The Sterling South Platte 115 encompasses approximately 115 acres +/- of diverse river-bottom terrain just four miles northeast of Sterling, Colorado. Nearly three-quarters of a mile of the South Platte River winds through the west side of the property, with ownership on both sides for most of its stretch. Towering cottonwoods, thick willow stands, and pockets of native grassland provide a rich mix of cover and open space. The land’s blend of riparian habitat and open pasture makes it equally suited for recreation, livestock use, or future habitat enhancement projects. Bordered entirely by state ground, the property enjoys exceptional privacy and seclusion rarely found so close to town.

Recreation

The Sterling South Platte 115 lies in one of Colorado’s most productive wildlife corridors, offering an incredible combination of private and public hunting opportunity. With nearly three-quarters of a mile of South Platte River frontage, the property features heavy cottonwood cover, secluded river bends, and grassy bottoms that hold strong populations of whitetail deer, turkey, and some upland birds. The thick timber and willows provide secure bedding for mature bucks, while the surrounding state ground expands the accessible habitat footprint and allows for additional hunting area.

Waterfowl hunters will appreciate the open banks, sandbars, and slow-water stretches along the river, as well as the nearby sloughs, crop ground, and Bravo Ditch system that draw ducks and geese throughout the migration. The blend of habitat diversity, river frontage, and adjacency to public ground make this tract a true sportsman’s propertyoffering exceptional hunting opportunities for multiple species just minutes from Sterling.

Agriculture

Open pasture ground offers flexibility for grazing, food plot development, or potential wetland projects. The river frontage and associated sub-irrigated soils promote strong grass production, supporting livestock through the growing season.

Region & Climate

Located in Logan County in northeastern Colorado, the area experiences a semi-arid climate with around 15 inches of annual precipitation. Summers are warm and dry, while winters are mild with light snowfall. The nearby South Platte River contributes to favorable soil moisture and vegetation growth, creating a resilient environment for both agriculture and wildlife.

Location

Just four miles northeast of Sterling off Riverview Road, this property offers the rare combination of privacy and convenience. The surrounding state lands and river frontage create a quiet, natural setting, yet Sterling’s amenitiesfuel, food, lodging, and suppliesare only minutes away. The property is situated just 7.5 miles northeast of the Sterling Municipal Airport and approximately 1 hours from Denver International Airport (DIA), offering convenient access from the Front Range and beyond. Whether used as a private retreat, grazing tract, or hunting getaway, the Sterling South Platte 115 delivers both seclusion and accessibility in one unique package.