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Larkspur, CO (June 2026) – Mirr Ranch Group, the leading ranch broker offering ranch real estate and legacy ranches for sale in the American West, is proud to announce the listing of Ghost Rider Ranch, a premier equestrian estate located in Larkspur, CO. The nearly 460-acre property adjoins over 35,000 acres of protected space, including Greenland Ranch and direct access to the Spruce Mountain Open Space trail network.
“Ghost Rider Ranch is positioned in the heart of the Front Range’s premier equestrian corridor, offering a seamless balance between accessibility to Denver and Colorado Springs and a true western lifestyle,” said Ken Mirr of Mirr Ranch Group, a specialist in legacy ranch sales. “Adjoining 35,000 acres of protected lands, it is a private enclave offering all the amenities of a mountain ranch while delivering a level of privacy, quiet, homes, and facilities rarely found so close to the metro area.”
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Some of the many features of Ghost Rider Ranch include:
More information about Mirr Ranch Group, along with contact information regarding the Ghost Rider Ranch listing, is available at www.MirrRanch Group.com.
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