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2956 County Road 37
Hamilton, CO 81638

Updated: 3 months ago
$1,524,000
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  • 5
    Beds
  • 3
    Baths
  • 126.62
    Acres
  • 2678
    SQFT
  • $569.09
    per SQFT
127 acres of irrigated meadows on Waddle Creek with a farm house, a historic barn, and several outbuildings. You can enjoy your own ranch, big game hunting, and fishing! Bordering BLM in GMU 12, You will love the solitude nearly to the end of CR 37 Hamilton; 28 miles from Craig, CO. WATER RIGHTS include 1st and 3rd to Waddle Creek, including the reservoir, all gravity fed with updated head gates. You can relax on the deck and enjoy the sound of your own ditch running to ponds in your yard. The grass meadows yield an average of 260 tons of hay a year, and are a great source of fall pasture; plus the elk love to come down to them. You can fish your own part of Waddle Creek. The 5 bed, 3 bath farm house has a large updated chef kitchen. The main level of the house also includes a bar, living room, a den, and two bathrooms. The upper level has 5 bedrooms, including a suit with a jacuzzi tub. The outbuildings include an antique barn ( that has made a great wedding venue), a tack shed, a chicken coop, a bunk house, and a big metal shop. The house water is supplied by a gravity fed spring, right from the mountain to the faucet.
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Main Information

  • County: Moffat
  • Property Type: Residential
  • Property Subtype: Single Family Residence
  • Built: 1905

Exterior Features

  • Approximate Lot SqFt: 5515567.20
  • Roof: Metal
  • Sewer: Septic Tank
  • View: Meadow, Mountain(s), River, Creek/Stream
  • Water Source: Spring

Interior Features

  • Appliances: Bar Fridge, Freezer, Oven, Range, Refrigerator, Washer/Dryer
  • Flooring: See Remarks
  • Furnished: Unfurnished
  • Heating: Pellet Stove
  • Number of Levels: Two
  • Pets Allowed: Yes
  • Interior Features: Wet Bar, Jetted Tub

Location Information

  • Area: Other
  • Legal Description: S: 32 T: 5N R: 90W A TR M/B DESC 513/610 S: 31 T: 5N R: 90W A TR M/B DESC 513/610 S: 8 T: 4N R: 90W A TR M/B DESC 513/610 126.62A M/L
  • Lot Number: 0
  • Parcel Number: R002321

Additional

  • Available Utilities: Electricity Available, Phone Available, See Remarks, Septic Available
  • Community Features: Fishing
  • Days on Market: 93
  • Zoning Code: Agricultural

Financial Details

  • Current Tax Amount: $1,354.38
  • Current Tax Year: 2023
  • Possession: Delivery Of Deed
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