Cibola County, New Mexico Land For Sale (35 results)

This property is located within Game Management Unit 10, which is known for its trophy elk hunting and is eligible to participate in New Mexico Game and Fishs elk landowner system (EPLUS). Elk, mule deer, and other wildlife utilize this property. Private land mule deer licenses are currently unlimited and sold over the counter so a landowner can regulate the number of hunters to meet their management objectives. The ranch provides good forage and dirt tank water availability for maintaining elk and mule deer use on the property. The terrain consists of a gentle topography with open meadows of native grasses and mild stands of pinyon and juniper trees. This property has been historically used as part of a bigger family cattle ranch operation and its perimeter is completely fenced with barbed wire fencing. The property has a well on it that was historically operated by a windmill but has been converted to use a submersible pump powered by a generator. This is a raw piece of land that has much potential to be turned into a phenomenal property. Opportunities for a horse property, a hunting property, a livestock/ranching property, or to build your dream home in a rural setting away from the big city awaits you with this property. The area is rich with historic Native American Puebloan occupancy and near the path Spanish conquistadors traveled in search of a medieval myth of golden cities to be found at a place called Cibola. Unbelievable panoramic views of red sandstone bluffs and majestic views of Oso Ridge within the Zuni Mountains captivate the beauty of the area. Nearby outdoor opportunities are endless. The nearby Cibola National Forest, El Morro National Monument, El Malpais National Monument and Bureau of Land Management lands offer everything from hiking, hunting, biking, horseback riding areas, Off-Highway Vehicle riding opportunities, fishing, camping and much more. Along the access road is the stunning sandstone rock formation known as the "Gigantes" named for its look of giants formed in the sandstone bluff. This property is going to make someone very happy to own!

This property is located within Game Management Unit 10 and is known for its trophy elk hunting. It is enrolled in the New Mexico Game and Fishs elk landowner system (EPLUS) for private elk tags and qualifies as a small contributing ranch (SCR). Elk mule deer are occasionally seen on or near this property. The property has a well and a dirt tank that regularly holds water and provides good forage. The terrain consists of gentle topography with open meadows of native grasses, pinyon, and juniper trees. This property offers opportunities to build your dream house, graze livestock, or make improvements to encourage wildlife use, to name a few. The property's perimeter is fenced with barbed-wire fencing and has two entrance gates off of NM 53 - Ice Caves Road. Electric power runs through the south end of the property as well as adjacent to the property on the east side.The property is near the Cibola National Forest, El Morro National Monument, El Malpais National Monument, and Bureau of Land Management lands McGaffey Lake and Bluewater Lake.This property offers the opportunity to own a raw piece of land in an area known to grow trophy elk and be transformed into your special property!

Discover a rare opportunity to own 70.78 unrestricted acres offering privacy, recreation, and an established mountain homestead surrounded by the natural beauty of the Cibola National Forest area. Located approximately 2/3 mile from a paved road, the property combines seclusion with practical access. A locked entrance gate off Ice Caves Road leads to the property, with a second locked gate securing the homestead area. The existing 3-bedroom, 2-bath home, originally built in the 1970s, is ready for a new owner to make it their own. The home needs updating and TLC, but much of the infrastructure is already in place, including electricity, septic, approximately 7,000 gallons of rainwater storage, wood stove, gas wall heater, washer/dryer, and kitchen appliances. At approximately 7,920 feet in elevation, the property offers a true four-season mountain setting with notably cooler summer temperatures than lower-elevation areas of New Mexico and the Southwest. The acreage provides abundant room for hunting, recreation, exploring, and homestead use. An established ATV/UTV trail runs through the property, while the home's location deep within the acreage provides exceptional privacy. Adding significant value, the property is being offered as-is with its contents, including two vehicles, a utility trailer, generator, air compressor, extensive woodworking tools, gun safe, and other equipment. A third-party estimate valued the personal property included with the sale at approximately $30,000–$35,000, separate from the land, residence, and outbuildings. Property Highlights 70.78 unrestricted acres 3-bedroom, 2-bath home Approximately 7,920' elevation Electricity connected Septic system installed Approximately 7,000 gallons of rainwater storage Four-stall carport Wood stove and gas wall heater Washer, dryer, and kitchen appliances ATV/UTV trail system Gated entrance off Ice Caves Road Second locked gate at the homestead Jeep with clean title included Nissan with clean title included Utility trailer with clean title included Extensive woodworking tools Generator and air compressor Gun safe Additional tools, equipment, and personal property included Whether you're searching for a private hunting property, recreational mountain retreat, seasonal escape, or full-time homestead, 81 Felsic Rd offers a combination of acreage, existing infrastructure, privacy, and included equipment that is difficult to replicate. Property is offered for sale by owner and sold as-is, including contents estimated at $30-35k. Seller has personally operated both included vehicles and reports them to be in good operating condition. No warranties are expressed or implied regarding the residence, vehicles, equipment, personal property, or other improvements.

OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE FOR 5 ACRES IN NM WITH NO RESTRICTIONS! This property in the Tierra Verde subdivision makes ownership simple with flexible owner financing and the freedom to move at your own pace. You can camp under star-filled skies, park your RV, or design a future homestead — all without zoning restrictions or HOA rules. Located near Camino De Tierra in a quiet, culturally rich area close to the Ramah Navajo Nation and Zuni Reservation, this parcel offers privacy, wide-open desert views, and low population density. With no county zoning, you can enjoy recreational use now while planning your long-term build strategy. Outdoor destinations like El Morro National Monument, El Malpais National Monument, and Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano are all within easy driving distance, making this property ideal for camping, hiking, exploring, or simply investing in New Mexico land with long-term potential. Low holding costs and minimal development add to the appeal for both recreation buyers and long-term investors. Own the space. Set your timeline. Build when you’re ready. Contact us today to learn more about owner financing and secure this 5 acres in El Morro Valley, NM property before it’s gone. Discounted Cash Price: $14,999 Owner Financing: $17,999 – $499 Down and $261 a Month for 72 Months ¿Habla español? Contamos con un representante bilingüe que puede ayudarle durante todo el proceso de compra. PROPERTY INFORMATION: Property Address: Camino De Tierra, El Morro Valley, Cibola County, New Mexico Parcel ID: 2077048051305 Size: 5 Acres Terrain: Flat Access Road: Dirt Conveyance: Warranty Deed Water: A well would need to be drilled Electric: Would need to reach out to Continental Divide Electric Cooperative at (505) 285- 6656) Septic: A septic system is needed. HOA: None Taxes: $75 per year Camping: Allowed Types of Homes Allowed: Mobile home and Manufactured homes are allowed. Tiny Homes are allowed with no zoning regulations for this area. Nearby Attractions: El Morro National Monument – 21min 8.7miles El Malpais National Monument – 35min 28.6miles Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano – 39min 31.1miles Discounted Cash Price: $14,999 Owner Financing: $17,999 – $499 Down and $261 a Month for 72 Months ¿Habla español? Contamos con un representante bilingüe que puede ayudarle durante todo el proceso de compra.

Discover a rare opportunity to own 20 acres of high-desert land in Bluewater, New Mexico, combining six spacious parcels in Pine Meadows Ranch, Cibola County, into one all-in-one package. Perfect for investors, developers, or anyone dreaming of ultimate privacy and adventure, this property offers panoramic desert views at 7,398 feet elevation, easy dirt-road access near NM-53, and proximity to iconic attractions including El Morro National Monument, El Malpais, and the Ice Caves & Bandera Volcano. With no county zoning restrictions, the land allows flexible use: camp, park RVs, place mobile homes, or build tiny homes, giving you the freedom to shape your desert retreat. All six parcels, with annual property taxes totaling $230 for the entire package, make this an affordable and rare investment in the Southwest. Don’t miss your chance to own an entire corner of New Mexico—a place for adventure, privacy, and endless possibilities awaits! ** ACTUAL PHOTOS OF THE PROPERTY ** Easy Owner Financing is available for all! No credit checks and no banks are required! We can work with your budget with low monthly payments and Zero Interest. Contact us NOW at 828-738-2598 for more details. Property Details: Property Address: Bluewater, NM, 87005 APN: R03438 | R03706 | R04992 | R13070 | R04632 | R03155 Size: 20 acres Subdivision: Pine Meadows Ranch Unit 4 Zoning: No Zoning Annual Property Taxes: $230.36 HOA/Fees: None Camping/Notes: According to the county, there are no zoning regulations for this area. RVs/Notes: According to the county, there are no zoning regulations for this area. Mobile Home/Notes: According to the county, there are no zoning regulations for this area. Tiny Home/Notes: According to the county, there are no zoning regulations for this area. Vacation Rentals: According to the county, there are no zoning regulations for this area. Conveyance: Warranty Deed Water: A well would need to be drilled. Sewer/Septic: A septic system would need to be installed. Electric/ Power: Would need to reach out to Continental Divide Electric Cooperative at (505) 285- 6656) or Socorro Electric Cooperative at (575) 835-0560 Gas: Would need to reach out to Ferrellgas at (505) 783-4254 or Castle Rock Propane (505) 862-8000 Waste: Would need to reach out to North West Regional Solid Waste Authority (505) 905- 8400 or Ramah Transfer Station at (505) 783-4035 Access Road: Yes, Fred Rd / Unnamed Rd/ Edgewood Dr Road Surface: Dirt Terrain Type: Desert/ Sloppy GPS Coordinates (5 corners): GPS Center: 34.9669, -108.3011 NW: 34.9683, -108.3020 NE: 34.9683, -108.2999 SE: 34.9647, -108.2999 SW: 34.9647, -108.3021 Approximate Distance to Nearby Cities & Points of Interest: Closest Highways: NM-53 Closest Major City: Gallup, New Mexico, 1 hr 15 min (62.1 miles Away) Nearest Small Town: Ramah, New Mexico 87321 29 min (19.2 miles Away) Nearest Gas Station: Conoco, 4797 Ice Caves Rd, Ramah, NM 87321 24 min (14.7 miles Away) Nearby Attractions: El Morro National Monument, NM-53, Ramah, NM 87321 23 min (8.8 miles Away) Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano, 12000 Ice Caves Rd, Grants, NM 87020 38 min (22.8 miles Away) El Malpais National Monument 34 min (20.3 miles Away) - Guaranteed Financing - No Credit Check - No Bank or Broker fee - 60-day money back guarantee - Warranty Deed - Guaranteed free and clear title We offer owner financing with multiple options that fit any budget. Contact us a call today and don't forget to ask about our 60-day money back guarantee. Purchase Options: Owner Financing: $500 Down/$499 monthly fee x 110 months Cash Price: $55,390.00 Closing Fee: $249 (due with a down payment and non-refundable) Additional monthly fees: $10 monthly note maintenance fee and pro-rated property taxes **Get in touch with me today to get this Expansive Land**

APN - R01352 Discount Cash Price: $12,999 + non-refundable $399 document fee. OR….. Owner Financing Price: $13,999 — Only $4,200 down ($399 doc fee + $3,801 equity). Payments as low as $349/mo. No prepayment penalties. 5.02-acre corner lot with two-road access from Meadow Dr and Buckskin Dr, plus no county restrictions on mobile homes, RV living, camping, or livestock. Enjoy a quiet high-desert setting with native grass, wildflowers, brush, and scattered trees. A flexible property for an RV setup, mobile home, animals, weekend camping, or your own private spot in New Mexico. 5.02 Acres corner lot Location: Meadow Dr, Pinehill, NM 87357 Dirt Road Access: Meadow Dr & Buckskin Dr Mobile Homes Allowed Camping Allowed RVs & RV Living Allowed Livestock Allowed Solar or Generator Power Option Private Well Can Be Installed No Current POA Dues Pine Meadow Ranches POA Dissolution Pending Property Detail: Terrain Mostly level to gently rolling with natural high-desert vegetation throughout. Native grasses, shrubs, wildflowers, and scattered juniper-type trees give the property plenty of Southwestern character while leaving substantial open areas for potential improvements. The relatively open terrain may provide flexibility when choosing locations for an RV, mobile home, campsite, solar setup, septic system, well, or other future improvements. Access It’s a corner lot means you have access from two dirt roads, Meadow Dr and Buckskin Dr for more flexibility for entering the property and planning a driveway, RV setup, or mobile home Utilities Best for a private or off-grid utility setup. Electric: Solar or generator can be used for power. Water: A private well may be installed. Views Enjoy expansive views of the surrounding New Mexico countryside and an impressive amount of sunny sky. With long sightlines across grasslands, scattered trees, and gently rolling terrain. Zoning & Land Use Non-Residential Land. There are no county restrictions prohibiting Mobile homes, RVs, RV living, Camping, & Livestock. HOA / POA Pine Meadow Ranches Property Owners Association is currently in the process of dissolution. According to the POA representative: There are currently no POA dues or outstanding POA fees. No additional POA fees are expected to be charged. Existing covenants are currently not being enforced. The remaining stated restriction is that structures should not be built directly on the property line. Nearby Grocery & Supplies For everyday essentials, Pine Hill Market is located in Pinehill along Indian Service Route 125 and serves the local community. Additional shopping, supplies, fuel, and services can be found in surrounding communities and larger towns in the region. Nearby Recreation Outdoor recreation is one of the highlights of this part of New Mexico. El Morro National Monument is located near Pine Hill and offers hiking, historic inscriptions, archaeological features, dramatic sandstone scenery, and a historic waterhole that attracted travelers for centuries. Bluewater Lake State Park is another regional recreation destination near Prewitt, offering opportunities for outdoor activities around the lake. The wider area also provides access to the outdoor landscapes of Cibola National Forest and the El Malpais region, offering even more opportunities to explore western New Mexico. Nearby Towns and Cities Pinehill (21 min / 12.1 miles) Grants (1 hr 11 min / 56.3 miles) Gallup (1 hr 14 min / 61.1 miles) Albuquerque (2 hr 13 min / 132 miles) We are a small family business and can be flexible. We’re happy to fit any budget that meets our minimums. Our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to make memories for years to come. We can owner-finance with a land contract. We can transfer with a warranty deed and guarantee a clean title.

Experience the beauty of western New Mexico at this property, set in a unique location close to town, ideal for those seeking tranquility, natural splendor, and the distinctive charm of the Southwest. The spacious main home provides comfortable living with ample room, while an additional guest house offers flexible accommodations for visitors or extended family. Land The mesas are comprised of elevated plateaus with exposed rock outcroppings and sheer edges, providing dramatic topography and panoramic views of the surrounding terrain. These rocky formations are interspersed with native juniper, pion pine, and scattered desert vegetation, typical of the region's high desert ecosystem. Below the mesas, the land transitions into broad, gently sloping bottom grasslands. These areas are covered with native grasses such as blue grama, western wheatgrass, and galleta, offering valuable open space for grazing, wildlife habitat, or hay production. The soil in the grasslands is a mix of loamy and sandy textures, well-suited for supporting native vegetation and occasional agricultural uses. Improvements The southwestern style main home features a spacious open floor plan designed for comfortable living and entertaining. It includes four generous bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, providing ample space for family and guests. Enjoy a large recreation room perfect for gatherings, hobbies, or relaxation, as well as an inviting outdoor entertaining area ideal for dining or socializing in moderate southwestern temperatures. Additional amenities include refrigerated air, a convenient two-car garage, and a surrounding block wall combining functionality with the charm of rural living. The guest house is a fully modernized old ranch home that blends historic character with contemporary comfort. It boasts an amazing kitchen designed for both everyday living and entertaining, complemented by a large spacious porch to extend gathering areas. The layout includes two well-appointed bathrooms and a large ensuite, offering privacy and luxury for residents and guests alike. This inviting space is perfect for extended family, visitors, or as a charming rental opportunity. The property includes a spacious shop featuring two large doors, making it ideal for any hobbyist or those needing ample workspace. Inside, there's plenty of room for projects, vehicles, or equipment. Additionally, two storage containers provide convenient extra space for storing tools, seasonal items, or any extras you might have, ensuring everything stays organized and easily accessible. A newly painted red barn adds classic rustic charm to the property, creating a picturesque and inviting focal point. The barn offers generous space to comfortably accommodate horses or other four-legged friends, with practical features designed for animal care and management. Complementing the barn is a well-maintained set of corrals, making this property an excellent choice for equestrian enthusiasts or anyone seeking a functional and attractive setup for livestock. Recreation The property features its own private walking trails and thoughtfully placed benches, providing a perfect setting for daily outdoor activities and relaxation. Enjoy peaceful strolls, nature watching, or simply unwind while taking in the scenic views--all within the comfort and privacy of your own land. Cibola county, NM offers a wide range of outdoor recreation opportunities for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Nestled near the scenic Cibola National Forest and surrounded by mesas, lava flows, and red rock formations, Grants is a gateway to hiking, biking, and horseback riding on miles of picturesque trails. The area is renowned for El Malpais National Monument, where visitors can explore stunning volcanic landscapes, sandstone bluffs, and unique caves. Nearby Bluewater Lake State Park offers excellent fishing, boating, and camping, while the surrounding wilderness provides ample opportunities for wildlife viewing and birdwatching. Off-road enthusiasts can enjoy ATV and dirt bike trails, and the open skies make this region ideal for stargazing. Whether you're interested in exploring ancient lava tubes, climbing rugged terrain, or simply soaking in breathtaking sunsets, this region delivers outstanding outdoor recreation experiences year-round Agriculture Western New Mexico offers a favorable environment for a variety of agriculture and homesteading pursuits, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a self-sufficient or rural lifestyle. General Operations Homesteading Possibilities: The 320-acre property offers expansive space for a rural lifestyle, with room for gardens, orchards, and livestock. Existing infrastructure includes a barn, shop, and corrals to support a range of potential uses. The land and improvements may be suitable for agricultural or homestead-style activities, subject to applicable local guidelines. Nature-Based Business Opportunities: The expansive acreage offers a scenic setting that may lend itself to a variety of nature-oriented uses. Potential opportunities could include a wellness or retreat setting, guided nature walks, birdwatching or photography experiences, horseback riding activities, or a small-scale glamping concept. The rolling terrain, red rock bluffs, and native grasses provide a picturesque backdrop for outdoor gatherings and recreational pursuits, depending on buyer vision and applicable local guidelines. Region & Climate Grants, New Mexico, enjoys a semi-arid climate characterized by mild winters, warm summers, and low humidity. The area boasts an impressive average of over 270 days of sunshine each year, making it ideal for those who appreciate bright, clear skies. Summer daytime temperatures typically range from the mid-80s to low 90s F, while nights are cooler thanks to the region's elevation of about 6,500 feet. Winters are generally mild, with daytime highs in the 40s and 50s F and occasional light snowfall. The area receives relatively low annual precipitation, most of which falls during the summer monsoon season. Overall, Grants offers a pleasant climate with abundant sunshine, perfect for outdoor activities almost year-round. History The region is known for its natural attractions, including El Malpais and El Morro National Monuments, and has a history deeply connected to mining, agriculture, and the railroad. Today, Cibola County is celebrated for its scenic beauty, outdoor recreation, and cultural diversity. Location Grants offers a welcoming small-town atmosphere with essential amenities for comfortable living. Residents and visitors enjoy a variety of local restaurants, cafes, and grocery stores, as well as medical facilities, pharmacies, and retail shops. The town features public parks, fitness centers, golf courses, and recreational facilities, creating opportunities for leisure and community events. Grants is also home to schools, libraries, and a hospital, ensuring convenient access to education and healthcare. Located about 80 miles east of Grants, Albuquerque is New Mexico's largest city and provides a full spectrum of urban amenities. Residents and visitors have access to major shopping centers, diverse dining options, vibrant arts and cultural attractions, museums, theaters, and entertainment venues. The city boasts specialty medical facilities, universities, and research centers. Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) is the primary airport serving the region. Conveniently located in Albuquerque, the Sunport offers direct flights to major cities across the United States, as well as select international destinations. The airport features car rental services, ground transportation options, and modern passenger amenities, providing efficient and accessible air travel for both business and leisure. Its proximity to Grants makes national and international travel convenient and straightforward.

Welcome to this unique property just outside of Pie Town, NM, a hidden gem that has served as both an outfitter operation and a tranquil retreat. Nestled amidst the stunning New Mexico landscape, this expansive estate offers a rare blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, making it an ideal investment opportunity or a personal sanctuary. A main lodge with many sleeping quarters and a commercial kitchen make this property turnkey for anything. Land Approximately 50 acres adjacent to public lands. These lots have some ancient pion and juniper trees, with open fields of blue grama grass, perfect for horses. The topography is also diverse, with shale ridges, high viewpoints, and secluded low areas. Sensible covenants are in effect. The surrounding area offers excellent hunting, fishing, hiking and cattle ranching. There are also historic Indian ruins, cliff dwellings, and national forests nearby, and Continental Divide Trail is adjacent to the development. Serene meadows, streams and lakes provide unlimited recreational opportunities and habitat for the local wildlife, which includes deer, antelope, bear, elk, bobcat, and wild turkey. Improvements Main lodge (constructed of steel) 2000 sq ft (4050) with 16 ft ceilings with partial second story (494 additional sq ft). This buildingis comprised of 390 sq ft of kitchen/dining area, 260 sq ft second storybedroom, 234 sq ft second story loft/office, 1,320 sq ft great room, 113 sq ft bathroom, with a 400 sq ft covered front porch area. Just behind the main lodge is a 1212 storage building. There are four sleeping cabins (1224 each divided into 2 rooms) each room is 131 sq ft. Each room has one bunk bed and one full bed. There are 8 rooms total between all four cabins. There is a 1224 bathroom house with four full bathrooms. Each bathroom is 65 sq ft and each has a stand up shower There is an onsite laundry facility that is 1011 110 sq ft laundry room with 3 washers and 3 dryers. The 4085 barn has a loft and storage. It is 2 stories and 40x 50 of it is enclosed. Building has a 300 sq ft bunk room with 6 beds, 8 individual rooms 60 sq ft each with 1 bed each, 183 sq ft loft with 6 beds, horse stall of 136 sq ft, 136 sq ft wet room/kitchen/dry storage, 190 sq ft game cleaning room enclosed, and 288 sq ft covered outdoor game cleaning area. 8 RV hookups each with their own 30 amp service 1 fully functional well with 1500 gallons of water storage. 1010 covered gazebo for shooting range Recreation Experience the unparalleled outdoor recreation opportunities in Pie Town, NM, a haven for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike. Nestled in the captivating landscapes of the high desert, this area boasts a diverse array of activities that cater to all interests and skill levels. Hiking and Biking: Explore miles of scenic trails that wind through dramatic canyons, rolling hills, and open meadows. The terrain offers both leisurely walks and challenging hikes, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and the vibrant New Mexico sunset. Mountain biking enthusiasts can also enjoy trails that vary in difficulty, making it an ideal destination for exploring on two wheels. Fishing: The nearby waters are teeming with trout, making Pie Town a prime spot for anglers. Whether you prefer tranquil streams or larger lakes, you'll find the perfect location to cast your line and enjoy a day of fishing while surrounded by serene natural beauty. Wildlife Viewing: Pie Town is home to an abundance of wildlife. Bird watchers can delight in spotting many species, while those with a keen eye might catch glimpses of deer, elk, and other local fauna. The area's diverse ecosystems create a thriving habitat for various creatures, making every outdoor adventure an opportunity for discovery. Stargazing: Known for its clear night skies and minimal light pollution, Pie Town is a stargazer's paradise. Lay back and marvel at the celestial wonders, from the Milky Way to shooting stars, as you immerse yourself in the tranquility of the night. Horseback Riding: Experience the rugged terrain on horseback, with options for guided rides or the chance to bring your own horse. There are plenty of trails and open spaces that provide a unique perspective of the stunning landscapes. Whether you're seeking adrenaline-pumping activities or peaceful retreats into nature, Pie Town, NM, offers something for everyone. Embrace the great outdoors and create unforgettable memories in this beautiful part of New Mexico. General Operations Historically this property has been used as a rental property for family retreats and gatherings as well as an outfitter operation. Region & Climate Piedra (often referred to as Pie Town) in New Mexico has a high desert climate characterized by four distinct seasons. Summers are typically warm, with daytime temperatures averaging in the mid-80s to low 90s Fahrenheit (about 29-34C), but can occasionally rise higher. Nights tend to cool down significantly, often dropping into the 50s Fahrenheit (around 10-15C). Winters can be quite chilly, with daytime temperatures generally ranging from the upper 30s to low 50s Fahrenheit (around 3-12C). Nighttime temperatures can dip below freezing. Snowfall is possible but tends to be light and infrequent. Spring and fall are transitional seasons, featuring mild temperatures and a mix of sunny and partly cloudy days. Rainfall is relatively low throughout the year, with most precipitation occurring during the summer months, often in the form of brief thunderstorms. Overall, Pie Town's climate offers a mix of warm summers, cool winters, and picturesque seasonal changes. History Pie Town, New Mexico, has a unique and rich history that dates back to the early 20th century. It was established in the 1920s as a small community primarily populated by homesteaders who were attracted to the region's vast open landscapes and opportunities for farming and ranching. The town's name is famously linked to its pie-making traditions. In the 1920s, a local woman named Minnie and others began selling homemade pies to travelers and the growing population. This culinary focus helped define the town's identity, and it became known as a destination for delicious pie, leading to the charming name Pie Town. During the Great Depression, Pie Town served as a home to many families who moved westward in search of better opportunities. The town gained further recognition in the 1930s when it was featured in various national publications, highlighting its unique character and resilience. In the following decades, Pie Town remained a small, tight-knit community, with a focus on agriculture and a simple rural lifestyle. The town also became a stop along Route 66, further adding to its appeal and commerce. Today, Pie Town is known for its friendly atmosphere, pie shops, and annual events like the Pie Town Pie Festival. The town's history is celebrated by its residents who cherish the traditions that have shaped their community over the years. Location Grants-Milan Municipal Airport (GNT):Located about 50 miles (approximately 80 kilometers) to the north of Pie Town, this airport offers limited commercial flights and is primarily used for general aviation. For more extensive flight options, travelers might consider flying into larger airports such as **Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ)**, which is about 130 miles (around 209 kilometers) northeast of Pie Town. This airport offers a wide range of domestic and some international flights. While Pie Town is not directly served by major airports, these nearby options facilitate access to the community for visitors.

Shared/ Seasonal Grazing allotment plus deeded acreage. EL Rito Allotment is 88 +/- deeded acres with a +/- 38,000 acre forest allotment for cattle grazing. The 88 deeded acres has a new well, drinker and electricity. The grazing allotment allows up to 130 head (depending on year) for 6 months grazing located within approximately 20 minutes from Grants accessible by paved roads. Great seasonal grazing opportunity! Land Vegetation consists of blue gramma, black gramma, western wheatgrass, bottlebrush squirreltail, galleta, and various others. Browses include Winter Fat and Chamiza. Elevations range from 7000-9000 feet on the allotment. Improvements On the allotment, spring water is dispersed throughout the ranch to multiple drinkers via a pipeline system and several dirt tanks supplement water availability. The allotment is divided into several pastures and has pens to gather and work cattle. Agriculture This allotment is shared with another individual. Buyer is buying half the allotment which at this time is for 130 head of cattle each season (can vary year to year). The season is generally June-October and is at the discretion of the US Forest Service. General Operations Here's a unique opportunity for a cattle operation in one of the most beautiful, and historic areas of the Southwest.

Nestled among the forested hills of Cibola County, New Mexico, this beautiful 13.774-acre property offers the privacy, peace, and natural beauty buyers dream of. With easy access, nearby electricity, abundant wildlife, and stunning panoramic woodland views, this property is full of possibilities. Whether you’re looking to build your dream getaway, set up camp, explore the great outdoors, or simply escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, this property provides the perfect opportunity to enjoy wide-open space and the beauty of nature. *PLEASE NOTE: there are two (2) locked gates to go through to get to this property. Local property owners share use of these gates that are used for livestock control purposes. If you want to visit this property, you MUST contact us first for access instructions! DISCOUNTED CASH PRICE: $37,499 *Visit the property listing on our website (www . SavvyLands . com) to make a deposit on this property! Copy and paste these GPS Coordinates into Google Maps to drop a pin on the property: 35.027389, -108.139967 PROPERTY LOCATION: - State: New Mexico - County: Cibola - City: Grants - Postal Code: 87020 - Street Name: Tripwire Lane - Closest Cross Street Name: Tephra Rd - Address: Since this is raw land, an address has not yet been assigned to the property. The county can assign an address to the property if you would like one. PROPERTY SIZE: - Size (Acres) (+/-): 13.774 - Size (Square Feet) (+/-): 599,995 (there are 43,560 square feet in 1 acre) PROPERTY SPECIFIC INFO: - Property ID #: R12743 - Alternate ID #: 2072053132370 - Legal Description: A Certain Tract of Land Situated within Section 7, Township 9 North, Range 12 West, NMPM - Title: Free & Clear (with a 2026 title policy confirming this) - Zoning: Vacant Rural - Restrictions: None Known - Time Limit to Build: None Known - Accessibility: Easily accessible via Tripwire Lane. Please note that there are 2 locked gates to go through to get to this property. The 1st is an electric gate located where you turn off Amino De Turquesa and onto Tephra Rd. The 2nd is a non-electric gate located almost to where you turn off Tephra Rd. and onto Tripwire Lane. The gates are used and shared by all local landowners. If you want to visit this property to see it before you buy it, you will need to contact us for gate code & access information first! - Survey: To our knowledge, a Legal Survey has not been completed on the property. The location of the property is based off the Legal Description of the property and the Cibola County GIS Map. - Elevation (Feet): Varies from the low point in the northwest corner of the property at about 7,840 feet above sea level to the high point on the east border of the property at about 7,970 feet above sea level. - Terrain: Varied and ranging from level in several areas to sloped in several areas. Please reference the topographic maps included on this listing to see the slope of the terrain throughout the property. - Flood Zone: None Known UTILITIES: - Electricity: Power lines run along Tephra Rd. less than 300 yards from the property. - Water: No municipal water is available in this area so you would need to drill a water well or use alternative methods for water. - Sewer: No sewer system is located in this area so you would need to install a septic system or use alternative methods. - Cable/Internet: None known, Buyer to confirm. Alternative methods like StarLink are available. PROPERTY TAXES: - Property Taxes (Annual): $196.08 (in 2025) - Property Back Taxes: None SCHOOL DISTRICT: - School District Name: Grants Cibola County Schools - School District Taxes (Annual): N/A - these are taxed through the county and included in the annual property tax bill. - School District Back Taxes: N/A ASSOCIATION INFO: - Association Name: N/A - this property is NOT in any sort of association. - Association Fees (Annual): N/A - Association Back Fees: N/A REFERENCE DOCUMENTS: 1.) Download the "Legal Description of the Property" in the documents section of this listing. DUE TO 2 LOCKED GATES SHARED BY LOCAL PROPERTY OWNERS, YOU MUST CONTACT US BEFORE YOU VISIT THE PROPERTY! - If you do not contact us before you go see this property, you will not have the relevant information needed to get through the gates and won't be able to make it to the property! Please contact us PRIOR to going to see this property! - You MUST close and re-lock ALL gates you go through, DO NOT leave them open at all or livestock could get out! - To notify us that you want to visit this property, you can call/text us at 832-626-2044 or e-mail us at: Sales (at) SavvyLands . com. - By visiting the property, you do so at your own risk, and we are not responsible for anything that happens while you're there. - Please leave the property in the same condition it was in before you arrived. GPS COORDINATES: - GPS Coordinates to the Center of the Property (Approximate): 35.027389, -108.139967 - Northeast Corner of the Property (Approximate): 35.027043, -108.137804 - Southeast Corner of the Property (Approximate): 35.026259, -108.137635 - Southwest Corner of the Property (Approximate): 35.026709, -108.140985 - Northwest Corner of the Property (Approximate): 35.029392, -108.141413 DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO THE PROPERTY: * PLEASE NOTE: (1) YOU CANNOT VISIT THIS PROPERTY WITHOUT CONTACTING US FIRST DUE TO THERE BEING LOCKED LIVESTOCK CONTROL GATES YOU NEED THE COMBINATIONS FOR TO GET TO THE PROPERTY. THE 1ST GATE IS ELECTRONIC YOU'LL TYPE IN A CODE FOR ON A KEYPAD. THE 2ND GATE IS NOT ELECTRONIC AND YOU WILL ENTER A CODE ON A COMBINATION LOCK. (2) AFTER YOU GO THROUGH A GATE, DO NOT PROCEED UNTIL VERIFYING THE GATE IS CLOSED AND LOCKED BEHIND YOU. (3) ALL LOCALS IN THIS AREA OBSERVE A 10MPH SPEED LIMIT ON THE ROADS TO KEEP THE ROADS IN GOOD CONDITION. PLEASE KEEP YOUR VEHICLE AT 10MPH OR UNDER WHILE ON THESE ROADS. 1.) Beginning from the intersection of Ice Caves Road & Amino De Turquesa, head northeast on Amino De Turquesa until you reach Tephra Rd. where you will find an electronic access gate. You will need a combination from us to get through this gate! You MUST make sure the gate completely closes before proceeding! 2.) Continue heading northeast on Tephra Rd. for just under 1/2 of a mile where you will come to a 2nd access gate. You will need a combination from us to unlock the lock on this gate! You MUST close and re-lock the gate after you pull through it! Do not leave this gate open after pulling through it! 3.) After you go through the 2nd access gate and re-lock it, proceed heading north on Tephra Rd. and take your first immediate right turn (to the northeast) onto Tripwire Lane. Continue heading northeast on Tripwire Lane for approximately 0.15 miles and the northwest corner of the property will be on the right (south) side of the road. 4.) After you have visited the property, you MUST close and lock BOTH gates on your way back to Ice Caves Road! DISTANCES FROM THE PROPERTY: - Thoreau, New Mexico: 60 Miles to the North - Grants, New Mexico: 33 Miles to the Northeast - Albuquerque, New Mexico: 108 Miles to the East - Socorro, New Mexico: 162 Miles to the Southeast - Pie Town, New Mexico: 129 Miles to the South - Quemado, New Mexico: 107 Miles to the Southwest - Holbrook, Arizona: 139 Miles to the West - Gallup, New Mexico: 66 Miles to the Northwest PURCHASING THIS PROPERTY FOR CASH: - Discounted Cash Price: $37,499 (Buy for CASH and SAVE!) PURCHASING THIS PROPERTY WITH SELLER FINANCING: - Seller Financing BASE Price: $46,224 - Seller Financing Down Payment: $13,500 - Seller Financing Monthly Payments: $550 (Note: this monthly payment includes interest but does NOT include loan fees, see below for details) - Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Years): 8 - Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Months): 96 If Purchasing With Seller Financing: - You MUST use our web-based Automated Payment System that automatically withdraws the monthly payments from your bank account as ACH Transfers. - EACH monthly payment within this system will have a $20 Monthly Loan Service Fee added to it. - EVERY payment transaction will have a 3.5% Payment Transaction Fee added to EVERY payment transaction as well. RESERVE THIS PROPERTY WITH A $499 DEPOSIT BY VISITING THE PROPERTY LISTING ON OUR WEBSITE WHERE YOU CAN MAKE THE DEPOSIT WITH A CREDIT/DEBIT CARD! - The $499 Deposit is NON-REFUNDABLE! - The $499 Deposit covers the Document Preparation Fee & the Deed Recording Fees. - DO NOT make the Deposit unless you are 100% certain you want to purchase this property! - Making the Deposit does NOT "hold" the property for you, we are unable to "hold" properties! - You will have forty-eight (48) hours to execute a Purchase Agreement AFTER we send it to you. If you fail to execute the Purchase Agreement within this forty-eight (48) hour timeframe, we reserve the right to keep the $499 Deposit and to sell the property to another party. - Once you make the payment, contact us by e-mail [sales (at) savvylands.com] or by giving us a call/text (832-626-2044) and let us know which payment option (detailed above in the "PURCHASING THIS PROPERTY" section) you want to utilize to purchase this property! CLOSING COSTS IF YOU WANT TO CLOSE THROUGH US: - All closing costs are included within the $499 Deposit. - The conveyance document shall be a Special Warranty Deed. - We handle all the paperwork and record the conveying deed with the county. CLOSING COSTS IF YOU WANT TO CLOSE THROUGH A TITLE COMPANY: - Title closing costs are not included in the purchase price shown on this listing. - We are happy to assist you with this process, but you will be responsible for covering all of the associated costs. - Since the Title Company will be preparing the closing documents, we will credit the $499 Deposit to the Purchase Price. - We reserve the right to require a non-refundable earn

This 311-acre property is timbered with a pinyon and juniper mix forest and lies in the heart of Game Management Unit 12 in Western New Mexico, which is known for its trophy elk hunting. Located in Fence Lake, New Mexico, this property offers recreational opportunities for hunting, hiking, horseback riding, camping, and Off-Highway vehicle riding, to name a few. Elk and mule deer use the property throughout the year. Mule deer licenses are over the counter, while Private Land Elk Authorizations would need to be applied for through the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish's EPLUS Program. There is good access on three sides of the property via a paved highway on the north side, and county dirt roads on the east and South sides of the property. There is also electrical power lines on three sides of the property and offers a large space in rural New Mexico with opportunities to build your dream home away from the big cities without any Homeowner Association rules of fees. A little over an hour's drive away, Quemado Lake, the Gila and Cibola National Forests, offer fishing for rainbow trout and tiger muskie. Other area features include the El Malpais National Monument, the El Malpais National Conservation Area, and other BLM public lands. This property also offers opportunities as a small ranch. It would sustain some cattle or horses, and it has barbed wire fencing on all four sides. Don't miss your chance to own this rural western New Mexico land Opportunity!

Please visit our website for the most current status, video & more pics by scrolling down to the bottom of this page and clicking on Property Website. Nature Lovers Dream-Bring RV. Camp or build on your very own Treed 4.82 acres in Ramah, New Mexico. Unlimited Full Time RV living, mobile/manufactured/tiny homes allowed and No Restrictions. RELAX & enjoy this corner lot -a hidden gem in the trees. $700 DOWN/$210 PER MONTH-FINANCE TERMS-INSTANT APPROVAL/NO CREDIT CHECKS Interest Rate 0% Loan Term: 64 months Monthly Payment $210 (plus a monthly $25 note servicing fee and prorated yearly taxes) Document Fee: $300 (non-refundable) OR PAY IN FULL CASH DISCOUNT-$11,750 Purchase Price $11,750 Document Fee: $300 (non-refundable) Miles To: - 8.6 miles to El Morro National Monument/El Morro, Nm - 12.9 miles to Pinehill, NM (local grocery store) - 19.4 miles to Ramah, Nm - 57.1 miles to Grants, NM (Cibola General Hospital) - 62.9 miles to Gallup, NM (Walmart Supercenter, Home Depot, Safeway, Starbucks) - 132 miles to Albuquerque, Nm - 194 miles to Santa Fe, Nm - 224 miles to Flagstaff, Az - 224 miles to Durango, Co Land Details: - Address: TBD Pine Meadow Dr, Ramah, NM 87321 - Int 25-005 - Legal Description: Pine Meadows Ranch Lot: 52 Unit: 2 - Road Access: Dirt road - Terrain: Mainly flat w/trees - Floodplain Zone: Zone D - Type: Vacant land - Property Type: Recreational/ Rural Residential - City: Ramah - State: Nm - Zip Code: 87321 - County/Area: Cibola County - Size: 4.82 acres, Approx. 332.73' X 621.87' - Yearly Taxes: $60 Approx. - Deed Type: Warranty Deed - Hoa: None (Unit 2 is not included in Hoa) Utilities: - Off-Grid- Solar/Generator (Electric may to be located about 1/2 mile west of parcel) Please contact Continental Divide Electric Co-op for further information.- Ph. (877)775-5211 Continental Divide Electric Coop - Water - install well/ haul water/Cistern. New Mexico allows 1 metered well per lot/ zoned for Zumi River Basin. Please contact the State Engineer Water Rights Division for further information- Ph.(505) 383-4000 New Mexico State Well Log. The Ramah Navajo Chapter has a community well near Pine Hill. The water is treated with ultraviolet light to purify without the taste of chemicals. Heard the well is very fast and takes no time at all to fill up a 500 gallon tank. - Septic - Would need to install system - Camping/Mobile home/RV - Yes-Allowed. No camping restrictions. - County Planning & Zoning- Ph. (505)287-9431 / Cibola County Planning & Zoning - New Mexico State Cid- Ph.(505)222-9800 New Mexico -Permits Please contact the Cibola County Planning and Zoning &/or New Mexico State CID for further questions & details.

Grazing + Elk + Pronghorn | Multiple Parcels | Unit-Wide Tags This ranch land portfolio offers a practical combination of productive grazing country and strong big game habitat, with a mix of deeded parcels and additional State Trust grazing acreage. Located in an area known for cattle use and seasonal wildlife movement, the property is well-suited for an owner looking for a working ranch base with recreational upside. The land is rich in history with Native American Pueblo artifacts and ruins commonly found throughout. The offering includes 2,460 acres of deeded land, along with 600 acres of New Mexico State Land Trust lease. The parcels are not all contiguous, with some tracts separated-allowing flexibility in how the land is managed for grazing, hunting, or long-term holding. Water & Infrastructure Each parcel Each parcel has sufficient access to water through a series of wells supplemented by earthen tanks, improving grazing usability. This setup supports practical livestock management and makes the land functional across multiple tracts. Grazing & Forage The area is representative of classic New Mexico rangeland, with native forage commonly including: Blue grama Black grama Sideoats grama Western wheatgrass Galleta grass Sand dropseed Indian ricegrass Bottlebrush squirreltail This mix of warm-season and cool-season native grasses supports seasonal grazing and provides solid wildlife feed as well. Hunting & Wildlife Value The property offers consistent opportunity for both elk, pronghorn antelope, mountain lion and bobcat with terrain and cover that support wildlife travel corridors and seasonal use. The properties has annually received 7 unit-wide elk permits in two different Game Mangement Units: Elk Tags (7 Total): GMU 12: 2 mature bull tags GMU 10: 1 mature bull tag GMU 10: 2 either-sex tags GMU 10: 2 antlerless tags Commercial Opportunity The parcel contained within Section 35 provides strong commercial potential as it fronts New Mexico State Higway 53 and the intersection with Pinehill Highway. This intersection sees steady traffic and serves as access to many of the surrounding communities.

Owner financing is NOW available for Agua Fria Retreat with 30% down at 4% interest over 15 years, now priced more than $215,000 below its original $1,365,000 list. Spanning 40.95 acres in the Zuni Mountains, this private creekside estate features a handcrafted 3,250 sq ft home, on-site well, and solar power--offering refined mountain living, seclusion, and enduring value. Offering a rare opportunity to own this remarkable Mountain Retreat. Land This remarkable estate represents a rare opportunity to acquire a private mountain sanctuary of enduring value. Set across 40.95 acres in the pine-laden Zuni Mountains, and borders the Cibola National Forest with over 1.6 million acres--on three sides, offering unmatched privacy and endless outdoor recreation. The property enjoys coveted creekside frontage along Agua Fria Creek, which flows seasonally from February through June, complemented by dramatic rock bluffs, natural outcroppings, and a scenic man-made pond. Creating a serene backdrop defined by natural beauty, seclusion, and timeless tranquility. At its heart lies a handcrafted 3,250-square-foot residence, where thoughtful design and artisanal detail harmonize with the surrounding landscape. Enhanced by an on-site well and solar power, the retreat blends modern self-sufficiency with refined mountain living. Expansive acreage invites exploration, recreation, and quiet reflection, while the setting offers a level of privacy rarely found. Agua Fria Retreat is a singular expression of luxury--where craftsmanship, nature, and exclusivity converge. rewrite to 450 characters The land includes a peaceful valley running north to south, with ridgetops transitioning into mostly flat mesa tops, creating diverse terrain and stunning views. Enjoy true off-grid living while still being conveniently close to major airports and local shopping. The property is easily accessed by a paved, year-round county-maintained road, followed by well-kept forest and private roads. Located just 18 miles from Grants along I-40, you'll have quick access to restaurants, gas stations, a hospital, Walmart, schools. The mining, art, and history museums offer yet additional places to visit and explore. Improvements Agua Fria Retreat is a rare opportunity to own an upscale, off-grid sanctuary designed for privacy, comfort, and self-sufficient mountain living. Tucked away from crowded subdivisions yet conveniently close to shopping, healthcare, and the community of Grants, this remarkable property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. With the 1.6 million acres of the Cibola National Forest as your backyard and countless historic and cultural destinations nearby, adventure and exploration are always within reach. Crafted by an accomplished American artist, instructor, and videographer, the home and its amenities were meticulously built by hand over several years. Every detail reflects exceptional artistry, from the custom-milled lumber harvested directly from the property to the native stonework and landscaping sourced on-site. The main residence, apartment, and garage are constructed within durable Rigid brand pre-fabricated metal buildings, chosen specifically for longevity and superior fire mitigation in this forested setting. Additional fire protection measures have also been completed around the home. Inside, the home features a Japanese-inspired open floor plan that blends natural wood and stone elements, creating an inviting atmosphere ideal for entertaining. Picture evenings spent by the pond or fire pits, taking in cool mountain air, breathtaking sunsets, and star-filled skies. This versatile estate offers endless possibilities--perfect as a private retreat, full-time residence, multi-generational home, hunting lodge, bed and breakfast, or AirBNB destination. Live in the main house while generating income from the apartment. Property Highlights Include: 3,250 heated sq ft in the main home (3 bedrooms, 3 full baths) Total finished space: 3,850 sq ft, plus attic storage Completed in 2024 within a 40'x60' metal structure Detached 30'x50' metal building (2017) with garage/shop and apartment Apartment includes 675 sq ft of heated living space with bedroom loft Private well with high-pressure delivery system and excellent water quality Solar and water system components included, plus backup generator Detached greenhouse (20'x16') producing year-round vegetables Firewood storage cover, elevated viewing platform, and ample parking Major appliances, equipment, and select furnishings are negotiable, including a wood splitter, generator, and more. With its unmatched craftsmanship, natural beauty, and unique amenities, Agua Fria Retreat must be seen in person to truly appreciate everything it offers. Private qualified showings are available by appointment only. Financial verification is required prior to scheduling. Contact us today for more information. Recreation Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate Agua Fria Retreat's unbeatable location, placing you within easy reach of some of the Southwest's most iconic destinations. A short drive connects you to the famous hot springs of Pagosa Springs, world-class skiing at Wolf Creek, Taos, and Purgatory, as well as some of the oldest historic churches in North America. The region is steeped in Native American culture, with the Zuni Reservation just miles away and legendary sites such as Chaco Canyon, Mesa Verde National Park, and Four Corners within a few hours. Nearby attractions include La Ventana Natural Arch, El Malpais National Conservation Area, El Morro National Monument--an official dark sky site--Ice Caves, and the renowned Sky City Acoma Pueblo. Adventure seekers will also enjoy the annual Mt. Taylor Quadrathlon, drawing athletes from across the country. Located in New Mexico Game Management Unit 10, the property offers outstanding hunting opportunities and is eligible for one elk permit through the NMDGF EPLUS small contributing ranch pool (subject to current regulations and application requirements). Unit 10 is known for producing impressive bull elk, trophy-class mule deer, and abundant wildlife, including Merriam turkeys frequently seen right on the property. With the main residence and guest accommodations, Agua Fria Retreat is an ideal setting for an off-grid hunting lodge or recreational getaway. Beyond hunting, the area provides exceptional fishing, with the world-famous San Juan River quality waters less than two hours away--home to some of the finest trout fishing in the country. Hiking, camping, ATV riding, and endless exploration are available right from your doorstep, with the vast Cibola National Forest offering countless trails and backroads to discover. This is truly a rare opportunity to own a private mountain retreat surrounded by adventure, history, and natural beauty. Agriculture With minimal additional improvements, the property offers excellent potential for livestock use. A new owner could install fencing and/or corrals to accommodate a small number of cattle, horses, sheep, or goats. This added agricultural capability may also provide an opportunity for the property to qualify for agricultural status, which could potentially reduce property taxes. Buyers are encouraged to explore this option based on their intended use. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are included in the sale of the property There is one well on the property Water level 100 feet. Well depth 560 feet. Private well permit #B-1698 TRN# 371229 General Operations Used by the current owners as their primary residence The apartment can be a source of income by renting it out or used as a AirBNB vacation rental Region & Climate Cibola County, New Mexico, enjoys a warm, dry climate with abundant sunshine throughout the year. Summers are typically hot and sunny, while winters remain mild compared to many mountain regions. Spring and fall bring comfortable seasonal transitions with a pleasant mix of warm days and crisp evenings. The area receives relatively low annual precipitation--well below the national average--supporting the region's natural vegetation while maintaining a clear, dry atmosphere. Cibola County also experiences moderate snowfall in winter and boasts nearly 278 sunny days per year, making it an ideal setting for year-round outdoor recreation. Please note these figures are county-wide averages. Agua Fria Retreat sits at a higher elevation in the Zuni Mountains, offering slightly cooler temperatures and a refreshing mountain climate. History The surrounding region is steeped in rich cultural and historical significance, from Native American heritage to early Spanish influences. Nearby are the Zuni, Navajo, Hopi, and Apache lands, along with the renowned Acoma and Laguna Pueblos, offering a truly unique sense of place and connection to the Southwest's history. For more information on this one-of-a-kind ranch or to schedule a private qualified showing, please call or email today. Financial verification is required prior to all showings. Co-brokers are welcome. Location Area communities driving distance Grants, New Mexico: 20 miles a 45 +/- minute drive Albuquerque New Mexico: 100 miles a 2 +/- hour's drive Farmington New Mexico: 150 miles a 3 +/- hour's drive Gallup New Mexico: 80 miles a 1 1/2 +/- hour's drive Durango Colorado: 210 miles a 4 +/- hour's drive Santa Fe: 150 miles a 3 +/- hour's drive Navajo Reservoir/ San Juan River: 200 miles 3 +/- hour's drive Wolf Creek Ski Area: 250 miles 5 +/- hour's drive Purgatory Ski Area: 250 miles 4 +/- hour's drive Chaco Canyon New Mexico: 130 miles a 2 +/- hour's drive Mesa Verde National Park: 230 miles a 3 +/- hour's drive

OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE: $150 down (plus the $250 doc fee) $195/mo for 74 months --------------------------------- Named for the mythical seven cities of Cibola, Cibola County is the newest county in New Mexico as it was only created in 1981 out of what was a much larger county (Valencia) that has since been made into smaller counties. The county seat of Cibola County is Grant, New Mexico. This 5 plus acre lot is near Camino De Tierra, Ramah, home to the Ramah Navajo Indian Nation. The Zuni Reservation also calls the area home close by. Youll have access to numerous national protected areas in this neck of the woods including the Cibola National Forest, El Malpais National Monument and Conservation Area, and El Morro National Monument. When not exploring all the area has to offer you can take in the endless blue skies and mountain views from your very own homestead. Cibola county is actually known for its numerous Uranium mines that are plentiful in the area.There is currently no county zoning, so you can set up camp (or RV) on your lot as long as you like while you dream up what you want to build (just don't dump any waste on the lot). If you do bring a mobile home, house trailer, or camp trailer on the property, the subdivision requires that it must be covered within 2 years so as not to distract from the natural surroundings.Contact the county QCC director before building anything, and make sure your permits are on the up and up. Ready to get cracking cowboy? Give us a call to make this property yours. SUBDIVISION: TIERRA VERDE STREET ADDRESS: N/A, near Camino De Tierra, Ramah, NM 87321 STATE: NM COUNTY: Cibola County, NM ZIP: 87321 SIZE: 5.69 acres LOT DIMENSIONS: 367 feet x 687 feet LEGAL DESCRIPTION: LOT SIXTY-FIVE (65), TIERRA VERDE RANCHETTES, UNIT 5, AS THE SAME IS SHOWN ON THE PLAT OF SAID SUBDIVISION FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK OF CIBOLA COUNTY (FORMERLY VALENCIA COUNTY), NEW MEXICO ON THE 25TH DAY OF APRIL, 1978. ELEVATION: 7,472 feet ANNUAL TAXES: Approx. $125 per year ZONING: Cibola County does not have zoning - Single Family Homes, Mobile homes and Modular housing are allowed. If you are going to build out there, make sure to send a plat map to their QCC director before building, as well as all the proper building permits from the New Mexico Construction and Industries Division (CID).You can camp on your lot as long as you don't dump any waste on the lot. Nowadays RV's and mobile homes are widely being used there, so it should be ok. MOBILE HOMES, house trailers, or camp trailers to be used as recreational dwellings must be covered within 2 years of placement in this subdivision so as not to distract from the natural surroundings. Cibola County does not have zoning, unless there are a deed restrictions.For more information, you may contact Phone no. (505) 285-2555 FLOOD ZONE: No HOA/POA: No IMPROVEMENTS: None ACCESS: Property can be accessed via Camino De Tierra. WATER: Would be a well, water haul and holding tank or other similar option SEWER: Would be by Septic UTILITIES: Power by solar, wind or generator, Phone by cellular, satellite TV/Internet/Phone

Set on 626.11 acres in western New Mexico's Unit 12, Elk Ridge Ranch offers a mix of productive grasslands, pion-juniper ridges, and rugged sandstone canyons with commanding views. Year-round access, a livestock well, multiple stock ponds, and strong big-game habitat make this a versatile holding for hunting, ranching, or a future homesite. Land The 626.11 acres combine broad grama and galleta grass flats with timbered ridges, rolling benches, and striking sandstone breaks that overlook deep-cut canyon systems. Elevations run from roughly 6,400 to 7,300 feet, creating four-season usability and a blend of vegetation that includes pion, juniper, mountain mahogany, and scattered ponderosa pine. A permanent easement provides dependable access from Highway 36, and interior ranch roads allow travel across much of the property. Several natural meadows lie tucked among the timber, offering excellent glassing locations and wildlife staging areas. The southern portion of the ranch features dramatic cliff lines and rimrock formations, adding both visual appeal and secluded habitat. Pottery sherds appear across portions of the ranch, reflecting the area's long human history. Eroded draws and the sandy soils common to the region hint at additional archaeological and paleontological potential. The ranch also has some unique minerals present on East side of ranch. These include very unique Hematite specimens that exhibit as long, tubular, orange coated specimens with a Hematite core. Also, on East side of the property there are petrified wood specimens that include exceptional conifer bark preservation. Multiple potential building sites can be found across the ranch, including elevated spots with long views toward the surrounding mesas. Three dirt stock ponds and a livestock well (pump and solar equipment not yet installed) support ranching and wildlife. Recreation Hunting Elk Ridge Ranch lies in Game Management Unit 12, long known for dependable elk, mule deer, antelope, black bear, and mountain lion opportunities. The current owner participates in New Mexico's private-land elk program as a Small Contributing Ranch, entering the landowner draw each year for a Mature Bull, Either-Sex Archery, or Antlerless authorization. Additional draw entries may be possible through water and habitat improvements (contact agent for details). Unit 12 also offers over-the-counter private-land tags for mule deer and other tags are available for antelope, bear, and lion, giving hunters flexibility throughout the year. The ranch's mix of open forage, bedding cover, and protected canyon bottoms provides ideal habitat for game movement and holding capacity. Fishing Quemado Lake is only 45 minutes away and offers trout and tiger muskie fishing along with improved campsites. Bluewater Lake, roughly 1 hour and 45 minutes from the ranch, provides additional fishing opportunities and day-use amenities. Horseback Riding With miles of ranch roads, open benches, and direct access to thousands of acres of nearby public lands, the ranch is well suited for horseback riding. Riders can explore both gentle meadows and more technical routes along the canyon rims. Hiking & 4-Wheeling The property's varied terrain--ranging from rolling pine ridges to steep rock formations--creates excellent hiking routes. ATV and UTV riders will appreciate the combination of improved roads and open public land access that extends travel well beyond the ranch boundaries. Native American & Paleontology History The ranch is just South of two of North America's oldest Native American pueblos; the Acoma and Zuni. Surface pottery fragments are found across portions of the ranch, reflecting early Native habitation from the Anasazi culture. The Anasazi culture preceded the current Acoma and Zuni inhabitants by thousands of years. Museum trained paleontologists have leased prospecting on the ranch for dinosaur fossils in the ranch's badland exposures. This area may contain possible Late Cretaceous fossils associated with the Moreno Hill Formation. It is possible some exposures may have very rare dinosaur vertebrates remains of Suskityrannus and Zuniceratops. Agriculture Native grasses support seasonal cattle use, with grama and galleta dominating the more level portions of the ranch. The existing stock ponds and well (pending pump installation) make it practical to continue light rotational grazing while also enhancing wildlife value. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources One livestock well is present on the property and requires installation of solar pump infrastructure. Three dirt tanks provide additional water for livestock and wildlife. No mineral rights are known to transfer; buyer should verify. General Operations The ranch has been used primarily for hunting, light grazing, and recreational use. Its year-round access and proximity to public land create additional possibilities for outfitting, personal hunting management, or long-term land stewardship projects that could strengthen future wildlife allocations. Region & Climate Set west of the Continental Divide, this part of New Mexico enjoys a mild high-desert climate with cool nights, manageable winter snowfall, and summer monsoon moisture that supports healthy grasslands. The area is well known for its wide-open landscapes, dark night skies, and dependable outdoor recreation. The ranch sits south of the Acoma and Zuni Pueblos--two of the oldest continually inhabited communities in North America--offering cultural sites and guided tours within a short drive. Location The property is located approximately 40 minutes from Quemado, a small ranching community offering basic services. Grants is about 1.5 hours away and provides shopping, restaurants, and a regional airport. Albuquerque, roughly 2.25 hours from the ranch, offers major medical facilities and international air service. Year-round access is available via Highway 36 and a deeded easement across an adjoining property. **Buyer to verify all information contained in the listing**

Experience the ultimate turnkey (several pieces of equipment include) hunting retreat--ready for you to enjoy from day one! This exceptional property features a custom-built home, an oversized two-car garage, and multiple outbuildings designed to make preparing your harvest effortless. Established food plots and a strategically placed hunting blind are already in place, so you can start hunting immediately. Land This roughly 100-acre parcel has a variety of topography. There are open feeding areas as well as dense pockets of trees making the perfect bedding areas for elk and deer. The pond that fills from runoff is 75 yards from the front door and attracts a lot of different widlife. The 4 lots also include varying elevations giving you some ideal vantage places to either listen for the bugles in September or glass up the wildlife the rest of the year. Improvements Custom-built 3-bedroom, 2-bath main home with log siding, tongue and groove, and painted concrete floors with extra-wide porches around all 4 sides, complete with an outside bar area on the north end. It has been very well maintained and has a backup generator as a bonus. Right behind the house is a gazebo with a hot tub and a sitting area. As you come up to the end of the driveway and a short walk across to the house, you will find an oversized 2 car insulated garage that has a half bath (could easily be 3/4 as drain and plumbing are still in place) with work benches, a wood burning stove, and a 3 bay sink with all the amenities to process your own game. Right adjacent to the garage is an RV-height carport with water and electrical hookups. There are also two standard-size carports, separated by a 20 container, to hold additional tools, supplies, and yard equipment. In addition to all of this, there is a metal-frame and siding barn. It has electricity and water, and a game hoist is already installed to make processing that game even easier. This barn could easily be used for livestock, with some adjacent panels forming corrals. All the buildings have been well-kept and are very functional. List of equipment includes: tractor with many implements, hot tub, seed drill, 2 seat UTV, large bbq grill, portable generator, riding lawn mower, push lawn mower, chain saws, wood splitter, leaf blowers and weed eaters. Theres also tool boxes with miscellaneous tools and parts. Recreation Fence Lake, New Mexico, offers a peaceful rural setting surrounded by the natural beauty of the high desert and wide-open skies. Outdoor recreation in the area centers around activities such as hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife watching, with plenty of opportunities to explore the rolling grasslands and scenic mesas nearby. The region's quiet roads are ideal for cycling and leisurely drives, while stargazing is exceptional thanks to minimal light pollution. Though there are no major lakes or rivers for water sports, the vast landscape provides a perfect backdrop for camping, photography, and enjoying the solitude and tranquility of the New Mexico countryside. The nearby Cibola National Forest and El Malpais National Monument are within driving distance, offering additional opportunities for adventure and exploration. Region & Climate Fence Lake, NM experiences a semi-arid climate, characterized by warm summers, cool winters, and low annual precipitation. Summer daytime temperatures often reach the mid-80s to low 90sF (high 20s to low 30sC), while nights cool off significantly. Winters are generally mild, with daytime highs in the 40s and 50sF (515C) and occasional freezing nighttime lows. Rainfall is sparse, with most precipitation occurring during the summer monsoon season, and snowfall in winter is typically light. The area enjoys abundant sunshine year-round and low humidity, making for clear skies and comfortable outdoor conditions most of the year. History Fence Lake, New Mexico, is a small rural community with roots dating back to the early 20th century. The area's name comes from a nearby seasonal lake that was once surrounded by a wire fence to contain livestock, a nod to the region's ranching heritage. Fence Lake developed as a ranching and farming settlement, serving as a home for homesteaders and families drawn by open land and the promise of agricultural opportunity. Though the population has always remained small, the community has maintained its rural character and continues to reflect the traditions of ranching, farming, and close-knit country living that shaped its early days. Location Fence Lake, NM is a remote rural community, so the closest airports are located a considerable distance away. Here are the approximate distances to the nearest major airports: Gallup Municipal Airport (GUP): about 70 miles northwest Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ): about 155 miles east Grants-Milan Municipal Airport (GNT): about 85 miles north Show Low Regional Airport, AZ (SOW): about 110 miles west

Positioned just east of Elk Ridge, this 256-acre ranch offers classic New Mexico mesa country with sweeping views, strong wildlife presence, and remarkable hematite deposits. Accessible by Highway 36 with a recorded easement, the property provides seclusion, buildable terrain, and year-round recreational potential. Land The 256 acres feature a blend of open grass flats, pion-juniper ridges, shallow canyons, and elevated mesas with expansive views over the surrounding high desert. The landscape is a mix of sandy loam and rocky outcrops, creating excellent bedding and transition habitat for wildlife. Multiple natural benches and high points offer strong glassing vantage points and would serve as excellent future build sites. Rimrock shelves and scattered sandstone outcrops add character, while the lower basins provide more open country suitable for riding, hiking, or camping. The elevation sits around 6300-7300ft, giving the property four usable seasons without the deep winter conditions found farther north. Native vegetation includes pion and juniper, sage, mountain mahogany, and pockets of grama and galleta grass. The overall feel is similar to Elk Ridge--wide open, easy to navigate, and naturally scenic. Access to the ranch is via Highway 36 followed by a recorded easement across private land, providing reliable year-round ingress. Improvements Improvements include a 15' x 15' jeep barn/carport suitable for vehicle or UTV storage, plus two premium 6' x 8' storage sheds built on treated 24 framing with 5/8 floors. The portable sheds and a covered structure suitable for equipment or vehicle storage. These modest improvements provide immediate utility for gear, tools, or supplies while leaving the majority of the ranch's landscape undeveloped for a buyer's future vision. No other structural improvements are currently on-site, leaving the ranch a blank slate. Recreation This ranch borders the same wildlife corridor as Elk Ridge and benefits from the region's strong game populations. This ranch is location in GMU 12.. The ranch offers unlimited over-the-counter tags for mule deer, and tags available for black bear, and mountain lion, offering flexible big game hunting opportunities throughout the season. There are three rifle sight in shooting ranges from 100 -375 yards. The terrain offers excellent glassing from the mesa tops, easy travel across open benches, and natural funnels where game routinely pass through. Hunters familiar with this part of Cibola County know the long-term consistency of elk presence, particularly during the fall rut and late-season movements. In addition to big game hunting, the ranch is ideal for hiking, horseback riding, ATV exploration, and camping. Large skies, red-rock edges, and distant mountain vistas make the property extremely photogenic. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Although the property does not have developed water sources, natural drainages cut through portions of the ranch and help sustain wildlife throughout the year. Hematite Mineral Specimens A standout feature of this ranch is the significant surface distribution of hematite, the mineral form of iron oxide. Hematite appears across the property in multiple forms: Botryoidal hematite, exhibiting rounded bubble formations Massive hematite nodules weighing several pounds to several hundred pounds. Metallic black, red, and deep brown specimens Iron-rich rock layers weathering out of slopes and ridges Geologic Origin In this region of New Mexico, hematite commonly forms from ancient volcanic and hydrothermal activity. Iron-rich fluids circulated through fractured rock, cooling and precipitating hematite in cavities and seams. Over millions of years, erosion exposed these deposits at the surface--exactly what is visible throughout this ranch. Value & Potential While large-scale commercial iron mining is not realistic here, specimen hematite has recognized value in the mineral collecting market. Botryoidal and banded hematite commonly sell for: $10$200+ per piece, depending on size, form, and quality Higher prices for well-formed botryoidal clusters Additional interest among lapidary artists for cutting and polishing The quantity and quality of material on the property present a unique opportunity for hobby collectors, small-scale specimen sales, or simply appreciating a rare natural resource seldom found in such abundance on private land. Region & Climate This part of western New Mexico is known for its mild four-season high-desert climate. Summers are warm but rarely oppressive, nights cool quickly, and winters are generally dry with light snow. The monsoon season brings welcome summer moisture, supporting healthy grasses and browse. Fence Lake and the surrounding area are quiet, rural, and lightly populated, offering exceptional privacy and dark night skies. Location The ranch is located near Fence Lake, NM, with access from Highway 36 via a recorded easement on private ranch roads. The region is easily reached from Grants, Gallup, and Quemado, with Albuquerque approximately two hours to the east. Despite its seclusion, the ranch can be accessed year-round, and the landscape lends itself well to future development of a hunting camp, cabin site, or off-grid residence. **Buyer to verify all listing information**

Just rocks, trees, and freedom. Plenty of flat areas for camping and living. NO RESTRICTIONS! Live in an RV if you like. Or build. It's up to you! You get TWO properties, totaling 3.1 acres. Keep both for yourself or keep one and sell the other. You’ve got the unique attractions of Candy Kitchen, such as the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary, the Cibola National Forest, and tons of local wildlife. This 3.1-acre parcel in Candy Kitchen features plenty of privacy, undulating terrain, rock outcroppings, and ample juniper and pinion tree coverage. And with Cibola County’s lack of zoning regulations, you can use your imagination for this property! RV, tiny home, mobile home, arched cabin, shipping container home, yurt, or any other alternative/sustainable building styles are welcome! This property can be used for residential, recreation, hunting, camping, or investment purposes. ALL CASH PRICE: $13,450 FINANCED PRICE: $500 down, $299 document fee, $269 per month for 72 months Feel like paying it off quicker? I will give you 20% off the financed price if you pay within 18 months. Not many offer this, but I do! MAKE YOUR DOWN PAYMENT AND DOC FEE AND USE THIS LAND TODAY!!!! ALL QUALIFY, AND THERE IS NO CREDIT CHECK! Call, text, or email me, and let’s chat about this land! 434-218-2701 GPS- 34.911395898859126, -108.51179080176698 1. 100% Guarantee-21-day money-back guarantee on financed properties (minus doc fees and any credit card fees) 2. Property conveyed via Warranty Deed 3. You’re working directly with the Owner, no Brokers! 4. We Handle All the Paperwork and Make the transaction SIMPLE. Property Information Parcel Size-3.1 Acres State-New Mexico County-Cibola Parcel #R12081/R12024 Legal Description- Subd: PITCHFORD PROPERTIES Lot: 315 Unit: 93 1.689 AC 0-Subd: PITCHFORD PROPERTIES Lot: 135 Unit: 91 1.447 AC 0 ACCESS-Dirt Road WATER-Would be by well POWER- On Well Rd-would need to be paid to run it here-Most use solar in the area when power is not available Annual taxes are currently $100/year. Nearby Attractions/City Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary – 2.5 Miles! El Morro National Monument –20 mi (Park featuring over 2,000 signatures carved into sandstone, dating back to ancient Pueblo times.) El Malpais National Monument – 33 mi Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano – 34 mi Petrified Forest National Park – 113 mi Albuquerque, NM – 136 mi Notes Feel free to visit this property at your convenience (during daylight hours). Our interactive map should provide accurate directions to the property. Please do your own due diligence before purchasing this property. All the information we have on this property is contained in this listing. There is no time limit to build. If you intend to live on this land and develop it right away, then you must also pay for it in full before doing so, unless an agreement with me has been reached.

This property is located in Game Management Unit 12, which is known for its trophy elk hunting and may be eligible to participate in New Mexico Game and Fishs elk landowner system (EPLUS) as a small contributing landowner. Elk, mule deer and other wildlife utilize this property. A rare gem in this rural area is a windmill powered water well on the property that pumps water into a 5,000 gallon storage tank. The well pipe and leathers have recently been replaced to ensure functionality of the windmill. The south side of the property borders Navajo Nation land and State Trust land offering a buffer from any development to the south. A small camp has been developed near the windmill. The water source can be used to provide water for wildlife or to be used as a water supply for your dream home or camp. The perimeter of the property is fenced with barbed-wire fencing and has a gate at the entrance. The road leading to the property ends at the property which can enhance your privacy. The magnificent landscapes consist of draws with open valleys to rolling hills covered with Ponderosa Pine, Pinyon and Juniper forests. Spectacular Views with plenty of space for hiking, biking, camping, horseback riding, OHV riding and hunting. Nearby outdoor recreational sites include the Cibola National Forest, Bureau of Land Management Lands, State Trust Lands, El Malpais National Monument, El Morro National Monument and the Ice Caves. The area is rich with historic Native American culture, historic Puebloan occupancy and near the path Spanish conquistadors traveled in search of a medieval myth of golden cities to be found at a place called Cibola. The opportunities are endless on this property and is going to make someone really happy to own!

The most unique property right along Route 66 with the best location in Grants, NM. The @3800 sq foot bottom level has many different uses including having been a grocery store, a coffee shop and also includes 2 seperate office spaces all with a great shared common area. Upstairs is a fully renovated studio apartment with laundry facilities that can be utilized by an owner utilizing the retail space for themselves or nightly rentals. Land Sits on approximately .5 acre lot. Improvements Building has been almost completely renovated. A list of items completed include upgraded electrical, plumbing, a new roof, new seamless gutters, some new flooring among many other cosmetic updates throughout. An entrance for separate entry was created for the upstairs apartment, which was fully renovated. Recreation Grants, New Mexico, offers a diverse range of recreation opportunities for residents and visitors alike. Surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, the area is a gateway to outdoor adventures such as hiking, mountain biking, and camping in the nearby El Malpais National Monument and Cibola National Forest. The region's unique volcanic features and lava tubes provide fascinating exploration opportunities for geology enthusiasts. Fishing and boating are popular at Bluewater Lake State Park, while the scenic trails at Mount Taylor attract runners, hikers, and nature lovers year-round. In addition to outdoor recreation, Grants features local parks, golf courses, and community events that celebrate the town's vibrant culture and history. Whether seeking adventure or relaxation, Grants provides countless ways to enjoy the great outdoors and the beauty of New Mexico's high desert. General Operations Potential income streams come from several rental spaces. These include: two office location, one office location, the highly desirable retail/restaurant space and the nightly rentals from the upstairs apartment. Region & Climate Grants, New Mexico, experiences a semi-arid climate characterized by mild winters, warm summers, and low annual precipitation. Summers are typically warm and dry, with daytime highs often reaching the mid-80s to low 90s F (around 2934C), while nights can be cool due to the high desert elevation. Winters are generally mild, with daytime temperatures ranging from the 40s to 50s F (415C) and colder nights that can occasionally dip below freezing. The area receives most of its rainfall during the summer monsoon season, usually in July and August, but overall precipitation is limited. Grants also enjoys abundant sunshine throughout the year and experiences relatively low humidity, contributing to its comfortable and pleasant climate. History Grants, New Mexico, began as a railroad camp in 1881, named after the Grant brothers who built part of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. The town grew rapidly in the 1950s and 1960s during the uranium mining boom, earning the nickname Uranium Capital of the World. After the decline of mining, Grants shifted its focus to tourism and local industry. Today, its history as a railroad town, mining center, and gateway to natural attractions makes Grants a unique place in western New Mexico. Location Grants, NM, is served primarily by the following airports: Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ): The nearest major airport, located about 80 miles (approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes by car) east of Grants, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Gallup Municipal Airport (GUP): A smaller regional airport about 67 miles west of Grants (roughly 1 hour by car), offering limited commercial service. Grants-Milan Municipal Airport (GNT): Located just 5 miles northwest of downtown Grants, this airport mainly serves general aviation and does not offer commercial passenger flights. For most commercial air travel, Albuquerque International Sunport is the most convenient airport for Grants residents and visitors.

Located in GMU 12, renowned for its massive bull elk, mule deer, and Pronghorn population, wildlife on the ranch has been expertly managed, under-hunted, and is famous for the size, quality, and genetics of its habitable animals. For a west, centrally located New Mexico ranch, Atarque Ranch: Track 1 is topographically diverse, ranging from landmark-styled plateaus one can see from miles away to deep volcanic layered canyons, iconically shaped massive rock outcroppings, numerous arroyos, to open grassland flats intermixed with cedars and junipers, as is typical of the landscape in the area. There are abundant remnants of ancient Native American culture and early homesteaders throughout the property, reminding one of the longevity of the land itself. The distinct landscape, views, wildlife habitat, privacy, and landlocked nature of the ranch make it one of the best large ranches in the region. This location has on-site lodging.

Over 3,000 deeded acres nearly surrounded by National Forest Trophy elk hunting with six landowner bull elk tags Mule deer, turkey, & bear with over the counter tags Cabin, shop, & backcountry hunting cabin One hour from Grants & two hours from Albuquerque Veteran elk hunters know that one of the best-kept secrets in the West is the Zuni Mountains of western New Mexico. With a variety of habitats, abundant water sources, and a mild climate, the Zuni Mountains grow elk like Iowa grows corn. These mountains are veritable elk magnets, and in the heart of this secret elk Valhalla lies Lookout Mountain Ranch: over 3,000 acres of prime elk habitat that is simply the best of the best. Dominating the northern portion of Lookout Mountain Ranch is 9,112-foot Lookout Mountain, one of the highest points in this mountain range. The views drop off well over 1,000 feet in every direction, making the term "breathtaking" an understatement. Lookout Peak reigns supreme over gentler terrain to the south, a blend of ponderosa pine forest, aspen glades, and grassy meadows. Together, these features have allowed Lookout Mountain Ranch to support more elk than most ranches ten times its size. Developed water sources are abundant, and more than a mile of Bluewater Creek flows through the southeast corner of the property. Trophy elk are the primary attraction at Lookout Mountain Ranch, but healthy populations of mule deer, black bear, and turkey can also be hunted. The ranch receives six bull elk tags annually, and tags for the other species can be obtained over the counter. With years of careful big game management, Lookout Mountain Ranch is now top tier in all the elements that elk, and elk hunters, love. Hunters have found that the improvements on Lookout Mountain Ranch more than meet their needs. An excellent road system has been developed throughout the property, allowing vehicle and ATV access that helps avoid arduous pack-outs. A very comfortable off-grid cabin and shop sit at the headquarters in "Dinner Park," which is aptly named, given that elk frequent it nearly every evening to feed. In September, you can count on falling asleep to a symphony of elk bugles. In addition, a backcountry cabin with million-dollar views on Lookout Peak is ready for overnight or multi-day stays. Lookout Mountain Ranch is about a two-hour drive west of Albuquerque and its airport, and about an hour west of Grants. Bluewater Lake State Park is a short drive to the north and features boating, famous tiger muskie fishing, and camping. Zuni Pueblo sits to the west and offers fascinating insight into Zuni culture and archaeology, including the Village of the Great Kivas. If there is a greater concentration of prime elk habitat anywhere in New Mexico than at Lookout Mountain Ranch, we don't know where it might be. The elk certainly seem to agree, and their votes count because they are here by the hundreds. Lookout Mountain Ranch has proven its quality over the years and now awaits a new steward to carry it into its next chapter of legendary big game history.

Located in GMU 12, renowned for its massive bull elk, mule deer, and Pronghorn population, wildlife on the ranch has been expertly managed, under-hunted, and is famous for the size, quality, and genetics of its habitable animals. For a west, centrally located New Mexico ranch, Atarque Ranch: Track 2 is topographically diverse, ranging from landmark-styled plateaus one can see from miles away to deep volcanic layered canyons, iconically shaped massive rock outcroppings, numerous arroyos, to open grassland flats intermixed with cedars and junipers, as is typical of the landscape in the area. There are abundant remnants of ancient Native American culture and early homesteaders throughout the property, reminding one of the longevity of the land itself. The distinct landscape, views, wildlife habitat, privacy, and landlocked nature of the ranch make it one of the best large ranches in the region. This property contains no lodging.

MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION.............. ENHANCED SELLER FINANCING ........... The perfect start to your private paradise in the high country of western New Mexico. Incredible views of the surrounding mountains, Cerro De Las Mujeres, Veteado and Techado. The 560 sqft cabin has all the beginings of that perfect little retreat you have been looking for. Presently off grid there are 1,800 watts of charging capacity from solar panels, 3.4 kW of lithium battery storage capacity, an 80 amp Outback Charge Controller, GS 4048 Outback inverter and a 7KW dual fuel backup generator. Water is from a capture system that fills a 1,600 gallon tank. The cabin has a cooktop stove, refrigerator, and a composting toilet. There is a large wood burning stove for heat. In addtion there is a 20 ft container for storage. This jewel has all the basics to get you started in your dream get-away.