Asa Farm Land and Water

Held in the Asa family for decades, this 43 acre piece of gently sloping, prime farmground is available in an area that may be perfect for development. With 6 1/2 shares of Handy Ditch water, this is a dream parcel with incredible views and just far enough away from Hwy 287 to be both quiet and convenient. Loveland to the north and Longmont to the south are mere minutes away. Currently zoned AG, the parcel sits outside the Berthoud city limits. Land This is a piece of prime, fertile farmground that slopes gently to the south creating that sought after southern exposure and incredible mountain landscape to the west. Direct access to County Road 8 is 1/2 mile to Hwy 287. Improvements There is a 1580 sqft 4 bed, 1 bth home that was built in 1905.  It has been rented until recently and would make a great staging office for a developer.  There is a large barn, silo, round grain bin, loafing shed and other small buildings. Agriculture Corn is currently being grown on the property.  A pivot for irrigation is NOT on this property and will stay with the parcel directly to the west.  6 1/2 shares of Handy Ditch will convey with this sale. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources We do believe the mineral rights are intact but are not verifying.  Whatever rights are intact will convey with this sale. Region & Climate Berthoud, Colorado, is a charming town nestled in the northern part of the state, offering residents and visitors a blend of small-town ambiance and access to diverse recreational activities. The town is actively pursuing certification as an International Dark Sky Place Community, reflecting its commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. Outdoor enthusiasts will find ample opportunities for adventure near Berthoud. To the west, destinations like Carter Lake and Pinewood Reservoir provide excellent spots for rock climbing, fishing, boating, hiking, and camping. The town also boasts a vibrant community calendar. On March 15, 2025, residents can participate in the St. Patty’s Day Run. Moreover, the Berthoud Historical Society hosts summer concerts in the Pioneer Courtyard, featuring local musical groups. Most concerts are free, with food and drink available for purchase, fostering a lively community atmosphere. In summary, Berthoud, Colorado, offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and community events, making it a delightful destination for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. History Berthoud, Colorado, was founded in the 1880s as a small agricultural community along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. Originally located closer to the Little Thompson River, the town was moved in 1883 to its current location to be nearer to the Colorado Central Railroad, which improved transportation and commerce. Early settlers focused on farming, particularly sugar beets, wheat, and alfalfa, benefiting from irrigation projects that transformed the arid land into productive farmland. By the early 20th century, Berthoud had become known as the “Garden Spot of Colorado” due to its fertile soil and thriving agricultural industry. Over time, the town maintained its small-town charm while gradually expanding with new businesses and residential developments. Today, Berthoud balances historical preservation with modern growth, offering a mix of historic buildings, local events, and access to outdoor recreation while remaining a tight-knit community. Location Berthoud has quite an infrastructure for a small town. Grocery stores, restaurants, health care and locally owned shops add to the quaint atmosphere.  But don’t worry, Loveland and Longmont, both about 15 minutes away have everything you need. Denver International Airport  is just under an hour away.