This ±788 acre property is located in Cheyenne County, Colorado, near the Kit Carson County line in the heart of the Eastern Plains. The site offers large-scale land ownership in a region defined by agriculture, ranching, and long-term rural investment, with the benefit of an existing Xcel Energy power switch located on the property. Cheyenne County spans roughly 1,778 square miles with an exceptionally low population density of about one person per square mile, offering the wide-open character, privacy, and operational flexibility many buyers seek in Eastern Colorado. The county is part of a broader agricultural economy that remains central to the region’s identity and productivity. Regionally, Cheyenne and neighboring Kit Carson County are tied into important Eastern Colorado transportation corridors, including US 40 and US 385, which support freight movement and access across the plains. This is a substantial landholding with utility presence, county-line positioning, and strong Eastern Colorado context for agricultural, investment, or future strategic use. The Substation currently anchors a 1.4 Gigawatt system. The Gl-2026-22 project adds 350 Megawatts of new onshore wind generation, bringing the total localized capacity routing through the property to 1.75 GW (1,750 MW), this upgrade has a targeted commercial operation date of June 16, 2030.