122-126 County Road 15D
Walden, CO 80480
122-126 County Road 15D · Land For Sale · 248.00 AC

The sale includes both a 43 acre headquarters and a 205 acre dry pit in Northern Colorado, currently used as an operational aggregate mining pit and concrete mixing plant, among other uses. Please contact the agents for additional information and documents as well as the single property website. Showings available for serious buyers, accompanied by broker. The 43 acre headquarters and processing facility is located at 122-126 Country Rd 15 in Walden, CO, 4 miles from town but outside the city limits. The property features a 60' x 100' heated metal shop with three phase power, deeded water rights, an updated wash plant, a Colorado Department of Agriculture approved scale, and other assorted equipment for the operation of the gravel pit and plant. The equipment includes an updated wash plant, grader, a 10,000 gallon EPA compliant fuel tank, and two dump trucks. The property is currently being leased by a redi-mix concrete company as a base of operations, while utilizing materials produced at the dry pit approximately 20 minutes away. Special permit use of the property allows it to be zoned for agriculture, sand and gravel extraction, commercial mining, and development of designated areas for mineral extractive and exploratory operations. The 205 acre dry pit is located at 13198 Colorado 125 in Rand, CO, approximately 17.5 miles from the headquarters. Currently, 175 of the 193 mineable acres on the property are still available for the extraction of sand, gravel, and rock with an estimated 3,000,000 cubic yards of material remaining. The high quality products removed from the flat, unchanging landscape are free of ASRs and have been utilized in projects by the Colorado Department of Transportation, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, and Jackson/Grand counties among others. The materials have also passed soundness tests with flying colors and require no fly ash for use. On average, the mining vein thickness is 12 feet with 0-6 inches of topsoil and 0-2 feet of overburden, which has been previously used in road base applications. Current activities of the pit include but are not limited to aggregate mining, materials crushing/screening/washing, and aggregate supply to state, county, and other commercial projects.