Branson CO Homes for Rent
The median home value in Branson, CO is $63,100.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $224,400.
The national median home value is $338,100.
The average price of homes sold in Branson, CO is $63,100.
Approximately 29.85% of Branson homes are owned,
compared to 16.42% rented, while
53.73% are vacant.
Branson real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Branson real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
- Type:
- Single Family
- Sq.Ft.:
- n/a
- Status:
- NEW LISTING
- Beds:
- 3
- Lot size:
- 8,836 Acres
- Baths:
- 2.00
- MLS#:
- 821246
- Subdivision:
- None
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Poitry Canyon Elk, Deer and Cattle Ranch is +/- 8836 deeded acres, and totals 13.80 square miles. Located approximately 55 minutes east from I-25 in Las Animas County, the ranch is embedded in, and named after, the +/- 7 mile long Poitry Canyon. Monster mule deer and elk herds abound throughout the property, while the canyon also carries your very own resident herd of rocky mountain big horn sheep. Located completely within BGU 136, the Poitry Canyon Ranch is in the very heart of Coloradoâ??s best kept secret â?? The Plains Elk Units. For over 20 years, the stateâ??s 5-month long, unlimited tags PER HUNTER, commences Sept1- Jan 31, and includes rifle through the rut. Either sex, no-antler restriction, and unlimited tags per hunter (C-class), makes for the most liberal elk tags in the nation. With most of the ranch properties in these units rather large holdings, and less than 2% of the land being public, some of these bulls get to a monstrous size â?? with a 411, and 388 taken in this unit in recent years. Las Animas County has also been ranked as high as #2 in the state for producing monster B&C mule deer, and every year some plains bruisers make the books. Poitry Canyon Ranch has averaged 4-5 landowner buck tags annually. Whitetails, while not common, are also seen in the canyons. The ranch has received a couple of pronghorn antelope tags annually as well. Merriamâ??s turkeys abound, bear and lion are OTC tags as well, and the waterholes carry large flocks of doves in season. The herd of Rocky Mountain Big Horns are in a hunt-able unit, but the tag takes many preference points. This incredible well-watered, fenced, and cross-fenced holding offers end-of-the-road, locked-gate privacy. The property also includes a very comfortable 3-bedroom/2-bath ranch house, full-length covered front porch, 40 x 80 shop/barn, with half concreted, heated and closed-in, the other half gravel floor, and equipment bays. Included also is a walk-in cooler, wash-down pad, 2-bedroom barn-apartment, and 4 bays for equipment storage. An added feature, located about 1/2 way between both headquarters, is the historic stone house. Tucked back by a canyon spring, with a remodeled roof and exterior â?? leaving inside for buyerâ??s completion. With completely hand-quarried stone, and a new metal roof, this beautiful stone house would make a great guest quarters, VRBO, game room, or hunting/ranching headquarters. Located approximately 2 miles further into the ranch, complete with water and power, is the Hunters Headquarters with full year-round accommodations, 2-bedroom/2-bath home with screened porch, and 2 large barn/equipment sheds. Complementing the 10 registered wells on the ranch, centrally located in the center pasture are the working pens, complete with water and storage tanks, complementing the 8.5 miles of water lines, 18 inline drinkers and 8 dirt tanks (some seasonal). For the tax minded investor, there are 8 pastures, +/â?? 24 miles of fencing, 10 wells, 18 drinkers, 3 barns of depreciable assets (always check with your accountant). The ranch has been kept in Ag Tax status, with an annual tax bill of $2387 for 2025. The ranch has been carrying 80-100 pair of cattle annually, with a local rancher a willing tenant. Under one hour from Trinidadâ??s jet capable airport, I -25, and within a 3 hour drive of the 5.5 million population on Coloradoâ??s front range. The ranch is also a convenient 3.5 hour drive to Amarillo and the millions of sportsmen calling Texas home. Gently rolling mesas, with an average elevation in the lower 5000s, with vertical canyons of 800 ft., the ranch enjoys a mild 4-season climate that one can easily enjoy for a lifetime. With an excellent road and side-by-side system totaling approximately 30 miles of ranch trails, this property leaves little to be desired.
- Type:
- Land
- Sq.Ft.:
- n/a
- Status:
- Active
- Beds:
- n/a
- Lot size:
- 313.8 Acres
- Baths:
- MLS#:
- 792493
- Subdivision:
- None
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Beautiful 313.80 +/- acres just north of Branson Colorado. Bordered by Highway 389 on the east boundary and County Road 6.8 to the south. Breathtaking views of Saddle Rock Mesa and the surrounding Mesas separating Colorado and New Mexico. This must-see property is fully fenced featuring electricity on the property and two water wells which due to age, are unpermitted. One well is hand dug, with a solar pump, currently being used to water cattle. Enjoy the perfect landscape of grass, beautiful rock outcroppings, cedar trees, pinon trees and oak brush with elk, deer, and antelope venturing through. Perfect to build your dream home, have cattle, horses, or whatever your dreams may be! Come take a look! Additional photos to be posted soon.
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