Farmland
449 S. 112th St
Lafayette, Boulder County
1-4 Years
Updated Nov 12, 2026
Available
- 10 Total acres
- 10 Acres suitable to agricultural production
- 10 Irrigated acres
We need a farmer to maintain the land. They can keep all the proceeds of what they produce. We do not charge rent.
We want someone to use the property for some sort of farming or agricultural activity.
It could be to generate hay, or to feed animals, or to grow any kind of plant or vegetable, etc.
Whoever does it would need to provide us once a year proof that they sold what they grew or farmed, such as an invoice for selling hay or plant or vegetable, or an invoice for selling a goat or milk etc.
We would be prepared to pay them a nominal amount to actually farm the property.
General Information
Quality of Land
All of the land is irrigable but there are no bodies of water. The land has utilities access but no farming ready equipment. There is also fencing on the land and all farming materials and supplies will need to be provided by the farmer. There is no building structure on the property.
Water
Water Rights
I do not have water rights.
Water Source
Municipal Water
Additional Details
The land has never been farmed before but has the necessary infrastructure to be used as such. We are willing to help anyone use this space for their desires.
Features
Farm Infrastructure
Will the landholder live on site?
No
No, the property does not have a livable structure, but may allow temporary housing
Would the property qualify for organic certification?
I'm not sure
Is the property certified organic?
No
Current Production
Additional Production Details
This land sits at 10.4 acres and is on the south side of the intersection HWY 287 and S. Public Road. The address is 449 S 112th Street in Lafayette, CO. The land does sit a slight slope and is partly separated by a road. The land has no current users and a historically remained vacant and undeveloped.
Opportunity
Lease
Partnership Opportunity
Tenure Arrangement Details
Payment is not needed. We are looking for someone to maintain this land and care for it. We may be able to provide a small stipend to the farmer. We only ask for an invoice at the end of the year to prove it's been utilized.
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