Development opportunity in Eckley. 1.97 acres on a single legal parcel with the Town of Eckley's plat showing 14 lots laid out in two rows of seven with an alley between them. Full city block frontage from E Curtis Street to the next cross street. Built for workforce housing. Eckley sits roughly in the middle of two work centers, Yuma 13 miles west and Wray 15 miles east, just 28 miles apart. The parcel can support 14 manufactured or mobile homes giving local workers an affordable place to live and commute to either town. Eastern Colorado winter commutes are brutal and the workforce housing gap continues to widen.Fourteen water tap permits paid and current with the City of Eckley, transferable at closing. Title is free and clear with all back fees paid current. No liens, no encumbrances disclosed. The Town of Eckley has confirmed acceptable uses include single family, manufactured housing, and self-storage. Multiple development concepts fit. A 14-lot manufactured home community. A workforce apartment build. Mixed-housing phased build. Retail lot resale strategy. Or a self-storage facility supporting up to 800 ten-by-ten units per a prior buyer's concept. Recreational draw. Lake McConaughy, the largest reservoir in Nebraska at 22 miles long with 76 miles of sandy shoreline, sits about an hour north over the Colorado-Nebraska border. That opens vacation rental and recreational landowner buyer interest beyond the workforce housing and development play. The property sits on the outside edge of Eckley next to thousands of acres of farm fields with quick highway access. Yuma County home prices were up 19.8% year over year heading into 2026. Full aerial drone tour available with this listing.