Pueblo 152.8± With Highway Frontage

Located just minutes from Pueblo, Colorado, this 152.8± acre property offers a versatile landholding with highway frontage, rolling terrain, and a combination of open grassland, scattered tree cover, and natural rock formations. With direct frontage along Highway 78 and additional access from Hog Farm Road along the western boundary, the property provides multiple access points and strong long-term usability for a variety of potential uses.

The acreage is divided by Highway 78, with approximately 21 acres situated on the south side of the highway and the remaining acreage located on the north side. This layout allows for flexibility in how the property may be utilized in the future, whether for residential purposes, agricultural use, potential development, or consideration for future commercial opportunities, given the highway visibility.

Access to the property is available from the western boundary along Hog Farm Road. Portions of the property are already fenced along the western, northern, and sections of the southern boundaries, which may be beneficial for livestock grazing or general land management.

The terrain consists of gently rolling hills with distinctive rock ledges and outcroppings that add visual character to the landscape. Scattered tree cover provides natural diversity across the property, while native grasses cover much of the ground. The topography and vegetation create a setting that offers both usable ground and natural features that enhance the overall appearance of the land.

From many locations on the property, there are views of the surrounding mountain ranges and the broader Pueblo County landscape. The setting provides a rural feel while remaining within close proximity to the services and amenities of Pueblo.

The property borders the Southside Landfill along portions of the southern boundary. However, due to the terrain, vegetation, and layout of the land, there are many areas across the property where the landfill is not visible and does not visually encroach on the majority of the acreage. The surrounding landscape maintains a natural appearance, and the landfill presence is generally unobtrusive from most vantage points on the property.

Wildlife commonly observed in the area includes mule deer and pronghorn antelope, with occasional elk passing through the region as well. The mix of open grassland, scattered cover, and nearby agricultural areas creates suitable habitat and travel corridors for these species.

Water availability in the region is typical of rural Pueblo County. Nearby well records indicate depths ranging approximately from 45 feet to 250 feet, though buyers should verify drilling conditions and availability with a licensed well driller and the Colorado Division of Water Resources.

The property’s proximity to Pueblo provides convenient access to a full range of services and attractions. Pueblo offers grocery stores, medical facilities, schools, restaurants, retail shopping, and other everyday amenities. Recreational opportunities in the area are extensive, including access to Lake Pueblo State Park for boating, fishing, camping, and hiking. The Arkansas River corridor also provides opportunities for fishing and outdoor recreation.

Additional nearby public lands and outdoor areas offer hiking, hunting, and exploration throughout southern Colorado. The region’s mild climate and open landscapes make it well-suited for year-round outdoor activities.

With highway frontage, multiple access points, rolling terrain, natural rock features, and close proximity to Pueblo, this 152.8± acre property offers a range of potential uses. Whether considered for residential development, agricultural use, recreational ownership, or potential future commercial opportunities, the property provides a sizable acreage with strong accessibility in southern Colorado.