If you've been looking for a piece of Colorado ground to call your own, this 40.8-acre parcel in Adams County is worth a closer look. It sits just outside Strasburg, along E 88th Avenue, about 40 miles east of downtown Denver via I-70. Close enough for an easy drive into the city, far enough to feel like you've left it behind.

The land is zoned A-3, which gives you flexibility for residential, agricultural, or equestrian use, subject to Adams County's requirements. We'd recommend a quick call to the county to confirm what you have in mind is a good fit before you get too far into planning.

What we like about this one is that some of the groundwork is already done. There's a well in place, electric service already runs to the property, and the entire perimeter is fenced with a gated entry. That's a meaningful head start if you're planning to build, run livestock, or just want a secure boundary line from day one. There are no existing structures, so you're working with a clean slate rather than inheriting someone else's layout or decisions.

One thing many buyers appreciate here: there's no HOA. No monthly dues, no architectural committee, no list of rules about outbuildings or fence types beyond what the county already requires. Just your land and your plans.

The surrounding landscape is classic Eastern Plains, open and unobstructed. It's the kind of setting where you can see weather roll in from miles away. If you're picturing a homestead, a hobby farm, or a quiet recreational retreat, this land gives you the room to work with, though we'd always encourage a walk of the property or a look at the interactive aerial map before deciding it's the right fit for your specific plans.

Location-wise, you're about 6 miles from both Bennett and Byers, roughly 14 miles from Watkins, and about 20 miles from Denver International Airport. Denver itself is a straightforward 40-mile drive west on I-70. It's a setup that works well for buyers who want rural space without giving up a reasonable commute.

Families or buyers with school-age kids should know the property falls within Strasburg School District 31J, which includes Strasburg Elementary, Hemphill Middle School, Strasburg High School, and Prairie Creek High School as an alternative option. School assignment is based on the district's official boundary maps, so it's worth confirming directly with them rather than assuming based on proximity alone.

Getting there is simple: take Exit 310 off I-70, head north on Strasburg or Monroe Road, then east on E 88th Avenue to reach the property. We also have an interactive Land id map available with aerial imagery and approximate boundaries, which is a good first step before scheduling an in-person visit.

As with any land purchase, we'd encourage you to do your own homework, confirm zoning fits your plans, check well output, look into septic feasibility, and verify boundary lines with a survey since the lines shown are approximate. We're happy to answer questions or pull together whatever documentation helps you make an informed decision.

If this sounds like the kind of place you've been picturing, reach out and let's set up a time to walk it together.