County Rd E #15, Ordway, CO 81063

Located in the wide-open landscape of Crowley County, Colorado, this approximately 336A± acre grassland property offers an exceptional combination of accessibility, agricultural utility, recreational opportunity, and long-term land ownership potential. With State Highway 96 bordering one side and county roads providing access along the remaining three sides, this eastern Colorado property stands out for its extensive road frontage and convenient access from multiple directions.The property consists primarily of native grass pasture with level to gently rolling terrain characteristic of the Colorado Eastern Plains. The landscape provides a practical setting for livestock grazing and other agricultural uses consistent with local regulations. Its manageable size and straightforward topography create flexibility for an owner seeking a working grassland property, recreational acreage, or a long-term land investment in Crowley County.Access is one of the defining features of this 336A± acre Colorado property. State Highway 96 provides direct transportation exposure along one boundary, while county roads border the other three sides. This unusual amount of road frontage creates multiple potential entry points and convenient access for livestock operations, equipment, property management, and recreational use. The highway frontage also provides strong visibility and connectivity to nearby communities throughout southeastern Colorado.Water infrastructure adds another important component to the property. A Crowley County Water Association tap is included, providing an established water resource for future operational needs. The property also contains a historical well that is no longer in use. Together, these features reflect the agricultural history of the land while providing additional context for its long-term utility.The surrounding Crowley County landscape supports a variety of wildlife and outdoor recreation. Pronghorn are commonly observed throughout the area, and mule deer and whitetail deer may occasionally utilize nearby habitat corridors. The property's native grassland setting provides the open country and expansive views that define this part of eastern Colorado. Wildlife enthusiasts and landowners will appreciate the opportunity to own acreage in a region known for its agricultural heritage, open prairie, and diverse outdoor resources.Recreational opportunities extend beyond the property boundaries with Lake Meredith located nearby. Lake Meredith is a significant recreational destination in Crowley County, offering opportunities for boating, fishing, camping, wildlife viewing, and birdwatching. The surrounding region is known for its open-water recreation and prairie landscapes, creating an added benefit for an owner who values both productive land and access to outdoor activities.Whether your goal is to establish a grazing operation, expand an existing agricultural footprint, secure a recreational property in southeastern Colorado, or invest in a substantial piece of native grassland, this property offers several compelling characteristics. The combination of approximately 336A± acres, predominantly native pasture, exceptional road access, State Highway 96 frontage, county roads on three sides, and an existing water association tap creates a versatile ownership opportunity.Crowley County continues to offer the qualities that attract agricultural landowners and outdoor enthusiasts to Colorado's Eastern Plains: productive grassland, expansive horizons, accessible transportation routes, abundant outdoor recreation, and a strong connection to the region's ranching heritage. The property's proximity to Lake Meredith further enhances its appeal by placing fishing, boating, camping, and wildlife viewing within convenient reach.This approximately 336A± acre Crowley County property represents an opportunity to own a highly accessible piece of eastern Colorado grassland with practical infrastructure and recreational advantages. Extensive road frontage, native pasture, a Crowley County Water Association tap, and proximity to Lake Meredith combine to create a versatile property suitable for a variety of permitted agricultural, livestock, recreational, and investment objectives.