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Best Horse Property Realtors & Real Estate Agents in Colorado

Best horse property Realtors and real estate agents in Colorado: well permits, water rights, zoning and barns checked first. 317 listings by county today.

What the best horse property Realtor checks before you fall for the barn

A horse property is a house, land, water and zoning in one contract. The best horse property Realtor in Colorado checks the well permit, the water rights, the animal limits and the fencing before you write an offer. REALTOR® Brian Lee Burke, the hardest working man in real estate, and our team of real estate agents at The Kenna Group at Keller Williams DTC help buyers and sellers of horse properties and acreage along the Front Range. If you are comparing equestrian real estate agents, ask each one what the well permit allows. On Oct 25, 2026, 317 listings on an acre or more mentioned horses in the 9 counties below. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

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Short answer

What should a horse property Realtor check first?

The well permit (household use only, or domestic and livestock watering), any water rights or ditch shares and whether they convey, the county zoning and animal-unit limit, and the condition of the barn, fencing and septic. The Kenna Group checks all four before your inspection deadline.

Why horse property buyers and sellers call The Kenna Group

5.0

stars on 283 Google reviews

A+

Better Business Bureau, accredited since 2017

2003

Brian Lee Burke licensed in Colorado since

306

homes Brian sold in 10 years, $117 million

  • Licensed since 2003: Brian Lee Burke, Colorado license EA.040035749, team leader of The Kenna Group.
  • 1,000+ homes sold with Brian’s group over 20+ years; each of Brian’s 306 closings is listed with its address on his sold-homes page.
  • 25 years in construction: Brian reads a barn, an arena roof, a well house and a fence line the way a builder does, and tells you what repairs cost.
  • Rural sale experience: closings in Elizabeth, Kiowa, Fort Lupton, Morrison, Pine and Evergreen are in Brian’s record.
  • Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC, 6300 S Syracuse Way, Suite 150, Centennial, supervises every contract.

Horse properties for sale by county, Oct 25, 2026

Listings on 1 acre or more that mention horses, by county, Oct 25, 2026: El Paso 89, Douglas 50, Larimer 38, Elbert 36, Weld 29, Jefferson 28, Adams 20, Boulder 20, Arapahoe 7Horse properties listedEl Paso Co.89Douglas Co.50Larimer Co.38Elbert Co.36Weld Co.29Jefferson Co.28Adams Co.20Boulder Co.20Arapahoe Co.7
MLS Active and Coming Soon listings on 1 acre or more whose remarks mention horses, Oct 25, 2026.
CountyListings on 1+ acre that mention horses
El Paso County89
Douglas County50
Larimer County38
Elbert County36
Weld County29
Jefferson County28
Adams County20
Boulder County20
Arapahoe County7

The count comes from listing remarks, so it includes homes with horse zoning, barns, arenas or nearby trail access. We confirm what each property allows before you tour.

Horse properties on an acre or more along the Front Range, updated daily

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Horse properties on an acre or more along the Front Range, updated daily Market Stats

315
Homes Listed
109
Avg. Days on Site
$475
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$1,577,120
Med. List Price

Water, zoning and land: the checks that make or break a horse property

CheckWhy it matters
Well permitThe Colorado Division of Water Resources issues each permit. A household-use-only well does not allow watering livestock; many wells on 35 acres or more allow domestic use and livestock watering. Read the permit number on the state database.
Water rights and ditch sharesIrrigation water is a separate property right. The Colorado contract has its own water rights section, and the shares have to be named to convey.
Zoning and animal unitsEach county sets how many animals a parcel can keep by zone and acreage. We pull the zoning before you offer.
SepticRural homes use a septic system. Get it inspected and pumped, and check the county rules at sale.
Barn, arena and fencingRoof, electrical, waterers, footing and fence condition. These repairs add up fast.
Wildfire and insuranceGet an insurance quote early. Defensible space and the distance to a fire station change the premium.
Access and roadsWho maintains the road, the gate and the easement, and whether a horse trailer turns around.

What to watch out for on a horse property

  • Do not assume the well can water horses. Read the permit.
  • Make sure water rights or ditch shares are written into the contract if they are part of the deal.
  • Few sales compare on acreage, so appraisals come in low more often. Plan the appraisal terms.
  • Check the HOA or covenants: some acreage subdivisions limit the number of animals or outbuildings.
  • Get the insurance quote before the inspection deadline.

Horse property Realtor questions

Who is the best horse property Realtor in Colorado?

The one who checks the well permit, water rights, zoning and barn before you offer. Brian Lee Burke, a REALTOR with 25 years in construction, and The Kenna Group publish 5.0 stars on 283 Google reviews.

How many horse properties are for sale near Denver?

317 listings on an acre or more mentioned horses in 9 Front Range counties on Oct 25, 2026. The table above has each county.

Can I keep horses on a household-use-only well?

No. A household-use-only permit does not allow watering livestock. You need a permit that allows it, or another water source.

How many acres do I need for a horse?

It depends on the county zoning and the land. Counties set animal limits by zone, and dry pasture carries fewer animals than irrigated ground.

Do water rights come with the property?

Only if the contract says so. Water rights and ditch shares are separate property and have to be named to convey.

Do you help sell horse properties?

Yes. We price from acreage sales, market to equestrian buyers and document the well, water and zoning up front.

What is the difference between a Realtor and a real estate agent?

Every agent who helps you buy or sell in Colorado holds a state real estate license. A REALTOR is a licensed agent who also belongs to the National Association of REALTORS and follows its Code of Ethics. In The Kenna Group, Brian Lee Burke is a REALTOR; the others are licensed real estate agents at Keller Williams DTC.

Who do I call?

Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

Send us the property, we check the water

Well permit, water rights, zoning and barn condition on any Front Range horse property. A live person answers.

Call a horse property real estate agent who answers

Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

The Kenna Group is a real estate group with Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC (Keller Williams DTC), 6300 S Syracuse Way, Suite 150, Centennial, CO 80111, formerly known as Kenna Real Estate Group, serving Denver metro home buyers and sellers.

Disclaimer: We are real estate agents, not water attorneys or engineers. Water rights and well questions go to a water attorney and the Colorado Division of Water Resources.

Review count and rating from our Google Business Profile, last checked October 2026; BBB rating from bbb.org; closings from the MLS record on Brian Lee Burke's sold-homes page. Listing counts and sold figures come from the MLS on October 25, 2026 and change daily. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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