Flying N Ranch
Antonito, Colorado
$9,950,000
Added on 3/11/2024



Property Features
- Home
- Barn
- Work Shop
- River Frontage
- Cabins
Property Description
Flying N Ranch is a 2,950± acre, contiguous and highly functional livestock operation in Colorado’s San Luis Valley, offering a rare combination of scale, water resources, and long-term agricultural viability. With approximately 2,550 acres of irrigable hay meadows and pasture—supported by both surface water rights and groundwater—the ranch sustains a robust cow-calf program of around 400 head alongside an established horse breeding operation. Its nearly two miles of the Rio San Antonio, diversified irrigation system, and practical infrastructure—including multiple residences, barns, a
Location
Barton Miller
Managing Broker/Owner
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