Farms & Ranches Are Our Real Estate Specialty

And Auctions of all kinds

Jake Norton Realty will serve you with top Real Estate Agents for exposure to Southeast Colorado real estate, including land, homes, ranches, farms, lots & vacant land, and commercial properties.  We have eight agents standing by 7 days a week to arrange personal showings of our rural, residential or commercial properties. 

Sheila Norton, Employing Broker; Jake Norton, Vernon Dillon, Grace Eddy, Betty Ghilarducci, Ryon Sallee and Dorothy Sallee, and Bill Maier  Associate Brokers are here to serve you with the utmost professionalism to fulfill your real estate needs.  We are committed to helping you find property lying in Pueblo, Otero, Crowley, Las Animas & Bent Counties.

• Southeast Colorado Real Estate:  Pueblo, Fowler, Olney Springs, Crowley, Ordway, Manzanola,  Rocky Ford, La Junta, Las Animas,  and Trinidad.  
• ARKANSAS VALLEY MLS
•   Auctions:  Jake Norton has been in the Auction business for 47 years and will conduct farm, personal, estate and real estate auctions anywhere in Colorado.

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