Tom joined Hall and Hall’s Denver office in 1999 to head up real estate operations in Colorado, southern Wyoming, Nebraska, and South Dakota. Born and raised in the Nebraska Sandhills, Tom received his first real estate license in 1975, and operated as a ranch broker for 25 years in South Dakota, Nebraska, Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado, with principal offices in Rapid City. Tom has a long history with the land. He owned and operated his own ranch for 18 years, and his family has ranched in the Gordon area since the late 1880s.
The Hoffman Ranch is a Sandhills ranch located 12 miles north of Cody, NE in Bennett County, SD. The Ranch includes approximately 12,185± total acres, plenty of hay from sub-irrigated hay meadows and several miles of live water from Little White River and Cedar Creek. A complete set of ranch improvements includes two houses, a mobile home, barns, corrals and other buildings. This contiguous ranch is cross-fenced into several pastures all with excellent 3-4 barbed wire fences and plenty of water from pipeline and windmills to manage and maintain a rotational grazing system during the summer months.
Nestled in the pine-covered canyons along the Niobrara River, the retreat is exclusively private and consists of 277± deeded acres with a quarter mile river frontage and features a luxurious log home.
Otter Creek Ranch is in Keith County, Nebraska, and consists of 15,117± deeded acres of rolling sandhills and two and a half miles of Otter Creek. Featuring two sets of improvements and proximity to Lake McConaughy.
Highly diversified 3,007± acre agricultural operation highlighted with excellent recreational amenities located forty-two miles south of North Platte, Nebraska. Great property for the outdoor enthusiast while still providing solid investment.
Nebraska Irrigated Farm consists of 4,599± deeded acres with 21 center-pivots irrigating 2,744± acres. Newer center pivots and wells produce 2,000± GPM with no pumping restrictions.
Bozle Creek Ranch contains rich agricultural fields intertwined with wooded creek bottoms leading up to pine-covered ridges. Not only an outdoor enthusiast’s dream, but it is also a viable working cattle ranch.
