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Northern Colorado Ranch-Style Homes for Sale

Live ranch-style homes in Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Windsor, Longmont and five more cities.

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Northern Colorado ranch-style homes for sale, updated daily

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Northern Colorado Ranch Homes Market Statistics

625
Homes Listed
85
Avg. Days on Site
$310
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$739,571
Med. List Price

Ranch-style homes for sale in Northern Colorado

Looking for ranch-style homes for sale in Northern Colorado? The search above pulls every active and coming-soon ranch home in ten Northern Colorado cities: Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Windsor, Longmont, Johnstown, Berthoud, Timnath, Evans and Severance. As of October 24, 2026 that is 643 homes with an average list price of about $750,000. A ranch home keeps the living space on one main level, and many have a basement below. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers. The Kenna Group at Keller Williams DTC can set up a daily alert for the ranch homes that match your budget and city.

Want the full picture first? Read what makes a house a ranch style, or browse Colorado ranch homes by area.

Northern Colorado ranch homes in numbers

643ranch homes for sale
262listed at $500,000 or less
418with a basement
88new construction

As of October 24, 2026. Active and coming-soon ranch-tagged listings in the ten cities above; the grid is live.

Ranch homes for sale in Northern Colorado, city by city

CityRanch homes for saleAverage list price
Fort Collins ranch homes107$763,000
Loveland ranch homes108$699,000
Greeley ranch homes100$531,000
Windsor ranch homes76$736,000
Longmont ranch homes76$1,172,000
Johnstown ranch homes64$548,000
Berthoud ranch homes45$1,118,000
Timnath ranch homes27$787,000
Evans ranch homes21$408,000
Severance ranch homes19$634,000

Counts are active and coming-soon listings tagged as ranch homes in the MLS, as of October 24, 2026. Prices are averages of list prices, not medians. The grid above is always the live list.

Loveland, Fort Collins and Greeley each have around 100 ranch homes for sale, so they give the widest choice. Longmont and Berthoud have the highest average list prices of the ten cities, while Evans, Greeley and Johnstown have the lowest. Open any city page for its own grid, map and price bands.

How this search defines a ranch home

This search uses the MLS ranch-style tag, which the listing agent sets. It is stricter than "one story": in the same ten cities there are 1,328 one-level homes for sale as of October 24, 2026, but 643 carry the ranch tag. One-level homes also include patio homes, townhomes and condos that may not carry the ranch tag. If you only care about stairs, try homes with a first-floor primary bedroom or patio homes. In this ranch search, 524 of the 643 homes have the primary bedroom on the main floor.

Price bands in this search, as of the same date: 262 ranch homes list at $500,000 or less, 90 list at $1 million or more, and 60 sit on an acre or more. For the new-build side, see our guide to new construction ranch homes on the Front Range.

What to check on a Northern Colorado ranch before you make an offer

These are the items that change the price you should pay or the cost of owning the home. Ask for them in writing.

  • Radon test. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment says about half of Colorado homes have elevated radon; the EPA recommends fixing at 4 pCi/L or higher.
  • Basement finish. Ask whether finished space was permitted, whether bedrooms have egress windows, and whether any water has entered.
  • Roof age and hail history. Ask for the roof's age and any insurance claims, and get a quote for hail coverage before you commit.
  • Metro district. Many newer Northern Colorado neighborhoods sit in a metro district that adds mills to the tax bill. Read our metro district tax guide.
  • Well and septic. Homes on acreage may not have city water or sewer. Ask for the county health department records and a septic inspection.
  • Flood maps. Homes near the Big Thompson, Poudre, St. Vrain and South Platte rivers can sit in a mapped floodplain. Check FEMA's flood map before you offer.
  • HOA rules. Many HOAs approve exterior paint, fences and additions. Ask for the covenants before closing.

What not to do when you shop ranch homes

Do not assume "ranch" means no stairs. Some ranches have a step-down living room, a raised entry or a split-level look. Do not skip the walk-through of the lower level: a basement is where moisture, radon and unpermitted work show up. Do not compare list prices across cities without looking at lot size, because an acre of land and a lot-line neighborhood home are different purchases. And do not rely on checking the grid by hand: a saved search emails you the day a match is listed.

Property tax is its own variable. Our special district and metro district tax guide explains how to read a tax bill, and our Boulder County property tax guide covers Longmont and Berthoud's county.

Northern Colorado ranch home questions

How many ranch homes are for sale in Northern Colorado?

As of October 24, 2026, 643 active and coming-soon ranch-tagged homes are for sale across Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Windsor, Longmont, Johnstown, Berthoud, Timnath, Evans and Severance. The grid at the top of this page is live.

Which Northern Colorado city has the most ranch homes for sale?

On October 24, 2026, Loveland had 108, Fort Collins 107 and Greeley 100. The counts move daily, so open each city's ranch page for the current list.

What is a ranch-style home?

A ranch-style home has its main living space on one level, usually with a low roofline, an attached garage and a layout that opens to a back patio or yard. In Colorado many ranches also have a basement. Our ranch style homes guide covers the types.

Can a ranch home have a basement?

Yes. In this search, 418 of the 643 ranch homes list a basement as of the date above. Ask whether the basement is finished, permitted and has egress windows in every bedroom.

Are there new construction ranch homes in Northern Colorado?

Yes. 88 of the 643 are new construction as of the date above. Builder plans change quickly, so ask us for current incentives and the completion date on any plan you like.

What is the cheapest way to find a ranch home under $500,000?

Evans, Greeley and Johnstown have the lowest average list prices of the ten cities. Open their ranch pages and set a daily alert for ranch homes at your price. 262 of the 643 list at $500,000 or less as of the date above.

Are there ranch homes on acreage?

Yes. 60 of the 643 sit on an acre or more. Acreage homes may rely on a well and septic system, so budget for inspections. See also our horse properties page.

How do I get alerts when a new ranch home is listed?

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Want the ranch homes that fit your budget?

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