Platte River Hunt Club - Colorado, Sedgwick County, Sedgwick

The property is comprised of approximately 400 deeded acres and borders the South Platte River. The topography is generally level with a combination of cottonwood lined riparian areas, open river bottom, warm water sloughs, beaver ponds, prairie cordgrass stands, open woodland areas and irrigated cornfields. The lodge sits near the center of the property along the edge of the woodlands and the cornfields, while the South Platte River runs along the northern property line. In between rests, the warm water sloughs and the open woodland areas offer prime habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and quail. The property is easily accessed off of county maintained roads and just a few miles from I-76.

The main house was built in 2000 and sits immediately adjacent to the riparian area along the South Platte River.

• The 1,400 square foot home has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, vaulted ceilings, large kitchen, great room, and spacious wood deck. Rear entrance provides a large mudroom with sink.
  
• A domestic well and septic system has also been installed.
  
• This home can be used as a hunting lodge or a private retreat.
  
• The original homestead house is located near the new main house which can be renovated, as well as a large Quonset building for equipment storage.
  
• A sporting clay range can be added to enhance the overall use of the property.
  
• Electricity provided by Highline Electric Association. Propane, domestic water well and a septic system services the home.

The Platte River Hunt Club is located in the Central Flyway just off I-76 approximately 2.5 hours northeast of Denver, 3.5 miles southwest of Sedgwick, Colorado, and approximately 40 miles east of Sterling.


The area in and around Sedgwick, Colorado still primarily consists of variously sized farm and cattle ranching operations. Commercial air service is available approximately two hours from the property at Denver International Airport.


Located in the extreme northeast corner of the state with an elevation around 3,500’, the climate is similar to that of the mid-western plains of Nebraska and Kansas. Average summertime highs can reach the upper 90s, and in the winter average lows hover in the teens and rarely drop below zero.