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How much do horse properties cost in Fort Collins? Median $1.29M across 24 Fort Collins horse properties for sale this week, $599K to $4.1M, $422 a square foot. Most sit within a short drive of Midtown, Trilby Road or Timberline Road. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

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Fort Collins Horse Property Market Statistics

23
Homes Listed
113
Avg. Days on Site
$498
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$1,623,247
Med. List Price

Horse Properties for Sale in Fort Collins, CO: What You Are Looking At

The horse properties for sale in Fort Collins above are every MLS listing on an acre or more that calls out horses or equestrian use: barns, stalls, arenas, pasture and fenced acreage. Buyers searching Fort Collins horse property also search equestrian homes, homes with a barn, acreage with horse facilities, ranchettes, homes with pasture and horse-zoned land, and this page carries all of them. The Kenna Real Estate Group has sold Colorado horse property since 2002. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

Fort Collins horse properties for sale feature acreage with fenced pastures, riding arenas, and homes tied to Poudre River and Fossil Creek trails. Owners balance morning feedings and arena practice with quick access to Colorado State University’s equine programs, Old Town shops, and I-25 commutes. These properties pair functional barns and open fields with mountain views that set the rhythm of daily life. Scroll below to see current Fort Collins horse property listings and explore options that fit your equestrian lifestyle.

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Fort Collins Has a Lot to Offer Horse Lovers

Fort Collins boasts so much more than simply well-furnished bars: you’ll also find world-class restaurants, high-end stores, and unique antique shops. As a result, Fort Collins is home to hundreds of horse owners and is the perfect place to search for a horse-friendly home if you’re hoping to be surrounded by like-minded people.

Living in Fort Collins

Fort Collins is a large city in Larimer County that is in many cases considered one of the best places to live in Colorado. Fort Collins has a long history, but it is now known for its excellent craft breweries and superb quality of life. Many residents enjoy an active lifestyle in Fort Collins. Bicycles are a popular way to get around the city, which has a great network of bikeways and a busy Bicycle Library. Outdoor activities such as hiking and horseback riding are also popular in the Fort Collins area, so it is a great place to buy an equestrian property. You will have many different parks and trails to explore on horseback from your new home, including the Rocky Mountain National Park. The surrounding landscape makes Fort Collins a beautiful place to live. Properties in the area in many cases have spectacular views of the mountains to one side and of open grasslands in the other direction.

Is Fort Collins Horse Friendly?

The Fort Collins area is very horse-friendly. Many locals own their own horses or enjoy riding at one of the many riding and boarding stables around the city. The area around Fort Collins also has some popular dude ranches that bring in guests who want an authentic experience of Colorado's equestrian lifestyle. You can also find many traditional ranches with working horses on them around Fort Collins. Since there are so many horse owners in the area, it is easy to find any stores or services that you need, including tack and feed suppliers, farriers, and equine veterinarians. If you buy an equestrian property in Fort Collins, then you will be joining a community of other horse owners in one of the best locations for horseback riding in Colorado.

Equestrian Trails and Equine Facilities in Fort Collins

Fort Collins and the surrounding areas have a lot to offer horse owners. Moving to Fort Collins is one of the best ways to enjoy an equestrian lifestyle in Colorado. Fort Collins is surrounded by parks and open spaces with a huge variety of trails for horseback riding. You can find easy routes for a relaxing afternoon ride or challenging trails that will take you through some of the most magnificent landscapes in Colorado. You can ride through open grasslands or up into the mountains to make the most of Fort Collins' natural beauty.

The Soapstone Prairie Natural Area is one of the most unique places to ride horses near Fort Collins. Soapstone Prairie has many significant archaeological sites and is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including golden eagles, pronghorns, and a herd of bison. Although you can't ride everywhere in the park, there are some beautiful trails for horseback riding. The South Trailhead has parking spots for horse trailers as well as other amenities for visitors, so it is the best place to start your ride. Riding through the Soapstone Prairie Natural Area is one of the best ways to appreciate the long history and natural beauty of Colorado. It is easy to feel in touch with Colorado's equestrian history when you are riding through this scenic park.

Some of the best horseback riding trails near Fort Collins are around the Horsetooth Reservoir, which is surrounded by various public parks and green spaces. Lory State Park is one of the most popular choices for horse owners in the area as it has an equestrian cross-country course in addition to some beautiful trails. The course has an excellent selection of different jumps, with routes suitable for everyone from beginners to the most experienced cross-country riders. Being so close to the only public cross-country course in northern Colorado is one of the best reasons to consider Fort Collins when you're buying a horse property.

You will have even more places to ride if you travel a little further from the city. The Pawnee National Grassland to the east of Fort Collins is one of the best-conserved prairie landscapes in Colorado. Horseback riding is allowed along some public trails through the grasslands, where you can enjoy seemingly endless views across the flat and peaceful landscape. However, if you head in the opposite direction from Fort Collins, then you can enjoy a completely different experience in the Rockies.

The Rocky Mountain National Park is within easy reach of Fort Collins, and it has approximately 260 miles of horseback trails to sort all levels of riders. You can even camp with horses in the park if you want to take your time to explore. The Rockies are one of the most spectacular landscapes in the US, so being able to access them so easily is one of the most compelling reasons to consider buying a horse property in Fort Collins.

Homes with Acres in Fort Collins

Many homes for sale in Fort Collins come with enough land to keep your own horses. Fort Collins is a great choice if you're looking for an equestrian property close to the city. If you head further out of Fort Collins, then you can find larger horse properties, including traditional ranches and modern equestrian estates with state-of-the-art facilities. Fort Collins has properties to suit all kinds of horse owners and their budgets. Your Kenna realtor can help you to find the perfect property for you in this popular location.

Finding a Horse Property in Fort Collins

Fort Collins has a great selection of equestrian properties for sale, so it's important to think about the criteria you will use to choose the best new home for yourself and your horses. You should think about the type of home you and your family want to live in and the equestrian features that you would like your property to have. You can be looking for a home that has its own stables or a barn with stalls for horses as well as a certain number of bedrooms for your family. Some of the features you're looking for will be essential, such as finding a home where horses are allowed. Others can not be necessary, but it would be good if you can get them. You can be able to add in some of the features you want after buying or are willing to give them up in order to find a home with other features that matter more to you.

Once you know what you are looking for, you will be able to narrow down the options to find the best properties in Fort Collins for you and your horses. The Kenna Real Estate Group property search enables you to search for homes where horses are allowed. You can also select properties with specific equestrian features, such as a tack room, stables, or arena. The filters will enable you to rule out any properties that don't have the essential features you need. You will then be able to compare the property listings to find the homes that are the best match for your preferences.

If you need any help finding the best equestrian properties in Fort Collins, then you can always ask your Kenna realtor for advice. We can provide more information about our properties, talk to the sellers if you have any questions, or recommend homes for sale in Fort Collins that would suit you. We will also be able to arrange viewings when you find a property that interests you.

Tips on Buying Equestrian Properties

Having an experienced realtor on hand to help can make finding and buying an equestrian property much simpler. Your Kenna realtor will be there to advise you on every aspect of the process, from choosing the right property to negotiating with the sellers when you make an offer. You will have a lot to think about along the way as you need to find the right home for your horses as well as for yourself. The following tips should help you to get started, but you can always ask us for more advice when you need it.

  • Make sure the property is zoned for horses. Many properties for sale in Fort Collins are suitable for horses, but it is essential to check that the land you're buying is suitable for your needs. You should always check that the property is zoned for horses and make sure that you know what local bylaws and regulations will apply to it. Your Kenna realtor will be very familiar with the local regulations, so we can ensure that you are aware of everything that you need to know about the property you're buying.
  • Know how much space you need. The amount of land you need will depend on how many horses you intend to keep. You will in most cases need to allow at least 2.5 acres of land for each horse, especially if you plan to rely on grazing rather than bringing in feed. The local zoning regulations can specify the number of horses you can keep on the property according to its size. If you're planning to build an arena or make other uses of the land, then you can need to allow more space. However, the more land that you buy, the more effort it will take to manage it properly. It can, therefore, be a good idea to think about the maximum amount of land that you're willing to manage.
  • Check the land is suitable for horses. The best equestrian properties will have good-quality soil and pasture. The land shouldn't be too steep, but it should be well-drained. Having some type of shade or shelter for your horses will also be beneficial, although this is something that can easily be added if necessary. As well as checking that the land has everything your horses will need, you should also make sure that you are aware of any potential hazards that need to be addressed. Possible issues can include a risk of flooding if there is a water source nearby or any toxic plants that can harm your horses. If these issues can be addressed before you move your horses onto the property, then it can still be worth investing in. However, you should take the costs and time required to solve them into account before making any offers. If you need any advice on ensuring the property is suitable for your needs, then you can always ask your Kenna realtor. We can recommend local specialists who can help with issues such as poor drainage or remove harmful plants.

Kenna Real Estate Group is the Horse Property and Equestrian Property Experts

Our expert equestrian realtors are perfectly placed to help you find your dream Fort Collins, Colorado home; with years of experience in selling properties in the local area, we can give you a wealth of local knowledge that will be essential to ensuring that you’ve found the perfect home for you. Whether you’re looking for a large and imposing estate with a long drive, enough stables for a dozen horses, and Olympic-standard show grounds where your horses can be trained and exercised on a daily basis, or simply a small and cozy family ranch with enough room for a pony or two in the backyard, we can help you to find exactly what you’re looking for. The state of Colorado has specific restrictions on the number of horses that an individual homeowner can own depending on the acreage of their land: as a good rule of thumb, responsible horse owners are advised to allow 2.5 acres of land for each horse that they wish to own. When choosing your acreage, as well as thinking about how many horses you would like to house, you should also think about the quality of the grazing land for your animals. this is something to consider when choosing a property, as supplementing your horse's diet will add an additional expense to your monthly budget.

Choosing the Right Horse-Friendly Home For Your Whole Family

As well as ensuring that the property you have chosen has enough high-quality land for your horses, it’s also important to ensure that the property sitting on the land is suitable for the human members of your family. It is very rare that you will find a ranch home that meets your exact criteria both inside and out, so it is important to look at the bigger picture when choosing a home and think about what upgrades and renovations you are prepared to make and those that you are not. Adding an extra bedroom or extending a one-story home into a two-story home, for example, would be a huge and costly undertaking. Upgrading a tired kitchen or bathroom suite would be less costly and would interfere less with the running of your home, so this can be something worth considering to secure what is otherwise the perfect property.

Is this something that would be easy to add to your schedule? Whilst this can seem like small concerns, thinking about these issues before you move will make your transition to your new home run much more smoothly. Your realtor will be able to help advise you on this and all other local issues so that you can be sure the equestrian home in Fort Collins that you have chosen really is the perfect home for you, A Horse Property for Sale in Fort Collins, Colorado.

Fort Collins Horse Property

How Kenna Real Estate Group Can Help

Kenna Real Estate Group has a team of dedicated realtors who are very familiar with equestrian properties in Fort Collins. We can help you to find the perfect property for both you and your horses. Your Kenna realtor will then be there to support you throughout the process of making an offer, negotiating with the sellers, arranging property inspections and appraisals, and completing the sale. You can rely on us for helpful advice and local knowledge as you find and buy your new home in Fort Collins. Our goal is to make buying your new home as enjoyable as possible for you.

Get in touch to talk to one of our local realtors about equestrian homes for sale in Fort Collins. We are always ready to answer your questions and help you to find your dream home in Colorado.

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Horse properties in Fort Collins: the numbers this week

24 horse properties are for sale in Fort Collins this week, $599K to $4.1M; the median horse property is listed at $1.29M for 3,013 square feet, $422 a foot. 100 percent of the sampled listings have no HOA. The charts below are drawn from those listings, not from a report about them.

Horse properties in Fort Collins this weekNumber
For sale24
Price range$599K to $4.1M
Median list price$1.29M
Median price per square foot$422
Size range655 to 6,195 sq ft
Listings with an HOA0 of 24 sampled
Wider searchFort Collins homes for sale
Horse properties in Fort Collins by price4Under $750K4$750K to $950K5$950K to $1.3M4$1.3M to $1.9M3$1.9M to $2.25M4Over $2.25M
13 of the 24 sampled sit in the lower half of the range.
Horse properties in Fort Collins by bedrooms12 beds83 beds94 beds65+ beds
4 beds is the most common listing this week.
HOA on horse properties in Fort CollinsWith a monthly HOA0No HOA24

Horse properties in Fort Collins by ZIP code

Horse properties by ZIP code8052413805215805263805252805281

What the median horse property in Fort Collins costs per month

Median Fort Collins horse property home, $1.29M, 5% down, 7% note rate: about $9,670 a monthPrincipal and interest$8,185Property tax (about 0.55%)$594Homeowners insurance$378Mortgage insurance (5% down)$513A seller-paid 2-1 buydown takes year one to 5%: $6,604 principal and interest, $1,581 a month less.
Taxes, insurance and mortgage insurance add about $1,485 a month to the note on the median Fort Collins horse property home. Can I afford a home now? runs your own numbers.

About horse properties in Fort Collins

Fort Collins horse properties for sale feature acreage with fenced pastures , riding arenas, and homes tied to Poudre River and Fossil Creek trails . Owners balance morning feedings and arena practice with quick access to Colorado State University’s equine programs, Old Town shops, and I-25 commutes. These properties pair functional barns and open fields with mountain views that set the rhythm of daily life. Scroll below to see current Fort Collins horse property listings and explore options that fit your equestrian lifestyle.

Fort Collins boasts so much more than simply well-furnished bars: you’ll also find world-class restaurants, high-end stores, and unique antique shops. As a result, Fort Collins is home to hundreds of horse owners and is the perfect place to search for a horse-friendly home if you’re hoping to be surrounded by like-minded people.

Fort Collins is a large city in Larimer County that is in many cases considered one of the best places to live in Colorado. Fort Collins has a long history, but it is now known for its excellent craft breweries and superb quality of life. Many residents enjoy an active lifestyle in Fort Collins. Bicycles are a popular way to get around the city, which has a great network of bikeways and a busy Bicycle Library. Outdoor activities such as hiking and horseback riding are also popular in the Fort Collins area, so it is a great place to buy an equestrian property. You will have many different parks and trails to explore on horseback from your new home, including the Rocky Mountain National Park. The surrounding landscape makes Fort Collins a beautiful place to live. Properties in the area in many cases have spectacular views of the mountains to one side and of open grasslands in the other direction.

Fort Collins and the surrounding areas have a lot to offer horse owners. Moving to Fort Collins is one of the best ways to enjoy an equestrian lifestyle in Colorado. Fort Collins is surrounded by parks and open spaces with a huge variety of trails for horseback riding. You can find easy routes for a relaxing afternoon ride or challenging trails that will take you through some of the most magnificent landscapes in Colorado. You can ride through open grasslands or up into the mountains to make the most of Fort Collins' natural beauty.

The Soapstone Prairie Natural Area is one of the most unique places to ride horses near Fort Collins. Soapstone Prairie has many significant archaeological sites and is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including golden eagles, pronghorns, and a herd of bison. Although you can't ride everywhere in the park, there are some beautiful trails for horseback riding. The South Trailhead has parking spots for horse trailers as well as other amenities for visitors, so it is the best place to start your ride. Riding through the Soapstone Prairie Natural Area is one of the best ways to appreciate the long history and natural beauty of Colorado. It is easy to feel in touch with Colorado's equestrian history when you are riding through this scenic park.

Some of the best horseback riding trails near Fort Collins are around the Horsetooth Reservoir, which is surrounded by various public parks and green spaces. Lory State Park is one of the most popular choices for horse owners in the area as it has an equestrian cross-country course in addition to some beautiful trails. The course has an excellent selection of different jumps, with routes suitable for everyone from beginners to the most experienced cross-country riders. Being so close to the only public cross-country course in northern Colorado is one of the best reasons to consider Fort Collins when you're buying a horse property.

You will have even more places to ride if you travel a little further from the city. The Pawnee National Grassland to the east of Fort Collins is one of the best-conserved prairie landscapes in Colorado. Horseback riding is allowed along some public trails through the grasslands, where you can enjoy seemingly endless views across the flat and peaceful landscape. However, if you head in the opposite direction from Fort Collins, then you can enjoy a completely different experience in the Rockies.

The Rocky Mountain National Park is within easy reach of Fort Collins, and it has approximately 260 miles of horseback trails to sort all levels of riders. You can even camp with horses in the park if you want to take your time to explore. The Rockies are one of the most spectacular landscapes in the US, so being able to access them so easily is one of the most compelling reasons to consider buying a horse property in Fort Collins.

Questions people ask about horse properties in Fort Collins

How many horse properties are for sale in Fort Collins right now?

24 this week, $599K to $4.1M, median $1.29M. The grid at the top of this page is the live MLS list and refreshes daily. More: Horse Properties for Sale in Adams County, Colorado.

Do horse properties in Fort Collins have HOA fees?

Not on this week's sample: none of the 24 listings carries a monthly fee. More: HOA fees in Colorado, explained.

How big are the horse properties in Fort Collins?

655 to 6,195 square feet across this week's sample, 4 beds most common. Price per square foot runs $422 at the median. More: Horse Properties for Sale in Adams County, Colorado.

What does the median horse property in Fort Collins cost per month?

About $9,670 a month on the median $1.29M horse property with 5 percent down at a 7 percent note rate: $8,185 principal and interest, $594 property tax, $378 insurance, $513 mortgage insurance. A seller-paid 2-1 buydown cuts year one by $1,581. More: Can I afford a home now?.

What is the median price of horse properties in Fort Collins?

$1.29M at list this week, for a median 3,013 square feet, $422 a square foot. Compare two on the per-foot number and the condition before the list price. More: Can I afford a home now?.

Which ZIP code has the most horse properties in Fort Collins?

80524 with 13 in this week's sample, then 80521 with 5. More: Horse Properties for Sale in Adams County, Colorado.

Is Fort Collins Horse Friendly?

The Fort Collins area is very horse-friendly. Many locals own their own horses or enjoy riding at one of the many riding and boarding stables around the city. The area around Fort Collins also has some popular dude ranches that bring in guests who want an authentic experience of Colorado's equestrian lifestyle. You can also find many traditional ranches with working horses on them around Fort Collins. Since there are so many horse owners in the area, it is easy to find any stores or services that you need, including tack and feed suppliers, farriers, and equine veterinarians. If you buy an equestrian property in Fort Collins, then you will be joining a community of other horse owners in one of the best locations for horseback riding in Colorado.

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