Catron County, New Mexico Land For Sale (291 results)

The Hines Ranch Retreat is a magical property in western New Mexico. Sleeping approximately 40 (4 homes and 4 cabins), with a full commercial diner, soda fountain & pizza oven on +/-96 acres with 3.75 acre water rights, spring-fed water, and an agriculture well. There's a 20-acre meadow with a 0.5-acre pond stocked with trophy fish and a minnow pond supplied by a spring-fed waterfall surrounded by diverse vegetation creating a wildlife haven. Land With nearly +/-100 acres there is plenty of room to spread out and have fun on the 20 acre meadow with three ponds. With the driveway being right off the pavement you can't beat the accessibility of this parcel. With waterfall features, a live spring, ponds and an intermittent creek this land has a diversity of plants and wildlife that can't be matched. You have your own riding trails within the property and access to thousands of miles of trails right out your front door. Improvements Nestled in the mountains, this extraordinary retreat comprises eleven charming buildings arranged looking towards a spring-fed private pond, fully stocked with trophy bluegill, crappie and bass, offering the perfect opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy leisurely afternoons casting lines. The scenery turns to magic in the evenings and with a full spectrum of antique lights to light the pathways your gatherings will be perfect outdoors as the sun sets. Whether you're looking for a private escape or a gathering place for family and friends, this retreat provides ample space and amenities to accommodate a range of activities. Just a short 65 yards from the pavement you will cross through the beautiful one-of-a-kind log entry and then cross the Apache creek and within another 100 yards will come upon the large 20 acre meadow with a half acre pond in the center with 2 homes on the left and a diner, 2 homes, a shop/barn and a cabin complex on your right. On your furthest left is the ranch house. This beautiful log exterior ranch-style home, is approximately 2400 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths w/shower & 1 bathroom w/tub. It also includes a full kitchen & dining, large living room with wood stove and a mudroom with washer and dryer. The huge front porch looks directly towards the pond. With a garden area and chicken coop nearby this is the perfect spot to become one with nature surrounded by giant oak trees. Immediately to the left is the White House Square log built, open floor plan with a kitchen 2 bedroom, bath w/shower, with a large loft on either end of the large open living area. At approximately 1725 square feet it also includes a large utility/mud room with washer and dryer. Three sides are wrapped with a covered patio deck. Immediately to your right is the diner with a huge porch out front overlooking the pond and the large 20 acre meadow. Step inside to enjoy a soda from the soda fountain while waiting on a meal prepared in the pizza oven or commercial kitchen. The 1600 square feet of space also includes a barber shop, full bathroom and an entertainment area with projector screen. Next door to the right is the John Deere home. This is a multistory cabin-style home encompassing three levels. It includes a greenhouse, a large storage room and 2 bedrooms on the main level. Go upstairs to find a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom w/ shower. One more level you find the rest of the 2665 square feet in a small loft, living area and a walk out balcony with the best birds eye view on the entire property. To the left of the John Deere is the stone home. This stone face, 360 degree home with a total wrap around covered patio is a 1200 square foot 2 bedroom 2 bathroom with appliances, a wood burning fireplace, on demand hot water heater and central heat and air. The view of the giant oaks and pond from the front windows and porch are unmatched beauty. Behind the John Deere home is the fully insulated drive thru 70X40 metal red shop/barn. It comes with plenty of space for your toys and the equipment needed to keep these beautiful grounds in tip-top shape. Just out of sight and behind the barn is the cabin stays complex (4 cabins) with separate mens & womens bathrooms w/showers. Each cabin is 160 square feet, insulated and beautifully done with tongue and groove pine interior and sleeps 4. No need to worry about the property when you're not there. The property has 18 video surveillance cameras with remote phone access. Need to water the grass, no worries there either with the ability to turn on the sprinkler system from your phone as well. The owner has done a tremendous job with upkeep and incorporating modern technology to make it as easy as possible. Recreation The property is currently enrolled in the E plus program and has historically received tags. (The future of the tags depends on the continued enrollment, continued habitat improvement and availability of the program). The Gila National Forest is known for its healthy population of elk, particularly in the North and South Gila areas. The diverse terrain, which includes meadows, forests, and mountainous regions, provides excellent habitats for elk. Gila National Forest offers a diverse range of outdoor recreational opportunities set against a stunning backdrop of rugged mountains, deep canyons, and expansive wilderness. Here are some highlights: 1. Hiking and Backpacking 2. Camping 3. Fishing 4. Wildlife Watching 5. Caving 6. Horseback Riding 7. Scenic Drives Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources This property does have water rights associated with springs and wells, which will convey with the property. General Operations Property could be used as a rental property to either corporations and businesses for retreats or to families for vacations to generate income when not in use by the owner. Region & Climate Apache Creek, New Mexico, experiences a diverse climate that is influenced by its elevation and geographical features. Apache Creek experiences varied precipitation throughout the year. The peak rainy months are usually July and August due to the monsoon season, while late spring and fall can also bring sporadic rain. The elevation of Apache Creek, at approximately 6,500 feet, contributes to cooler temperatures year-round compared to lower elevations in New Mexico. The area enjoys a good amount of sunshine, particularly in the summer months. Location Amenities can be sought in Reserve NM about 20 miles away, Springerville AZ about 75 miles away and Silver City, NM about 110 miles away. Here are some of the closest airports: Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ)-Located about 200 miles north of Apache Creek, is the primary airport for New Mexico, providing numerous flight options and services. El Paso International Airport (ELP)-Approximately 250 miles south of Apache Creek has a wider range of domestic and international flights. Springerville Municipal Airport about 75 miles away provides a convenient option for aviators traveling to and from the White Mountains region of Arizona. Grant County Airport (SVC)-Located in Silver City, about 110 miles southeast of Apache Creek, this small regional airport offers limited commercial flights. It's a convenient option for general aviation and some regional connections.

The Hines Ranch Retreat is a magical property in western New Mexico. Sleeping approximately 40 (4 homes and 4 cabins), with a full commercial diner, soda fountain & pizza oven on +/-96 acres with 3.75 acre water rights, spring-fed water, and an agriculture well. There's a 20-acre meadow with a 0.5-acre pond stocked with trophy fish and a minnow pond supplied by a spring-fed waterfall surrounded by diverse vegetation creating a wildlife haven. Land With nearly +/-100 acres there is plenty of room to spread out and have fun on the 20 acre meadow with three ponds. With the driveway being right off the pavement you can't beat the accessibility of this parcel. With waterfall features, a live spring, ponds and an intermittent creek this land has a diversity of plants and wildlife that can't be matched. You have your own riding trails within the property and access to thousands of miles of trails right out your front door. Improvements Nestled in the mountains, this extraordinary retreat comprises eleven charming buildings arranged looking towards a spring-fed private pond, fully stocked with trophy bluegill, crappie and bass, offering the perfect opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy leisurely afternoons casting lines. The scenery turns to magic in the evenings and with a full spectrum of antique lights to light the pathways your gatherings will be perfect outdoors as the sun sets. Whether you're looking for a private escape or a gathering place for family and friends, this retreat provides ample space and amenities to accommodate a range of activities. Just a short 65 yards from the pavement you will cross through the beautiful one-of-a-kind log entry and then cross the Apache creek and within another 100 yards will come upon the large 20 acre meadow with a half acre pond in the center with 2 homes on the left and a diner, 2 homes, a shop/barn and a cabin complex on your right. On your furthest left is the ranch house. This beautiful log exterior ranch-style home, is approximately 2400 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths w/shower & 1 bathroom w/tub. It also includes a full kitchen & dining, large living room with wood stove and a mudroom with washer and dryer. The huge front porch looks directly towards the pond. With a garden area and chicken coop nearby this is the perfect spot to become one with nature surrounded by giant oak trees. Immediately to the left is the White House Square log built, open floor plan with a kitchen 2 bedroom, bath w/shower, with a large loft on either end of the large open living area. At approximately 1725 square feet it also includes a large utility/mud room with washer and dryer. Three sides are wrapped with a covered patio deck. Immediately to your right is the diner with a huge porch out front overlooking the pond and the large 20 acre meadow. Step inside to enjoy a soda from the soda fountain while waiting on a meal prepared in the pizza oven or commercial kitchen. The 1600 square feet of space also includes a barber shop, full bathroom and an entertainment area with projector screen. Next door to the right is the John Deere home. This is a multistory cabin-style home encompassing three levels. It includes a greenhouse, a large storage room and 2 bedrooms on the main level. Go upstairs to find a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom w/ shower. One more level you find the rest of the 2665 square feet in a small loft, living area and a walk out balcony with the best birds eye view on the entire property. To the left of the John Deere is the stone home. This stone face, 360 degree home with a total wrap around covered patio is a 1200 square foot 2 bedroom 2 bathroom with appliances, a wood burning fireplace, on demand hot water heater and central heat and air. The view of the giant oaks and pond from the front windows and porch are unmatched beauty. Behind the John Deere home is the fully insulated drive thru 70X40 metal red shop/barn. It comes with plenty of space for your toys and the equipment needed to keep these beautiful grounds in tip-top shape. Just out of sight and behind the barn is the cabin stays complex (4 cabins) with separate mens & womens bathrooms w/showers. Each cabin is 160 square feet, insulated and beautifully done with tongue and groove pine interior and sleeps 4. No need to worry about the property when you're not there. The property has 18 video surveillance cameras with remote phone access. Need to water the grass, no worries there either with the ability to turn on the sprinkler system from your phone as well. The owner has done a tremendous job with upkeep and incorporating modern technology to make it as easy as possible. Recreation The property is currently enrolled in the E plus program and has historically received tags. (The future of the tags depends on the continued enrollment, continued habitat improvement and availability of the program). The Gila National Forest is known for its healthy population of elk, particularly in the North and South Gila areas. The diverse terrain, which includes meadows, forests, and mountainous regions, provides excellent habitats for elk. Gila National Forest offers a diverse range of outdoor recreational opportunities set against a stunning backdrop of rugged mountains, deep canyons, and expansive wilderness. Here are some highlights: 1. Hiking and Backpacking 2. Camping 3. Fishing 4. Wildlife Watching 5. Caving 6. Horseback Riding 7. Scenic Drives Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources This property does have water rights associated with springs and wells, which will convey with the property. General Operations Property could be used as a rental property to either corporations and businesses for retreats or to families for vacations to generate income when not in use by the owner. Region & Climate Apache Creek, New Mexico, experiences a diverse climate that is influenced by its elevation and geographical features. Apache Creek experiences varied precipitation throughout the year. The peak rainy months are usually July and August due to the monsoon season, while late spring and fall can also bring sporadic rain. The elevation of Apache Creek, at approximately 6,500 feet, contributes to cooler temperatures year-round compared to lower elevations in New Mexico. The area enjoys a good amount of sunshine, particularly in the summer months. Location Amenities can be sought in Reserve NM about 20 miles away, Springerville AZ about 75 miles away and Silver City, NM about 110 miles away. Here are some of the closest airports: Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ)-Located about 200 miles north of Apache Creek, is the primary airport for New Mexico, providing numerous flight options and services. El Paso International Airport (ELP)-Approximately 250 miles south of Apache Creek has a wider range of domestic and international flights. Springerville Municipal Airport about 75 miles away provides a convenient option for aviators traveling to and from the White Mountains region of Arizona. Grant County Airport (SVC)-Located in Silver City, about 110 miles southeast of Apache Creek, this small regional airport offers limited commercial flights. It's a convenient option for general aviation and some regional connections.

The Hines Ranch Retreat is a magical property in western New Mexico. Sleeping approximately 40 (4 homes and 4 cabins), with a full commercial diner, soda fountain & pizza oven on +/-96 acres with 3.75 acre water rights, spring-fed water, and an agriculture well. There's a 20-acre meadow with a 0.5-acre pond stocked with trophy fish and a minnow pond supplied by a spring-fed waterfall surrounded by diverse vegetation creating a wildlife haven. Land With nearly +/-100 acres there is plenty of room to spread out and have fun on the 20 acre meadow with three ponds. With the driveway being right off the pavement you can't beat the accessibility of this parcel. With waterfall features, a live spring, ponds and an intermittent creek this land has a diversity of plants and wildlife that can't be matched. You have your own riding trails within the property and access to thousands of miles of trails right out your front door. Improvements Nestled in the mountains, this extraordinary retreat comprises eleven charming buildings arranged looking towards a spring-fed private pond, fully stocked with trophy bluegill, crappie and bass, offering the perfect opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy leisurely afternoons casting lines. The scenery turns to magic in the evenings and with a full spectrum of antique lights to light the pathways your gatherings will be perfect outdoors as the sun sets. Whether you're looking for a private escape or a gathering place for family and friends, this retreat provides ample space and amenities to accommodate a range of activities. Just a short 65 yards from the pavement you will cross through the beautiful one-of-a-kind log entry and then cross the Apache creek and within another 100 yards will come upon the large 20 acre meadow with a half acre pond in the center with 2 homes on the left and a diner, 2 homes, a shop/barn and a cabin complex on your right. On your furthest left is the ranch house. This beautiful log exterior ranch-style home, is approximately 2400 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths w/shower & 1 bathroom w/tub. It also includes a full kitchen & dining, large living room with wood stove and a mudroom with washer and dryer. The huge front porch looks directly towards the pond. With a garden area and chicken coop nearby this is the perfect spot to become one with nature surrounded by giant oak trees. Immediately to the left is the White House Square log built, open floor plan with a kitchen 2 bedroom, bath w/shower, with a large loft on either end of the large open living area. At approximately 1725 square feet it also includes a large utility/mud room with washer and dryer. Three sides are wrapped with a covered patio deck. Immediately to your right is the diner with a huge porch out front overlooking the pond and the large 20 acre meadow. Step inside to enjoy a soda from the soda fountain while waiting on a meal prepared in the pizza oven or commercial kitchen. The 1600 square feet of space also includes a barber shop, full bathroom and an entertainment area with projector screen. Next door to the right is the John Deere home. This is a multistory cabin-style home encompassing three levels. It includes a greenhouse, a large storage room and 2 bedrooms on the main level. Go upstairs to find a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom w/ shower. One more level you find the rest of the 2665 square feet in a small loft, living area and a walk out balcony with the best birds eye view on the entire property. To the left of the John Deere is the stone home. This stone face, 360 degree home with a total wrap around covered patio is a 1200 square foot 2 bedroom 2 bathroom with appliances, a wood burning fireplace, on demand hot water heater and central heat and air. The view of the giant oaks and pond from the front windows and porch are unmatched beauty. Behind the John Deere home is the fully insulated drive thru 70X40 metal red shop/barn. It comes with plenty of space for your toys and the equipment needed to keep these beautiful grounds in tip-top shape. Just out of sight and behind the barn is the cabin stays complex (4 cabins) with separate mens & womens bathrooms w/showers. Each cabin is 160 square feet, insulated and beautifully done with tongue and groove pine interior and sleeps 4. No need to worry about the property when you're not there. The property has 18 video surveillance cameras with remote phone access. Need to water the grass, no worries there either with the ability to turn on the sprinkler system from your phone as well. The owner has done a tremendous job with upkeep and incorporating modern technology to make it as easy as possible. Recreation The property is currently enrolled in the E plus program and has historically received tags. (The future of the tags depends on the continued enrollment, continued habitat improvement and availability of the program). The Gila National Forest is known for its healthy population of elk, particularly in the North and South Gila areas. The diverse terrain, which includes meadows, forests, and mountainous regions, provides excellent habitats for elk. Gila National Forest offers a diverse range of outdoor recreational opportunities set against a stunning backdrop of rugged mountains, deep canyons, and expansive wilderness. Here are some highlights: 1. Hiking and Backpacking 2. Camping 3. Fishing 4. Wildlife Watching 5. Caving 6. Horseback Riding 7. Scenic Drives Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources This property does have water rights associated with springs and wells, which will convey with the property. General Operations Property could be used as a rental property to either corporations and businesses for retreats or to families for vacations to generate income when not in use by the owner. Region & Climate Apache Creek, New Mexico, experiences a diverse climate that is influenced by its elevation and geographical features. Apache Creek experiences varied precipitation throughout the year. The peak rainy months are usually July and August due to the monsoon season, while late spring and fall can also bring sporadic rain. The elevation of Apache Creek, at approximately 6,500 feet, contributes to cooler temperatures year-round compared to lower elevations in New Mexico. The area enjoys a good amount of sunshine, particularly in the summer months. Location Amenities can be sought in Reserve NM about 20 miles away, Springerville AZ about 75 miles away and Silver City, NM about 110 miles away. Here are some of the closest airports: Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ)-Located about 200 miles north of Apache Creek, is the primary airport for New Mexico, providing numerous flight options and services. El Paso International Airport (ELP)-Approximately 250 miles south of Apache Creek has a wider range of domestic and international flights. Springerville Municipal Airport about 75 miles away provides a convenient option for aviators traveling to and from the White Mountains region of Arizona. Grant County Airport (SVC)-Located in Silver City, about 110 miles southeast of Apache Creek, this small regional airport offers limited commercial flights. It's a convenient option for general aviation and some regional connections.

The Hines Ranch Retreat is a magical property in western New Mexico. Sleeping approximately 40 (4 homes and 4 cabins), with a full commercial diner, soda fountain & pizza oven on +/-96 acres with 3.75 acre water rights, spring-fed water, and an agriculture well. There's a 20-acre meadow with a 0.5-acre pond stocked with trophy fish and a minnow pond supplied by a spring-fed waterfall surrounded by diverse vegetation creating a wildlife haven. Land With nearly +/-100 acres there is plenty of room to spread out and have fun on the 20 acre meadow with three ponds. With the driveway being right off the pavement you can't beat the accessibility of this parcel. With waterfall features, a live spring, ponds and an intermittent creek this land has a diversity of plants and wildlife that can't be matched. You have your own riding trails within the property and access to thousands of miles of trails right out your front door. Improvements Nestled in the mountains, this extraordinary retreat comprises eleven charming buildings arranged looking towards a spring-fed private pond, fully stocked with trophy bluegill, crappie and bass, offering the perfect opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy leisurely afternoons casting lines. The scenery turns to magic in the evenings and with a full spectrum of antique lights to light the pathways your gatherings will be perfect outdoors as the sun sets. Whether you're looking for a private escape or a gathering place for family and friends, this retreat provides ample space and amenities to accommodate a range of activities. Just a short 65 yards from the pavement you will cross through the beautiful one-of-a-kind log entry and then cross the Apache creek and within another 100 yards will come upon the large 20 acre meadow with a half acre pond in the center with 2 homes on the left and a diner, 2 homes, a shop/barn and a cabin complex on your right. On your furthest left is the ranch house. This beautiful log exterior ranch-style home, is approximately 2400 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths w/shower & 1 bathroom w/tub. It also includes a full kitchen & dining, large living room with wood stove and a mudroom with washer and dryer. The huge front porch looks directly towards the pond. With a garden area and chicken coop nearby this is the perfect spot to become one with nature surrounded by giant oak trees. Immediately to the left is the White House Square log built, open floor plan with a kitchen 2 bedroom, bath w/shower, with a large loft on either end of the large open living area. At approximately 1725 square feet it also includes a large utility/mud room with washer and dryer. Three sides are wrapped with a covered patio deck. Immediately to your right is the diner with a huge porch out front overlooking the pond and the large 20 acre meadow. Step inside to enjoy a soda from the soda fountain while waiting on a meal prepared in the pizza oven or commercial kitchen. The 1600 square feet of space also includes a barber shop, full bathroom and an entertainment area with projector screen. Next door to the right is the John Deere home. This is a multistory cabin-style home encompassing three levels. It includes a greenhouse, a large storage room and 2 bedrooms on the main level. Go upstairs to find a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom w/ shower. One more level you find the rest of the 2665 square feet in a small loft, living area and a walk out balcony with the best birds eye view on the entire property. To the left of the John Deere is the stone home. This stone face, 360 degree home with a total wrap around covered patio is a 1200 square foot 2 bedroom 2 bathroom with appliances, a wood burning fireplace, on demand hot water heater and central heat and air. The view of the giant oaks and pond from the front windows and porch are unmatched beauty. Behind the John Deere home is the fully insulated drive thru 70X40 metal red shop/barn. It comes with plenty of space for your toys and the equipment needed to keep these beautiful grounds in tip-top shape. Just out of sight and behind the barn is the cabin stays complex (4 cabins) with separate mens & womens bathrooms w/showers. Each cabin is 160 square feet, insulated and beautifully done with tongue and groove pine interior and sleeps 4. No need to worry about the property when you're not there. The property has 18 video surveillance cameras with remote phone access. Need to water the grass, no worries there either with the ability to turn on the sprinkler system from your phone as well. The owner has done a tremendous job with upkeep and incorporating modern technology to make it as easy as possible. Recreation The property is currently enrolled in the E plus program and has historically received tags. (The future of the tags depends on the continued enrollment, continued habitat improvement and availability of the program). The Gila National Forest is known for its healthy population of elk, particularly in the North and South Gila areas. The diverse terrain, which includes meadows, forests, and mountainous regions, provides excellent habitats for elk. Gila National Forest offers a diverse range of outdoor recreational opportunities set against a stunning backdrop of rugged mountains, deep canyons, and expansive wilderness. Here are some highlights: 1. Hiking and Backpacking 2. Camping 3. Fishing 4. Wildlife Watching 5. Caving 6. Horseback Riding 7. Scenic Drives Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources This property does have water rights associated with springs and wells, which will convey with the property. General Operations Property could be used as a rental property to either corporations and businesses for retreats or to families for vacations to generate income when not in use by the owner. Region & Climate Apache Creek, New Mexico, experiences a diverse climate that is influenced by its elevation and geographical features. Apache Creek experiences varied precipitation throughout the year. The peak rainy months are usually July and August due to the monsoon season, while late spring and fall can also bring sporadic rain. The elevation of Apache Creek, at approximately 6,500 feet, contributes to cooler temperatures year-round compared to lower elevations in New Mexico. The area enjoys a good amount of sunshine, particularly in the summer months. Location Amenities can be sought in Reserve NM about 20 miles away, Springerville AZ about 75 miles away and Silver City, NM about 110 miles away. Here are some of the closest airports: Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ)-Located about 200 miles north of Apache Creek, is the primary airport for New Mexico, providing numerous flight options and services. El Paso International Airport (ELP)-Approximately 250 miles south of Apache Creek has a wider range of domestic and international flights. Springerville Municipal Airport about 75 miles away provides a convenient option for aviators traveling to and from the White Mountains region of Arizona. Grant County Airport (SVC)-Located in Silver City, about 110 miles southeast of Apache Creek, this small regional airport offers limited commercial flights. It's a convenient option for general aviation and some regional connections.

The Hines Ranch Retreat is a magical property in western New Mexico. Sleeping approximately 40 (4 homes and 4 cabins), with a full commercial diner, soda fountain & pizza oven on +/-96 acres with 3.75 acre water rights, spring-fed water, and an agriculture well. There's a 20-acre meadow with a 0.5-acre pond stocked with trophy fish and a minnow pond supplied by a spring-fed waterfall surrounded by diverse vegetation creating a wildlife haven. Land With nearly +/-100 acres there is plenty of room to spread out and have fun on the 20 acre meadow with three ponds. With the driveway being right off the pavement you can't beat the accessibility of this parcel. With waterfall features, a live spring, ponds and an intermittent creek this land has a diversity of plants and wildlife that can't be matched. You have your own riding trails within the property and access to thousands of miles of trails right out your front door. Improvements Nestled in the mountains, this extraordinary retreat comprises eleven charming buildings arranged looking towards a spring-fed private pond, fully stocked with trophy bluegill, crappie and bass, offering the perfect opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy leisurely afternoons casting lines. The scenery turns to magic in the evenings and with a full spectrum of antique lights to light the pathways your gatherings will be perfect outdoors as the sun sets. Whether you're looking for a private escape or a gathering place for family and friends, this retreat provides ample space and amenities to accommodate a range of activities. Just a short 65 yards from the pavement you will cross through the beautiful one-of-a-kind log entry and then cross the Apache creek and within another 100 yards will come upon the large 20 acre meadow with a half acre pond in the center with 2 homes on the left and a diner, 2 homes, a shop/barn and a cabin complex on your right. On your furthest left is the ranch house. This beautiful log exterior ranch-style home, is approximately 2400 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths w/shower & 1 bathroom w/tub. It also includes a full kitchen & dining, large living room with wood stove and a mudroom with washer and dryer. The huge front porch looks directly towards the pond. With a garden area and chicken coop nearby this is the perfect spot to become one with nature surrounded by giant oak trees. Immediately to the left is the White House Square log built, open floor plan with a kitchen 2 bedroom, bath w/shower, with a large loft on either end of the large open living area. At approximately 1725 square feet it also includes a large utility/mud room with washer and dryer. Three sides are wrapped with a covered patio deck. Immediately to your right is the diner with a huge porch out front overlooking the pond and the large 20 acre meadow. Step inside to enjoy a soda from the soda fountain while waiting on a meal prepared in the pizza oven or commercial kitchen. The 1600 square feet of space also includes a barber shop, full bathroom and an entertainment area with projector screen. Next door to the right is the John Deere home. This is a multistory cabin-style home encompassing three levels. It includes a greenhouse, a large storage room and 2 bedrooms on the main level. Go upstairs to find a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom w/ shower. One more level you find the rest of the 2665 square feet in a small loft, living area and a walk out balcony with the best birds eye view on the entire property. To the left of the John Deere is the stone home. This stone face, 360 degree home with a total wrap around covered patio is a 1200 square foot 2 bedroom 2 bathroom with appliances, a wood burning fireplace, on demand hot water heater and central heat and air. The view of the giant oaks and pond from the front windows and porch are unmatched beauty. Behind the John Deere home is the fully insulated drive thru 70X40 metal red shop/barn. It comes with plenty of space for your toys and the equipment needed to keep these beautiful grounds in tip-top shape. Just out of sight and behind the barn is the cabin stays complex (4 cabins) with separate mens & womens bathrooms w/showers. Each cabin is 160 square feet, insulated and beautifully done with tongue and groove pine interior and sleeps 4. No need to worry about the property when you're not there. The property has 18 video surveillance cameras with remote phone access. Need to water the grass, no worries there either with the ability to turn on the sprinkler system from your phone as well. The owner has done a tremendous job with upkeep and incorporating modern technology to make it as easy as possible. Recreation The property is currently enrolled in the E plus program and has historically received tags. (The future of the tags depends on the continued enrollment, continued habitat improvement and availability of the program). The Gila National Forest is known for its healthy population of elk, particularly in the North and South Gila areas. The diverse terrain, which includes meadows, forests, and mountainous regions, provides excellent habitats for elk. Gila National Forest offers a diverse range of outdoor recreational opportunities set against a stunning backdrop of rugged mountains, deep canyons, and expansive wilderness. Here are some highlights: 1. Hiking and Backpacking 2. Camping 3. Fishing 4. Wildlife Watching 5. Caving 6. Horseback Riding 7. Scenic Drives Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources This property does have water rights associated with springs and wells, which will convey with the property. General Operations Property could be used as a rental property to either corporations and businesses for retreats or to families for vacations to generate income when not in use by the owner. Region & Climate Apache Creek, New Mexico, experiences a diverse climate that is influenced by its elevation and geographical features. Apache Creek experiences varied precipitation throughout the year. The peak rainy months are usually July and August due to the monsoon season, while late spring and fall can also bring sporadic rain. The elevation of Apache Creek, at approximately 6,500 feet, contributes to cooler temperatures year-round compared to lower elevations in New Mexico. The area enjoys a good amount of sunshine, particularly in the summer months. Location Amenities can be sought in Reserve NM about 20 miles away, Springerville AZ about 75 miles away and Silver City, NM about 110 miles away. Here are some of the closest airports: Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ)-Located about 200 miles north of Apache Creek, is the primary airport for New Mexico, providing numerous flight options and services. El Paso International Airport (ELP)-Approximately 250 miles south of Apache Creek has a wider range of domestic and international flights. Springerville Municipal Airport about 75 miles away provides a convenient option for aviators traveling to and from the White Mountains region of Arizona. Grant County Airport (SVC)-Located in Silver City, about 110 miles southeast of Apache Creek, this small regional airport offers limited commercial flights. It's a convenient option for general aviation and some regional connections.

A hunter's paradise in sought-after NM Elk Hunting Unit 16D, this 1,860 square foot cabin is entirely built from 12 inch logs and sleeps as many as 9 occupants. The ambiance is fascinating, fabulous views through large windows across green meadows and pine forests. From 10x40 covered porch listen to the Tularosa Creek running by the cabin day in, day out, year-round. The property encompasses a small local cemetery on 3 sides. For your livestock and equipment storage there is a 43x80 adobe barn , and for additional guests a 400 square foot tiny house sits secluded in its own forest area, and it sleeps 4 or more occupants. Just past the highway entrance there is an apple and peach orchard. Living with a large wood stove that heats the entire house, dining and kitchen are all open concept. A large king-sized master bed and log and tile bathroom with its oversized tub provide the comfort you deserve when you get away from the hectic life in the city. Upstairs there is a tile and log 3/4 bath which serves a queen bedroom and a single bedroom as well as a sitting and reading area which has a futon couch that sleeps two as well. The couch in the living room is a sleeper for two guests as well, so the entire cabin comfortably sleeps a total of 9. The basement is finished with a slab and brick walls, and stretches throughout the length and width of the cabin and provides ample space for food and supplies storage. A 2 bedroom 600 sf guest house with a handicapped access ramp and a large covered porch is included. The 3,440 square foot adobe barn includes 8 stalls for horses or smaller livestock plus a hay storage room and a tack room, and could also be divided to include a greenhouse area. The hoop house by the cabin was used to grow vegetables during the growing season. This property is at the head of the Tularosa Creek irrigation community, the creek runs through the property via a north irrigation ditch, a south irrigation ditch, and it runs through the middle of the property when the property is not being irrigated. There are 27.54 acre feet total of diversion water rights, and the two houses and the barn are supplied with Aragon Village water. Keep your horses, cattle, sheep or goats on irrigated ground, watered and fed! The property abuts private lands on all sides. National Forest access to the hundreds of thousands of acres of the Gila Wilderness for hiking, hunting, horseback or ATV's is from Hwy 12 only a few hundred feet from Graveyard Rd that leads you to cabin from Hwy 12.

A hunter's paradise in sought-after NM Elk Hunting Unit 16D, this 1,860 square foot cabin is entirely built from 12 inch logs and sleeps as many as 9 occupants. The ambiance is fascinating, fabulous views through large windows across green meadows and pine forests. From 10x40 covered porch listen to the Tularosa Creek running by the cabin day in, day out, year-round. The property encompasses a small local cemetery on 3 sides. For your livestock and equipment storage there is a 43x80 adobe barn , and for additional guests a 400 square foot tiny house sits secluded in its own forest area, and it sleeps 4 or more occupants. Just past the highway entrance there is an apple and peach orchard. Living with a large wood stove that heats the entire house, dining and kitchen are all open concept. A large king-sized master bed and log and tile bathroom with its oversized tub provide the comfort you deserve when you get away from the hectic life in the city. Upstairs there is a tile and log 3/4 bath which serves a queen bedroom and a single bedroom as well as a sitting and reading area which has a futon couch that sleeps two as well. The couch in the living room is a sleeper for two guests as well, so the entire cabin comfortably sleeps a total of 9. The basement is finished with a slab and brick walls, and stretches throughout the length and width of the cabin and provides ample space for food and supplies storage. A 2 bedroom 600 sf guest house with a handicapped access ramp and a large covered porch is included. The 3,440 square foot adobe barn includes 8 stalls for horses or smaller livestock plus a hay storage room and a tack room, and could also be divided to include a greenhouse area. The hoop house by the cabin was used to grow vegetables during the growing season. This property is at the head of the Tularosa Creek irrigation community, the creek runs through the property via a north irrigation ditch, a south irrigation ditch, and it runs through the middle of the property when the property is not being irrigated. There are 27.54 acre feet total of diversion water rights, and the two houses and the barn are supplied with Aragon Village water. Keep your horses, cattle, sheep or goats on irrigated ground, watered and fed! The property abuts private lands on all sides. National Forest access to the hundreds of thousands of acres of the Gila Wilderness for hiking, hunting, horseback or ATV's is from Hwy 12 only a few hundred feet from Graveyard Rd that leads you to cabin from Hwy 12.

The expansive and diverse 19,139 +/- acre Sawtooth Basin Ranch is nestled in the scenic and remote landscape of Pie Town, New Mexico and has spectacular geographical features rising from New Mexico's rolling pinyon/juniper floor to its majestic sawtooth-figured peaks and valleys. With breathtaking views, abundant wildlife, and rich history, this property offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a legendary premier elk hunting ranch, providing the tranquility of wide-open spaces in Catron County, New Mexico. Catron County is well known to produce record-sized elk and is in the heart of some of the best trophy elk hunting in the United States. Trophy mule deer reaching record book size have also been harvested on this property. Pronghorn Antelope frequent the ranch and have grown record-sized horns.Total acreage is comprised of 16,833 +/- deeded acres, 1,960 +/- acres of State Trust Land Lease, and 346 +/- acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Lease. The central and east portion of the ranch is within Game Management Unit (GMU) 13, consisting of approximately 13,914 +/- deeded acres, while the west portion is within GMU 12, consisting of approximately 2,919+/- deeded acres. Both big game units are known to produce some of the largest free-range antlered bull elk anywhere!The Ranch is currently signed up in the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish's Landowner Private Land Elk Program (EPLUS). In 2024 the property received 16 Mature Bull (MB) Elk Landowner Authorizations, 13 Archery Either Sex (ES) Elk Landowner Authorizations and 11 Antlerless Landowner Authorizations. Private land Mule Deer and Pronghorn hunting licenses are unlimited over the counter, allowing for the landowner to determine how many Deer and Pronghorn hunters to allow to meet management goals.Management practices and habitat improvements have enhanced the health and carrying capacity of the property to increase elk numbers and the elk use on the property. Mule deer, pronghorn, black bear and other wildlife species have benefitted from the conservation work that has been done for elk. In 2023, only three elk licenses were validated, and in 2024, only four elk licenses were validated with a harvest success rate of 100% for both years. The age class of elk bulls on the ranch has increased due to the very low number of elk authorizations used over the last two years. Forest management consisted of thinning and mastication of overgrown pinyon and juniper trees on approximately 500 acres where treatment was conducted in a mosaic pattern to reduce woody vegetation. Two large hydraulic axe machines were used to grind and masticate trees, stimulating new forb, brush and grass growth in the treated area. By reducing the canopy cover, increasing water availability and sunlight, new forbs, browse and grasses have responded by growing in these areas. Elk, mule deer and pronghorn use on the new growth was immediate and favorable to them.In 2024, the Sawtooth Basin Ranch was awarded on incentive mule deer license for all the habitat improvement contributions that was valid during the mule deer rut timeframe, aside from the regular structured hunt seasons by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.The largest set of elk sheds known to be found on the ranch had an unofficial gross score of 424 inches.In addition to being a spectacular hunting ranch, the property would sustain a full-scale livestock operation if so desired. Water is distributed throughout the ranch and native grasses are abundant across the property. A new eight +/- mile underground waterline and 8 new water drinkers have been installed to disperse permanent water across the ranch expanding this valuable resource to needed areas. The water storage tanks at the commercial well have a capacity to hold 24,000+/- gallons of water with an additional 10,000+/--gallon water storage tank placed on the south side of the ranch.There are five water wells on the ranch, one of which is a rare commercial well permitted for 25-acre feet of diversion annually. This is significantly higher than the amount of diversion permitted by most domestic wells, which is 3 acres annually. This commercial well sets this ranch apart from others in the area, providing much-needed water.The ranch boasts evidence of prehistoric Native American existence on the property can be found throughout. Pottery shards, arrowheads and grinding stones have and can be found on the property.Housing on the ranch consists of a 3,400+/- sq/ft main house, a 600+/- sq/ft cabin, a 900+/- sq/ft mountain cabin and a 1,232+/- sq/ft manufactured foreman's house. Three of the houses had new septic systems installed in 2022. The mountain cabin sports up-close, breathtaking views of the majestic sawtooth mountain peaks from the back deck.Vehicular access to the ranch is optimum via paved highway access with three gates on the south and good-maintained County road access from the west and norther part of the property. Three new stunning metal entrance gates showcase the quality and stature the ranch provides.This legendary, turnkey-ready ranch offers an opportunity to own one of New Mexico's premier Elk hunting ranches!

The expansive and diverse 19,139 +/- acre Sawtooth Basin Ranch is nestled in the scenic and remote landscape of Pie Town, New Mexico and has spectacular geographical features rising from New Mexico's rolling pinyon/juniper floor to its majestic sawtooth-figured peaks and valleys. With breathtaking views, abundant wildlife, and rich history, this property offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a legendary premier elk hunting ranch, providing the tranquility of wide-open spaces in Catron County, New Mexico. Catron County is well known to produce record-sized elk and is in the heart of some of the best trophy elk hunting in the United States. Trophy mule deer reaching record book size have also been harvested on this property. Pronghorn Antelope frequent the ranch and have grown record-sized horns.Total acreage is comprised of 16,833 +/- deeded acres, 1,960 +/- acres of State Trust Land Lease, and 346 +/- acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Lease. The central and east portion of the ranch is within Game Management Unit (GMU) 13, consisting of approximately 13,914 +/- deeded acres, while the west portion is within GMU 12, consisting of approximately 2,919+/- deeded acres. Both big game units are known to produce some of the largest free-range antlered bull elk anywhere!The Ranch is currently signed up in the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish's Landowner Private Land Elk Program (EPLUS). In 2024 the property received 16 Mature Bull (MB) Elk Landowner Authorizations, 13 Archery Either Sex (ES) Elk Landowner Authorizations and 11 Antlerless Landowner Authorizations. Private land Mule Deer and Pronghorn hunting licenses are unlimited over the counter, allowing for the landowner to determine how many Deer and Pronghorn hunters to allow to meet management goals.Management practices and habitat improvements have enhanced the health and carrying capacity of the property to increase elk numbers and the elk use on the property. Mule deer, pronghorn, black bear and other wildlife species have benefitted from the conservation work that has been done for elk. In 2023, only three elk licenses were validated, and in 2024, only four elk licenses were validated with a harvest success rate of 100% for both years. The age class of elk bulls on the ranch has increased due to the very low number of elk authorizations used over the last two years. Forest management consisted of thinning and mastication of overgrown pinyon and juniper trees on approximately 500 acres where treatment was conducted in a mosaic pattern to reduce woody vegetation. Two large hydraulic axe machines were used to grind and masticate trees, stimulating new forb, brush and grass growth in the treated area. By reducing the canopy cover, increasing water availability and sunlight, new forbs, browse and grasses have responded by growing in these areas. Elk, mule deer and pronghorn use on the new growth was immediate and favorable to them.In 2024, the Sawtooth Basin Ranch was awarded on incentive mule deer license for all the habitat improvement contributions that was valid during the mule deer rut timeframe, aside from the regular structured hunt seasons by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.The largest set of elk sheds known to be found on the ranch had an unofficial gross score of 424 inches.In addition to being a spectacular hunting ranch, the property would sustain a full-scale livestock operation if so desired. Water is distributed throughout the ranch and native grasses are abundant across the property. A new eight +/- mile underground waterline and 8 new water drinkers have been installed to disperse permanent water across the ranch expanding this valuable resource to needed areas. The water storage tanks at the commercial well have a capacity to hold 24,000+/- gallons of water with an additional 10,000+/--gallon water storage tank placed on the south side of the ranch.There are five water wells on the ranch, one of which is a rare commercial well permitted for 25-acre feet of diversion annually. This is significantly higher than the amount of diversion permitted by most domestic wells, which is 3 acres annually. This commercial well sets this ranch apart from others in the area, providing much-needed water.The ranch boasts evidence of prehistoric Native American existence on the property can be found throughout. Pottery shards, arrowheads and grinding stones have and can be found on the property.Housing on the ranch consists of a 3,400+/- sq/ft main house, a 600+/- sq/ft cabin, a 900+/- sq/ft mountain cabin and a 1,232+/- sq/ft manufactured foreman's house. Three of the houses had new septic systems installed in 2022. The mountain cabin sports up-close, breathtaking views of the majestic sawtooth mountain peaks from the back deck.Vehicular access to the ranch is optimum via paved highway access with three gates on the south and good-maintained County road access from the west and norther part of the property. Three new stunning metal entrance gates showcase the quality and stature the ranch provides.This legendary, turnkey-ready ranch offers an opportunity to own one of New Mexico's premier Elk hunting ranches!

The expansive and diverse 19,139 +/- acre Sawtooth Basin Ranch is nestled in the scenic and remote landscape of Pie Town, New Mexico and has spectacular geographical features rising from New Mexico's rolling pinyon/juniper floor to its majestic sawtooth-figured peaks and valleys. With breathtaking views, abundant wildlife, and rich history, this property offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a legendary premier elk hunting ranch, providing the tranquility of wide-open spaces in Catron County, New Mexico. Catron County is well known to produce record-sized elk and is in the heart of some of the best trophy elk hunting in the United States. Trophy mule deer reaching record book size have also been harvested on this property. Pronghorn Antelope frequent the ranch and have grown record-sized horns.Total acreage is comprised of 16,833 +/- deeded acres, 1,960 +/- acres of State Trust Land Lease, and 346 +/- acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Lease. The central and east portion of the ranch is within Game Management Unit (GMU) 13, consisting of approximately 13,914 +/- deeded acres, while the west portion is within GMU 12, consisting of approximately 2,919+/- deeded acres. Both big game units are known to produce some of the largest free-range antlered bull elk anywhere!The Ranch is currently signed up in the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish's Landowner Private Land Elk Program (EPLUS). In 2024 the property received 16 Mature Bull (MB) Elk Landowner Authorizations, 13 Archery Either Sex (ES) Elk Landowner Authorizations and 11 Antlerless Landowner Authorizations. Private land Mule Deer and Pronghorn hunting licenses are unlimited over the counter, allowing for the landowner to determine how many Deer and Pronghorn hunters to allow to meet management goals.Management practices and habitat improvements have enhanced the health and carrying capacity of the property to increase elk numbers and the elk use on the property. Mule deer, pronghorn, black bear and other wildlife species have benefitted from the conservation work that has been done for elk. In 2023, only three elk licenses were validated, and in 2024, only four elk licenses were validated with a harvest success rate of 100% for both years. The age class of elk bulls on the ranch has increased due to the very low number of elk authorizations used over the last two years. Forest management consisted of thinning and mastication of overgrown pinyon and juniper trees on approximately 500 acres where treatment was conducted in a mosaic pattern to reduce woody vegetation. Two large hydraulic axe machines were used to grind and masticate trees, stimulating new forb, brush and grass growth in the treated area. By reducing the canopy cover, increasing water availability and sunlight, new forbs, browse and grasses have responded by growing in these areas. Elk, mule deer and pronghorn use on the new growth was immediate and favorable to them.In 2024, the Sawtooth Basin Ranch was awarded on incentive mule deer license for all the habitat improvement contributions that was valid during the mule deer rut timeframe, aside from the regular structured hunt seasons by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.The largest set of elk sheds known to be found on the ranch had an unofficial gross score of 424 inches.In addition to being a spectacular hunting ranch, the property would sustain a full-scale livestock operation if so desired. Water is distributed throughout the ranch and native grasses are abundant across the property. A new eight +/- mile underground waterline and 8 new water drinkers have been installed to disperse permanent water across the ranch expanding this valuable resource to needed areas. The water storage tanks at the commercial well have a capacity to hold 24,000+/- gallons of water with an additional 10,000+/--gallon water storage tank placed on the south side of the ranch.There are five water wells on the ranch, one of which is a rare commercial well permitted for 25-acre feet of diversion annually. This is significantly higher than the amount of diversion permitted by most domestic wells, which is 3 acres annually. This commercial well sets this ranch apart from others in the area, providing much-needed water.The ranch boasts evidence of prehistoric Native American existence on the property can be found throughout. Pottery shards, arrowheads and grinding stones have and can be found on the property.Housing on the ranch consists of a 3,400+/- sq/ft main house, a 600+/- sq/ft cabin, a 900+/- sq/ft mountain cabin and a 1,232+/- sq/ft manufactured foreman's house. Three of the houses had new septic systems installed in 2022. The mountain cabin sports up-close, breathtaking views of the majestic sawtooth mountain peaks from the back deck.Vehicular access to the ranch is optimum via paved highway access with three gates on the south and good-maintained County road access from the west and norther part of the property. Three new stunning metal entrance gates showcase the quality and stature the ranch provides.This legendary, turnkey-ready ranch offers an opportunity to own one of New Mexico's premier Elk hunting ranches!

The expansive and diverse 19,139 +/- acre Sawtooth Basin Ranch is nestled in the scenic and remote landscape of Pie Town, New Mexico and has spectacular geographical features rising from New Mexico's rolling pinyon/juniper floor to its majestic sawtooth-figured peaks and valleys. With breathtaking views, abundant wildlife, and rich history, this property offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a legendary premier elk hunting ranch, providing the tranquility of wide-open spaces in Catron County, New Mexico. Catron County is well known to produce record-sized elk and is in the heart of some of the best trophy elk hunting in the United States. Trophy mule deer reaching record book size have also been harvested on this property. Pronghorn Antelope frequent the ranch and have grown record-sized horns.Total acreage is comprised of 16,833 +/- deeded acres, 1,960 +/- acres of State Trust Land Lease, and 346 +/- acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Lease. The central and east portion of the ranch is within Game Management Unit (GMU) 13, consisting of approximately 13,914 +/- deeded acres, while the west portion is within GMU 12, consisting of approximately 2,919+/- deeded acres. Both big game units are known to produce some of the largest free-range antlered bull elk anywhere!The Ranch is currently signed up in the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish's Landowner Private Land Elk Program (EPLUS). In 2024 the property received 16 Mature Bull (MB) Elk Landowner Authorizations, 13 Archery Either Sex (ES) Elk Landowner Authorizations and 11 Antlerless Landowner Authorizations. Private land Mule Deer and Pronghorn hunting licenses are unlimited over the counter, allowing for the landowner to determine how many Deer and Pronghorn hunters to allow to meet management goals.Management practices and habitat improvements have enhanced the health and carrying capacity of the property to increase elk numbers and the elk use on the property. Mule deer, pronghorn, black bear and other wildlife species have benefitted from the conservation work that has been done for elk. In 2023, only three elk licenses were validated, and in 2024, only four elk licenses were validated with a harvest success rate of 100% for both years. The age class of elk bulls on the ranch has increased due to the very low number of elk authorizations used over the last two years. Forest management consisted of thinning and mastication of overgrown pinyon and juniper trees on approximately 500 acres where treatment was conducted in a mosaic pattern to reduce woody vegetation. Two large hydraulic axe machines were used to grind and masticate trees, stimulating new forb, brush and grass growth in the treated area. By reducing the canopy cover, increasing water availability and sunlight, new forbs, browse and grasses have responded by growing in these areas. Elk, mule deer and pronghorn use on the new growth was immediate and favorable to them.In 2024, the Sawtooth Basin Ranch was awarded on incentive mule deer license for all the habitat improvement contributions that was valid during the mule deer rut timeframe, aside from the regular structured hunt seasons by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.The largest set of elk sheds known to be found on the ranch had an unofficial gross score of 424 inches.In addition to being a spectacular hunting ranch, the property would sustain a full-scale livestock operation if so desired. Water is distributed throughout the ranch and native grasses are abundant across the property. A new eight +/- mile underground waterline and 8 new water drinkers have been installed to disperse permanent water across the ranch expanding this valuable resource to needed areas. The water storage tanks at the commercial well have a capacity to hold 24,000+/- gallons of water with an additional 10,000+/--gallon water storage tank placed on the south side of the ranch.There are five water wells on the ranch, one of which is a rare commercial well permitted for 25-acre feet of diversion annually. This is significantly higher than the amount of diversion permitted by most domestic wells, which is 3 acres annually. This commercial well sets this ranch apart from others in the area, providing much-needed water.The ranch boasts evidence of prehistoric Native American existence on the property can be found throughout. Pottery shards, arrowheads and grinding stones have and can be found on the property.Housing on the ranch consists of a 3,400+/- sq/ft main house, a 600+/- sq/ft cabin, a 900+/- sq/ft mountain cabin and a 1,232+/- sq/ft manufactured foreman's house. Three of the houses had new septic systems installed in 2022. The mountain cabin sports up-close, breathtaking views of the majestic sawtooth mountain peaks from the back deck.Vehicular access to the ranch is optimum via paved highway access with three gates on the south and good-maintained County road access from the west and norther part of the property. Three new stunning metal entrance gates showcase the quality and stature the ranch provides.This legendary, turnkey-ready ranch offers an opportunity to own one of New Mexico's premier Elk hunting ranches!

The expansive and diverse 19,139 +/- acre Sawtooth Basin Ranch is nestled in the scenic and remote landscape of Pie Town, New Mexico and has spectacular geographical features rising from New Mexico's rolling pinyon/juniper floor to its majestic sawtooth-figured peaks and valleys. With breathtaking views, abundant wildlife, and rich history, this property offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a legendary premier elk hunting ranch, providing the tranquility of wide-open spaces in Catron County, New Mexico. Catron County is well known to produce record-sized elk and is in the heart of some of the best trophy elk hunting in the United States. Trophy mule deer reaching record book size have also been harvested on this property. Pronghorn Antelope frequent the ranch and have grown record-sized horns.Total acreage is comprised of 16,833 +/- deeded acres, 1,960 +/- acres of State Trust Land Lease, and 346 +/- acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Lease. The central and east portion of the ranch is within Game Management Unit (GMU) 13, consisting of approximately 13,914 +/- deeded acres, while the west portion is within GMU 12, consisting of approximately 2,919+/- deeded acres. Both big game units are known to produce some of the largest free-range antlered bull elk anywhere!The Ranch is currently signed up in the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish's Landowner Private Land Elk Program (EPLUS). In 2024 the property received 16 Mature Bull (MB) Elk Landowner Authorizations, 13 Archery Either Sex (ES) Elk Landowner Authorizations and 11 Antlerless Landowner Authorizations. Private land Mule Deer and Pronghorn hunting licenses are unlimited over the counter, allowing for the landowner to determine how many Deer and Pronghorn hunters to allow to meet management goals.Management practices and habitat improvements have enhanced the health and carrying capacity of the property to increase elk numbers and the elk use on the property. Mule deer, pronghorn, black bear and other wildlife species have benefitted from the conservation work that has been done for elk. In 2023, only three elk licenses were validated, and in 2024, only four elk licenses were validated with a harvest success rate of 100% for both years. The age class of elk bulls on the ranch has increased due to the very low number of elk authorizations used over the last two years. Forest management consisted of thinning and mastication of overgrown pinyon and juniper trees on approximately 500 acres where treatment was conducted in a mosaic pattern to reduce woody vegetation. Two large hydraulic axe machines were used to grind and masticate trees, stimulating new forb, brush and grass growth in the treated area. By reducing the canopy cover, increasing water availability and sunlight, new forbs, browse and grasses have responded by growing in these areas. Elk, mule deer and pronghorn use on the new growth was immediate and favorable to them.In 2024, the Sawtooth Basin Ranch was awarded on incentive mule deer license for all the habitat improvement contributions that was valid during the mule deer rut timeframe, aside from the regular structured hunt seasons by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.The largest set of elk sheds known to be found on the ranch had an unofficial gross score of 424 inches.In addition to being a spectacular hunting ranch, the property would sustain a full-scale livestock operation if so desired. Water is distributed throughout the ranch and native grasses are abundant across the property. A new eight +/- mile underground waterline and 8 new water drinkers have been installed to disperse permanent water across the ranch expanding this valuable resource to needed areas. The water storage tanks at the commercial well have a capacity to hold 24,000+/- gallons of water with an additional 10,000+/--gallon water storage tank placed on the south side of the ranch.There are five water wells on the ranch, one of which is a rare commercial well permitted for 25-acre feet of diversion annually. This is significantly higher than the amount of diversion permitted by most domestic wells, which is 3 acres annually. This commercial well sets this ranch apart from others in the area, providing much-needed water.The ranch boasts evidence of prehistoric Native American existence on the property can be found throughout. Pottery shards, arrowheads and grinding stones have and can be found on the property.Housing on the ranch consists of a 3,400+/- sq/ft main house, a 600+/- sq/ft cabin, a 900+/- sq/ft mountain cabin and a 1,232+/- sq/ft manufactured foreman's house. Three of the houses had new septic systems installed in 2022. The mountain cabin sports up-close, breathtaking views of the majestic sawtooth mountain peaks from the back deck.Vehicular access to the ranch is optimum via paved highway access with three gates on the south and good-maintained County road access from the west and norther part of the property. Three new stunning metal entrance gates showcase the quality and stature the ranch provides.This legendary, turnkey-ready ranch offers an opportunity to own one of New Mexico's premier Elk hunting ranches!

For more information, photos, etc., visit the property listing on our website at: WWW . SAVVYLANDS . COM 40.179 Acres with Tank Canyon – A Rare Find in Catron County, NM! Unlock the potential of this 40.179-acre property, made up of two adjoining parcels Lot 69 (20.122 acres) and Lot 70 (20.057 acres) located just north-northeast of the welcoming town of Pie Town, New Mexico. The scenic Tank Canyon cuts through the land, creating a unique blend of open meadows and tranquil, wooded areas. This rare mix of terrain makes it ideal for those seeking privacy, outdoor adventure, or a one-of-a-kind setting. Adding to its value, overhead electric and underground cable lines are already at the property line, simplifying the path to building your dream homestead, recreational retreat, or long-term investment property. With location, utilities, and stunning natural features all in place, this property won’t stay available for long! DISCOUNTED CASH PRICE: $41,999 Eager to learn more or see photos, maps, info, etc.? Head over to the full Savvy Lands Property Listing on our website: www . SavvyLands . com

For more information, photos, etc., visit the property listing on our website at: WWW . SAVVYLANDS . COM 40.179 Acres with Tank Canyon – A Rare Find in Catron County, NM! Unlock the potential of this 40.179-acre property, made up of two adjoining parcels Lot 69 (20.122 acres) and Lot 70 (20.057 acres) located just north-northeast of the welcoming town of Pie Town, New Mexico. The scenic Tank Canyon cuts through the land, creating a unique blend of open meadows and tranquil, wooded areas. This rare mix of terrain makes it ideal for those seeking privacy, outdoor adventure, or a one-of-a-kind setting. Adding to its value, overhead electric and underground cable lines are already at the property line, simplifying the path to building your dream homestead, recreational retreat, or long-term investment property. With location, utilities, and stunning natural features all in place, this property won’t stay available for long! DISCOUNTED CASH PRICE: $41,999 Eager to learn more or see photos, maps, info, etc.? Head over to the full Savvy Lands Property Listing on our website: www . SavvyLands . com

For more information, photos, etc., visit the property listing on our website at: WWW . SAVVYLANDS . COM 40.179 Acres with Tank Canyon – A Rare Find in Catron County, NM! Unlock the potential of this 40.179-acre property, made up of two adjoining parcels Lot 69 (20.122 acres) and Lot 70 (20.057 acres) located just north-northeast of the welcoming town of Pie Town, New Mexico. The scenic Tank Canyon cuts through the land, creating a unique blend of open meadows and tranquil, wooded areas. This rare mix of terrain makes it ideal for those seeking privacy, outdoor adventure, or a one-of-a-kind setting. Adding to its value, overhead electric and underground cable lines are already at the property line, simplifying the path to building your dream homestead, recreational retreat, or long-term investment property. With location, utilities, and stunning natural features all in place, this property won’t stay available for long! DISCOUNTED CASH PRICE: $41,999 Eager to learn more or see photos, maps, info, etc.? Head over to the full Savvy Lands Property Listing on our website: www . SavvyLands . com

For more information, photos, etc., visit the property listing on our website at: WWW . SAVVYLANDS . COM 40.179 Acres with Tank Canyon – A Rare Find in Catron County, NM! Unlock the potential of this 40.179-acre property, made up of two adjoining parcels Lot 69 (20.122 acres) and Lot 70 (20.057 acres) located just north-northeast of the welcoming town of Pie Town, New Mexico. The scenic Tank Canyon cuts through the land, creating a unique blend of open meadows and tranquil, wooded areas. This rare mix of terrain makes it ideal for those seeking privacy, outdoor adventure, or a one-of-a-kind setting. Adding to its value, overhead electric and underground cable lines are already at the property line, simplifying the path to building your dream homestead, recreational retreat, or long-term investment property. With location, utilities, and stunning natural features all in place, this property won’t stay available for long! DISCOUNTED CASH PRICE: $41,999 Eager to learn more or see photos, maps, info, etc.? Head over to the full Savvy Lands Property Listing on our website: www . SavvyLands . com

Price drastically reduced! Looking for comfort away from all? You have arrived! This ''ranch'' is the perfect place to retire, work from home, or as a weekend/vacation retreat. Both houses are log sided and in excellent condition. Modern laminate floors throughout, majestic beams indoors, handicapped ramp at main house, modern country kitchen, large bedrooms, game room can be used as a bedroom, ranch style fireplace in main and wood stove in guest house, quiet, excellent well provides 10 gallons/minute, shop/storage building, screened porch with amazing view, covered gazebo has outdoor built-in grill. Bunkhouse conveys fully furnished with all appliances. With very little effort turn it into a horse farm, BLM close by offers lots of riding, or enjoy ATV! this subdivision is surrounded by the 174,000 ac York Ranch. Sellers will convey much of the furniture, ask listing broker for a complete list.

Owner Finance! 7.69 Acres with flexible monthly payments in New Mexico! This spacious 7.69-Acre property in Antelope Run Subdivision offers endless potential. With vacant residential zoning and easy access via Doe Ln, you have the flexibility to develop it as you see fit. The property is conveniently located with easy access to nearby towns such as Springerville, AZ, and Quemado, Nm. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the proximity to the Gila National Forest, known for its stunning mountain climate and abundant outdoor activities, including hiking and elk watching. Additionally, attractions like Catwalk Recreation Area, Petrified Forest National Park, and El Malpais National Monument are all within reach. The property allows camping, and RVs and mobile homes are permitted with some restrictions, making it ideal for both recreational use and future development. Send us a message today to learn more and begin the process of owning your own piece of land. Property Details: 2501 APN: 3110010380403 State: NM County: Catron Coordinates: 34.113487,-108.796878 Parcel Size: 7.69 Pricing Details: Cash Price: $41,865.00 Doc fee: $$250.00 Or Owner Financing 7% interest: $250.00 doc fee, $500 down, $486 month for 10 months N.B buyers have the choice on how many years to finance. Reach out now to get options. Want to make it yours? Message or Call Now. (505) 322-6498 When responding please reference FVL Property 2501

Cienega Amarilla Ranch is 400 acres in western New Mexico, defined by rare yearround water: the Cienega Amarilla runs the length of the property, shaded by mature trees and forming a natural wildlife corridor. A comfortable, solarpowered ranch house and corrals anchor the headquarters. In GMU 12 and currently receiving a landowner elk tag through EPLUS, this is a secluded, capable gentleman's ranch. Land Cienega Amarilla Ranch offers 400-acres with a blend of riparian bottomland and upland high desert. The Cienega Amarilla flows year-round through the entire length of the property, lined with mature cottonwoods and willows that create rare, lush habitat in this part of New Mexico. Native grasses flourish along the cienega and provide excellent forage for light livestock or big game use. Beyond the creek, the land rises into pion-juniper hillsides with scattered open benches, sandstone bluffs, and expansive views across the valley. Historically used for cattle ranching, the property remains well suited for use as a gentleman's ranchcapable of supporting a few head of cattle or horses while maintaining its strong wildlife habitat. The combination of perennial water, healthy cover, and forage makes the ranch a natural draw for elk, deer, and other game throughout the year. Improvements The ranch headquarters centers on a comfortable, rustic home set just west of the Cienega Amarilla. Interior features include a large living area with a wood-burning stove, log-accent walls, and a covered porch that captures sunset views as the cliffs above the cienega light up. Electricity is provided by a solar array with battery storage and inverter. There is no well; domestic water is pulled directly from the Cienega Amarilla via on-site pumping. Propane service supports heating and appliances. The yard around the home includes fruit trees, shade trees, and raised garden beds, along with stone and paver patios that frame the headquarters area. A dedicated storage and utility room supports extended off-grid use. Outbuildings include a shop/garage with ample storage and workspace, plus additional ranch structures for tools and supplies. Adjacent to the headquarters is a functional set of corrals and small livestock pens. The ranch is fully fenced except where sheer cliffs create natural borders. Internal ranch roads and two-track trails provide 44 and UTV access along the creek corridor. Recreation Cienega Amarilla Ranch lies within New Mexico Game Management Unit 12, known for healthy populations of elk, mule deer, and pronghorn, along with black bear and mountain lion. The year-round water and riparian corridor of the Cienega Amarilla create dependable habitat that consistently attracts wildlife. The ranch is currently enrolled in the EPLUS program as part of a larger cooperative of ranches, which provides a landowner elk authorization. With the features of this ranch, including the habitat created by the year-round cienega, future owners may have the opportunity to apply for habitat improvement incentive tags, thereby increasing the total number of tags*. Hunting for other species, including deer, pronghorn, and bear, is available to landowners through over-the-counter tags, giving owners a wide spectrum of hunting opportunities on the property. Beyond hunting, the ranch's secluded setting offers quiet privacy for horseback riding, hiking, and exploring the sandstone bluffs and historic settlement remnants. Nearby public lands and national forests across western New Mexico and eastern Arizona expand the scope for additional recreation. *Always check the latest regulations with NMDGF. Agriculture Cienega Amarilla Ranch was historically a cattle ranch, supported by the perennial water of the Cienega Amarilla and the grass it produces along its corridor. While the property's 400 acres are not suited to large-scale operations, it offers strong potential as a gentleman's ranchideal for running a small herd of cattle or a few horses. The cienega provides consistent forage and water, a rare advantage in this part of New Mexico. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The defining resource of the ranch is the Cienega Amarillaa perennial, spring-fed wetland that runs the full 400-acre length of the property. Cinegas are unique to the Southwest: permanently saturated wetlands in an otherwise arid landscape. Once common across the region, many have been lost to overgrazing and groundwater diversion, making this intact cinega especially rare. These wetlands are sustained by groundwater discharge and patterns of winter precipitation, creating organic-rich soils and supporting a mosaic of vegetation. Along the Cienega Amarilla, sedges and rushes thrive in the saturated soils, while willows and cottonwoods line the corridor and provide shade and shelter. This continuous green ribbon stands in sharp contrast to the surrounding high desert. Region & Climate Set in Catron County near the Arizona line at roughly 6,800 feet, the ranch sits in New Mexico's high-desert plateau. Summers are hot, with daytime highs commonly in the 90s, often followed by late-summer monsoon storms. Spring and fall are cooler transition seasons. Winters are cold with periodic snow. Annual precipitation is light, and the area is known for abundant clear, sunny days. Location The ranch is accessed by county-maintained roads, offering a secluded setting near the New MexicoArizona line. While Quemado is the nearest New Mexico community, the most practical full-service base is St.Johns, Arizona, less than an hour to the west. Springerville and Eagar are also within easy reach for supplies and services, with Show Low serving as the closest larger hub. Approximate drive times: St.Johns, AZ 4560 minutes Springerville/Eagar, AZ about 11 hours Show Low, AZ about 2 hours Albuquerque, NM 23 hours Phoenix, AZ 5 hours Tucson, AZ 56 hours

Cienega Amarilla Ranch is 400 acres in western New Mexico, defined by rare yearround water: the Cienega Amarilla runs the length of the property, shaded by mature trees and forming a natural wildlife corridor. A comfortable, solarpowered ranch house and corrals anchor the headquarters. In GMU 12 and currently receiving a landowner elk tag through EPLUS, this is a secluded, capable gentleman's ranch. Land Cienega Amarilla Ranch offers 400-acres with a blend of riparian bottomland and upland high desert. The Cienega Amarilla flows year-round through the entire length of the property, lined with mature cottonwoods and willows that create rare, lush habitat in this part of New Mexico. Native grasses flourish along the cienega and provide excellent forage for light livestock or big game use. Beyond the creek, the land rises into pion-juniper hillsides with scattered open benches, sandstone bluffs, and expansive views across the valley. Historically used for cattle ranching, the property remains well suited for use as a gentleman's ranchcapable of supporting a few head of cattle or horses while maintaining its strong wildlife habitat. The combination of perennial water, healthy cover, and forage makes the ranch a natural draw for elk, deer, and other game throughout the year. Improvements The ranch headquarters centers on a comfortable, rustic home set just west of the Cienega Amarilla. Interior features include a large living area with a wood-burning stove, log-accent walls, and a covered porch that captures sunset views as the cliffs above the cienega light up. Electricity is provided by a solar array with battery storage and inverter. There is no well; domestic water is pulled directly from the Cienega Amarilla via on-site pumping. Propane service supports heating and appliances. The yard around the home includes fruit trees, shade trees, and raised garden beds, along with stone and paver patios that frame the headquarters area. A dedicated storage and utility room supports extended off-grid use. Outbuildings include a shop/garage with ample storage and workspace, plus additional ranch structures for tools and supplies. Adjacent to the headquarters is a functional set of corrals and small livestock pens. The ranch is fully fenced except where sheer cliffs create natural borders. Internal ranch roads and two-track trails provide 44 and UTV access along the creek corridor. Recreation Cienega Amarilla Ranch lies within New Mexico Game Management Unit 12, known for healthy populations of elk, mule deer, and pronghorn, along with black bear and mountain lion. The year-round water and riparian corridor of the Cienega Amarilla create dependable habitat that consistently attracts wildlife. The ranch is currently enrolled in the EPLUS program as part of a larger cooperative of ranches, which provides a landowner elk authorization. With the features of this ranch, including the habitat created by the year-round cienega, future owners may have the opportunity to apply for habitat improvement incentive tags, thereby increasing the total number of tags*. Hunting for other species, including deer, pronghorn, and bear, is available to landowners through over-the-counter tags, giving owners a wide spectrum of hunting opportunities on the property. Beyond hunting, the ranch's secluded setting offers quiet privacy for horseback riding, hiking, and exploring the sandstone bluffs and historic settlement remnants. Nearby public lands and national forests across western New Mexico and eastern Arizona expand the scope for additional recreation. *Always check the latest regulations with NMDGF. Agriculture Cienega Amarilla Ranch was historically a cattle ranch, supported by the perennial water of the Cienega Amarilla and the grass it produces along its corridor. While the property's 400 acres are not suited to large-scale operations, it offers strong potential as a gentleman's ranchideal for running a small herd of cattle or a few horses. The cienega provides consistent forage and water, a rare advantage in this part of New Mexico. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The defining resource of the ranch is the Cienega Amarillaa perennial, spring-fed wetland that runs the full 400-acre length of the property. Cinegas are unique to the Southwest: permanently saturated wetlands in an otherwise arid landscape. Once common across the region, many have been lost to overgrazing and groundwater diversion, making this intact cinega especially rare. These wetlands are sustained by groundwater discharge and patterns of winter precipitation, creating organic-rich soils and supporting a mosaic of vegetation. Along the Cienega Amarilla, sedges and rushes thrive in the saturated soils, while willows and cottonwoods line the corridor and provide shade and shelter. This continuous green ribbon stands in sharp contrast to the surrounding high desert. Region & Climate Set in Catron County near the Arizona line at roughly 6,800 feet, the ranch sits in New Mexico's high-desert plateau. Summers are hot, with daytime highs commonly in the 90s, often followed by late-summer monsoon storms. Spring and fall are cooler transition seasons. Winters are cold with periodic snow. Annual precipitation is light, and the area is known for abundant clear, sunny days. Location The ranch is accessed by county-maintained roads, offering a secluded setting near the New MexicoArizona line. While Quemado is the nearest New Mexico community, the most practical full-service base is St.Johns, Arizona, less than an hour to the west. Springerville and Eagar are also within easy reach for supplies and services, with Show Low serving as the closest larger hub. Approximate drive times: St.Johns, AZ 4560 minutes Springerville/Eagar, AZ about 11 hours Show Low, AZ about 2 hours Albuquerque, NM 23 hours Phoenix, AZ 5 hours Tucson, AZ 56 hours

Cienega Amarilla Ranch is 400 acres in western New Mexico, defined by rare yearround water: the Cienega Amarilla runs the length of the property, shaded by mature trees and forming a natural wildlife corridor. A comfortable, solarpowered ranch house and corrals anchor the headquarters. In GMU 12 and currently receiving a landowner elk tag through EPLUS, this is a secluded, capable gentleman's ranch. Land Cienega Amarilla Ranch offers 400-acres with a blend of riparian bottomland and upland high desert. The Cienega Amarilla flows year-round through the entire length of the property, lined with mature cottonwoods and willows that create rare, lush habitat in this part of New Mexico. Native grasses flourish along the cienega and provide excellent forage for light livestock or big game use. Beyond the creek, the land rises into pion-juniper hillsides with scattered open benches, sandstone bluffs, and expansive views across the valley. Historically used for cattle ranching, the property remains well suited for use as a gentleman's ranchcapable of supporting a few head of cattle or horses while maintaining its strong wildlife habitat. The combination of perennial water, healthy cover, and forage makes the ranch a natural draw for elk, deer, and other game throughout the year. Improvements The ranch headquarters centers on a comfortable, rustic home set just west of the Cienega Amarilla. Interior features include a large living area with a wood-burning stove, log-accent walls, and a covered porch that captures sunset views as the cliffs above the cienega light up. Electricity is provided by a solar array with battery storage and inverter. There is no well; domestic water is pulled directly from the Cienega Amarilla via on-site pumping. Propane service supports heating and appliances. The yard around the home includes fruit trees, shade trees, and raised garden beds, along with stone and paver patios that frame the headquarters area. A dedicated storage and utility room supports extended off-grid use. Outbuildings include a shop/garage with ample storage and workspace, plus additional ranch structures for tools and supplies. Adjacent to the headquarters is a functional set of corrals and small livestock pens. The ranch is fully fenced except where sheer cliffs create natural borders. Internal ranch roads and two-track trails provide 44 and UTV access along the creek corridor. Recreation Cienega Amarilla Ranch lies within New Mexico Game Management Unit 12, known for healthy populations of elk, mule deer, and pronghorn, along with black bear and mountain lion. The year-round water and riparian corridor of the Cienega Amarilla create dependable habitat that consistently attracts wildlife. The ranch is currently enrolled in the EPLUS program as part of a larger cooperative of ranches, which provides a landowner elk authorization. With the features of this ranch, including the habitat created by the year-round cienega, future owners may have the opportunity to apply for habitat improvement incentive tags, thereby increasing the total number of tags*. Hunting for other species, including deer, pronghorn, and bear, is available to landowners through over-the-counter tags, giving owners a wide spectrum of hunting opportunities on the property. Beyond hunting, the ranch's secluded setting offers quiet privacy for horseback riding, hiking, and exploring the sandstone bluffs and historic settlement remnants. Nearby public lands and national forests across western New Mexico and eastern Arizona expand the scope for additional recreation. *Always check the latest regulations with NMDGF. Agriculture Cienega Amarilla Ranch was historically a cattle ranch, supported by the perennial water of the Cienega Amarilla and the grass it produces along its corridor. While the property's 400 acres are not suited to large-scale operations, it offers strong potential as a gentleman's ranchideal for running a small herd of cattle or a few horses. The cienega provides consistent forage and water, a rare advantage in this part of New Mexico. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The defining resource of the ranch is the Cienega Amarillaa perennial, spring-fed wetland that runs the full 400-acre length of the property. Cinegas are unique to the Southwest: permanently saturated wetlands in an otherwise arid landscape. Once common across the region, many have been lost to overgrazing and groundwater diversion, making this intact cinega especially rare. These wetlands are sustained by groundwater discharge and patterns of winter precipitation, creating organic-rich soils and supporting a mosaic of vegetation. Along the Cienega Amarilla, sedges and rushes thrive in the saturated soils, while willows and cottonwoods line the corridor and provide shade and shelter. This continuous green ribbon stands in sharp contrast to the surrounding high desert. Region & Climate Set in Catron County near the Arizona line at roughly 6,800 feet, the ranch sits in New Mexico's high-desert plateau. Summers are hot, with daytime highs commonly in the 90s, often followed by late-summer monsoon storms. Spring and fall are cooler transition seasons. Winters are cold with periodic snow. Annual precipitation is light, and the area is known for abundant clear, sunny days. Location The ranch is accessed by county-maintained roads, offering a secluded setting near the New MexicoArizona line. While Quemado is the nearest New Mexico community, the most practical full-service base is St.Johns, Arizona, less than an hour to the west. Springerville and Eagar are also within easy reach for supplies and services, with Show Low serving as the closest larger hub. Approximate drive times: St.Johns, AZ 4560 minutes Springerville/Eagar, AZ about 11 hours Show Low, AZ about 2 hours Albuquerque, NM 23 hours Phoenix, AZ 5 hours Tucson, AZ 56 hours

Cienega Amarilla Ranch is 400 acres in western New Mexico, defined by rare yearround water: the Cienega Amarilla runs the length of the property, shaded by mature trees and forming a natural wildlife corridor. A comfortable, solarpowered ranch house and corrals anchor the headquarters. In GMU 12 and currently receiving a landowner elk tag through EPLUS, this is a secluded, capable gentleman's ranch. Land Cienega Amarilla Ranch offers 400-acres with a blend of riparian bottomland and upland high desert. The Cienega Amarilla flows year-round through the entire length of the property, lined with mature cottonwoods and willows that create rare, lush habitat in this part of New Mexico. Native grasses flourish along the cienega and provide excellent forage for light livestock or big game use. Beyond the creek, the land rises into pion-juniper hillsides with scattered open benches, sandstone bluffs, and expansive views across the valley. Historically used for cattle ranching, the property remains well suited for use as a gentleman's ranchcapable of supporting a few head of cattle or horses while maintaining its strong wildlife habitat. The combination of perennial water, healthy cover, and forage makes the ranch a natural draw for elk, deer, and other game throughout the year. Improvements The ranch headquarters centers on a comfortable, rustic home set just west of the Cienega Amarilla. Interior features include a large living area with a wood-burning stove, log-accent walls, and a covered porch that captures sunset views as the cliffs above the cienega light up. Electricity is provided by a solar array with battery storage and inverter. There is no well; domestic water is pulled directly from the Cienega Amarilla via on-site pumping. Propane service supports heating and appliances. The yard around the home includes fruit trees, shade trees, and raised garden beds, along with stone and paver patios that frame the headquarters area. A dedicated storage and utility room supports extended off-grid use. Outbuildings include a shop/garage with ample storage and workspace, plus additional ranch structures for tools and supplies. Adjacent to the headquarters is a functional set of corrals and small livestock pens. The ranch is fully fenced except where sheer cliffs create natural borders. Internal ranch roads and two-track trails provide 44 and UTV access along the creek corridor. Recreation Cienega Amarilla Ranch lies within New Mexico Game Management Unit 12, known for healthy populations of elk, mule deer, and pronghorn, along with black bear and mountain lion. The year-round water and riparian corridor of the Cienega Amarilla create dependable habitat that consistently attracts wildlife. The ranch is currently enrolled in the EPLUS program as part of a larger cooperative of ranches, which provides a landowner elk authorization. With the features of this ranch, including the habitat created by the year-round cienega, future owners may have the opportunity to apply for habitat improvement incentive tags, thereby increasing the total number of tags*. Hunting for other species, including deer, pronghorn, and bear, is available to landowners through over-the-counter tags, giving owners a wide spectrum of hunting opportunities on the property. Beyond hunting, the ranch's secluded setting offers quiet privacy for horseback riding, hiking, and exploring the sandstone bluffs and historic settlement remnants. Nearby public lands and national forests across western New Mexico and eastern Arizona expand the scope for additional recreation. *Always check the latest regulations with NMDGF. Agriculture Cienega Amarilla Ranch was historically a cattle ranch, supported by the perennial water of the Cienega Amarilla and the grass it produces along its corridor. While the property's 400 acres are not suited to large-scale operations, it offers strong potential as a gentleman's ranchideal for running a small herd of cattle or a few horses. The cienega provides consistent forage and water, a rare advantage in this part of New Mexico. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The defining resource of the ranch is the Cienega Amarillaa perennial, spring-fed wetland that runs the full 400-acre length of the property. Cinegas are unique to the Southwest: permanently saturated wetlands in an otherwise arid landscape. Once common across the region, many have been lost to overgrazing and groundwater diversion, making this intact cinega especially rare. These wetlands are sustained by groundwater discharge and patterns of winter precipitation, creating organic-rich soils and supporting a mosaic of vegetation. Along the Cienega Amarilla, sedges and rushes thrive in the saturated soils, while willows and cottonwoods line the corridor and provide shade and shelter. This continuous green ribbon stands in sharp contrast to the surrounding high desert. Region & Climate Set in Catron County near the Arizona line at roughly 6,800 feet, the ranch sits in New Mexico's high-desert plateau. Summers are hot, with daytime highs commonly in the 90s, often followed by late-summer monsoon storms. Spring and fall are cooler transition seasons. Winters are cold with periodic snow. Annual precipitation is light, and the area is known for abundant clear, sunny days. Location The ranch is accessed by county-maintained roads, offering a secluded setting near the New MexicoArizona line. While Quemado is the nearest New Mexico community, the most practical full-service base is St.Johns, Arizona, less than an hour to the west. Springerville and Eagar are also within easy reach for supplies and services, with Show Low serving as the closest larger hub. Approximate drive times: St.Johns, AZ 4560 minutes Springerville/Eagar, AZ about 11 hours Show Low, AZ about 2 hours Albuquerque, NM 23 hours Phoenix, AZ 5 hours Tucson, AZ 56 hours

Venture into the vast and untamed landscapes of X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch, a prime hunting retreat in Catron County, New Mexico. This expansive property spans over 4,480 acres, comprised of 3,200 deed acres, & 1,280 acres of state grazing lease, offering serious hunters a unique opportunity to own a ranch renowned for its trophy game and rich history. Located between the quiet towns of Quemado and Pie Town, this property has only been offered once before, making it a truly rare find. X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch is situated in Game Unit 12, an area celebrated for its world-class hunting opportunities. For 2024, the ranch received 3 rifle, 1 archery, and 2 cow tags. The land is ideal for those in pursuit of trophy elk, antelope, and mule deer. The ranch's rolling terrain, dotted with native grasses, pion, and juniper, provides excellent cover and habitat for wildlife. With 5 reliable wells ensuring water access throughout the year, the ranch supports a thriving game population, making it a hunter's dream come true. Beyond hunting, X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch is a working cattle ranch, capable of supporting around 60 pairs. This operation not only keeps the land productive but also maintains its agricultural tax status. The ranch includes a state grazing lease that adds valuable acreage for cattle management, especially during hunting seasons when game needs to be carefully managed. The ranch's headquarters features a large 40x80 barndominum that comes equipped with power and water, and is ready to be built out. Located away from the prime hunting areas, the HQ offers a perfect spot to relax after a long day in the field. Whether you're planning to use it as a base for a mobile camp, a motorhome, or build it out as a barndominium, the infrastructure is ready to support your vision. Access to the ranch is easy year-round via an all-weather county road, ensuring you can reach your private retreat in any season. Nearby, the towns of Quemado and Pie Town provide a glimpse of authentic New Mexico life. Quemado offers essential services such as fuel, groceries, and dining, making it a practical stop for ranch owners. Pie Town, famous for its delicious homemade pies and annual festival, brings a touch of local charm and community spirit. For those needing to travel, the ranch is conveniently located near several airports. Springerville Municipal Airport, just an hour away in Arizona, is perfect for private aircraft and quick getaways. Grants-Milan Municipal Airport, approximately 90 minutes away, offers additional options for regional travel. If you need to connect with major cities, Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) is about 2 hours and 30 minutes away, providing broader access while keeping the ranch's secluded feel. With a history of producing record-breaking elk and nearly perfect success rates for antelope and mule deer hunts, X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch stands out as an exceptional investment for hunters and land enthusiasts. The ranch's exclusive landowner tags for elk, antelope, and mule deer ensure that you can enjoy these prime hunting opportunities season after season. X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch is not just a property; it's a legacy waiting to be embraced. Whether you're an avid hunter, a dedicated rancher, or someone seeking to invest in a family estate, this ranch offers unparalleled opportunities in one of New Mexico's most desirable hunting regions. Don't miss your chance to own this incredible piece of landreach out to us today to learn more or to arrange a private tour. Your next adventure awaits at X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch.

Venture into the vast and untamed landscapes of X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch, a prime hunting retreat in Catron County, New Mexico. This expansive property spans over 4,480 acres, comprised of 3,200 deed acres, & 1,280 acres of state grazing lease, offering serious hunters a unique opportunity to own a ranch renowned for its trophy game and rich history. Located between the quiet towns of Quemado and Pie Town, this property has only been offered once before, making it a truly rare find. X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch is situated in Game Unit 12, an area celebrated for its world-class hunting opportunities. For 2024, the ranch received 3 rifle, 1 archery, and 2 cow tags. The land is ideal for those in pursuit of trophy elk, antelope, and mule deer. The ranch's rolling terrain, dotted with native grasses, pion, and juniper, provides excellent cover and habitat for wildlife. With 5 reliable wells ensuring water access throughout the year, the ranch supports a thriving game population, making it a hunter's dream come true. Beyond hunting, X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch is a working cattle ranch, capable of supporting around 60 pairs. This operation not only keeps the land productive but also maintains its agricultural tax status. The ranch includes a state grazing lease that adds valuable acreage for cattle management, especially during hunting seasons when game needs to be carefully managed. The ranch's headquarters features a large 40x80 barndominum that comes equipped with power and water, and is ready to be built out. Located away from the prime hunting areas, the HQ offers a perfect spot to relax after a long day in the field. Whether you're planning to use it as a base for a mobile camp, a motorhome, or build it out as a barndominium, the infrastructure is ready to support your vision. Access to the ranch is easy year-round via an all-weather county road, ensuring you can reach your private retreat in any season. Nearby, the towns of Quemado and Pie Town provide a glimpse of authentic New Mexico life. Quemado offers essential services such as fuel, groceries, and dining, making it a practical stop for ranch owners. Pie Town, famous for its delicious homemade pies and annual festival, brings a touch of local charm and community spirit. For those needing to travel, the ranch is conveniently located near several airports. Springerville Municipal Airport, just an hour away in Arizona, is perfect for private aircraft and quick getaways. Grants-Milan Municipal Airport, approximately 90 minutes away, offers additional options for regional travel. If you need to connect with major cities, Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) is about 2 hours and 30 minutes away, providing broader access while keeping the ranch's secluded feel. With a history of producing record-breaking elk and nearly perfect success rates for antelope and mule deer hunts, X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch stands out as an exceptional investment for hunters and land enthusiasts. The ranch's exclusive landowner tags for elk, antelope, and mule deer ensure that you can enjoy these prime hunting opportunities season after season. X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch is not just a property; it's a legacy waiting to be embraced. Whether you're an avid hunter, a dedicated rancher, or someone seeking to invest in a family estate, this ranch offers unparalleled opportunities in one of New Mexico's most desirable hunting regions. Don't miss your chance to own this incredible piece of landreach out to us today to learn more or to arrange a private tour. Your next adventure awaits at X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch.

Venture into the vast and untamed landscapes of X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch, a prime hunting retreat in Catron County, New Mexico. This expansive property spans over 4,480 acres, comprised of 3,200 deed acres, & 1,280 acres of state grazing lease, offering serious hunters a unique opportunity to own a ranch renowned for its trophy game and rich history. Located between the quiet towns of Quemado and Pie Town, this property has only been offered once before, making it a truly rare find. X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch is situated in Game Unit 12, an area celebrated for its world-class hunting opportunities. For 2024, the ranch received 3 rifle, 1 archery, and 2 cow tags. The land is ideal for those in pursuit of trophy elk, antelope, and mule deer. The ranch's rolling terrain, dotted with native grasses, pion, and juniper, provides excellent cover and habitat for wildlife. With 5 reliable wells ensuring water access throughout the year, the ranch supports a thriving game population, making it a hunter's dream come true. Beyond hunting, X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch is a working cattle ranch, capable of supporting around 60 pairs. This operation not only keeps the land productive but also maintains its agricultural tax status. The ranch includes a state grazing lease that adds valuable acreage for cattle management, especially during hunting seasons when game needs to be carefully managed. The ranch's headquarters features a large 40x80 barndominum that comes equipped with power and water, and is ready to be built out. Located away from the prime hunting areas, the HQ offers a perfect spot to relax after a long day in the field. Whether you're planning to use it as a base for a mobile camp, a motorhome, or build it out as a barndominium, the infrastructure is ready to support your vision. Access to the ranch is easy year-round via an all-weather county road, ensuring you can reach your private retreat in any season. Nearby, the towns of Quemado and Pie Town provide a glimpse of authentic New Mexico life. Quemado offers essential services such as fuel, groceries, and dining, making it a practical stop for ranch owners. Pie Town, famous for its delicious homemade pies and annual festival, brings a touch of local charm and community spirit. For those needing to travel, the ranch is conveniently located near several airports. Springerville Municipal Airport, just an hour away in Arizona, is perfect for private aircraft and quick getaways. Grants-Milan Municipal Airport, approximately 90 minutes away, offers additional options for regional travel. If you need to connect with major cities, Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) is about 2 hours and 30 minutes away, providing broader access while keeping the ranch's secluded feel. With a history of producing record-breaking elk and nearly perfect success rates for antelope and mule deer hunts, X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch stands out as an exceptional investment for hunters and land enthusiasts. The ranch's exclusive landowner tags for elk, antelope, and mule deer ensure that you can enjoy these prime hunting opportunities season after season. X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch is not just a property; it's a legacy waiting to be embraced. Whether you're an avid hunter, a dedicated rancher, or someone seeking to invest in a family estate, this ranch offers unparalleled opportunities in one of New Mexico's most desirable hunting regions. Don't miss your chance to own this incredible piece of landreach out to us today to learn more or to arrange a private tour. Your next adventure awaits at X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch.