This 40-acre parcel is in the countryside about 7 miles west of Olathe, bordering many thousands of acres of BLM lands on two sides of the square parcel. The topography is a pleasing mix of little ridges and hollows, with a couple of ponds full of cattails to make the ducks and pheasants happy. Tall mature cottonwood trees provide shade and beauty. There is a small vineyard in the middle of the parcel which honestly is not doing that well and should be torn out, but if someone wants to give it a try, they could put in the effort to replant and make a go of it. Water is provided to part of the parcel by drip irrigation and a pump system, but the majority of the parcel is not irrigated. Views are terrific, with great vistas of the West Elks to the east, the San Juans to the south, the Uncompahgre to the west, and the Grand Mesa to the north. The CQ Lateral is a major canal in the area, providing irrigation water to many farms and ranches, and it snakes through the property in a pattern of oxbows. It's a pretty property. Access might take some work to establish. This parcel is part of a larger offering, the Berkeley Estates portfolio, which includes 276 total acres, 12,000 square feet of greenhouses, 42 acres of vineyards, an 80x150 machine shed, 4,192-square-foot workshop and storage shed, 7,500-square-foot winery building, and a very nicely remodeled 2-bedroom home on 1.15 acres with a 40x60 shop building.