294 Vista De Agua, Westcliffe
The Land That Has Everything Your Horses Need
Southern Colorado's mountain region offers something truly special for horse and livestock owners. These aren't just properties, they're complete equestrian lifestyles waiting to be discovered.
What You'll Find Here:
- Size That Matters: Mid to large properties (25-40+ acres) with room to roam
- Breathtaking Views: Stunning mountain vistas from every pasture
- Complete Infrastructure: Options for fully fenced properties with barns, corrals, and stalls
- Water Access: Many properties with wells, irrigation, or ditch rights
- Agricultural Zoning: Flexibility for horses, cattle, goats, chickens, and more
- Wildlife Opportunities: Many properties qualify for hunting and wildlife management

Southern Colorado's Go-To Equestrian Property Expert
Horses have shaped Heather’s life from the beginning. Growing up with horses in Minnesota taught her early that land isn’t just land, it’s footing, water, wind, exposure, and long-term viability for animals you’re responsible for every day. Now based in Southern Colorado’s mountain region, Heather brings that lived equestrian knowledge together with over a decade of real estate experience to help buyers and sellers navigate properties where mistakes are costly and details matter.
Heather evaluates equestrian properties the way a serious horse owner does. Not as listings, but as the place you live and work every day. She looks beyond appearances to assess soil health, drainage, water reliability, layout, and functionality, advocating fiercely for clients so they don’t discover problems after closing. Whether you’re buying or selling, her role is simple: protect your investment, your horses, and your peace of mind.
- Lifelong equestrian with deep understanding of horse property needs
- Lives locally in the Wet Mountains west of Pueblo
- Strategic Marketing Backed by a National Equestrian Network
- EquiAgent® Designated Realtor
- Real Estate Agent at Southern Colorado Mountain Real Estate
- Lifelong Horsewoman & Equestrian Owner

What You MUST Know Before Buying (That Most Realtors Don't Understand)
A beautiful barn and mountain views aren't enough. These specialized properties require expertise that goes far beyond typical real estate knowledge. Here's what we examine for every property:
Essential Evaluation Points:
- Water Rights Analysis: Domestic wells vs. irrigation rights vs. ditch access, what you actually need
- Soil Composition: Clay structures, drainage, and pasture sustainability for long-term grazing
- Zoning Potential: Agricultural possibilities from grazing leases to hunting operations
- Infrastructure Assessment: Barn condition, corral safety, fencing quality, and expansion potential
- Seasonal Considerations: How mountain weather affects access, feed costs, and animal care
- Future Value: Understanding market trends in Southern Colorado's growing equestrian community