Holden, UT 84636 - Millard County

Incredible 3500 ac. of deeded ground with additional 7 to 10,000 ac. of leased ground depending on the year and ranch needs.

8000 sq.ft. main home, with additional 2400 sq.ft. home for guests or care taker.

340 ac. of water rights of which 180 has been proven up on with new well and pivot, it is in production with alfalfa. There are 5 wells, 3 pivots, and 16 different pastures with individual water systems. All water systems are inter-connected.

4000 head feed lot with 28 corrals. 3 ac. of grass orchard and pasture, with garden area and sand volleyball area.

250' X 120' metal horse building with indoor arena, with office and bunk house. 90 indoor horse stalls, with 72 of them at 12'X 12', 12 at 12' X 16', and 6 at 12' X 24'. Large metal structure saddle shed, a 200 by 300 lighted out door arena with large heated and cooled raised announcers stand with connecting lighted calf roping alley, an additional 150 by 250 roping area. Both arenas are connected to the 4000 head feedlot with alleys. There are 6 approved building lots which already have power, water and phone lines installed.

Other possibilities include; Hunting Preserve; the ranch is presently approved for bird hunting from Sept. 1st through April 1st and is set up with incubation areas and netted run for raising pheasants, Recreational Sand Hills with extended waterline for potential campground for ATV's and etc.

The ranch not only has thousands of acres of deeded and leased land which is set up with gate systems to allow equestrian trail rides and ATV riding, but is also connected by public access to thousands of acres of public lands which can be used for recreation.

Currently running about 350 cows and 150 horses. It will sustain all of those with the leased property that we are presently leasing adjacent to us. Sellers still have hay to sell with this many cattle. Improved pastures that were irrigated at one time long enough to establish very good pasture. There is about 1000 acres of that pasture. The rest is just other varying levels of dry land pastures. There are 180 acres of land presently being irrigated with water rights. (all under pivot) There are water systems for four other pivots and 2 other unused pivots in place. There is another 160 acres of water rights that needs to be transferred. It is from a piece that wasnt watered for a number of years and it will take water rights efforts to have this usable. The well on the 180 acres is a new well that tested to pump almost twice of our water rights and was pumping from 138 when we drilled it 5 or 6 years ago. It would be one of the highest G.P.M. producing wells in the valley.

Possible seller financing!