VEO Irrigated Farm and Ranch is a high quality irrigated operation with excellent location in northwestern Wyoming near Cody, Wyoming featuring irrigated land and custom owners home along with a state grazing lease and agricultural improvements. This property consists of 980± acres (640 state grazing permit), excellent improvements and great hunting opportunities, offers both lifestyle and livelihood elements. The irrigated lands are largely planted to alfalfa and the grazing lease offers good grassland backed up with functional improvements.
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Fay Ranches is headquartered in Bozeman, Montana with offices from coast to coast. For over two decades we have specialized in helping investors locate and acquire the finest land assets in the country, including farms, ranches, timberland, plantations, and vineyards. When it comes time to sell your land, we use an extensive marketing platform and unrivaled reach to attract an exclusive pool of qualified investors.
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Bordering over 17,000 accessible BLM acres, this is a seamless property for the owner that is looking to enjoy all that comes with an abundance of private space … while avoiding the responsibilities that come with larger acreages. The current owners raised their family here for twenty-six years, maturing memories and growing roots in one of Wyoming’s most impressive Rocky Mountain valleys. Stonegate’s rare offering presents the opportunity for a new steward to do the same.
Improved with pipe corrals and roping arena, metal shop, tack room, equipment room and owner’s quarters, this ranch has everything one needs. Water tanks and pipelines were placed strategically to benefit grazing and support wildlife habitat. Big game opportunities exist for trophy mule deer, antelope and elk.
