Brian became a ranch partner with Hall and Hall in 2005 when he opened our northwest Colorado office. Originally from the Midwest, Brian strongly supports saving our agricultural heritage. In 1996, he received a master’s degree from the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business and has specialized in high-value real estate since then. Brian holds real estate licenses in Colorado and several neighboring states. An avid sportsman, he is an active member of numerous conservation organizations and promotes wildlife and aquatic habitat protection and enhancement. Brian enjoys the good life in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, where he lives with his wife and two daughters.
Excellent big game hunting ranch with diverse habitat, springs and ponds, multiple drainages and rock outcrops. Varied vegetation consists of aspens, conifers, mountain oaks, sage and grass. The ranch encompasses 2,105± deeded acres plus surrounds a 160 acre BLM inholding and is adjacent to additional BLM on two sides. Convenient location with paved road access only 20 miles from both Meeker and Rifle.
Located midway between Vail and Steamboat, this exquisite custom home is complemented by a one-seventh share in King Creek Ranch, a recreational paradise featuring 5,000± acres of diverse mountain land that is fully improved, staffed and ready to enjoy.
The 1,779± deeded acres feature excellent grass, facilities, and water. It can continue as a turnkey cattle operation, be rotated into an equestrian facility, or have development potential.
Encompassing 38,899± total acres including 5,675± deeded acres with 33,224± acres of leased BLM lands, this productive northwestern Colorado cattle ranch offers outstanding trophy big game hunting in GMU 2.
Within easy striking distance of Vail and Aspen, this 2,017± deeded acre holding borders national forest and offers an aspen and pine forest setting featuring ski runs, abundant wildlife and unmatched viewsheds.
Spanning 9,758± deeded acres 17± miles from Steamboat Springs, this private and distinctive holding features expansive views, 1.5± miles of Trout Creek, valley floor and forested mountain lands and borders national forest.
