Property Overview
Olson Road Farm offers an exceptional combination of productive agricultural land, quality equestrian facilities, and comfortable country living. Encompassing 80± acres, including approximately 68 acres under till, the farm benefits from 72 shares of Bessemer Irrigation Company water. With views of Pikes Peak beyond the cultivated fields, the property provides a peaceful setting while maintaining its agricultural productivity.
The thoughtfully constructed three-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home features 2×6 framing with straw bale exterior wall insulation. Each bedroom includes a private three-quarter bathroom, while guests have access to a separate half bath. The spacious living room features 13-foot ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace with a blower. An office opens directly onto the covered front porch, and a generous laundry/mudroom provides convenient access from the garage.
Recent improvements include a new roof, Anderson windows and doors in 2025, along with new stucco, furnace, and central air compressor in 2026. Mature trees, landscaped lawns, and automatic sprinklers complement the covered porch and back patio.
Equestrian improvements include a 36’ x 36’ Morton barn with three stalls, automatic waterers, a tack room, and a 12-foot overhang providing shelter for a pipe-fenced run. The 120’ x 230’ pipe-and-cable arena features roping boxes, a lead-up, and holding pens, making it well-suited for training and roping activities.
An iconic bridge crosses the Bessemer Canal, providing access to an additional 4.5 acres along the property’s southwest boundary.
Protected by a Palmer Land Trust conservation easement, Olson Road Farm represents an opportunity to own productive irrigated farmland with established equestrian infrastructure while helping preserve Pueblo County’s agricultural heritage for future generations.
Property Facts
- 80± deeded acres
- 68± acres of tillable farm ground
- 72 shares of Bessemer Irrigating Ditch Company water
- Southwestern-style 2,334± sq. ft. home with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and a large office
- 2x6 construction with straw bale exterior wall insulation
- New roof and Andersen windows and doors (2025)
- New furnace and central air compressor (July 2026) and new stucco (2026)
- 36’ x 36’ Morton horse barn with 3 stalls, tack room, automatic waterers, and stall mats
- 12’ barn overhang with a sheltered pipe run
- 120’ x 230’ pipe-and-cable arena with roping boxes, lead-up, and holding pens
- Palmer Land Trust conservation easement keeps the farm in agricultural production
