Estimate anchored to current list price ($729,900) with a +/- ~6% range, adjusted for recent renovations, acreage, outbuildings, and system upgrades. No live comparable search available; judgment relies on regional market knowledge for rural Weld County properties.
Updated Farmhouse on 2.72 Acres with Outbuildings & Views
Welcome to 17362 County Road 29 — a beautifully updated farmhouse that delivers the usable land and privacy buyers want without sacrificing modern systems. Set on 2.72 acres with Front Range views, this single-level ranch (with finished basement) offers a flexible layout: two main-level primary suites, two additional bedrooms, and four full baths across approximately 2,494 finished square feet.
The remodeled kitchen is a standout: white shaker cabinetry, quartz countertops, designer tile backsplash and newer stainless appliances including a gas cooktop and wall oven make meal prep and entertaining effortless. Recent interior upgrades—new flooring, refreshed bathrooms, updated lighting and newer vinyl windows—give you modern finishes while the home’s farmhouse bones remain intact. Practical systems have been addressed: an owned propane tank with forced-air heat, a professionally installed French drain and sump pump, and well upgrades that include a pressure tank and UV filtration.
Outdoor features are built for utility and enjoyment. The property includes an oversized detached 2-car garage plus four additional outbuildings suitable for a workshop, equipment storage, animals or hobby projects. Parking and turning room are plentiful for RVs, trailers or work trucks. Relax on the generous front deck with mountain views, enjoy the enclosed sunroom or use the rear patio for barbecues and evenings under the stars. Recent infrastructure work includes a new 1,250‑gallon septic installed in 2026 for added peace of mind.
This listing is ideal for buyers seeking move‑in ready country living within commutable distance to Greeley and Fort Collins. With no HOA, a versatile set of buildings, and turnkey mechanicals, the property is positioned to accommodate families, multigenerational households, or buyers who need space for toys and trade equipment. Schedule your showing to experience the layout and acreage in person — this Platteville farmhouse blends historic character with modern convenience.
A 1920 ranch on 2.72 acres.
Building
Site & utilities
Rural Platteville / County Road 29 corridor
Researched nearby locations
Location
17362 County Road 29, Platteville, CO 80651
This section of Platteville is rural and agricultural, characterized by small-acre homesteads, open meadows and panoramic Front Range views. Residents enjoy the quiet country pace while retaining reasonable access to regional services in Platteville and larger job centers in Greeley and Fort Collins. The neighborhood attracts buyers who want space for vehicles, animals, and outdoor hobbies, with a community feel and lower density than nearby suburban enclaves.
Strong access to open-space activities and regional outdoor recreation; local opportunities for riding, hiking and reservoir-based activities within a 30–45 minute drive.
A factual market snapshot around County Road 29.
Northern Colorado’s suburban and rural corridors remain in demand among buyers priced out of city cores or seeking space for equipment and animals. Platteville and surrounding Weld County areas attract commuters to Greeley, Fort Collins and Denver who want acreage with reasonable drive times. Current buyer activity for rural single-family properties shows moderate inventory and steady interest; median sold prices in the region have risen modestly over the past year. For this property, the combination of move-in readiness, recent septic/well upgrades, and multiple outbuildings make it competitively positioned in the $690k–$780k value band. Buyers should act quickly when a well-maintained acreage parcel with turnkey systems appears, but ensure inspections confirm water and septic performance.
Rural/residential/agricultural county zoning (likely agricultural/rural residential allowing single-family homes, accessory buildings, small-scale animals and equipment storage)
Zoning
Research-indicated uses
- Single Family Residence
- Accessory Buildings (Sheds, Workshops, Barns)
- Parking/Storage For RVs And Equipment
- Limited Agricultural/Animal Keeping (Subject To County Rules)
Assessment data and recorded transactions.
Assessed value is kept visually separate from the CompCasa market-value estimate.
Sale history
What the research supports — and what is still worth verifying.
Key findings
- Listed price: $729,900 (price/sf ~ $293)
- Total finished area reported: 2,494 SF; 4 beds / 4 baths; built 1920 (renovated)
- Lot: 2.72 acres (118,483 SF) of meadow/open space with mountain views
- Multiple outbuildings and large driveway provide flexible storage/parking
- Significant infrastructure upgrades reduce near-term capital expenditure risk
What stands out about this property.
Interior Features
- 4 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms
- Two main-level primary suites
- Remodeled kitchen with white shaker cabinets and quartz counters
- Stainless appliances: gas cooktop, wall oven, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator
- Finished basement expands living space (~2,494 SF total)
- New flooring (carpet/tile/vinyl), updated baths, designer lighting
- Double pane vinyl windows, security system
Exterior & Lot
- 2.72 acres of meadow/open space with Front Range views
- Oversized detached 2-car garage + four additional outbuildings
- Large front deck, enclosed sunroom, rear patio
- Metal roof, open acreage for RVs/animals/toys
- Private driveway, ample parking and turnaround space
Location & Neighborhood
- Rural Platteville location on County Road 29
- Approx. 20 miles to Greeley; ~30 miles to Fort Collins
- No HOA — flexible rural land use (verify with Weld County)
- Small-town community schools (Platte Valley RE-7) and local services within short drive
Walkability & Recreation
- Walkability Rating: 18/100
- Close to open fields, local county roads for biking, and regional trails/drainages
- Easy access for outdoor recreation: fishing, hiking, and foothill trailheads within 30–45 minutes
Sources & research confidence.
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