Cummings Ranch

Bonito Canyon Ranch

Stonewall, Colorado (Las Animas County)

Stunning, off-grid, luxury log home built by North America’s premier log home builder featuring extraordinary finishes and meticulous attention to detail throughout the home.
566 acres of high mountain recreation land with trophy elk and mule deer hunting with readily available licenses located in Colorado Big Game unit 851.
Located on the eastern slope of the Culebra Mountain Range, part of the Sangre de Cristo chain, in south-central Colorado. The gentle topography, along with an ideal mix of aspens, spruce, pine fir, and mountain meadows offers fantastic wildlife habitat along with 365-degree views and unparalleled privacy.
The ranch is unencumbered; this is a high-value area for land trusts – and Bonito Canyon Ranch would be a perfect candidate for conservation if the new owner is so inclined.
The ranch has completed numerous forestry and wildlife habitat enhancement projects including small clear cuts that are reseeded with wildlife-friendly blends and thinning projects which serve to enhance wildlife habitat, encourage healthier forests, and mitigate fire risk.
Completely surrounded by larger well known and managed lands.
The home is tastefully decorated and all furnishings are included in the sale.
30 minutes from food, grocery, and gasoline in Stonewall, Colorado.

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Cortez, Colorado (Montezuma County)

Extensive water rights of 1,539 acre-feet irrigating up to 715 acres
Currently has 5 Pivots and additional side rolls
Water provided via McPhee Reservoir through the Dolores Water Conservancy District (DWCD)
Property grows primarily alfalfa hay and corn, pinto beans, orchard grass, oats and sorghum rotated in
Long growing season
Strong 4th season trophy mule deer population on the property
Adjoining BLM ground on three sides
The Dolores River Valley has a long record of human culture and is particularly rich in the remains of the Anasazi culture

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Parshall, Colorado (Grand County)

Beautiful mountain property with over 1 ¼ miles of Williams Fork River frontage
Completely renovated home overlooking the river and access to adjacent BLM Lands with year-round access all within 2 hours of Denver and less than 45 minutes to Summit County ski areas or Winter Park
The Williams Fork River is a tributary of the Colorado River with headwaters just west of Berthoud Pass
The property’s stretch of river is easily wadeable from either side of the bank and produces rainbows, browns, and the occasional cutthroat and brook trout
Newly renovated, very comfortable 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with deck overlooking the river
Unencumbered by Conservation Easements allowing the new owner the ability to either conserve or develop
The current owner has invested significant resources to mitigate beetle kill timber, which in turn reduces fire danger, improves aesthetic values, and also encourages new growth native grasses, aspen, pine, spruce, and fir
Recreational opportunities abound not only on the ranch but also in the vicinity from fly fishing on the property to other nearby gold medal waters on the Williams Fork and nearby Colorado and Blue Rivers
Other outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, boating, downhill or cross-country skiing, and hunting can all be enjoyed on or around the property and surrounding Arapaho National Forest areas

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