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Land parcels in Ward, CO
Bottom line: 208 parcels in Ward, CO match shinnslist’s Land trade: empty residential lots and acreage, with no house on the county’s record. Their median years since the last sale is 11.6. Each one is a fact from the county record, checked by hand on the trade’s top results. Nothing here predicts a sale.
Free beta 208 matches · read October 16, 2026
What this counts
Land parcels, in plain words
Vacant residential land in Boulder, Larimer, Weld, Broomfield, Summit and Eagle counties: the county’s record shows the land with no house on it (Boulder County also lists its no-value residential land, vacant lots and patented mining claims; Larimer County its town land with no building; Summit and Eagle counties by the state’s vacant land classes: residential lots, planned-unit lots and acreage). Biggest first, with the county’s acreage and value. Government, minerals-only, commercial and industrial land, and land the county marks non-buildable, stay out. Lots last bought in one sale of 3 or more lots, a builder’s or developer’s inventory, are hidden behind their own count: tick it to see them. Utilities and zoning come next.
| Land matches | 208 |
|---|---|
| Tax bill mailed out of state | 31 of 208 with a mailing address |
| Held 20 years or more | 51 |
Source: shinnslist (county records), read October 16, 2026. How the counts are made and graded: How we grade. Nothing here predicts that an owner will sell. These are counts of public county records.
The town
Ward in the county records
| Parcels in the hunt | 560 parcels the county files as homes or residential land in Ward. |
|---|---|
| Tax bill mailed elsewhere | Not shown: most parcels here have no mailing address on file in shinnslist’s copy of the county record. |
| Years since the last sale | Median 13.7 years, from 463 parcels with a recorded sale: under 5 years 93, 5 to 9 102, 10 to 19 82, 20 or more 186. |
Questions
Land parcels in Ward, answered
How many land parcels are in Ward?
208, read October 16, 2026.
What does the Land trade look for?
empty residential lots and acreage, with no house on the county’s record. Records: Each county assessor’s record as the hunt stores it: the land class (Summit and Eagle: the assessment code each county sends the state’s parcel composite), the acreage (Larimer does not send it) and the county’s value.
How was it checked?
Top 12 checked by hand on Oct 16, 2026: the 8 Weld lots against the state’s public parcel composite (acreage, value and “Vacant Land”), 8 of 8; the 4 Boulder lots against Boulder County’s live assessor record (no building, the same land value and acreage), 4 of 4.
Does a match mean the owner will sell?
No. A match is a recorded fact that fits the trade. Nothing here predicts a sale.