elk Vista Ranch. With historically good irrigation and typically three ponds on the property, the land supports a wide range of agricultural endeavors, from orchards and vineyards to hay production and pasture. The combination of water taps, ditch shares, spring rights, and wells provides the reliability and flexibility that make this ranch as productive as it is beautiful. A large raised garden area with two patios and an observation deck rounds out the usable, well-watered grounds. Location, Public Land Access, and Horseback Riding Bordering the McCluskey State Wildlife Preserve and offering direct access to public lands, Elk Vista Ranch is a horse property built for riding straight from the barn into the backcountry. The quiet, locked-gate setting with few neighbors means privacy and peace, while miles of nearby public terrain open up endless trails for horseback riding, exploring, and accessing prime hunting ground without ever loading a trailer. Wildlife and Hunting Opportunities: Elk, Mule Deer, and Turkey As a premier hunting property, Elk Vista delivers year-round wildlife and outstanding opportunities for elk, mule deer, and turkey. Turkey are present throughout the year, sometimes gathering in flocks of up to 200 birds. Mule deer and large bucks frequent the property regularly, particularly during hunting season, while elk herds migrate through the ranch in the fall, winter, and spring. With direct access to the adjoining state wildlife area and public lands, hunters enjoy exceptional access to elk, mule deer, and turkey right from the property. Buyer to verify all measurements.

Quarter Circle A Farms — 455± Acres South of Monte Vista, Colorado Tucked into Colorado’s storied San Luis Valley just south of Monte Vista, Quarter Circle A Farms is a rare 455±-acre property that pairs productive irrigated alfalfa with one of the region’s premier waterfowl habitats. With two pivots feeding nearly 200 acres of hay on the north end and a 125±-acre flooded “Swells” wetland anchoring the south, this is a working farm and a sportsman’s retreat in one—wrapped in the kind of mountain-framed light and sky the Valley is known for. Location & Setting Quarter Circle A Farms sits in the heart of the San Luis Valley, a high-altitude agricultural basin ringed by the Sangre de Cristo and San Juan ranges and recognized as one of North America’s most important migratory bird corridors. The property lies just south of Monte Vista—home to the renowned Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge and the annual Crane Festival—placing it squarely on the flyway that draws ducks, geese, sandhill cranes, and shorebirds through the region each year. It’s a quiet, productive setting with excellent access and uninterrupted views. Irrigated Hay Production The northern portion of the farm is anchored by two center pivots installed in 2011, each sweeping roughly 270 degrees—three-quarters of a full circle—across approximately 90 acres apiece. The northern unit, known as “Circle 8,” has been in alfalfa production and can be expanded to roughly 120 acres with the addition of supplemental pond and pump capacity. The southern unit, “Circle 7,” runs seven towers across 1,298 feet plus a 32-foot end gun. Both pivots are powered by copper electrical lines and apply about 23 inches of water over a growing season. The current owner purchased the property in 2013 and developed the alfalfa program from the ground up. The result is roughly 180 acres of irrigated hay producing an average of three cuttings per year—yielding approximately 6 and 5 tons per acre across the two circles, or about 990 tons of alfalfa annually. The ground beneath the pivots is adjudicated, and the operation is well established and turnkey for an incoming buyer. Water Resources Water is the backbone of this property, and Quarter Circle A is exceptionally well equipped. Irrigation is supplied by a combination of the Commonwealth Ditch (2 shares) and multiple agricultural wells, all routed into a central 7 acre-foot settling pond from which water is pumped to both pivots. When the canal is running, ditch water and the wells fill the pond underground; the typical cycle runs the system for roughly two days, then rests and refills the pond. The property’s well infrastructure is substantial. A main well on the southern side is drilled to 1,800 feet and produces approximately 1,846 gallons per minute, complemented by a 1,000-foot well rated near 2,250 gallons per minute, an additional well allocated at 600+ gallons per minute, and a further well west of the north pivot that is currently artesian and could be converted to irrigation. The two pivots carry a combined allocation of approximately 570 acre-feet of Sub-district 6 water (approximately $35 per acre-foot). In an average snowpack year, ditch water alone is sufficient to support a cutting, while roughly 2.5 days of well water covers the Swells hunting area. (Prospective buyers should verify current well allocations and adjudication details with the State of Colorado.) The Swells — Waterfowl Habitat & Hunting The southern end of the property is where Quarter Circle A truly distinguishes itself. Known as “The Swells,” this 125±-acre flooded pasture began as a Ducks Unlimited project: in the low ground, a series of raised swells were sculpted with water-filled channels running between them—rippling lines of high and wet ground that mimic waves left in the sand. The result is prime, purpose-built waterfowl habitat. Water flows from the central pond out into these terraced areas, creating exceptional duck and goose hunting through fall and winter and outstanding bird habitat year round. The property hosts ducks and geese in abundance, along with blue heron and a wide range of other species. It has a proven track record—the area is hunted heavily and productively, including by the local Amish community, and one opening day reportedly produced a harvest of around 400 birds. The owner has also welcomed 20–30 youth hunters annually, making it a meaningful spot for introducing the next generation to the sport. In spring and summer, the same ground serves double duty as excellent cattle grazing pasture. A Rare Combination Few properties in the San Luis Valley offer this blend: established, water-secured alfalfa production with documented yields, robust and redundant well and ditch infrastructure feeding a central reservoir, and a marquee waterfowl habitat with a hunting reputation that speaks for itself. Whether the goal is a cash-flowing hay operation, a recreational waterfowl property, or both, Quarter Circle A Farms delivers on all fronts.

Set in the high country near Mesa, Colorado, this 355± acre mountain ranch offers a rare blend of conserved open land, proven wildlife habitat, and a fully improved off-grid homestead. Approximately 270 acres are protected by a Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation conservation easement, preserving sweeping views, critical wildlife corridor, and exceptional hunting opportunities, while roughly 80 unencumbered acres provide flexibility for residential and operational use. There is a 6-acre building envelope excluded from the easement. The ranch is anchored by a thoughtfully developed off-grid compound featuring a 2,200± sq ft main residence, completed in 2020. The home is designed for efficiency and comfort with wood heat, a wood cook stove, refrigerator, microwave, washer and dryer, and solar hot water. A 1,000± sq ft guest house with loft comfortably sleeps up to six and provides ideal accommodations for family, guests, or hunters. Additional improvements include a yurt, walk-in cooler, and a well-equipped garage/shop housing a substantial battery bank, 32 solar panels, and a 12-kW backup generator, all supported by a private water well. The ranch sits at 6800’ of elevation and is easily accessible year round. Wildlife is abundant, with consistent populations of elk and mule deer using the ranch year-round. The property has a strong hunting history, offering archery and rifle elk and deer opportunities. Current owners operate a successful guide and outfitting operation on the property. Existing hunting operations have generated income through guided archery, rifle, and cow elk hunts, making the ranch well suited for continued recreational or outfitting use. Private, productive, and sustainably designed, this Mesa-area ranch represents an exceptional opportunity to own a turnkey mountain property where conservation, recreation, and off-grid living come together in one remarkable holding. Recreation is easy to find as the surrounding area provides hundreds of thousands of acres of public land. The Grand Mesa boats over 300 lakes on the largest flat-top mountain in the world. Powderhorn ski resort is just a few minutes away and can be seen from the ranch. The Bull Creek Ranch is rural but a short 45-minute drive to Grand Junction with shopping, dining, and regional airport that supports about 100,000 people in the Grand Valley. Necessities and dining can be found in the small communities of Mesa, Collbran, and Molina a few miles from the property.

Bull Basin Meadows Ranch - Colorado Ranch in Collbran Bull Basin Meadows Ranch encompasses 527± acres near Collbran, Colorado, ideally situated below the Bull Basin Reservoirs on the iconic Grand Mesa. This exceptional high-country ranch blends productive agriculture, premier wildlife habitat, and Western beauty within a landscape designed for both stewardship and enjoyment. The ranch supports a seasonal cattle operation, with turnout typically from mid-May through late October, and can conservatively sustain approximately 100 head of cows. A significant portion of the property consists of flood-irrigated meadows, providing reliable forage and operational efficiency throughout the irrigation season. The land features predominantly gentle, rolling terrain, with natural bands of scrub oak brush and juniper that break into expansive open meadows, creating both visual appeal and functional grazing. Located just minutes from Powderhorn Ski Resort and a 45 minute drive to Grand Junction, the economic hub of Western Colorado, with shopping, dining, and regional airport. Permanently protected by a Conservation Easement, Bull Basin Meadows Ranch preserves its open-space character, scenic views, and ecological integrity for generations to come, while continuing to allow traditional agricultural and recreational uses. This balance of preservation and productivity enhances long-term value and establishes the ranch as a true legacy holding on the Grand Mesa. The diverse habitat supports exceptional wildlife and premier big-game hunting. Mule deer and elk are resident throughout the ranch, drawn to the abundant forage and protective brush corridors providing consistent seasonal hunting opportunities. In addition to private recreational use, the ranch offers potential for exclusive, low-impact hunting experiences or select lease opportunities, complementing the existing cattle operation. Sweeping views, peaceful seclusion, and an unspoiled natural setting define the ranch experience. For those wishing to establish a residence, the property includes a 3± acre building parcel not subject to the Conservation Easement, allowing for the construction of a custom home or additional housing. There is a 1700 gal water cistern, 1500 gal septic system, and 1000 gal propane already in place on the building lot. Electric power and underground telephone service are available adjacent to the building site, offering modern convenience without compromising the surrounding landscape. Bull Basin Meadows Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a protected working ranch that seamlessly unites agriculture, recreation, conservation, and refined Western living in one of western Colorado’s most desirable high-country settings.

Longmeadow Event Center - Thriving Hospitality & Hunting Business for Sale Located just east of Denver, Longmeadow Game Resort & Event Center is a premier multi-use hospitality, event, and outdoor recreation business set on 140 acres of scenic Colorado landscape. This turnkey offering includes the real estate, business operations, branding, and established clientele, making it a rare investment opportunity for those seeking a profitable event venue, hunting lodge, and guest ranch. Property & Business Highlights 140 acres of meticulously maintained property 12,000 sq. ft. event center with a 4,000 sq. ft. grand ballroom Fully operational bar & restaurant with a commercial kitchen 8 hotel suites, fully furnished for guest accommodations 8 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms across multiple structures Conference room and bridal dressing room for event hosting Outdoor venue spaces, including a furnished patio and wedding podium Established pheasant hunting, prairie dog hunting, and clay bird shooting facilities Includes business operations, including branding, websites, marketing assets, and past clientele Diverse Income Streams This offering is a fully operational business with multiple revenue sources, including: 1. Weddings & Events Proven wedding venue hosting 15-20 weddings annually Event bookings for corporate retreats, banquets, and private gatherings Established reputation with repeat business and strong marketing presence 2. Hunting & Outdoor Experiences Guided pheasant hunts, offering a premium upland bird hunting experience Prairie dog hunts, catering to outdoor enthusiasts and shooting sports clients Deer hunting opportunities on managed land 3. Clay Bird Shooting & Recreational Sporting World-class clay bird shooting facilities, generating revenue through private events and competitions Corporate outings and sporting events attract clientele seeking outdoor team-building experiences 4. Lodging & Hospitality 8 fully furnished hotel suites, providing overnight accommodations for event guests and hunters All-inclusive hunt packages that combine lodging, meals, and guided outdoor experiences 5. Restaurant & Bar Operations Fully operational bar & restaurant, serving guests, wedding parties, and corporate groups Opportunities for expanded food & beverage revenue through public dining or private events A Rare Turnkey Investment Opportunity Longmeadow Game Resort & Event Center is more than just real estate-it is a fully established business with branding, past clientele, and a reputation for excellence. With its prime location just east of Denver, it offers the perfect balance of rural seclusion and accessibility, drawing in guests for events, hunts, and outdoor recreation. This is a one-of-a-kind chance to own a successful event venue and hunting lodge with immediate revenue potential and room for expansion. For more details on this exceptional business and real estate opportunity, contact us today. Property is Co-Listed with John Kadavy, the Kadavy Group, Keller Williams Preferred Realty 970-396-4303 [email protected]