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.
Cody comes from old-line Colorado and New Mexico families with deep ties to the land along with a rich skiing heritage. Cody was born and raised in northwest Colorado in Routt County and subsequently in central New Mexico where he moved later in his youth. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Carleton College and his law degree from the University of New Mexico. Fluent in Spanish, Cody studied Political History abroad in Argentina. A former fly-fishing guide, Cody is a knowledgeable outdoorsman, passionate big game hunter, and wing shooter. He joined Hall and Hall in 2013 after practicing as a real estate attorney and managing a legal staff for five years in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Cody resides in the Yampa Valley along with his wife and two young children.
Situated on the north slope of the Grand Mesa in western Colorado, this scenic 1,720± acre mountain ranch is highlighted by excellent big game hunting combined with abundant water resources and agricultural production. The diverse landscape rises from lower-elevation irrigated meadows and oaks up through expansive aspen and conifer forests that reach to the national forest boundary along two sides. Several creeks course through separate drainages on the ranch providing water for fishing, wildlife, livestock, and irrigation of hay meadows and pastures. The resulting wildlife habitat is ideal for a variety of species including elk, mule deer, moose, black bear, cougar, and turkey. In addition to wild brook trout in Grove Creek, there are a number of ponds well suited for stocking. Productive water rights anchor the agricultural operation, which is complemented by additional revenue from a hunting lease and rental unit income. Improvements include several modest homes and cabins for owner and guest usage, along with multiple barns and agricultural accessory buildings. Bordering a county road for easy access, the ranch is also served by electric power and has an extensive interior network of roads and trails. Grove Creek Ranch has an end-of-the-road setting, yet is only 10 minutes from the local ranching town of Collbran, 40 minutes from Powderhorn Mountain Resort ski area, and less than an hour from the city of Grand Junction and the commercial airport. There has been no mineral development on the ranch, however it is located in a well-known natural gas basin, and seller-owned minerals amounting to 50% of 1,120± acres are included. This means it would be unlikely that the minerals are developed without the mutual agreement of the ranch owner, and for a buyer desiring mineral royalty income, could result in a significant future revenue stream.
· 1,720± acre mountain ranch encompassing multiple creek drainages
· Elevations range from 6,980 along the county road to 9,560 feet at the national forest
· Location, topography and habitat result in excellent elk hunting
· Over-the-counter unit for elk tags, landowner vouchers for mule deer
· Well-watered with 1.5 miles of stream with trout, ponds, springs, wallows, irrigation
· Backyard is the amazing Grand Mesa, with wildlife, fishing, snowmobiling, OHV trails
· CE on 400 acres, leaving 77% of the ranch (1,320± acres) unencumbered
· Current income from ag and hunting leases, plus future mineral royalty income
A 165± acre landmark holding sited at the Sweetwater Creek and Colorado River confluence, this former summer camp offers a beautiful residence, private river frontage, recreational amenities and agricultural production.
Recreational paradise with private access to the Medicine Bow National Forest. Diverse timber covered hillsides and draws to sub-irrigated spring-fed bottoms. Trophy-caliber antelope and elk frequent the property.
A historic 530-head cattle ranch encompassing approximately 63,000± acres (14,367± deeded acres), the K Ranch features diverse western Colorado mountain and canyon landscapes, and trophy big game hunting in Unit 10.
Telluride Renegade Ranch presents an opportunity to acquire 602± vacant acres, surveyed into 17-35 acre parcels. Located just 30 minutes to Telluride, the property offers 360-degree views, diverse topography, and vegetation.
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.
