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Lazy Y4 Ranch
Penrose , Colorado | Fremont County | 480 Acres
Property Information
Lazy Y4 Ranch consists of 480 deeded acres along with an adjoining 1,435-acre BLM lease. This ranch has a feeling of privacy, but is only a few minutes to Penrose, Colorado.
Lazy Y4 Ranch offers a unique western and outdoor lifestyle that is close to town, yet provide the feeling that you are miles away.Close Details
LOCATION
Located only a few minutes from Penrose, Colorado, the ranch is also only 34 miles from Colorado Springs and 30 miles from Pueblo. The Colorado Springs airport is a 45-minute drive.
IMPROVEMENTS
The improvements include a maintained 3,420 square foot, four-bedroom, two-bathroom home, plus numerous outbuildings. The outbuildings consist of a 40x80 foot hay storage building with cement floor, 30x40 foot shop, 70x24 foot calving barn, 8x22 foot tack barn, and a 12x18 foot chicken coop. There are also heavy-duty pipe corrals and working facilities, plus a shooting range on the eastern side of the property.
WILDLIFE & RECREATION
Wildlife habitat is abundant with mule deer, antelope, black bear, coyote and other species indigenous to the region. This region is a fisherman’s paradise with gold metal fly-fishing along the Arkansas River. The property is less than two miles to Brush Hallow Reservoir with boating and fishing.
Located only a few minutes from Penrose, Colorado, the ranch is also only 34 miles from Colorado Springs and 30 miles from Pueblo. The Colorado Springs airport is a 45-minute drive.
IMPROVEMENTS
The improvements include a maintained 3,420 square foot, four-bedroom, two-bathroom home, plus numerous outbuildings. The outbuildings consist of a 40x80 foot hay storage building with cement floor, 30x40 foot shop, 70x24 foot calving barn, 8x22 foot tack barn, and a 12x18 foot chicken coop. There are also heavy-duty pipe corrals and working facilities, plus a shooting range on the eastern side of the property.
WILDLIFE & RECREATION
Wildlife habitat is abundant with mule deer, antelope, black bear, coyote and other species indigenous to the region. This region is a fisherman’s paradise with gold metal fly-fishing along the Arkansas River. The property is less than two miles to Brush Hallow Reservoir with boating and fishing.