Grant County, New Mexico Land For Sale (103 results)

Whiskey Creek Mobile Estates has gone through nearly a complete infrastructure overhaul by the current owner over the past 12 months. There has been an electrical renovation, upgraded water infrastructure to all sites, and road improvements, in addition to two new sites that have been prepared for new mobile homes. The sites include septic, electrical, and water hookups. This property is a unique, large lot mobile home park. The park is also available for RVs and qualified Camper Trailers. What sets Whiskey Creek Mobile Estates apart from other parks are the breathtaking mountain views, and large premium lots ranging in size from 1/2 acre, 3/4 acre, or full acre lots. The location and uniqueness of this park compared to other parks in the region sets it apart and allows for increased rents. This investment portfolio also comes with an additional 70 acres for future development of new lots or other types of housing. With so much additional land for development, there is a huge potential to increase the Net Operating Income.

Whiskey Creek Mobile Estates has gone through nearly a complete infrastructure overhaul by the current owner over the past 12 months. There has been an electrical renovation, upgraded water infrastructure to all sites, and road improvements, in addition to two new sites that have been prepared for new mobile homes. The sites include septic, electrical, and water hookups. This property is a unique, large lot mobile home park. The park is also available for RVs and qualified Camper Trailers. What sets Whiskey Creek Mobile Estates apart from other parks are the breathtaking mountain views, and large premium lots ranging in size from 1/2 acre, 3/4 acre, or full acre lots. The location and uniqueness of this park compared to other parks in the region sets it apart and allows for increased rents. This investment portfolio also comes with an additional 70 acres for future development of new lots or other types of housing. With so much additional land for development, there is a huge potential to increase the Net Operating Income.

Whiskey Creek Mobile Estates has gone through nearly a complete infrastructure overhaul by the current owner over the past 12 months. There has been an electrical renovation, upgraded water infrastructure to all sites, and road improvements, in addition to two new sites that have been prepared for new mobile homes. The sites include septic, electrical, and water hookups. This property is a unique, large lot mobile home park. The park is also available for RVs and qualified Camper Trailers. What sets Whiskey Creek Mobile Estates apart from other parks are the breathtaking mountain views, and large premium lots ranging in size from 1/2 acre, 3/4 acre, or full acre lots. The location and uniqueness of this park compared to other parks in the region sets it apart and allows for increased rents. This investment portfolio also comes with an additional 70 acres for future development of new lots or other types of housing. With so much additional land for development, there is a huge potential to increase the Net Operating Income.

Whiskey Creek Mobile Estates has gone through nearly a complete infrastructure overhaul by the current owner over the past 12 months. There has been an electrical renovation, upgraded water infrastructure to all sites, and road improvements, in addition to two new sites that have been prepared for new mobile homes. The sites include septic, electrical, and water hookups. This property is a unique, large lot mobile home park. The park is also available for RVs and qualified Camper Trailers. What sets Whiskey Creek Mobile Estates apart from other parks are the breathtaking mountain views, and large premium lots ranging in size from 1/2 acre, 3/4 acre, or full acre lots. The location and uniqueness of this park compared to other parks in the region sets it apart and allows for increased rents. This investment portfolio also comes with an additional 70 acres for future development of new lots or other types of housing. With so much additional land for development, there is a huge potential to increase the Net Operating Income.

Whiskey Creek Mobile Estates has gone through nearly a complete infrastructure overhaul by the current owner over the past 12 months. There has been an electrical renovation, upgraded water infrastructure to all sites, and road improvements, in addition to two new sites that have been prepared for new mobile homes. The sites include septic, electrical, and water hookups. This property is a unique, large lot mobile home park. The park is also available for RVs and qualified Camper Trailers. What sets Whiskey Creek Mobile Estates apart from other parks are the breathtaking mountain views, and large premium lots ranging in size from 1/2 acre, 3/4 acre, or full acre lots. The location and uniqueness of this park compared to other parks in the region sets it apart and allows for increased rents. This investment portfolio also comes with an additional 70 acres for future development of new lots or other types of housing. With so much additional land for development, there is a huge potential to increase the Net Operating Income.

A Landscape Like No Other! The remarkable and rare ranch is contiguous and borders the Gila National Forest. The C Bar Ranch spans +/- 6,386 deeded acres with an additional +/- 1,710 acres of New Mexico State lease, for a total of +/- 8,096 acres. Unmatched seclusion, privacy, and access to one of the largest wilderness areas in the U.S., from the highway, one would never guess that such a hidden gem lies just beyond the horizon! Land Nestled in the heart of New Mexico's breathtaking landscape the C Bar is a transitional high desert ranch consisting of mountainous terrain with picturesque sandstone bluffs and canyons, to rolling hills and grasslands. The ranch hosts an array of vegetation consisting of both native occurring grasses, shrubbery , trees, and some that have been seeded in by the ranch owner, including Buffalo Grass, Arizona cotton top, Sand Dropseed, and Russian Wildrye, and Sycamore Trees. Improvements The current owner's motto, leave the land better than you found it, resonates throughout the C Bar Ranch. The property is a testament to excellent stewardship and sustainable land management practices: Habitat Enhancement: The ranch has implemented a $200,000 U.S. Fish and Wildlife grant to improve ground-nesting bird habitat, resulting in a thriving quail population. Awards and Recognition: C Bar Ranch has earned accolades, including: Excellence in Range Management (Society for Range Management) and Outstanding Land Stewardship (New Mexico Association of Conservation Districts) Water Resources: Exceptional water infrastructure includes: 11 wells, 8 storage tanks, 30,000 feet of pipeline ensuring excellent water distribution, and numerous seasonal dirt tanks scattered across the property. Fencing and Pastures: The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced, with pastures managed for both cattle grazing and wildlife habitat. Cattle and Wildlife Facilities: Features three sets of working pens and thoughtfully managed pastures. Endless Potential Whether you're seeking a productive cattle operation, a hunter's paradise, or a private retreat, the C Bar Ranch offers unparalleled flexibility. The diverse terrain and improvements make it well-suited for agriculture, recreation, or conservation. Seller Financing Available The seller is open to considering owner financing with specified terms, adding even more appeal to this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Don't miss your chance to own this award-winning ranch, where natural beauty, sustainability, and productivity come together. *Buyer to verify all listing information. Recreation Wildlife & Hunting Opportunities The C Bar Ranch, located in Game Management Unit 23 in Grant County, offers exceptional hunting and wildlife opportunities. This area is renowned for its trophy-quality Coues Deerwith 9 out of 10 Boone and Crockett records for the species coming from Grant and Hidalgo Counties, according to NM Game and Fish. The ranch hosts thriving populations of Mule Deer and Coues Deer, with over-the-counter deer tags available for the landowner and designated hunters. Other hunting highlights include: Quail species: Gambel's (most common), Montezuma, and Scaled Quail. A small resident Elk herd, supported by excellent management and abundant grass and water. Unlimited over-the-counter Elk tags (one per person) are available for landowners. Additional game: Bear, mountain lion, antelope, javelina, coyote, bobcat, and coatimundi. The ranch's sandstone bluffs, rolling terrain, and picturesque topography also provide opportunities for photography, rock climbing, biking, and other outdoor recreation. Historically, the property has supported guided hunting, with two annual Elk hunts and two deer hunts. The combination of diverse wildlife and year-round activities makes the C Bar Ranch a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Other wildlife on the ranch includes bear, mountain lion, antelope, javelina, coyote, bobcat, and coatimundi. The Sandstone bluffs, and overall topography of the ranch create opportunities for a multitude of other recreational activities to enjoy right at home such as photography, rock climbing, biking etc. General Operations Currently, there is a lease contract covering three sections situated in the Southernmost part of the ranch for wind generated energy. Access for the power company for construction and maintenance is through a neighboring ranch to the south, maintaining the privacy and integrity of the heart of the property. Construction of the turbines have not yet begun, however there is a potential for more income once they are. History The history of this ranch is evident in the many native American sites, petroglyphs, pictographs and the remnants of homesteads. Also, there once was a school on the property in the early 1900s. The C Bar Ranch is truly a unique and special place, and with over 90,000 more applicants for big game tags this year over lastand the stock market the most volatile it has been in many years, is it time for you to secure your own recreational ranch with tags and while it is still affordable? Call or email today for more information or to schedule a qualified showing. Location The ranch is located about 75 miles from the Arizona border. Tucson is within about 185 miles. The historic towns of Silver City, Bisbee, and Tombstone with their great food and shopping are all near enough for a day trip. Fishing lakes and rivers in the vicinity are easily accessible from the ranch. Also popular in the area are the Gila Cliff Dwellings, the City of Rocks, Rockhound State Park and the Faywood Hot Springs.

A Landscape Like No Other! The remarkable and rare ranch is contiguous and borders the Gila National Forest. The C Bar Ranch spans +/- 6,386 deeded acres with an additional +/- 1,710 acres of New Mexico State lease, for a total of +/- 8,096 acres. Unmatched seclusion, privacy, and access to one of the largest wilderness areas in the U.S., from the highway, one would never guess that such a hidden gem lies just beyond the horizon! Land Nestled in the heart of New Mexico's breathtaking landscape the C Bar is a transitional high desert ranch consisting of mountainous terrain with picturesque sandstone bluffs and canyons, to rolling hills and grasslands. The ranch hosts an array of vegetation consisting of both native occurring grasses, shrubbery , trees, and some that have been seeded in by the ranch owner, including Buffalo Grass, Arizona cotton top, Sand Dropseed, and Russian Wildrye, and Sycamore Trees. Improvements The current owner's motto, leave the land better than you found it, resonates throughout the C Bar Ranch. The property is a testament to excellent stewardship and sustainable land management practices: Habitat Enhancement: The ranch has implemented a $200,000 U.S. Fish and Wildlife grant to improve ground-nesting bird habitat, resulting in a thriving quail population. Awards and Recognition: C Bar Ranch has earned accolades, including: Excellence in Range Management (Society for Range Management) and Outstanding Land Stewardship (New Mexico Association of Conservation Districts) Water Resources: Exceptional water infrastructure includes: 11 wells, 8 storage tanks, 30,000 feet of pipeline ensuring excellent water distribution, and numerous seasonal dirt tanks scattered across the property. Fencing and Pastures: The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced, with pastures managed for both cattle grazing and wildlife habitat. Cattle and Wildlife Facilities: Features three sets of working pens and thoughtfully managed pastures. Endless Potential Whether you're seeking a productive cattle operation, a hunter's paradise, or a private retreat, the C Bar Ranch offers unparalleled flexibility. The diverse terrain and improvements make it well-suited for agriculture, recreation, or conservation. Seller Financing Available The seller is open to considering owner financing with specified terms, adding even more appeal to this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Don't miss your chance to own this award-winning ranch, where natural beauty, sustainability, and productivity come together. *Buyer to verify all listing information. Recreation Wildlife & Hunting Opportunities The C Bar Ranch, located in Game Management Unit 23 in Grant County, offers exceptional hunting and wildlife opportunities. This area is renowned for its trophy-quality Coues Deerwith 9 out of 10 Boone and Crockett records for the species coming from Grant and Hidalgo Counties, according to NM Game and Fish. The ranch hosts thriving populations of Mule Deer and Coues Deer, with over-the-counter deer tags available for the landowner and designated hunters. Other hunting highlights include: Quail species: Gambel's (most common), Montezuma, and Scaled Quail. A small resident Elk herd, supported by excellent management and abundant grass and water. Unlimited over-the-counter Elk tags (one per person) are available for landowners. Additional game: Bear, mountain lion, antelope, javelina, coyote, bobcat, and coatimundi. The ranch's sandstone bluffs, rolling terrain, and picturesque topography also provide opportunities for photography, rock climbing, biking, and other outdoor recreation. Historically, the property has supported guided hunting, with two annual Elk hunts and two deer hunts. The combination of diverse wildlife and year-round activities makes the C Bar Ranch a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Other wildlife on the ranch includes bear, mountain lion, antelope, javelina, coyote, bobcat, and coatimundi. The Sandstone bluffs, and overall topography of the ranch create opportunities for a multitude of other recreational activities to enjoy right at home such as photography, rock climbing, biking etc. General Operations Currently, there is a lease contract covering three sections situated in the Southernmost part of the ranch for wind generated energy. Access for the power company for construction and maintenance is through a neighboring ranch to the south, maintaining the privacy and integrity of the heart of the property. Construction of the turbines have not yet begun, however there is a potential for more income once they are. History The history of this ranch is evident in the many native American sites, petroglyphs, pictographs and the remnants of homesteads. Also, there once was a school on the property in the early 1900s. The C Bar Ranch is truly a unique and special place, and with over 90,000 more applicants for big game tags this year over lastand the stock market the most volatile it has been in many years, is it time for you to secure your own recreational ranch with tags and while it is still affordable? Call or email today for more information or to schedule a qualified showing. Location The ranch is located about 75 miles from the Arizona border. Tucson is within about 185 miles. The historic towns of Silver City, Bisbee, and Tombstone with their great food and shopping are all near enough for a day trip. Fishing lakes and rivers in the vicinity are easily accessible from the ranch. Also popular in the area are the Gila Cliff Dwellings, the City of Rocks, Rockhound State Park and the Faywood Hot Springs.

A Landscape Like No Other! The remarkable and rare ranch is contiguous and borders the Gila National Forest. The C Bar Ranch spans +/- 6,386 deeded acres with an additional +/- 1,710 acres of New Mexico State lease, for a total of +/- 8,096 acres. Unmatched seclusion, privacy, and access to one of the largest wilderness areas in the U.S., from the highway, one would never guess that such a hidden gem lies just beyond the horizon! Land Nestled in the heart of New Mexico's breathtaking landscape the C Bar is a transitional high desert ranch consisting of mountainous terrain with picturesque sandstone bluffs and canyons, to rolling hills and grasslands. The ranch hosts an array of vegetation consisting of both native occurring grasses, shrubbery , trees, and some that have been seeded in by the ranch owner, including Buffalo Grass, Arizona cotton top, Sand Dropseed, and Russian Wildrye, and Sycamore Trees. Improvements The current owner's motto, leave the land better than you found it, resonates throughout the C Bar Ranch. The property is a testament to excellent stewardship and sustainable land management practices: Habitat Enhancement: The ranch has implemented a $200,000 U.S. Fish and Wildlife grant to improve ground-nesting bird habitat, resulting in a thriving quail population. Awards and Recognition: C Bar Ranch has earned accolades, including: Excellence in Range Management (Society for Range Management) and Outstanding Land Stewardship (New Mexico Association of Conservation Districts) Water Resources: Exceptional water infrastructure includes: 11 wells, 8 storage tanks, 30,000 feet of pipeline ensuring excellent water distribution, and numerous seasonal dirt tanks scattered across the property. Fencing and Pastures: The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced, with pastures managed for both cattle grazing and wildlife habitat. Cattle and Wildlife Facilities: Features three sets of working pens and thoughtfully managed pastures. Endless Potential Whether you're seeking a productive cattle operation, a hunter's paradise, or a private retreat, the C Bar Ranch offers unparalleled flexibility. The diverse terrain and improvements make it well-suited for agriculture, recreation, or conservation. Seller Financing Available The seller is open to considering owner financing with specified terms, adding even more appeal to this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Don't miss your chance to own this award-winning ranch, where natural beauty, sustainability, and productivity come together. *Buyer to verify all listing information. Recreation Wildlife & Hunting Opportunities The C Bar Ranch, located in Game Management Unit 23 in Grant County, offers exceptional hunting and wildlife opportunities. This area is renowned for its trophy-quality Coues Deerwith 9 out of 10 Boone and Crockett records for the species coming from Grant and Hidalgo Counties, according to NM Game and Fish. The ranch hosts thriving populations of Mule Deer and Coues Deer, with over-the-counter deer tags available for the landowner and designated hunters. Other hunting highlights include: Quail species: Gambel's (most common), Montezuma, and Scaled Quail. A small resident Elk herd, supported by excellent management and abundant grass and water. Unlimited over-the-counter Elk tags (one per person) are available for landowners. Additional game: Bear, mountain lion, antelope, javelina, coyote, bobcat, and coatimundi. The ranch's sandstone bluffs, rolling terrain, and picturesque topography also provide opportunities for photography, rock climbing, biking, and other outdoor recreation. Historically, the property has supported guided hunting, with two annual Elk hunts and two deer hunts. The combination of diverse wildlife and year-round activities makes the C Bar Ranch a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Other wildlife on the ranch includes bear, mountain lion, antelope, javelina, coyote, bobcat, and coatimundi. The Sandstone bluffs, and overall topography of the ranch create opportunities for a multitude of other recreational activities to enjoy right at home such as photography, rock climbing, biking etc. General Operations Currently, there is a lease contract covering three sections situated in the Southernmost part of the ranch for wind generated energy. Access for the power company for construction and maintenance is through a neighboring ranch to the south, maintaining the privacy and integrity of the heart of the property. Construction of the turbines have not yet begun, however there is a potential for more income once they are. History The history of this ranch is evident in the many native American sites, petroglyphs, pictographs and the remnants of homesteads. Also, there once was a school on the property in the early 1900s. The C Bar Ranch is truly a unique and special place, and with over 90,000 more applicants for big game tags this year over lastand the stock market the most volatile it has been in many years, is it time for you to secure your own recreational ranch with tags and while it is still affordable? Call or email today for more information or to schedule a qualified showing. Location The ranch is located about 75 miles from the Arizona border. Tucson is within about 185 miles. The historic towns of Silver City, Bisbee, and Tombstone with their great food and shopping are all near enough for a day trip. Fishing lakes and rivers in the vicinity are easily accessible from the ranch. Also popular in the area are the Gila Cliff Dwellings, the City of Rocks, Rockhound State Park and the Faywood Hot Springs.

A Landscape Like No Other! The remarkable and rare ranch is contiguous and borders the Gila National Forest. The C Bar Ranch spans +/- 6,386 deeded acres with an additional +/- 1,710 acres of New Mexico State lease, for a total of +/- 8,096 acres. Unmatched seclusion, privacy, and access to one of the largest wilderness areas in the U.S., from the highway, one would never guess that such a hidden gem lies just beyond the horizon! Land Nestled in the heart of New Mexico's breathtaking landscape the C Bar is a transitional high desert ranch consisting of mountainous terrain with picturesque sandstone bluffs and canyons, to rolling hills and grasslands. The ranch hosts an array of vegetation consisting of both native occurring grasses, shrubbery , trees, and some that have been seeded in by the ranch owner, including Buffalo Grass, Arizona cotton top, Sand Dropseed, and Russian Wildrye, and Sycamore Trees. Improvements The current owner's motto, leave the land better than you found it, resonates throughout the C Bar Ranch. The property is a testament to excellent stewardship and sustainable land management practices: Habitat Enhancement: The ranch has implemented a $200,000 U.S. Fish and Wildlife grant to improve ground-nesting bird habitat, resulting in a thriving quail population. Awards and Recognition: C Bar Ranch has earned accolades, including: Excellence in Range Management (Society for Range Management) and Outstanding Land Stewardship (New Mexico Association of Conservation Districts) Water Resources: Exceptional water infrastructure includes: 11 wells, 8 storage tanks, 30,000 feet of pipeline ensuring excellent water distribution, and numerous seasonal dirt tanks scattered across the property. Fencing and Pastures: The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced, with pastures managed for both cattle grazing and wildlife habitat. Cattle and Wildlife Facilities: Features three sets of working pens and thoughtfully managed pastures. Endless Potential Whether you're seeking a productive cattle operation, a hunter's paradise, or a private retreat, the C Bar Ranch offers unparalleled flexibility. The diverse terrain and improvements make it well-suited for agriculture, recreation, or conservation. Seller Financing Available The seller is open to considering owner financing with specified terms, adding even more appeal to this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Don't miss your chance to own this award-winning ranch, where natural beauty, sustainability, and productivity come together. *Buyer to verify all listing information. Recreation Wildlife & Hunting Opportunities The C Bar Ranch, located in Game Management Unit 23 in Grant County, offers exceptional hunting and wildlife opportunities. This area is renowned for its trophy-quality Coues Deerwith 9 out of 10 Boone and Crockett records for the species coming from Grant and Hidalgo Counties, according to NM Game and Fish. The ranch hosts thriving populations of Mule Deer and Coues Deer, with over-the-counter deer tags available for the landowner and designated hunters. Other hunting highlights include: Quail species: Gambel's (most common), Montezuma, and Scaled Quail. A small resident Elk herd, supported by excellent management and abundant grass and water. Unlimited over-the-counter Elk tags (one per person) are available for landowners. Additional game: Bear, mountain lion, antelope, javelina, coyote, bobcat, and coatimundi. The ranch's sandstone bluffs, rolling terrain, and picturesque topography also provide opportunities for photography, rock climbing, biking, and other outdoor recreation. Historically, the property has supported guided hunting, with two annual Elk hunts and two deer hunts. The combination of diverse wildlife and year-round activities makes the C Bar Ranch a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Other wildlife on the ranch includes bear, mountain lion, antelope, javelina, coyote, bobcat, and coatimundi. The Sandstone bluffs, and overall topography of the ranch create opportunities for a multitude of other recreational activities to enjoy right at home such as photography, rock climbing, biking etc. General Operations Currently, there is a lease contract covering three sections situated in the Southernmost part of the ranch for wind generated energy. Access for the power company for construction and maintenance is through a neighboring ranch to the south, maintaining the privacy and integrity of the heart of the property. Construction of the turbines have not yet begun, however there is a potential for more income once they are. History The history of this ranch is evident in the many native American sites, petroglyphs, pictographs and the remnants of homesteads. Also, there once was a school on the property in the early 1900s. The C Bar Ranch is truly a unique and special place, and with over 90,000 more applicants for big game tags this year over lastand the stock market the most volatile it has been in many years, is it time for you to secure your own recreational ranch with tags and while it is still affordable? Call or email today for more information or to schedule a qualified showing. Location The ranch is located about 75 miles from the Arizona border. Tucson is within about 185 miles. The historic towns of Silver City, Bisbee, and Tombstone with their great food and shopping are all near enough for a day trip. Fishing lakes and rivers in the vicinity are easily accessible from the ranch. Also popular in the area are the Gila Cliff Dwellings, the City of Rocks, Rockhound State Park and the Faywood Hot Springs.

A Landscape Like No Other! The remarkable and rare ranch is contiguous and borders the Gila National Forest. The C Bar Ranch spans +/- 6,386 deeded acres with an additional +/- 1,710 acres of New Mexico State lease, for a total of +/- 8,096 acres. Unmatched seclusion, privacy, and access to one of the largest wilderness areas in the U.S., from the highway, one would never guess that such a hidden gem lies just beyond the horizon! Land Nestled in the heart of New Mexico's breathtaking landscape the C Bar is a transitional high desert ranch consisting of mountainous terrain with picturesque sandstone bluffs and canyons, to rolling hills and grasslands. The ranch hosts an array of vegetation consisting of both native occurring grasses, shrubbery , trees, and some that have been seeded in by the ranch owner, including Buffalo Grass, Arizona cotton top, Sand Dropseed, and Russian Wildrye, and Sycamore Trees. Improvements The current owner's motto, leave the land better than you found it, resonates throughout the C Bar Ranch. The property is a testament to excellent stewardship and sustainable land management practices: Habitat Enhancement: The ranch has implemented a $200,000 U.S. Fish and Wildlife grant to improve ground-nesting bird habitat, resulting in a thriving quail population. Awards and Recognition: C Bar Ranch has earned accolades, including: Excellence in Range Management (Society for Range Management) and Outstanding Land Stewardship (New Mexico Association of Conservation Districts) Water Resources: Exceptional water infrastructure includes: 11 wells, 8 storage tanks, 30,000 feet of pipeline ensuring excellent water distribution, and numerous seasonal dirt tanks scattered across the property. Fencing and Pastures: The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced, with pastures managed for both cattle grazing and wildlife habitat. Cattle and Wildlife Facilities: Features three sets of working pens and thoughtfully managed pastures. Endless Potential Whether you're seeking a productive cattle operation, a hunter's paradise, or a private retreat, the C Bar Ranch offers unparalleled flexibility. The diverse terrain and improvements make it well-suited for agriculture, recreation, or conservation. Seller Financing Available The seller is open to considering owner financing with specified terms, adding even more appeal to this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Don't miss your chance to own this award-winning ranch, where natural beauty, sustainability, and productivity come together. *Buyer to verify all listing information. Recreation Wildlife & Hunting Opportunities The C Bar Ranch, located in Game Management Unit 23 in Grant County, offers exceptional hunting and wildlife opportunities. This area is renowned for its trophy-quality Coues Deerwith 9 out of 10 Boone and Crockett records for the species coming from Grant and Hidalgo Counties, according to NM Game and Fish. The ranch hosts thriving populations of Mule Deer and Coues Deer, with over-the-counter deer tags available for the landowner and designated hunters. Other hunting highlights include: Quail species: Gambel's (most common), Montezuma, and Scaled Quail. A small resident Elk herd, supported by excellent management and abundant grass and water. Unlimited over-the-counter Elk tags (one per person) are available for landowners. Additional game: Bear, mountain lion, antelope, javelina, coyote, bobcat, and coatimundi. The ranch's sandstone bluffs, rolling terrain, and picturesque topography also provide opportunities for photography, rock climbing, biking, and other outdoor recreation. Historically, the property has supported guided hunting, with two annual Elk hunts and two deer hunts. The combination of diverse wildlife and year-round activities makes the C Bar Ranch a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Other wildlife on the ranch includes bear, mountain lion, antelope, javelina, coyote, bobcat, and coatimundi. The Sandstone bluffs, and overall topography of the ranch create opportunities for a multitude of other recreational activities to enjoy right at home such as photography, rock climbing, biking etc. General Operations Currently, there is a lease contract covering three sections situated in the Southernmost part of the ranch for wind generated energy. Access for the power company for construction and maintenance is through a neighboring ranch to the south, maintaining the privacy and integrity of the heart of the property. Construction of the turbines have not yet begun, however there is a potential for more income once they are. History The history of this ranch is evident in the many native American sites, petroglyphs, pictographs and the remnants of homesteads. Also, there once was a school on the property in the early 1900s. The C Bar Ranch is truly a unique and special place, and with over 90,000 more applicants for big game tags this year over lastand the stock market the most volatile it has been in many years, is it time for you to secure your own recreational ranch with tags and while it is still affordable? Call or email today for more information or to schedule a qualified showing. Location The ranch is located about 75 miles from the Arizona border. Tucson is within about 185 miles. The historic towns of Silver City, Bisbee, and Tombstone with their great food and shopping are all near enough for a day trip. Fishing lakes and rivers in the vicinity are easily accessible from the ranch. Also popular in the area are the Gila Cliff Dwellings, the City of Rocks, Rockhound State Park and the Faywood Hot Springs.

Situated in the heart of New Mexico's famed Gila country, bordering the Gila National Forest on 3 sides and just 25 miles northeast of Silver City, the 11,156 deeded acre Mimbres River Ranch is a rare blend of natural beauty, rich history, and agricultural excellence. This stunning property offers a peaceful retreat, abundant resources, and endless possibilities for ranching, recreation, and investment. Abundant Wildlife & Recreation Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, the ranch is enrolled in the EPLUS Landowner System, offering elk authorizations for bull and cow tags. With thriving populations of Mule Deer, Coues Deer, Black Bear, Merriams Turkey, and more, its a hunters paradise. Additional recreational opportunities await at nearby Bear Canyon Lake, known for its excellent fishing. Exceptional Agricultural Opportunity Traditionally operated as a cow/calf ranch, this property features diverse terrain, from fertile river bottoms to mesa tops and gently sloping mountainsides. Covered in native grasses and browse, the ranch is ideal for grazing livestock and attracting wildlife. With reliable year-round water sources, including the live waters of the Mimbres River, this ranch ensures sustainable agricultural operations. Prime Location with Easy Access Conveniently located along paved highway frontage, the ranch provides seamless access to modern amenities while maintaining a serene and secluded atmosphere. Breathtaking Natural Beauty Bordering the Gila National Forest, the property boasts elevations ranging from 5,900 to 7,000 feet and is home to diverse flora, including Black Walnut, Ponderosa Pine, and Live Oak. Enjoy panoramic views, tranquil riverfront settings, and the stunning Southwestern landscape. Water Rights & Infrastructure The ranchs water resources are exceptional, featuring 1893 priority water rights on the Mimbres River, windmills, solar wells, and stock tanks that support the ecosystem and operations. Rich History & Cultural Significance Explore the legacy of the prehistoric Mogollon culture, with ancient ruins and scattered artifacts, including world-renowned examples of Mogollon pottery. The ranch is a living testament to the deep cultural heritage of the region. A Unique Investment Opportunity Whether you envision it as a productive cattle ranch, a recreational hunting destination, or a legacy property, the Mimbres River Ranch offers unmatched potential. With thoughtful management, it can become a thriving operation with multiple income streams. Experience the extraordinary charm of the Mimbres River Ranch, where history meets opportunity in an unforgettable setting. Contact us today for more information or to schedule your private tour.

Situated in the heart of New Mexico's famed Gila country, bordering the Gila National Forest on 3 sides and just 25 miles northeast of Silver City, the 11,156 deeded acre Mimbres River Ranch is a rare blend of natural beauty, rich history, and agricultural excellence. This stunning property offers a peaceful retreat, abundant resources, and endless possibilities for ranching, recreation, and investment. Abundant Wildlife & Recreation Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, the ranch is enrolled in the EPLUS Landowner System, offering elk authorizations for bull and cow tags. With thriving populations of Mule Deer, Coues Deer, Black Bear, Merriams Turkey, and more, its a hunters paradise. Additional recreational opportunities await at nearby Bear Canyon Lake, known for its excellent fishing. Exceptional Agricultural Opportunity Traditionally operated as a cow/calf ranch, this property features diverse terrain, from fertile river bottoms to mesa tops and gently sloping mountainsides. Covered in native grasses and browse, the ranch is ideal for grazing livestock and attracting wildlife. With reliable year-round water sources, including the live waters of the Mimbres River, this ranch ensures sustainable agricultural operations. Prime Location with Easy Access Conveniently located along paved highway frontage, the ranch provides seamless access to modern amenities while maintaining a serene and secluded atmosphere. Breathtaking Natural Beauty Bordering the Gila National Forest, the property boasts elevations ranging from 5,900 to 7,000 feet and is home to diverse flora, including Black Walnut, Ponderosa Pine, and Live Oak. Enjoy panoramic views, tranquil riverfront settings, and the stunning Southwestern landscape. Water Rights & Infrastructure The ranchs water resources are exceptional, featuring 1893 priority water rights on the Mimbres River, windmills, solar wells, and stock tanks that support the ecosystem and operations. Rich History & Cultural Significance Explore the legacy of the prehistoric Mogollon culture, with ancient ruins and scattered artifacts, including world-renowned examples of Mogollon pottery. The ranch is a living testament to the deep cultural heritage of the region. A Unique Investment Opportunity Whether you envision it as a productive cattle ranch, a recreational hunting destination, or a legacy property, the Mimbres River Ranch offers unmatched potential. With thoughtful management, it can become a thriving operation with multiple income streams. Experience the extraordinary charm of the Mimbres River Ranch, where history meets opportunity in an unforgettable setting. Contact us today for more information or to schedule your private tour.

Situated in the heart of New Mexico's famed Gila country, bordering the Gila National Forest on 3 sides and just 25 miles northeast of Silver City, the 11,156 deeded acre Mimbres River Ranch is a rare blend of natural beauty, rich history, and agricultural excellence. This stunning property offers a peaceful retreat, abundant resources, and endless possibilities for ranching, recreation, and investment. Abundant Wildlife & Recreation Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, the ranch is enrolled in the EPLUS Landowner System, offering elk authorizations for bull and cow tags. With thriving populations of Mule Deer, Coues Deer, Black Bear, Merriams Turkey, and more, its a hunters paradise. Additional recreational opportunities await at nearby Bear Canyon Lake, known for its excellent fishing. Exceptional Agricultural Opportunity Traditionally operated as a cow/calf ranch, this property features diverse terrain, from fertile river bottoms to mesa tops and gently sloping mountainsides. Covered in native grasses and browse, the ranch is ideal for grazing livestock and attracting wildlife. With reliable year-round water sources, including the live waters of the Mimbres River, this ranch ensures sustainable agricultural operations. Prime Location with Easy Access Conveniently located along paved highway frontage, the ranch provides seamless access to modern amenities while maintaining a serene and secluded atmosphere. Breathtaking Natural Beauty Bordering the Gila National Forest, the property boasts elevations ranging from 5,900 to 7,000 feet and is home to diverse flora, including Black Walnut, Ponderosa Pine, and Live Oak. Enjoy panoramic views, tranquil riverfront settings, and the stunning Southwestern landscape. Water Rights & Infrastructure The ranchs water resources are exceptional, featuring 1893 priority water rights on the Mimbres River, windmills, solar wells, and stock tanks that support the ecosystem and operations. Rich History & Cultural Significance Explore the legacy of the prehistoric Mogollon culture, with ancient ruins and scattered artifacts, including world-renowned examples of Mogollon pottery. The ranch is a living testament to the deep cultural heritage of the region. A Unique Investment Opportunity Whether you envision it as a productive cattle ranch, a recreational hunting destination, or a legacy property, the Mimbres River Ranch offers unmatched potential. With thoughtful management, it can become a thriving operation with multiple income streams. Experience the extraordinary charm of the Mimbres River Ranch, where history meets opportunity in an unforgettable setting. Contact us today for more information or to schedule your private tour.

Situated in the heart of New Mexico's famed Gila country, bordering the Gila National Forest on 3 sides and just 25 miles northeast of Silver City, the 11,156 deeded acre Mimbres River Ranch is a rare blend of natural beauty, rich history, and agricultural excellence. This stunning property offers a peaceful retreat, abundant resources, and endless possibilities for ranching, recreation, and investment. Abundant Wildlife & Recreation Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, the ranch is enrolled in the EPLUS Landowner System, offering elk authorizations for bull and cow tags. With thriving populations of Mule Deer, Coues Deer, Black Bear, Merriams Turkey, and more, its a hunters paradise. Additional recreational opportunities await at nearby Bear Canyon Lake, known for its excellent fishing. Exceptional Agricultural Opportunity Traditionally operated as a cow/calf ranch, this property features diverse terrain, from fertile river bottoms to mesa tops and gently sloping mountainsides. Covered in native grasses and browse, the ranch is ideal for grazing livestock and attracting wildlife. With reliable year-round water sources, including the live waters of the Mimbres River, this ranch ensures sustainable agricultural operations. Prime Location with Easy Access Conveniently located along paved highway frontage, the ranch provides seamless access to modern amenities while maintaining a serene and secluded atmosphere. Breathtaking Natural Beauty Bordering the Gila National Forest, the property boasts elevations ranging from 5,900 to 7,000 feet and is home to diverse flora, including Black Walnut, Ponderosa Pine, and Live Oak. Enjoy panoramic views, tranquil riverfront settings, and the stunning Southwestern landscape. Water Rights & Infrastructure The ranchs water resources are exceptional, featuring 1893 priority water rights on the Mimbres River, windmills, solar wells, and stock tanks that support the ecosystem and operations. Rich History & Cultural Significance Explore the legacy of the prehistoric Mogollon culture, with ancient ruins and scattered artifacts, including world-renowned examples of Mogollon pottery. The ranch is a living testament to the deep cultural heritage of the region. A Unique Investment Opportunity Whether you envision it as a productive cattle ranch, a recreational hunting destination, or a legacy property, the Mimbres River Ranch offers unmatched potential. With thoughtful management, it can become a thriving operation with multiple income streams. Experience the extraordinary charm of the Mimbres River Ranch, where history meets opportunity in an unforgettable setting. Contact us today for more information or to schedule your private tour.

Situated in the heart of New Mexico's famed Gila country, bordering the Gila National Forest on 3 sides and just 25 miles northeast of Silver City, the 11,156 deeded acre Mimbres River Ranch is a rare blend of natural beauty, rich history, and agricultural excellence. This stunning property offers a peaceful retreat, abundant resources, and endless possibilities for ranching, recreation, and investment. Abundant Wildlife & Recreation Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, the ranch is enrolled in the EPLUS Landowner System, offering elk authorizations for bull and cow tags. With thriving populations of Mule Deer, Coues Deer, Black Bear, Merriams Turkey, and more, its a hunters paradise. Additional recreational opportunities await at nearby Bear Canyon Lake, known for its excellent fishing. Exceptional Agricultural Opportunity Traditionally operated as a cow/calf ranch, this property features diverse terrain, from fertile river bottoms to mesa tops and gently sloping mountainsides. Covered in native grasses and browse, the ranch is ideal for grazing livestock and attracting wildlife. With reliable year-round water sources, including the live waters of the Mimbres River, this ranch ensures sustainable agricultural operations. Prime Location with Easy Access Conveniently located along paved highway frontage, the ranch provides seamless access to modern amenities while maintaining a serene and secluded atmosphere. Breathtaking Natural Beauty Bordering the Gila National Forest, the property boasts elevations ranging from 5,900 to 7,000 feet and is home to diverse flora, including Black Walnut, Ponderosa Pine, and Live Oak. Enjoy panoramic views, tranquil riverfront settings, and the stunning Southwestern landscape. Water Rights & Infrastructure The ranchs water resources are exceptional, featuring 1893 priority water rights on the Mimbres River, windmills, solar wells, and stock tanks that support the ecosystem and operations. Rich History & Cultural Significance Explore the legacy of the prehistoric Mogollon culture, with ancient ruins and scattered artifacts, including world-renowned examples of Mogollon pottery. The ranch is a living testament to the deep cultural heritage of the region. A Unique Investment Opportunity Whether you envision it as a productive cattle ranch, a recreational hunting destination, or a legacy property, the Mimbres River Ranch offers unmatched potential. With thoughtful management, it can become a thriving operation with multiple income streams. Experience the extraordinary charm of the Mimbres River Ranch, where history meets opportunity in an unforgettable setting. Contact us today for more information or to schedule your private tour.

Stunning 60-acre retreat, gracefully nestled among the ponderosa pines. With a main home and numerous outbuildings, this remarkable property offers an opportunity to immerse yourself in nature's beauty. Bordered by the Gila National Forest on three sides, this sanctuary invites outdoor enthusiasts to embrace a lifestyle filled with adventure-riding and hiking trails, wildlife sightings, and endless exploration await. Land Bring your Polaris, Cam Am or Kawasaki because this incomparable Sky Fire Ranch is bordered on three Sides by the +/-3.3 million acres of the magnificent Gila National Forest with your unique private back gates accessing directly into the +/-100's of miles of side-by-side trails that compliment the Gila, including the Continental Divide Trail! Almost 60 acres are divided into three different pastures, providing opportunities for rotational grazing for someone with horses or livestock. Flat terrain with established grasses, including both cool and warm season grasses. The area immediately adjacent to the home and outbuildings is surrounded by mature Ponderosa Pines, Gambel's Oak, and landscaped with numerous other species of plants, making it a picturesque property. Most evenings enjoy 60-100 head of elk in your front pasture, watching the cow and calves playing about and being serenaded by the bulls bugling in the fall . Improvements The main home is over 3,400 square feet, with an attached two-car oversized garage featuring its own walk-in door entrance and exit, leading directly into the fenced backyard. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an oversized laundry area, an office, and a walk-in pantry, all situated within an open living space, this home flows seamlessly. The chefs kitchen accessorized with Wolf and Subzero appliances, with its beautiful island allowing plenty of space for food prep, is topped off by the gorgeous farmhouse-style sink. The front porch extends almost the length of the house and provides beautiful views of the Sapillo Creek valley. Main residence was completely remodeled in 2023 including new standing seam metal roof, new stucco, new bathrooms, kitchen, laundry room, flooring, and a new Generac generator installed in 2024. Oak Creek-The guest quarters, just recently completed in September 2024, is a simple but elegant one-bedroom one-bath space with a beautiful living area. In addition, there is a large walk-in closet, laundry area, and desk space, all very creatively tucked in, making it a highly functional dwelling at just over 1000 square feet. Rock Studio Lodge- One of the most creative conversions in the southwest U.S. turning a four-stall horse barn into an studio-entertaining space that currently features a dark-room (easily converted to kitchen), indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces and a one bedroom, one bath apartment with its own entrance. Utilizing stone walls, the rustic beams from the barn and modern finishes, this is a one-of-a-kind space that will be the topic of discussion among all visitors. Elk Meadows Cabin-Beautiful wood interior one one-bedroom studio cabin with a bath, its own little kitchen dinette and a sitting desk on the far Northeast corner of the property makes a perfect little getaway. Studio with RV Garage- Fully enclosed and covered parking for a small RV or travel trailer with automatic garage door. The pass-through door leads into a beautiful, bright, vibrant studio space that can be utilized in numerous ways. A beautiful porch out front to hang out and enjoy the fresh mountain breeze. Aspen-No need to go and find a gym in town when you have this one already set up on the property. Stream your favorite workouts and make sure you get any additional exercise you didn't already get enjoying this wonderful property and the adjacent forest. This property is a true gardener's paradise, featuring 12 raised beds with a variety of vegetable and flower plantings and 12 fruit trees, including apples, pears, peaches, cherries, and apricots. The pice de resistance is an 8,000 sq. ft. Zen Garden, graced with Japanese maples, bamboo, ginkgo trees, and native grasses. Native ponderosa and juniper trees further enrich the landscape, providing a seamless blend with the surrounding natural environment. Adding to its allure, the estate boasts five perimeter gates that open directly into the Gila National Forest, offering access to hundreds of miles of hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding trails. Water needs are fully met with three wells, including one with secured commercial water rights for ample irrigation. This unique property isn't just home or an estate residence it's a lifestyle, where luxury meets nature in perfect harmony, and where privacy and adventure are always within reach. Undeniably, the most premier property in all of Grant County. Recreation The Gila National Forest has 3.3 million acres to explore. There are dozens of developed campgrounds and almost limitless opportunities for dispersed camping. With three designated wilderness areas, over 1,600 miles oftrails, including almost 250 miles of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, the Catwalk National Scenic Trail, Woodhaul Wagon Road and Sawmill Wagon Road National Scenic Trails, there's no shortage of hiking, biking, and horseback riding opportunities. The forest's more than 3,300 miles of motorized routes and National and State Scenic Byways provide ample opportunity for OHV riding, scenic driving and nature viewing. Learn about cultural history at the Gila Cliff Dwellings, theHistorical Fort BayardMuseum, the Catwalk, and discover traces of those who passed before us. Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument-For thousands of years, groups of nomads used the caves above Cliff Dweller Creek as temporary shelter. In the late 1200s, people of the agricultural Mogollon (Southern Ancestral Pueblo) culture made it a home. They built rooms, crafted pottery and raised children in the cliff dwellings for one or two generations. By approximately 1300, the Mogollon had moved on, leaving the walls behind. Lake Roberts,a man-made lake within the Gila National Forest, is a popular destination for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and birdwatching.Located about 30 miles north of Silver City, it offers a scenic view of blue water surrounded by ponderosa pine, oak, and cottonwood trees.The lake is stocked with rainbow trout and other fish, and includes camping, picnic areas, and a wheelchair-accessible fishing pier. Agriculture Grant County, New Mexico hasa significant agricultural sector, with both livestock and crop production.The county is characterized by a mix of land uses, including pastureland, cropland, and woodland.Key agricultural products include livestock, hay, corn, and various other crops. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water rights associated with the wells on the property will convey. Registered commercial water rights in addition to three wells of 1.635 acre feet per annum. No known mineral rights associated with the property. General Operations Sky Fire Ranch could be the ideal outdoor corporate retreat your company needs, offering an inspiring setting designed to foster collaboration, creativity, and team building amidst nature's breathtaking beauty. Set against a stunning backdrop of lush landscapes and vibrant scenery, this unique venue offers a refreshing escape from the confines of the office, allowing your team to recharge and rejuvenate. With the mild change of seasons the retreat could be utilized year round. Sky Fire Ranch is perfect for equestrian enthusiasts and horse trainers! This exceptional property offers the ideal setting to fulfill your dreams of running a professional horse training facility while enjoying the tranquility of country living. Spanning several acres of picturesque land, the property boasts well-fenced pastures and lush meadows, providing ample room for horses to graze and roam freely. The gentle terrain is ideal for riding and training, ensuring your horses have the space they need to thrive. Region & Climate Silver City experiences some of the best, mild four seasons with a Mediterranean climate of warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters, typical of the southwestern part of New Mexico. Summer Monsoons: The North American Monsoon brings rain to the area from July to September, particularly impacting southern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona. Temperature: The annual average temperature is 54 degrees Fahrenheit.Mid-summer days can reach the eighties, while winters offer pleasant, above-freezing temperatures. Precipitation: Rainfall is generally moderate in the fall and winter, with a dry period in the spring.The summer monsoon season brings significant precipitation. Snowfall: While snowfall can occur, it's less frequent than in higher elevations.Usually snow is gone History The Mimbres region, located in southwestern New Mexico, has a rich history with a significant pre-colonial chapter.The Mimbres people, a branch of the Mogollon culture, flourished between roughly AD 900 and 1130, known for their exquisite black-on-white pottery.They lived in compact villages and pueblos along the Mimbres River, and their culture reached its peak during the Mimbres Classic Period (AD 1000-1130). Location Silver city is the closest town with most amenities. Silver City, New Mexico isa charming town in the southwest corner of the state, known for its historic downtown, vibrant art scene, and Old West heritage.Located near the headwaters of the Gila River and nestled beside theGila Wilderness Area,it's a hub for outdoor recreation and a gateway to the Gila National Forest.The town also boasts a strong sense of community and a history that dates back to the 1870s, when it was established as a mining boomtown. El Paso International Airport is about 170 miles away and just under a three hour drive from the property.

Stunning 60-acre retreat, gracefully nestled among the ponderosa pines. With a main home and numerous outbuildings, this remarkable property offers an opportunity to immerse yourself in nature's beauty. Bordered by the Gila National Forest on three sides, this sanctuary invites outdoor enthusiasts to embrace a lifestyle filled with adventure-riding and hiking trails, wildlife sightings, and endless exploration await. Land Bring your Polaris, Cam Am or Kawasaki because this incomparable Sky Fire Ranch is bordered on three Sides by the +/-3.3 million acres of the magnificent Gila National Forest with your unique private back gates accessing directly into the +/-100's of miles of side-by-side trails that compliment the Gila, including the Continental Divide Trail! Almost 60 acres are divided into three different pastures, providing opportunities for rotational grazing for someone with horses or livestock. Flat terrain with established grasses, including both cool and warm season grasses. The area immediately adjacent to the home and outbuildings is surrounded by mature Ponderosa Pines, Gambel's Oak, and landscaped with numerous other species of plants, making it a picturesque property. Most evenings enjoy 60-100 head of elk in your front pasture, watching the cow and calves playing about and being serenaded by the bulls bugling in the fall . Improvements The main home is over 3,400 square feet, with an attached two-car oversized garage featuring its own walk-in door entrance and exit, leading directly into the fenced backyard. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an oversized laundry area, an office, and a walk-in pantry, all situated within an open living space, this home flows seamlessly. The chefs kitchen accessorized with Wolf and Subzero appliances, with its beautiful island allowing plenty of space for food prep, is topped off by the gorgeous farmhouse-style sink. The front porch extends almost the length of the house and provides beautiful views of the Sapillo Creek valley. Main residence was completely remodeled in 2023 including new standing seam metal roof, new stucco, new bathrooms, kitchen, laundry room, flooring, and a new Generac generator installed in 2024. Oak Creek-The guest quarters, just recently completed in September 2024, is a simple but elegant one-bedroom one-bath space with a beautiful living area. In addition, there is a large walk-in closet, laundry area, and desk space, all very creatively tucked in, making it a highly functional dwelling at just over 1000 square feet. Rock Studio Lodge- One of the most creative conversions in the southwest U.S. turning a four-stall horse barn into an studio-entertaining space that currently features a dark-room (easily converted to kitchen), indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces and a one bedroom, one bath apartment with its own entrance. Utilizing stone walls, the rustic beams from the barn and modern finishes, this is a one-of-a-kind space that will be the topic of discussion among all visitors. Elk Meadows Cabin-Beautiful wood interior one one-bedroom studio cabin with a bath, its own little kitchen dinette and a sitting desk on the far Northeast corner of the property makes a perfect little getaway. Studio with RV Garage- Fully enclosed and covered parking for a small RV or travel trailer with automatic garage door. The pass-through door leads into a beautiful, bright, vibrant studio space that can be utilized in numerous ways. A beautiful porch out front to hang out and enjoy the fresh mountain breeze. Aspen-No need to go and find a gym in town when you have this one already set up on the property. Stream your favorite workouts and make sure you get any additional exercise you didn't already get enjoying this wonderful property and the adjacent forest. This property is a true gardener's paradise, featuring 12 raised beds with a variety of vegetable and flower plantings and 12 fruit trees, including apples, pears, peaches, cherries, and apricots. The pice de resistance is an 8,000 sq. ft. Zen Garden, graced with Japanese maples, bamboo, ginkgo trees, and native grasses. Native ponderosa and juniper trees further enrich the landscape, providing a seamless blend with the surrounding natural environment. Adding to its allure, the estate boasts five perimeter gates that open directly into the Gila National Forest, offering access to hundreds of miles of hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding trails. Water needs are fully met with three wells, including one with secured commercial water rights for ample irrigation. This unique property isn't just home or an estate residence it's a lifestyle, where luxury meets nature in perfect harmony, and where privacy and adventure are always within reach. Undeniably, the most premier property in all of Grant County. Recreation The Gila National Forest has 3.3 million acres to explore. There are dozens of developed campgrounds and almost limitless opportunities for dispersed camping. With three designated wilderness areas, over 1,600 miles oftrails, including almost 250 miles of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, the Catwalk National Scenic Trail, Woodhaul Wagon Road and Sawmill Wagon Road National Scenic Trails, there's no shortage of hiking, biking, and horseback riding opportunities. The forest's more than 3,300 miles of motorized routes and National and State Scenic Byways provide ample opportunity for OHV riding, scenic driving and nature viewing. Learn about cultural history at the Gila Cliff Dwellings, theHistorical Fort BayardMuseum, the Catwalk, and discover traces of those who passed before us. Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument-For thousands of years, groups of nomads used the caves above Cliff Dweller Creek as temporary shelter. In the late 1200s, people of the agricultural Mogollon (Southern Ancestral Pueblo) culture made it a home. They built rooms, crafted pottery and raised children in the cliff dwellings for one or two generations. By approximately 1300, the Mogollon had moved on, leaving the walls behind. Lake Roberts,a man-made lake within the Gila National Forest, is a popular destination for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and birdwatching.Located about 30 miles north of Silver City, it offers a scenic view of blue water surrounded by ponderosa pine, oak, and cottonwood trees.The lake is stocked with rainbow trout and other fish, and includes camping, picnic areas, and a wheelchair-accessible fishing pier. Agriculture Grant County, New Mexico hasa significant agricultural sector, with both livestock and crop production.The county is characterized by a mix of land uses, including pastureland, cropland, and woodland.Key agricultural products include livestock, hay, corn, and various other crops. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water rights associated with the wells on the property will convey. Registered commercial water rights in addition to three wells of 1.635 acre feet per annum. No known mineral rights associated with the property. General Operations Sky Fire Ranch could be the ideal outdoor corporate retreat your company needs, offering an inspiring setting designed to foster collaboration, creativity, and team building amidst nature's breathtaking beauty. Set against a stunning backdrop of lush landscapes and vibrant scenery, this unique venue offers a refreshing escape from the confines of the office, allowing your team to recharge and rejuvenate. With the mild change of seasons the retreat could be utilized year round. Sky Fire Ranch is perfect for equestrian enthusiasts and horse trainers! This exceptional property offers the ideal setting to fulfill your dreams of running a professional horse training facility while enjoying the tranquility of country living. Spanning several acres of picturesque land, the property boasts well-fenced pastures and lush meadows, providing ample room for horses to graze and roam freely. The gentle terrain is ideal for riding and training, ensuring your horses have the space they need to thrive. Region & Climate Silver City experiences some of the best, mild four seasons with a Mediterranean climate of warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters, typical of the southwestern part of New Mexico. Summer Monsoons: The North American Monsoon brings rain to the area from July to September, particularly impacting southern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona. Temperature: The annual average temperature is 54 degrees Fahrenheit.Mid-summer days can reach the eighties, while winters offer pleasant, above-freezing temperatures. Precipitation: Rainfall is generally moderate in the fall and winter, with a dry period in the spring.The summer monsoon season brings significant precipitation. Snowfall: While snowfall can occur, it's less frequent than in higher elevations.Usually snow is gone History The Mimbres region, located in southwestern New Mexico, has a rich history with a significant pre-colonial chapter.The Mimbres people, a branch of the Mogollon culture, flourished between roughly AD 900 and 1130, known for their exquisite black-on-white pottery.They lived in compact villages and pueblos along the Mimbres River, and their culture reached its peak during the Mimbres Classic Period (AD 1000-1130). Location Silver city is the closest town with most amenities. Silver City, New Mexico isa charming town in the southwest corner of the state, known for its historic downtown, vibrant art scene, and Old West heritage.Located near the headwaters of the Gila River and nestled beside theGila Wilderness Area,it's a hub for outdoor recreation and a gateway to the Gila National Forest.The town also boasts a strong sense of community and a history that dates back to the 1870s, when it was established as a mining boomtown. El Paso International Airport is about 170 miles away and just under a three hour drive from the property.

Stunning 60-acre retreat, gracefully nestled among the ponderosa pines. With a main home and numerous outbuildings, this remarkable property offers an opportunity to immerse yourself in nature's beauty. Bordered by the Gila National Forest on three sides, this sanctuary invites outdoor enthusiasts to embrace a lifestyle filled with adventure-riding and hiking trails, wildlife sightings, and endless exploration await. Land Bring your Polaris, Cam Am or Kawasaki because this incomparable Sky Fire Ranch is bordered on three Sides by the +/-3.3 million acres of the magnificent Gila National Forest with your unique private back gates accessing directly into the +/-100's of miles of side-by-side trails that compliment the Gila, including the Continental Divide Trail! Almost 60 acres are divided into three different pastures, providing opportunities for rotational grazing for someone with horses or livestock. Flat terrain with established grasses, including both cool and warm season grasses. The area immediately adjacent to the home and outbuildings is surrounded by mature Ponderosa Pines, Gambel's Oak, and landscaped with numerous other species of plants, making it a picturesque property. Most evenings enjoy 60-100 head of elk in your front pasture, watching the cow and calves playing about and being serenaded by the bulls bugling in the fall . Improvements The main home is over 3,400 square feet, with an attached two-car oversized garage featuring its own walk-in door entrance and exit, leading directly into the fenced backyard. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an oversized laundry area, an office, and a walk-in pantry, all situated within an open living space, this home flows seamlessly. The chefs kitchen accessorized with Wolf and Subzero appliances, with its beautiful island allowing plenty of space for food prep, is topped off by the gorgeous farmhouse-style sink. The front porch extends almost the length of the house and provides beautiful views of the Sapillo Creek valley. Main residence was completely remodeled in 2023 including new standing seam metal roof, new stucco, new bathrooms, kitchen, laundry room, flooring, and a new Generac generator installed in 2024. Oak Creek-The guest quarters, just recently completed in September 2024, is a simple but elegant one-bedroom one-bath space with a beautiful living area. In addition, there is a large walk-in closet, laundry area, and desk space, all very creatively tucked in, making it a highly functional dwelling at just over 1000 square feet. Rock Studio Lodge- One of the most creative conversions in the southwest U.S. turning a four-stall horse barn into an studio-entertaining space that currently features a dark-room (easily converted to kitchen), indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces and a one bedroom, one bath apartment with its own entrance. Utilizing stone walls, the rustic beams from the barn and modern finishes, this is a one-of-a-kind space that will be the topic of discussion among all visitors. Elk Meadows Cabin-Beautiful wood interior one one-bedroom studio cabin with a bath, its own little kitchen dinette and a sitting desk on the far Northeast corner of the property makes a perfect little getaway. Studio with RV Garage- Fully enclosed and covered parking for a small RV or travel trailer with automatic garage door. The pass-through door leads into a beautiful, bright, vibrant studio space that can be utilized in numerous ways. A beautiful porch out front to hang out and enjoy the fresh mountain breeze. Aspen-No need to go and find a gym in town when you have this one already set up on the property. Stream your favorite workouts and make sure you get any additional exercise you didn't already get enjoying this wonderful property and the adjacent forest. This property is a true gardener's paradise, featuring 12 raised beds with a variety of vegetable and flower plantings and 12 fruit trees, including apples, pears, peaches, cherries, and apricots. The pice de resistance is an 8,000 sq. ft. Zen Garden, graced with Japanese maples, bamboo, ginkgo trees, and native grasses. Native ponderosa and juniper trees further enrich the landscape, providing a seamless blend with the surrounding natural environment. Adding to its allure, the estate boasts five perimeter gates that open directly into the Gila National Forest, offering access to hundreds of miles of hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding trails. Water needs are fully met with three wells, including one with secured commercial water rights for ample irrigation. This unique property isn't just home or an estate residence it's a lifestyle, where luxury meets nature in perfect harmony, and where privacy and adventure are always within reach. Undeniably, the most premier property in all of Grant County. Recreation The Gila National Forest has 3.3 million acres to explore. There are dozens of developed campgrounds and almost limitless opportunities for dispersed camping. With three designated wilderness areas, over 1,600 miles oftrails, including almost 250 miles of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, the Catwalk National Scenic Trail, Woodhaul Wagon Road and Sawmill Wagon Road National Scenic Trails, there's no shortage of hiking, biking, and horseback riding opportunities. The forest's more than 3,300 miles of motorized routes and National and State Scenic Byways provide ample opportunity for OHV riding, scenic driving and nature viewing. Learn about cultural history at the Gila Cliff Dwellings, theHistorical Fort BayardMuseum, the Catwalk, and discover traces of those who passed before us. Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument-For thousands of years, groups of nomads used the caves above Cliff Dweller Creek as temporary shelter. In the late 1200s, people of the agricultural Mogollon (Southern Ancestral Pueblo) culture made it a home. They built rooms, crafted pottery and raised children in the cliff dwellings for one or two generations. By approximately 1300, the Mogollon had moved on, leaving the walls behind. Lake Roberts,a man-made lake within the Gila National Forest, is a popular destination for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and birdwatching.Located about 30 miles north of Silver City, it offers a scenic view of blue water surrounded by ponderosa pine, oak, and cottonwood trees.The lake is stocked with rainbow trout and other fish, and includes camping, picnic areas, and a wheelchair-accessible fishing pier. Agriculture Grant County, New Mexico hasa significant agricultural sector, with both livestock and crop production.The county is characterized by a mix of land uses, including pastureland, cropland, and woodland.Key agricultural products include livestock, hay, corn, and various other crops. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water rights associated with the wells on the property will convey. Registered commercial water rights in addition to three wells of 1.635 acre feet per annum. No known mineral rights associated with the property. General Operations Sky Fire Ranch could be the ideal outdoor corporate retreat your company needs, offering an inspiring setting designed to foster collaboration, creativity, and team building amidst nature's breathtaking beauty. Set against a stunning backdrop of lush landscapes and vibrant scenery, this unique venue offers a refreshing escape from the confines of the office, allowing your team to recharge and rejuvenate. With the mild change of seasons the retreat could be utilized year round. Sky Fire Ranch is perfect for equestrian enthusiasts and horse trainers! This exceptional property offers the ideal setting to fulfill your dreams of running a professional horse training facility while enjoying the tranquility of country living. Spanning several acres of picturesque land, the property boasts well-fenced pastures and lush meadows, providing ample room for horses to graze and roam freely. The gentle terrain is ideal for riding and training, ensuring your horses have the space they need to thrive. Region & Climate Silver City experiences some of the best, mild four seasons with a Mediterranean climate of warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters, typical of the southwestern part of New Mexico. Summer Monsoons: The North American Monsoon brings rain to the area from July to September, particularly impacting southern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona. Temperature: The annual average temperature is 54 degrees Fahrenheit.Mid-summer days can reach the eighties, while winters offer pleasant, above-freezing temperatures. Precipitation: Rainfall is generally moderate in the fall and winter, with a dry period in the spring.The summer monsoon season brings significant precipitation. Snowfall: While snowfall can occur, it's less frequent than in higher elevations.Usually snow is gone History The Mimbres region, located in southwestern New Mexico, has a rich history with a significant pre-colonial chapter.The Mimbres people, a branch of the Mogollon culture, flourished between roughly AD 900 and 1130, known for their exquisite black-on-white pottery.They lived in compact villages and pueblos along the Mimbres River, and their culture reached its peak during the Mimbres Classic Period (AD 1000-1130). Location Silver city is the closest town with most amenities. Silver City, New Mexico isa charming town in the southwest corner of the state, known for its historic downtown, vibrant art scene, and Old West heritage.Located near the headwaters of the Gila River and nestled beside theGila Wilderness Area,it's a hub for outdoor recreation and a gateway to the Gila National Forest.The town also boasts a strong sense of community and a history that dates back to the 1870s, when it was established as a mining boomtown. El Paso International Airport is about 170 miles away and just under a three hour drive from the property.

Stunning 60-acre retreat, gracefully nestled among the ponderosa pines. With a main home and numerous outbuildings, this remarkable property offers an opportunity to immerse yourself in nature's beauty. Bordered by the Gila National Forest on three sides, this sanctuary invites outdoor enthusiasts to embrace a lifestyle filled with adventure-riding and hiking trails, wildlife sightings, and endless exploration await. Land Bring your Polaris, Cam Am or Kawasaki because this incomparable Sky Fire Ranch is bordered on three Sides by the +/-3.3 million acres of the magnificent Gila National Forest with your unique private back gates accessing directly into the +/-100's of miles of side-by-side trails that compliment the Gila, including the Continental Divide Trail! Almost 60 acres are divided into three different pastures, providing opportunities for rotational grazing for someone with horses or livestock. Flat terrain with established grasses, including both cool and warm season grasses. The area immediately adjacent to the home and outbuildings is surrounded by mature Ponderosa Pines, Gambel's Oak, and landscaped with numerous other species of plants, making it a picturesque property. Most evenings enjoy 60-100 head of elk in your front pasture, watching the cow and calves playing about and being serenaded by the bulls bugling in the fall . Improvements The main home is over 3,400 square feet, with an attached two-car oversized garage featuring its own walk-in door entrance and exit, leading directly into the fenced backyard. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an oversized laundry area, an office, and a walk-in pantry, all situated within an open living space, this home flows seamlessly. The chefs kitchen accessorized with Wolf and Subzero appliances, with its beautiful island allowing plenty of space for food prep, is topped off by the gorgeous farmhouse-style sink. The front porch extends almost the length of the house and provides beautiful views of the Sapillo Creek valley. Main residence was completely remodeled in 2023 including new standing seam metal roof, new stucco, new bathrooms, kitchen, laundry room, flooring, and a new Generac generator installed in 2024. Oak Creek-The guest quarters, just recently completed in September 2024, is a simple but elegant one-bedroom one-bath space with a beautiful living area. In addition, there is a large walk-in closet, laundry area, and desk space, all very creatively tucked in, making it a highly functional dwelling at just over 1000 square feet. Rock Studio Lodge- One of the most creative conversions in the southwest U.S. turning a four-stall horse barn into an studio-entertaining space that currently features a dark-room (easily converted to kitchen), indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces and a one bedroom, one bath apartment with its own entrance. Utilizing stone walls, the rustic beams from the barn and modern finishes, this is a one-of-a-kind space that will be the topic of discussion among all visitors. Elk Meadows Cabin-Beautiful wood interior one one-bedroom studio cabin with a bath, its own little kitchen dinette and a sitting desk on the far Northeast corner of the property makes a perfect little getaway. Studio with RV Garage- Fully enclosed and covered parking for a small RV or travel trailer with automatic garage door. The pass-through door leads into a beautiful, bright, vibrant studio space that can be utilized in numerous ways. A beautiful porch out front to hang out and enjoy the fresh mountain breeze. Aspen-No need to go and find a gym in town when you have this one already set up on the property. Stream your favorite workouts and make sure you get any additional exercise you didn't already get enjoying this wonderful property and the adjacent forest. This property is a true gardener's paradise, featuring 12 raised beds with a variety of vegetable and flower plantings and 12 fruit trees, including apples, pears, peaches, cherries, and apricots. The pice de resistance is an 8,000 sq. ft. Zen Garden, graced with Japanese maples, bamboo, ginkgo trees, and native grasses. Native ponderosa and juniper trees further enrich the landscape, providing a seamless blend with the surrounding natural environment. Adding to its allure, the estate boasts five perimeter gates that open directly into the Gila National Forest, offering access to hundreds of miles of hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding trails. Water needs are fully met with three wells, including one with secured commercial water rights for ample irrigation. This unique property isn't just home or an estate residence it's a lifestyle, where luxury meets nature in perfect harmony, and where privacy and adventure are always within reach. Undeniably, the most premier property in all of Grant County. Recreation The Gila National Forest has 3.3 million acres to explore. There are dozens of developed campgrounds and almost limitless opportunities for dispersed camping. With three designated wilderness areas, over 1,600 miles oftrails, including almost 250 miles of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, the Catwalk National Scenic Trail, Woodhaul Wagon Road and Sawmill Wagon Road National Scenic Trails, there's no shortage of hiking, biking, and horseback riding opportunities. The forest's more than 3,300 miles of motorized routes and National and State Scenic Byways provide ample opportunity for OHV riding, scenic driving and nature viewing. Learn about cultural history at the Gila Cliff Dwellings, theHistorical Fort BayardMuseum, the Catwalk, and discover traces of those who passed before us. Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument-For thousands of years, groups of nomads used the caves above Cliff Dweller Creek as temporary shelter. In the late 1200s, people of the agricultural Mogollon (Southern Ancestral Pueblo) culture made it a home. They built rooms, crafted pottery and raised children in the cliff dwellings for one or two generations. By approximately 1300, the Mogollon had moved on, leaving the walls behind. Lake Roberts,a man-made lake within the Gila National Forest, is a popular destination for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and birdwatching.Located about 30 miles north of Silver City, it offers a scenic view of blue water surrounded by ponderosa pine, oak, and cottonwood trees.The lake is stocked with rainbow trout and other fish, and includes camping, picnic areas, and a wheelchair-accessible fishing pier. Agriculture Grant County, New Mexico hasa significant agricultural sector, with both livestock and crop production.The county is characterized by a mix of land uses, including pastureland, cropland, and woodland.Key agricultural products include livestock, hay, corn, and various other crops. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water rights associated with the wells on the property will convey. Registered commercial water rights in addition to three wells of 1.635 acre feet per annum. No known mineral rights associated with the property. General Operations Sky Fire Ranch could be the ideal outdoor corporate retreat your company needs, offering an inspiring setting designed to foster collaboration, creativity, and team building amidst nature's breathtaking beauty. Set against a stunning backdrop of lush landscapes and vibrant scenery, this unique venue offers a refreshing escape from the confines of the office, allowing your team to recharge and rejuvenate. With the mild change of seasons the retreat could be utilized year round. Sky Fire Ranch is perfect for equestrian enthusiasts and horse trainers! This exceptional property offers the ideal setting to fulfill your dreams of running a professional horse training facility while enjoying the tranquility of country living. Spanning several acres of picturesque land, the property boasts well-fenced pastures and lush meadows, providing ample room for horses to graze and roam freely. The gentle terrain is ideal for riding and training, ensuring your horses have the space they need to thrive. Region & Climate Silver City experiences some of the best, mild four seasons with a Mediterranean climate of warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters, typical of the southwestern part of New Mexico. Summer Monsoons: The North American Monsoon brings rain to the area from July to September, particularly impacting southern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona. Temperature: The annual average temperature is 54 degrees Fahrenheit.Mid-summer days can reach the eighties, while winters offer pleasant, above-freezing temperatures. Precipitation: Rainfall is generally moderate in the fall and winter, with a dry period in the spring.The summer monsoon season brings significant precipitation. Snowfall: While snowfall can occur, it's less frequent than in higher elevations.Usually snow is gone History The Mimbres region, located in southwestern New Mexico, has a rich history with a significant pre-colonial chapter.The Mimbres people, a branch of the Mogollon culture, flourished between roughly AD 900 and 1130, known for their exquisite black-on-white pottery.They lived in compact villages and pueblos along the Mimbres River, and their culture reached its peak during the Mimbres Classic Period (AD 1000-1130). Location Silver city is the closest town with most amenities. Silver City, New Mexico isa charming town in the southwest corner of the state, known for its historic downtown, vibrant art scene, and Old West heritage.Located near the headwaters of the Gila River and nestled beside theGila Wilderness Area,it's a hub for outdoor recreation and a gateway to the Gila National Forest.The town also boasts a strong sense of community and a history that dates back to the 1870s, when it was established as a mining boomtown. El Paso International Airport is about 170 miles away and just under a three hour drive from the property.

Stunning 60-acre retreat, gracefully nestled among the ponderosa pines. With a main home and numerous outbuildings, this remarkable property offers an opportunity to immerse yourself in nature's beauty. Bordered by the Gila National Forest on three sides, this sanctuary invites outdoor enthusiasts to embrace a lifestyle filled with adventure-riding and hiking trails, wildlife sightings, and endless exploration await. Land Bring your Polaris, Cam Am or Kawasaki because this incomparable Sky Fire Ranch is bordered on three Sides by the +/-3.3 million acres of the magnificent Gila National Forest with your unique private back gates accessing directly into the +/-100's of miles of side-by-side trails that compliment the Gila, including the Continental Divide Trail! Almost 60 acres are divided into three different pastures, providing opportunities for rotational grazing for someone with horses or livestock. Flat terrain with established grasses, including both cool and warm season grasses. The area immediately adjacent to the home and outbuildings is surrounded by mature Ponderosa Pines, Gambel's Oak, and landscaped with numerous other species of plants, making it a picturesque property. Most evenings enjoy 60-100 head of elk in your front pasture, watching the cow and calves playing about and being serenaded by the bulls bugling in the fall . Improvements The main home is over 3,400 square feet, with an attached two-car oversized garage featuring its own walk-in door entrance and exit, leading directly into the fenced backyard. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an oversized laundry area, an office, and a walk-in pantry, all situated within an open living space, this home flows seamlessly. The chefs kitchen accessorized with Wolf and Subzero appliances, with its beautiful island allowing plenty of space for food prep, is topped off by the gorgeous farmhouse-style sink. The front porch extends almost the length of the house and provides beautiful views of the Sapillo Creek valley. Main residence was completely remodeled in 2023 including new standing seam metal roof, new stucco, new bathrooms, kitchen, laundry room, flooring, and a new Generac generator installed in 2024. Oak Creek-The guest quarters, just recently completed in September 2024, is a simple but elegant one-bedroom one-bath space with a beautiful living area. In addition, there is a large walk-in closet, laundry area, and desk space, all very creatively tucked in, making it a highly functional dwelling at just over 1000 square feet. Rock Studio Lodge- One of the most creative conversions in the southwest U.S. turning a four-stall horse barn into an studio-entertaining space that currently features a dark-room (easily converted to kitchen), indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces and a one bedroom, one bath apartment with its own entrance. Utilizing stone walls, the rustic beams from the barn and modern finishes, this is a one-of-a-kind space that will be the topic of discussion among all visitors. Elk Meadows Cabin-Beautiful wood interior one one-bedroom studio cabin with a bath, its own little kitchen dinette and a sitting desk on the far Northeast corner of the property makes a perfect little getaway. Studio with RV Garage- Fully enclosed and covered parking for a small RV or travel trailer with automatic garage door. The pass-through door leads into a beautiful, bright, vibrant studio space that can be utilized in numerous ways. A beautiful porch out front to hang out and enjoy the fresh mountain breeze. Aspen-No need to go and find a gym in town when you have this one already set up on the property. Stream your favorite workouts and make sure you get any additional exercise you didn't already get enjoying this wonderful property and the adjacent forest. This property is a true gardener's paradise, featuring 12 raised beds with a variety of vegetable and flower plantings and 12 fruit trees, including apples, pears, peaches, cherries, and apricots. The pice de resistance is an 8,000 sq. ft. Zen Garden, graced with Japanese maples, bamboo, ginkgo trees, and native grasses. Native ponderosa and juniper trees further enrich the landscape, providing a seamless blend with the surrounding natural environment. Adding to its allure, the estate boasts five perimeter gates that open directly into the Gila National Forest, offering access to hundreds of miles of hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding trails. Water needs are fully met with three wells, including one with secured commercial water rights for ample irrigation. This unique property isn't just home or an estate residence it's a lifestyle, where luxury meets nature in perfect harmony, and where privacy and adventure are always within reach. Undeniably, the most premier property in all of Grant County. Recreation The Gila National Forest has 3.3 million acres to explore. There are dozens of developed campgrounds and almost limitless opportunities for dispersed camping. With three designated wilderness areas, over 1,600 miles oftrails, including almost 250 miles of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, the Catwalk National Scenic Trail, Woodhaul Wagon Road and Sawmill Wagon Road National Scenic Trails, there's no shortage of hiking, biking, and horseback riding opportunities. The forest's more than 3,300 miles of motorized routes and National and State Scenic Byways provide ample opportunity for OHV riding, scenic driving and nature viewing. Learn about cultural history at the Gila Cliff Dwellings, theHistorical Fort BayardMuseum, the Catwalk, and discover traces of those who passed before us. Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument-For thousands of years, groups of nomads used the caves above Cliff Dweller Creek as temporary shelter. In the late 1200s, people of the agricultural Mogollon (Southern Ancestral Pueblo) culture made it a home. They built rooms, crafted pottery and raised children in the cliff dwellings for one or two generations. By approximately 1300, the Mogollon had moved on, leaving the walls behind. Lake Roberts,a man-made lake within the Gila National Forest, is a popular destination for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and birdwatching.Located about 30 miles north of Silver City, it offers a scenic view of blue water surrounded by ponderosa pine, oak, and cottonwood trees.The lake is stocked with rainbow trout and other fish, and includes camping, picnic areas, and a wheelchair-accessible fishing pier. Agriculture Grant County, New Mexico hasa significant agricultural sector, with both livestock and crop production.The county is characterized by a mix of land uses, including pastureland, cropland, and woodland.Key agricultural products include livestock, hay, corn, and various other crops. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water rights associated with the wells on the property will convey. Registered commercial water rights in addition to three wells of 1.635 acre feet per annum. No known mineral rights associated with the property. General Operations Sky Fire Ranch could be the ideal outdoor corporate retreat your company needs, offering an inspiring setting designed to foster collaboration, creativity, and team building amidst nature's breathtaking beauty. Set against a stunning backdrop of lush landscapes and vibrant scenery, this unique venue offers a refreshing escape from the confines of the office, allowing your team to recharge and rejuvenate. With the mild change of seasons the retreat could be utilized year round. Sky Fire Ranch is perfect for equestrian enthusiasts and horse trainers! This exceptional property offers the ideal setting to fulfill your dreams of running a professional horse training facility while enjoying the tranquility of country living. Spanning several acres of picturesque land, the property boasts well-fenced pastures and lush meadows, providing ample room for horses to graze and roam freely. The gentle terrain is ideal for riding and training, ensuring your horses have the space they need to thrive. Region & Climate Silver City experiences some of the best, mild four seasons with a Mediterranean climate of warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters, typical of the southwestern part of New Mexico. Summer Monsoons: The North American Monsoon brings rain to the area from July to September, particularly impacting southern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona. Temperature: The annual average temperature is 54 degrees Fahrenheit.Mid-summer days can reach the eighties, while winters offer pleasant, above-freezing temperatures. Precipitation: Rainfall is generally moderate in the fall and winter, with a dry period in the spring.The summer monsoon season brings significant precipitation. Snowfall: While snowfall can occur, it's less frequent than in higher elevations.Usually snow is gone History The Mimbres region, located in southwestern New Mexico, has a rich history with a significant pre-colonial chapter.The Mimbres people, a branch of the Mogollon culture, flourished between roughly AD 900 and 1130, known for their exquisite black-on-white pottery.They lived in compact villages and pueblos along the Mimbres River, and their culture reached its peak during the Mimbres Classic Period (AD 1000-1130). Location Silver city is the closest town with most amenities. Silver City, New Mexico isa charming town in the southwest corner of the state, known for its historic downtown, vibrant art scene, and Old West heritage.Located near the headwaters of the Gila River and nestled beside theGila Wilderness Area,it's a hub for outdoor recreation and a gateway to the Gila National Forest.The town also boasts a strong sense of community and a history that dates back to the 1870s, when it was established as a mining boomtown. El Paso International Airport is about 170 miles away and just under a three hour drive from the property.

Location: Nestled in the scenic Mimbres Valley, at the foothills of the Mimbres Mountains in southern Grant County, New Mexico, Indio Canyon Farm and Ranch spans an impressive 1,560 acres, offering an exceptional opportunity for both agricultural enterprise and real estate development. The Farm: Historic Charm Meets Modern Functionality This working farm serves as the operations headquarters, featuring a historic two-story adobe home that echoes New Mexicos rich past. The property includes multiple outbuildings, such as an insulated shop, a large hay and equipment shed, a historic adobe shed with an insulated storage area, and a guest house, all designed for optimal agricultural productivity and comfort. The farms 20 acres of irrigated farmland are primarily planted with RoundUp Ready Alfalfa, yielding more than enough hay to support livestock. Additional permanent pastureland is dedicated to seasonal livestock management, with efficient working pens for breeding and weaning. Irrigation is sourced from the Mimbres River, complemented by a 400-gpm well, ensuring successful harvests, even in drought conditions. The farm includes valuable ancient water rights, totaling 56 acre-feet. Note: The barn experienced a recent fire. Sellers are working with the insurance company to resolve. The state of this situation will be considered at the time of a transaction. The Ranch: Heritage Living and Development Potential Developed in the early 2000s as a heritage ranch, Indio Canyon offers a unique residential opportunity within a working cattle ranch. Infrastructure investments of over $1 million have laid the foundation, including roads, underground utilities, and high-speed internet. This 564-acre residential development includes parcels of 42+ acres, perfect for homeowners seeking open-space living with agricultural tax benefits, courtesy of lease-back arrangements for grazing. In addition to the developed acres, the ranch encompasses 1,040 acres of combined grazing land, including leased acreage. The land is home to diverse wildlife, from mule deer and elk to upland game birds, enhancing its appeal for outdoor enthusiasts and conservation-minded investors. Indio Canyon Farm and Ranch is an unparalleled investment for those seeking a blend of historic charm, agricultural opportunity, and residential development flexibility within one of New Mexicos most picturesque landscapes.

Location: Nestled in the scenic Mimbres Valley, at the foothills of the Mimbres Mountains in southern Grant County, New Mexico, Indio Canyon Farm and Ranch spans an impressive 1,560 acres, offering an exceptional opportunity for both agricultural enterprise and real estate development. The Farm: Historic Charm Meets Modern Functionality This working farm serves as the operations headquarters, featuring a historic two-story adobe home that echoes New Mexicos rich past. The property includes multiple outbuildings, such as an insulated shop, a large hay and equipment shed, a historic adobe shed with an insulated storage area, and a guest house, all designed for optimal agricultural productivity and comfort. The farms 20 acres of irrigated farmland are primarily planted with RoundUp Ready Alfalfa, yielding more than enough hay to support livestock. Additional permanent pastureland is dedicated to seasonal livestock management, with efficient working pens for breeding and weaning. Irrigation is sourced from the Mimbres River, complemented by a 400-gpm well, ensuring successful harvests, even in drought conditions. The farm includes valuable ancient water rights, totaling 56 acre-feet. Note: The barn experienced a recent fire. Sellers are working with the insurance company to resolve. The state of this situation will be considered at the time of a transaction. The Ranch: Heritage Living and Development Potential Developed in the early 2000s as a heritage ranch, Indio Canyon offers a unique residential opportunity within a working cattle ranch. Infrastructure investments of over $1 million have laid the foundation, including roads, underground utilities, and high-speed internet. This 564-acre residential development includes parcels of 42+ acres, perfect for homeowners seeking open-space living with agricultural tax benefits, courtesy of lease-back arrangements for grazing. In addition to the developed acres, the ranch encompasses 1,040 acres of combined grazing land, including leased acreage. The land is home to diverse wildlife, from mule deer and elk to upland game birds, enhancing its appeal for outdoor enthusiasts and conservation-minded investors. Indio Canyon Farm and Ranch is an unparalleled investment for those seeking a blend of historic charm, agricultural opportunity, and residential development flexibility within one of New Mexicos most picturesque landscapes.

Location: Nestled in the scenic Mimbres Valley, at the foothills of the Mimbres Mountains in southern Grant County, New Mexico, Indio Canyon Farm and Ranch spans an impressive 1,560 acres, offering an exceptional opportunity for both agricultural enterprise and real estate development. The Farm: Historic Charm Meets Modern Functionality This working farm serves as the operations headquarters, featuring a historic two-story adobe home that echoes New Mexicos rich past. The property includes multiple outbuildings, such as an insulated shop, a large hay and equipment shed, a historic adobe shed with an insulated storage area, and a guest house, all designed for optimal agricultural productivity and comfort. The farms 20 acres of irrigated farmland are primarily planted with RoundUp Ready Alfalfa, yielding more than enough hay to support livestock. Additional permanent pastureland is dedicated to seasonal livestock management, with efficient working pens for breeding and weaning. Irrigation is sourced from the Mimbres River, complemented by a 400-gpm well, ensuring successful harvests, even in drought conditions. The farm includes valuable ancient water rights, totaling 56 acre-feet. Note: The barn experienced a recent fire. Sellers are working with the insurance company to resolve. The state of this situation will be considered at the time of a transaction. The Ranch: Heritage Living and Development Potential Developed in the early 2000s as a heritage ranch, Indio Canyon offers a unique residential opportunity within a working cattle ranch. Infrastructure investments of over $1 million have laid the foundation, including roads, underground utilities, and high-speed internet. This 564-acre residential development includes parcels of 42+ acres, perfect for homeowners seeking open-space living with agricultural tax benefits, courtesy of lease-back arrangements for grazing. In addition to the developed acres, the ranch encompasses 1,040 acres of combined grazing land, including leased acreage. The land is home to diverse wildlife, from mule deer and elk to upland game birds, enhancing its appeal for outdoor enthusiasts and conservation-minded investors. Indio Canyon Farm and Ranch is an unparalleled investment for those seeking a blend of historic charm, agricultural opportunity, and residential development flexibility within one of New Mexicos most picturesque landscapes.

Location: Nestled in the scenic Mimbres Valley, at the foothills of the Mimbres Mountains in southern Grant County, New Mexico, Indio Canyon Farm and Ranch spans an impressive 1,560 acres, offering an exceptional opportunity for both agricultural enterprise and real estate development. The Farm: Historic Charm Meets Modern Functionality This working farm serves as the operations headquarters, featuring a historic two-story adobe home that echoes New Mexicos rich past. The property includes multiple outbuildings, such as an insulated shop, a large hay and equipment shed, a historic adobe shed with an insulated storage area, and a guest house, all designed for optimal agricultural productivity and comfort. The farms 20 acres of irrigated farmland are primarily planted with RoundUp Ready Alfalfa, yielding more than enough hay to support livestock. Additional permanent pastureland is dedicated to seasonal livestock management, with efficient working pens for breeding and weaning. Irrigation is sourced from the Mimbres River, complemented by a 400-gpm well, ensuring successful harvests, even in drought conditions. The farm includes valuable ancient water rights, totaling 56 acre-feet. Note: The barn experienced a recent fire. Sellers are working with the insurance company to resolve. The state of this situation will be considered at the time of a transaction. The Ranch: Heritage Living and Development Potential Developed in the early 2000s as a heritage ranch, Indio Canyon offers a unique residential opportunity within a working cattle ranch. Infrastructure investments of over $1 million have laid the foundation, including roads, underground utilities, and high-speed internet. This 564-acre residential development includes parcels of 42+ acres, perfect for homeowners seeking open-space living with agricultural tax benefits, courtesy of lease-back arrangements for grazing. In addition to the developed acres, the ranch encompasses 1,040 acres of combined grazing land, including leased acreage. The land is home to diverse wildlife, from mule deer and elk to upland game birds, enhancing its appeal for outdoor enthusiasts and conservation-minded investors. Indio Canyon Farm and Ranch is an unparalleled investment for those seeking a blend of historic charm, agricultural opportunity, and residential development flexibility within one of New Mexicos most picturesque landscapes.

Location: Nestled in the scenic Mimbres Valley, at the foothills of the Mimbres Mountains in southern Grant County, New Mexico, Indio Canyon Farm and Ranch spans an impressive 1,560 acres, offering an exceptional opportunity for both agricultural enterprise and real estate development. The Farm: Historic Charm Meets Modern Functionality This working farm serves as the operations headquarters, featuring a historic two-story adobe home that echoes New Mexicos rich past. The property includes multiple outbuildings, such as an insulated shop, a large hay and equipment shed, a historic adobe shed with an insulated storage area, and a guest house, all designed for optimal agricultural productivity and comfort. The farms 20 acres of irrigated farmland are primarily planted with RoundUp Ready Alfalfa, yielding more than enough hay to support livestock. Additional permanent pastureland is dedicated to seasonal livestock management, with efficient working pens for breeding and weaning. Irrigation is sourced from the Mimbres River, complemented by a 400-gpm well, ensuring successful harvests, even in drought conditions. The farm includes valuable ancient water rights, totaling 56 acre-feet. Note: The barn experienced a recent fire. Sellers are working with the insurance company to resolve. The state of this situation will be considered at the time of a transaction. The Ranch: Heritage Living and Development Potential Developed in the early 2000s as a heritage ranch, Indio Canyon offers a unique residential opportunity within a working cattle ranch. Infrastructure investments of over $1 million have laid the foundation, including roads, underground utilities, and high-speed internet. This 564-acre residential development includes parcels of 42+ acres, perfect for homeowners seeking open-space living with agricultural tax benefits, courtesy of lease-back arrangements for grazing. In addition to the developed acres, the ranch encompasses 1,040 acres of combined grazing land, including leased acreage. The land is home to diverse wildlife, from mule deer and elk to upland game birds, enhancing its appeal for outdoor enthusiasts and conservation-minded investors. Indio Canyon Farm and Ranch is an unparalleled investment for those seeking a blend of historic charm, agricultural opportunity, and residential development flexibility within one of New Mexicos most picturesque landscapes.