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.
Located 36 miles south of Gunnison, Colorado, the 2,117± deeded acre Powderhorn Ranch is an outstanding mountain retreat in one of the most scenic and private settings imaginable. The ranch occupies the broad parklands comprising Summit Park in addition to mountain slopes, ridges, and canyons forested with a mosaic of aspen groves, mountain meadows, and dark timber. This is a quiet place of snowcapped peak views, limitless recreational activities, and private access to thousands of acres of surrounding public lands. A 2,800± square foot lodge sit on a bluff above Beaver Creek within the core of the ranch. Well-suited for family and guest use, the off-grid lodge complements the natural landscape while providing a comfortable gathering place for family, friends, and clients.
The ranch is home to an abundance of wildlife and sits within Colorado’s Game Unit (GMU) 67 – regarded as one of the preeminent trophy mule deer units in the Western United States. Ownership receives unit-wide landowner vouchers for deer and elk each year and has carefully managed the hunting through selective harvest practices and outstanding pasture enhancements. Nearly 250± acres of strategically located pasturelands have been improved for wildlife by comprehensive harrowing, planting, and over-seeding with carefully selected native forbs and grasses. Small creeks, springs, and ponds insure ample water for wildlife and livestock. A cattle tenant runs summer grazing operations on the property as well as 9,245± acres of adjacent permitted BLM lands. The cattle tenant is a knowledgeable local resource who ensures ease of ownership by patrolling the ranch and opening and closing the lodge for ownership. Access to the ranch is seasonal and private internal roads provide access throughout the property as well as to surrounding public lands that are not easily accessible to others.
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.
