33016 County Road 95, Crook, CO, 80726

About This Home

Don't miss out on this "Sportsman's Paradise", 43 +/- acres on the west shoreline of Jumbo Reservoir. Experience world class duck hunting along with opportunities for upland birds, turkey, sand hill cranes, deer and antelope. Anglers will enjoy catching walleye, bluegill, crappie and channel cats just out the back door. Make the 1616 square foot lodge your get-away from reality to enjoy your very own slice of adventure. There is a discrepancy on total acres, county records show 36 acres where as Land-id and OnX show 43 acres. Either way there is 14 +/- acres of sub irrigated native grass which can be grazed or baled and fed to livestock. There is beautiful tree row providing wind break and habitat for upland birds. Take advantage of the Jumbo Reservoir fill ditch and approx. 2300 feet of shoreline for duck hunting, fishing, and all water sports in the summer months. Fully remodeled in 2025 this 1616 SF home/lodge could be your full time home, hunting lodge or weekend get-away. The home boasts all new LVP flooring, fresh paint throughout, new lighting, all new kitchen with stainless appliances, all new bathroom fixtures including shower stall, new AC unit and updated HVAC and water heater. The home also has a metal roof to withstand the weather as well as double pane windows for better efficiency year round. The home has a domestic well and full septic system installed. Three 30 amp RV hookups are perfectly placed close to the home for extra guest space. Two car detached garage for keeping vehicles protected or for storage. The building just east of the home was the original one bedroom schoolhouse where the local kids attended grades 1-8. This building would be a nice workshop or man-cave with plenty of history to share with guests.   Please watch the video for proof of the number of ducks that use this property year round, the video was shot in April. Anglers will enjoy the world class walleye fishing as well as crappie, blue gill and catfish. We got a turkey on film and plenty of upland birds frequent the property, I am assuming dove season is lights out. The trail-cam photos show some very nice whitetail deer paying a visit.   14 +/- acres of hay native grass hay the neighbor cuts and bales in a share crop agreement. N/A At one time this property was the local bait shop, the current owner has been guiding duck hunts and fishing trips. Northeastern Colorado is known for warm summers and cold winters. Afternoon thunderstorms are common place during late summer months into fall. Winter months will offer plenty of snowfall for any winter activities such as hunting or snowmobiling. Spring and fall are beautiful time of the year for all activities such as hiking, fishing, hunting or camping. When the settlers began the trek west through the plains of northeastern Colorado to chase gold they traveled along the South Platte river through Sedgewick and Logan Counties. The first settlers in this area were the Arapaho, Cheyenne, Crow, Blackfoot, Sioux, Kiowa and Pawnee Indians. Not long after the French/Canadian trappers on their way to the Rockies. Then the gold rush in 1849 made the Overland Trail once called the super highway of the plains. In 1881 Union Pacific Railroad announced an extension from Julesburg to LaSalle, and that was the catalyst for area to grow rapidly. In 1884 Logan County was formed and Sterling became the County Seat so local citizens didn't have to travel to Greeley for official county business. Only 30 minutes from Sterling or Julesburg you have all the amenities necessary only a short drive away. 10 minutes to Crook or Sedgewick.