CHAPMAN RANCH

1540 deeded acres with 1170 acres protected by a conservation easement and approximately 3000 acres leased from the B.L.M. There are three streams that flow through the property which gives you miles of trout fishing. Government land surrounds this lovely ranch, and a natural rock wall creates a sense of seclusion that is unusual in today's world. There is already irrigation installed on the land. The ranch is powered by a combination of solar energy and generators. The property has more to offer than just a cattle ranch; it also has hunting and fishing opportunities along with a small vineyard, making it somewhere you will always want to return to. From the meadows in the valley to the thick trees in the high mountains, there are miles of millennia-old trails used by the Indigenous people. These trails are believed to be what Zebulon Pike followed in the winter of 1806, leading into what is now the Chapman ranch and camped along Fourmile Creek. Most of the land still has the look and feel of the days of Zebulon Pike. If you are looking for a piece of the Old West to isolate you from the modern world, this is it. Only $4,600,000.

Videos

This video highlights not only the ranch but also the government land (B.L.M.) that surrounds the property. Video shot and edited by Chuck Donley.

Helicopter tour of the ranch.

The most northern part of the ranch ends at a secluded canyon with Four Mile Creek flowing through it. This beaver pond is great for trout fishing and duck hunting.

The north part of the ranch above the beaver pond on Four Mile Creek.

This spring is hidden in the B.L.M. lease land.