Mark Eibner - Colorado Horse Property

Raw Land for Building a Horse Farm in Colorado: The 2026 Buyer’s Guide

Mark Eibner / May 14, 2026

With Colorado’s statewide snow water equivalent at just 62 percent of the median in 2026, the second lowest level in 46 years, your search for raw…

Mark Eibner / May 13, 2026

You find a gorgeous 5-acre property in a highly desirable county. It has a beautiful home, an empty three-stall barn,

Mark Eibner / May 13, 2026

In the high-stakes world of equestrian real estate, a property isn’t truly ready just because the fences are painted and the stalls are swept. In…

Mark Eibner / May 12, 2026

You find a breathtaking 100-acre ranch in the Colorado foothills. The price is surprisingly affordable for the amount of acreage.

Mark Eibner / May 12, 2026

A gate leading to an open field is not a legal guarantee of a trail ride. In 2026, trail access is a specific legal asset that requires verification…

Mark Eibner / May 11, 2026

You find a massive, beautiful equestrian property in the rolling plains of Elbert County. The price is incredible, and the

Mark Eibner / May 11, 2026

In the Colorado real estate market, a functional barn is useless if your well permit legally forbids your horses from drinking a single drop of…

Mark Eibner / May 10, 2026

In Berthoud, you aren’t just buying dirt; you’re investing in a complex ecosystem of senior water units, multi-county zoning codes, and long-term…

Mark Eibner / May 9, 2026

Did you know that irrigated agricultural land in Larimer County has decreased by 47% over the last 30 years? This sharp decline means that finding…

Mark Eibner / May 8, 2026

You bundle up for the morning chores as the Colorado temperature hovers at a bitter minus 10 degrees. You walk