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Discover land youll love for only $94/month on 0.75 acres in Belen, featuring a peaceful seasonal creek, dirt road access, and majestic mountains nearby. Private, off-grid, and full of outdoor possibilities, its your perfect retreat. OWNER FINANCING: $194 down payment + One-time/non-refundable $249 doc fee, then $94/Month for 48 Months Build your dream life on 0.75 acres in Belen, Valencia County- three side-by-side residential lots offering space, privacy, and endless possibilities. Wake up to mountain views and a seasonal creek nearby, enjoy your morning coffee as nature surrounds you, and spend evenings around a fire pit or under starry New Mexico skies. This is your chance to embrace a lifestyle of freedom, adventure, and outdoor living. Property Highlights & Features: - HOA Fees: No HOA - Remote & Private Location - perfect for off-grid living - Three Adjacent Lots - create your dream retreat or future expansion - Slight Southern Slope - ideal for building or gardening - Seasonal Creek - adds charm and natural ambiance - Mountain-Base Location - stunning scenery and hiking opportunities - Dirt Road Access via Progress Blvd - 4X4 may be required to cross creek - RV-Friendly - one RV allowed alongside main dwelling with county permit - Mobile Home Permitted - 840+ sq ft with county approval - Camping Allowed - immerse yourself in nature with proper permits - Garden & Outdoor Living Potential - grow vegetables, flowers, or enjoy open space - Flexible Lifestyle Options - weekend retreat, permanent home, or investment Whether its a weekend getaway, a permanent retreat, or a smart land investment, this property blends privacy, nature, and convenience. Dont miss your chance to claim this mountain-adjacent paradise for just $94/month! Here at Lifetime Land USA we pride ourselves in making sure the process is simple, quick and stress-free for you! We also offer easy financing as well as a discounted cash price. To learn more about us and to view our other listings visit our website today! PROPERTY DETAILS APN: 1-020-024-452-425-100110 & 1-020-024-452-425-100120 & 1-020-024-452-425-100130 Size: 0.75 County, State: Valencia County New Mexico Closest Town: 14 miles to Rio Communities. 16 miles to Belen. 22 miles to Los Chavez. 27 miles to Los Lunas. 1 hr drive to Alburquerque. Closest Shopping: 14 miles to gas station and grocery store, 16 miles to hardware store, 19 miles to walmart HOA: No HOA Highlights: Tucked away in a remote location, great for off-grid living! Composed of 3 adjacent lots. The southern part has a slight slope, and theres seasonal creek nearby. Located at the base of the mountains. Dirt road access on Progress Blvd. A 4X4 vehicle may be required to cross a seasonal creek. Utility Options Power: Contact the local power provider for availability. Solar panel, wind, and propane generation are all great alternatives. Water: Water well or cistern would be required. Septic: Septic system would be required. Additional Zoning Notes Camping/RV: Allowed 6 months with a permit from the County. Mobile Homes: Allowed, minimum 840 sq.ft. Custom Homes: No minimum sq.ft. Tiny Homes allowed! Any structure 120 sq.ft or larger requires county review. Get in touch with one of our representatives today by visiting our website or reaching us by phone/email so we can help you find your perfect fit!

Mule Creek Ranch Mule Creek, New Mexico A Legacy Ranch Defined by Water, Wildlife, and Stewardship Set amid the unspoiled landscapes of southwestern New Mexico, Mule Creek Ranch is a rare legacy offering in the highly coveted Mule Creek region. Combining exceptional water resources, productive ranching infrastructure, and premier wildlife habitat, this extraordinary property represents one of the finest cattle and sporting ranches in the Southwest. The Land Encompassing 15,704 acres, Mule Creek Ranch includes 8,385 deeded acres along with 7,256 acres of Gila National Forest grazing under the Tennessee Allotment. Elevations range from 4,600 feet along the Mule Creek valley to 6,263 feet atop Hanna Mountain, offering dramatic topography, sweeping views, and diverse ecosystems. Rolling grasslands, wooded ridgelines, and fertile creek bottoms create both visual appeal and functional grazing. With an average annual rainfall of 14-16 inches, the ranch consistently supports strong forage production and healthy wildlife populations. Water Resources Water is the defining feature of Mule Creek Ranch and sets it apart from nearly every property in the region. The ranch boasts over 5.9 miles of year-round live water along Mule Creek, supported by a remarkable system of wells, springs, pipelines, and storage infrastructure. Key water features include: - 20 wells (solar, electric submersible, and wind-powered) - 6 developed springs, including Mule Springs producing approximately 30 GPM - A stocked fishing pond with crappie, catfish, and bass - 8 miles of pipeline, 13 storage tanks, and 29 drinking tubs - 25+ dirt tanks strategically placed across the ranch This extensive water system ensures reliability, redundancy, and exceptional year-round distribution. Ranch Operations Mule Creek Ranch has been conservatively managed and historically supports approximately 300 head of mother cows year-round. Livestock operations are efficient and well-designed, with 40+ miles of interior and exterior fencing in excellent condition. The ranch is divided into 11 primary pastures and 4 traps, allowing for flexible grazing rotation and ease of management. Infrastructure and layout reflect decades of thoughtful planning and careful stewardship. Improvements Improvements throughout the ranch are extensive, functional, and turnkey: - 2,500 sq. ft. adobe owner's residence - 1,000 sq. ft. guest quarters - 50' x 50' barn - 120' x 60' four-bay barn (one bay with concrete floor) - 84' x 25' shop - Five complete sets of working corrals, three with squeeze chutes, calf tables, and loading facilities All improvements are well maintained and support both livestock operations and comfortable ranch living. Wildlife & Recreation The ranch offers exceptional sporting and recreational opportunities. Wildlife includes elk, mule deer, coues deer, bear, mountain lion, turkey, and quail (Gambel's and Montezuma), as well as a wide variety of ducks and other waterfowl. A resident herd of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep further highlights the rarity of this property. Mule Creek Ranch qualifies for unlimited landowner tags for elk, mule deer, and Coues deer. Ownership has historically practiced selective harvest, preserving trophy-quality wildlife and long-term habitat health. Climate & Lifestyle With a mild year-round climate-winter temperatures typically in the high 30s and summer highs in the upper 80s-Mule Creek Ranch offers comfortable living in every season. The setting provides privacy, tranquility, and an authentic Western lifestyle without sacrificing functionality or access. A Rare Opportunity Lightly stocked, exceptionally well-watered, and meticulously maintained, Mule Creek Ranch stands as a true legacy property. Opportunities of this caliber-particularly in the Mule Creek area-are exceedingly rare. This is a ranch defined by abundance, balance, and enduring value. A Landscape Shaped by Time Long before modern ranching, the Mule Creek area was defined by movement-of Native peoples, wildlife, and later, early settlers-drawn to the dependable water sources of Mule Creek and its surrounding springs. For Native cultures, these waters provided sustenance, seasonal refuge, and natural travel routes across the high desert landscape. As the American frontier pushed west, early trails followed the same lifelines. Mule Creek became a known stopping point along regional travel routes, where homesteaders, stockmen, and travelers could rest animals, replenish water, and find shelter in the surrounding hills. These early trails and camps laid the groundwork for permanent settlement and working ranches that would soon follow. Homestead-era ranching took hold in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, shaped by isolation, self-reliance, and an intimate understanding of the land. Early ranch families built their livelihoods around the springs, creek bottoms, and natural grazing patterns, learning quickly that success depended on protecting water, rotating livestock, and respecting the limits of the range. Those frontier principles still define the landscape today. Mule Creek Ranch stands as a continuation of this heritage. The land remains guided by the same natural systems that once sustained early trails and homesteads-abundant water, diverse elevation, and resilient native grasses. Carefully improved and conservatively managed, the ranch honors the legacy of those who first recognized the enduring value of this remarkable place.

The Wapiti Haven Ranch is a truly special place offering spectacular trophy elk hunting opportunities in a memorizing timbered mountain environment. Nestled within the stunning Zuni Mountains of Game Management Unit (GMU) 10, the ranch is comprised of 5,120+/- deeded acres of some of the most pristine mountain wildlife habitat New Mexico has to offer. Management practices have improved the habitat quality of the property to increase elk numbers and the amount of trophy bull elk utilizing the property. Mule Deer, Merriam Turkey, Black Bear, Cougar, and other wildlife species have also benefited from the conservation work that has been done for elk. Numerous habitat improvements include the installation of approximately five miles of pipeline used to supply water to new permanent drinkers dispersed throughout the ranch, where water was scarce. Managing this property for elk has been the primary focus while encouraging harvest of older age class bulls. Historically, the Zuni Mountains have produced bulls scoring over 400 inches and mule deer reaching the 200-inch mark. The Ranch is currently signed up with the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Private Land Elk Program (EPLUS) and received Elk Authorizations. Tree stands and an elevated Redneck blind are strategically placed at water sourcesThe elevation ranges from approximately 7,400 feet to over 8,400 feet, and the area contains stunning forests of a combination of Ponderosa Pine, Pinyon, Juniper, Gambel's Oak, and Mountain Mahogany woodlands. Two wells, one seasonal creek, two springs, nine+/dirt ponds, and five 300-gallon water drinker tubs are located on the ranch. The expanded water developments provide water to elk and other wildlife on all portions of the ranch.The ranch boasts a stunning 2000+/- sq. ft three-bedroom, two-bathroom house with an elevated loft offering the comfort and seclusion for your mountain home. Not far from the main house is a 1400+/- sq. ft three-bedroom, two-bathroom modular house that can be used for your guests or ranch foreman. As a bonus feature, the property has a rare hidden cave cavern that is accessed through a small opening and opens up into a larger cavern, having geological crystal formations throughout. The cave leads underground for approximately 200 feet and provides a private caving experience that can't be found anywhere else. From the top of the highest ridge, breathtaking panoramic views of valleys below and distant red sandstone bluffs captivate the beauty of the area. The property offers an electrical power line that traverses across the Ranch, offering opportunities to utilize electricity in numerous locations across the property.The area is rich with historic Native American Puebloan occupancy and near the path Spanish conquistadors traveled in search of a medieval myth of golden cities to be found at a place called Cibola. Native American artifacts have been found on the southern portion of the Ranch. Nearby outdoor opportunities are endless. The adjacent Cibola National Forest, El Morro National Monument, El Malpais National Monument and Bluewater Lake State Park lands offer everything from hiking, hunting, biking, horseback riding areas, Off-Highway Vehicle riding opportunities, fishing, camping and much more.This spectacular, turnkey-ready property offers a rare opportunity to own a special elk hunting ranch in New Mexico!

Tiny homes allowed! RVs allowed full time! Absolutely ZERO restrictions! Complete freedom! Mobile homes allowed! No HOA and no zoning! Enjoy the peaceful, quiet serenity of country living! Gorgeous mountain sunsets! NO county building codes, just 30 minutes from Belen and 1 hour from Albuquerque. Close to grocery stores and Walmart (in Belen), post office, hardware store, all of your basic necessities. We have multiple lots available in this same area. You can visit tucker land company dot com for a complete list of properties, as well as the GPS info for each lot. Everything is cash prices, no owner financing. We do take credit cards however. And we don't believe in sleezy "added fees", so the prices you see are actually what you pay. We answer all serious inquiries! Contact us with any questions. LOT SIZE: 5 acres PARCEL NUMBER: See tucker land company dot com for parcel numbers COUNTY: Socorro County, NM SUBDIVISION: Rancho Rio Grande (no restrictions!) HOA: No ZONING: Unrestricted COUNTY BUILDING CODES: None RV FRIENDLY: Yes, year round RV parking is permitted DESCRIPTION: Vacant Land BACK TAXES: None ROAD ACCESS: Yes CLOSEST TOWNS: Belen (30 min), Los Lunas (40 min), Socorro (45 min), Albuquerque (1 hr), Mountainair (45 min) NEARBY: Manzano Mountains, San Lorenzo Canyon, Salinas Pueblos, Rio Grande, Sandia Mountains, Albuquerque, Sante Fe... SEWAGE: Septic or composting system will need to be installed WATER: A private well or water-hauling will need to be utilized. Well costs depend on drilling depth. Local drilling companies can give you a general estimate based on nearby well depths and explain the permitting process. POWER: Solar is usually the most cost effective solution to set up in this area. INTERNET: Satellite internet or mobile plan (service for most big companies like Verizon and AT&T is excellent, towers are in range.) DEED TYPE: Special Warranty Deed DOCUMENT PREP FEE: None

Black Lake Angel Fire Ranch: New Mexico Elk Hunting Ranch in GMU 46 Black Lake Angel Fire Ranch is a 3,340 deeded-acre private ranch located approximately 12 miles southeast of Angel Fire, New Mexico, with direct access from State Highway 120. Situated atop Ocate Mesa, the ranch spans elevations from roughly 9,000 feet to over 10,000 feet and offers a large, contiguous landholding with limited public intrusion. The property's size, elevation, and remote setting create a strong combination of privacy, recreation, and long-term land stewardship in one of northern New Mexico's most desirable mountain regions. Key Features: Water Resources: Multiple spring- and seep-fed wetlands, ponds, and creeks, including one year-round flowing creek Wildlife & Hunting: Located in GMU 46 within a Secondary Management Zone; eligible for New Mexico's E-Plus program with unlimited landowner elk tags Improvements: Minimal and functional infrastructure including internal roads, fencing, and a historical building site currently used for seasonal camping Proximity: Close to Angel Fire Resort, Taos, Red River, and the Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway; jet-capable airport located near Angel Fire The ranch features a diverse landscape characteristic of Ocate Mesa, including open grassland flats, rolling mesas, timbered slopes, and forested draws. Vegetation consists of bristlecone pine, Douglas fir, ponderosa pine, aspen stands, and native grasses that provide both cover and forage. Water resources are well distributed throughout the property and include multiple spring- and seep-fed wetlands, ponds, and creeks. One creek flows year-round, while others are seasonal, supporting wildlife and enhancing the overall usability of the ranch. Historically logged in earlier decades, the forest has since regenerated and now reflects a healthy mix of mature timber and younger growth. Limited livestock grazing has been used as a management tool, contributing to the condition of the grasslands without overuse. Much of the surrounding area is privately held, which significantly reduces hunting pressure and preserves the integrity of the wildlife habitat. Improvements on the ranch are minimal and functional. Existing infrastructure includes internal road systems, fencing, and a historical building site currently used by the owner as a seasonal base with a small camping trailer during hunting season. Electric power is available via the neighboring Hidden Lakes Subdivision. Multiple locations across the ranch offer suitable building sites for a future residence or hunting cabin, allowing a new owner flexibility without compromising privacy or views. Wildlife & Hunting Black Lake Angel Fire Ranch is located in Game Management Unit 46, lying within a Secondary Management Zone consisting largely of private land. This designation allows for the opportunity of unlimited elk tags through participation in New Mexico's E-Plus program. The ranch is well suited for both archery and rifle seasons due to its size, elevation range, water distribution, and vegetative diversity. Wildlife commonly found on the property includes elk, mule deer, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, and grouse. Area & Access Angel Fire sits in the Moreno Valley within the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and serves as a year-round recreation hub. Winter activities include skiing and snowboarding at Angel Fire Resort, while summer months offer hiking, fishing, mountain biking, and golf. The village is approximately 8,600 feet in elevation and maintains a quiet mountain atmosphere with access to nearby communities such as Taos, Red River, and the Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway. A jet-capable airport is located near Angel Fire, providing convenient access for private aviation. Black Lake Angel Fire Ranch represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large-acreage recreational ranch in close proximity to Angel Fire. With substantial deeded acreage, strong wildlife habitat, reliable water resources, and limited surrounding development, the ranch offers a combination of scale, access, and land characteristics that are increasingly difficult to find in today's market.

Freedom to do whatever you want - land with NO restrictions! RVs allowed full time! Tiny homes allowed! Mobile homes allowed! No HOA and no zoning! Enjoy the peaceful, quiet serenity of country living! Gorgeous mountain sunsets! Located in Rio Grande Estates, NO county building codes, just 30 minutes from Belen and 1 hour from Albuquerque. Close to grocery stores and Walmart (in Belen), post office, hardware store, all of your basic necessities. We have multiple lots available in this same area. You can visit tucker land company dot com for a complete list of properties, as well as the GPS info for each lot. Everything is cash prices, no owner financing. We do take credit cards however. And we don't believe in sleezy "added fees", so the prices you see are actually what you pay. We answer all serious inquiries! Contact us with any questions. LOT SIZE: 1 acre PARCEL NUMBER: See tucker land company dot com for parcel numbers COUNTY: Socorro County, NM SUBDIVISION: Rio Grande Estates HOA: No ZONING: Unrestricted COUNTY BUILDING CODES: None RV FRIENDLY: Yes, year round RV parking is permitted DESCRIPTION: Vacant Land BACK TAXES: None YEARLY TAXES: About $20 ROAD ACCESS: Yes CLOSEST TOWNS: Belen (30 min), Los Lunas (40 min), Socorro (45 min), Albuquerque (1 hr), Mountainair (45 min) NEARBY: Manzano Mountains, San Lorenzo Canyon, Salinas Pueblos, Rio Grande, Sandia Mountains, Albuquerque, Sante Fe... SEWAGE: Septic or composting system will need to be installed WATER: A private well or water-hauling will need to be utilized. Well costs depend on drilling depth. Local drilling companies can give you a general estimate based on nearby well depths and explain the process. POWER: Solar is usually the most cost effective solution to set up in this area, but some of our lots here do have power lines nearby. INTERNET: Satellite internet or mobile plan (service for most big companies like Verizon and AT&T is excellent, towers are in range.) DEED TYPE: Special Warranty Deed DOCUMENT PREP FEE: None

Amazing piece of paradise in heart of Rio Arriba County, one of New Mexico's most stunning areas! There are tall Ponderosa pines all over the property. Unparalleled views of Brazos Falls, the highest waterfall in New Mexico. The elevation is about 8,300 feet, so the summers here are cool and the hottest months average just 75 - 80 degrees. Only 30 min to gas and groceries (in Chama, NM), 30 min to Heron Lake State Park, and 40 min to Colorado. Come build your dream home in the mountains! Cash price, no owner financing. We do take credit cards however. And we don't believe in sleezy "added fees", so the prices you see are actually what you pay. ACCOUNT NUMBER: R005116 ?APN (PARCEL NUMBER):1-026-172-469215 LEGAL DESCRIPTION:Subd: BRAZOS LODGE ESTATES Lot: 24 Unit: 6 Quarter: SE S: 17 T: 29N R: 05E .47 AC. BK.38 PG.84 BK.179 PG.212 REC #109220 06/10/94 SUBDIVISION: Brazos Lodge Estates HOA: There are NO annual dues. There is an owner's association that maintains the roads in the area, but it is completely voluntary. (Their website is upperbrazospoa dot org.) PROPERTY TAXES: About $147 per year (there are no back taxes due) LOT TYPE:Vacant Land??? INTERNET: Starlink or other satellite internet CELL SERVICE: Cell coverage is good CLOSEST TOWNS: Tierra Amarilla (20 min), Chama (30 min), Espanola (1.5 hr), Santa Fe (2 hr)? ROAD ACCESS: Yes, there is legal access with a well-established dirt road. SEWAGE: Septic (buyer to install if needed) WATER: Many people have a private well or cistern where they have water delivered. However, there is a Brazos Well with water lines that run throughout some of the Brazos community. There are membership fees to connect to their water system. You can visit upperbrazoswater dot org if you're interested in more information. POWER:There is power available right at the property line. SURVEYED: No. Buyer can choose to complete a survey if desired. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: Brazos Falls, Heron Lake State Park, Carson National Forest, El Vado Lake, Sante Fe, Taos... DEED TYPE: Special Warranty Deed DOCUMENT PREP FEE: None

New Price!!!!! $31,500,000. Apache Ranch 20,000± Acres | Elite Northern New Mexico Hunting/Income & Legacy Ranch Located in the heart of Rio Arriba County’s most storied mule deer country, Apache Ranch represents a rare convergence of scale, wildlife quality, income potential, and long-term asset security. Situated just two miles from the community of Lindrith and approximately two hours north of Albuquerque, the ranch offers exceptional access without sacrificing privacy or exclusivity. The property spans approximately 20,000± contiguous acres, comprised of 17,500± deeded acres, 2,600± acres of adjoining BLM, and 40± acres of State lease, creating a massive, highly controlled landscape with outstanding operational efficiency. Adding to its rarity, the ranch shares approximately 12 miles of boundary with the Jicarilla Apache Nation, a feature that significantly enhances game security, reduces pressure, and supports consistent trophy-class wildlife production. Apache Ranch has been intentionally developed as a premier big-game hunting asset, with every improvement made through the lens of wildlife performance and long-term sustainability. The ranch consistently produces exceptional mule deer and supports strong elk numbers, making it a proven platform for a high-end guided hunting operation or private sporting retreat. This is a turn-key hunting ranch, capable of generating revenue immediately while also serving as a private legacy holding. From an investment standpoint, Apache Ranch offers multiple value paths: Immediate income through outfitting or lease operations Long-term appreciation driven by land scarcity and wildlife quality Conservation, recreation, and legacy ownership appeal Properties of this size, quality, and strategic location in northern New Mexico are exceptionally rare and tightly held. Apache Ranch is not merely land—it is control of habitat, game, and opportunity, positioned to be stewarded for generations. Private showings by appointment only. Contact us today to discuss acquisition options, income potential, or tailored purchase structures.

TRULY unrestricted land, no HOA or covenants or zoning, amazing mountain views, right near downtown Taos! Can't beat this location. Live within an hour of Angel Fire and Taos Ski Slopes!RVs, tiny homes, mobile homes, etc., are all allowed here. Actual freedom to do as you please... rare to find! Wheeler Peak, which towers at 13,000+ feet, will be your backyard view. Enjoy the famous culture, art, and food of Taos, only a short drive away. Santa Fe, Angel Fire, and Colorado are also nearby. There's a reason this area is one of New Mexico's most visited places. We have half acre and quarter acre lots available in this area, see our website tucker land company dot com for more details than we can fit here! Prices start at $4,500 for half acre lots. And we don't believe in sleezy "added fees", so the prices you see are actually what you pay. The company owners personally answer all inquiries! Call or text us any time with any questions. LOT SIZE: half acre (0.50) and quarter acre (0.25) lots PARCEL NUMBER: See our website COUNTY: Taos County, NM SUBDIVISION: Tres Piedras Estates HOA: No ZONING: Unrestricted COUNTY BUILDING CODES: None RV FRIENDLY: Yes, RV parking is permitted DESCRIPTION: Vacant Land YEARLY TAXES: About $6 BACK TAXES: None ROAD ACCESS: Yes, there is legal access to ALL our parcels here CLOSEST TOWNS: Downtown Taos (30 min), Espanola (50 min), Angel Fire (1 hr), Santa Fe (1.5 hr), Albuquerque (2.5 hr) NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, Taos, Angel Fire, Cimarron Canyon State Park, Albuquerque, Sante Fe... SEWAGE: Septic or composting system will need to be installed WATER: A private well or water-hauling will need to be utilized. Well costs depend on drilling depth. Local drilling companies can give you a general estimate based on nearby well depths and explain the permitting process. POWER: Solar is usually the most cost effective solution to set up in this area. We do have a few lots that have power lines nearby. INTERNET: Satellite internet (Starlink recommended) DEED TYPE: Special Warranty Deed DOCUMENT PREP FEE: None

Excellent commuting distance to Los Lunas (10 min) and Albuquerque (30 min). Close to international airport! Acreage PLUS convenience. Those two don't meet often! This lot has excellent road access, and is a corner lot. Enjoy the Monzano Mountain range with glorious sunrises! With property value in Valencia County skyrocketing in recent years, build your dream home on land that is sure to increase in value, or simply hold onto it as an investment. Possibilities are endless! Cash price, no owner financing. We do take credit cards however. And we don't believe in sleezy "added fees", so the prices you see are actually what you pay. The company owners personally answer all inquiries! Call or text us any time with any questions. APN (PARCEL NUMBER): See property website HOA: None PROPERTY TAXES: About $52 per year (there are no back taxes due) LOT TYPE: Vacant Land ZONING: Rural residential. Mobile homes and tiny homes allowed. INTERNET: Starlink or other satellite internet CELL SERVICE: Cell coverage is good CLOSEST TOWNS: Los Lunas (10 min), Albuquerque (30 min), international airport (30 min) ROAD ACCESS: Yes, there is legal access SEWAGE: Septic (buyer to install if needed) WATER: A private well or water-hauling will need to be utilized. Well costs depend on drilling depth. Local drilling companies can give you a general estimate based on nearby well depths and explain the permitting process. POWER: You can contact PNM dot com for information about connecting power to this lot. Solar is also often a cost effective solution in this area. SURVEYED: No. Buyer can choose to complete a survey if desired. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: Manzano Mountains, San Lorenzo Canyon, Salinas Pueblos, Rio Grande, Sandia Mountains, Albuquerque, Sante Fe... DEED TYPE: Special Warranty Deed DOCUMENT PREP FEE: None

We are pleased to announce the exclusive listing of the L6 Cattle Ranch in Torrance County, NM. This stunning 3,847 deeded-acre grazing property is well-improved and meticulously maintained, with optional wind energy to enhance your return on investment. Owning the L6 Cattle Ranch offers an incredible ranching lifestyle at the end of your private road, complete with all owned mineral rights included in this offering. Location The ranch is located in Torrance County, New Mexico, between Corona and Vaughn, approximately 105 miles south of Santa Fe and 113 miles southeast of Albuquerque, providing reasonable convenience to services. Ranch Operations The L6 Cattle Ranch has historically operated as a working cow/calf ranch, with a typical stocking rate of 12 cows per section, depending on yearly moisture levels. The watering systems, fences, and infrastructure are in very good condition. Water is supplied from an electric well at the headquarters, along with a combination solar/electric well and a windmill well in the northern pasture. Ten drinkers are serviced by these wells, with interconnected pipelines and three storage reservoirs ensuring full water redundancy. Most pipelines are 1-inch PVC. The ranch infrastructure is above average, with well-maintained roads along wind turbine locations and interior pasture roads featuring turnouts for water diversion. Fencing and Pastures The ranch is divided into five pastures, with new 5-strand barbed wire interior fencing. Exterior fencing is net wire and in good condition. The primary grasses include grama varieties, galleta, New Mexico feathergrass, and tabosa, with a few scattered junipers throughout the rolling landscape. Forage conditions reflect sustainable grazing practices. Headquarters Improvements - A tastefully remodeled owners home with a ground floor and basement. The ground floor features a kitchen, living area, master and guest bedroom, office, master bath, bath, and bath. Beautiful wood floors, tongue-and-groove walls, and ceiling complement the upstairs. The finished basement includes an additional living area and a full bath. - A new insulated combination equipment and 4-stall horse barn with an attached covered arena. - Two feed/storage barns. - A smaller horse barn with stalls and an attached 1-car garage. - Pipe working pens, featuring a Temple Grandin-designed crowding pen. Hunting Opportunities The primary big game species on the L6 Cattle Ranch is Pronghorn Antelope, with a conservatively managed population in excellent condition. The property is also home to numerous small game species and birds. Access and Terrain Access to the ranch is via a county-maintained road leading to the boundary. Entry to the deeded lands, including the headquarters, is privately controlled with an electronic keypad gate. The terrain varies from level/slightly sloping to moderately rolling and small steep areas, with elevations ranging from 6,214 to 6,400 feet. 2024 Real Estate Taxes - Torrance County Real Estate Taxes: $1,834.86 in 2024. Property Price If you are seeking a reputable, all-deeded ranch with excellent structural improvements, the L6 Cattle Ranch is an outstanding option. The property is reasonably priced at $2,750,000 ($715 per deeded acre), including all ranch land and structural improvements. Wind Energy Opportunity Additionally, the L6 Cattle Ranch is located in New Mexicos largest sustained wind corridor. The ranch has an active wind energy contract, with escalating terms every five years over a 30-year period, plus options for two additional 10-year extensions, for a total of 50 years. Currently, 27 years remain on the contract. The wind operations include eleven 2.8 MW turbines, providing consistent and increasing cash flow for the next 28 years. The wind generation lease is available to serious buyers upon signing a confidentiality agreement. This attractive income stream can be purchased along with the ranch for an additional $1,500,000, for a total price of $4,250,000. Contact Information Please contact Jim Welles at (505) 967-6562 or Dwain Nunez at (505) 263-7868 to schedule a showing or request additional information.

Gorgeous national forests, New Mexico's largest Elk population, and some of the darkest skies in the country, Catron County is one of New Mexico's best kept secrets. This area is an outdoor paradise, with hunting, fishing, hiking, and skiing opportunities all over. Wildlife galore!!! Elk, antelope, mule deer, great horned owls, rabbits, and more. This property is right on the New Mexico and Arizona border, near the stunning White Mountains area (in Apache County) referred to as "The Alps of Arizona". The property is only a 30 minute drive to groceries, gas, bank, hardware store, restaurants, etc. Life here is peaceful, quiet, and rural, but still convenient! A rare combination! NOTE: We also own the lot next door, which can be combined with this one for 12+ acres total. Cash price, no owner financing. We do take credit cards however. And we don't believe in sleezy "added fees", so the prices you see are actually what you pay. The company owners personally answer all inquiries! Call or text us any time with any questions. APN (PARCEL NUMBER): 3122101510444 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Escudilla Bonita Subd Unit III Lot 189 Cont. 5.68 Ac. M/L SUBDIVISION: Escudilla Bonita Unit Three PROPERTY TAXES: About $130 per year (there are no back taxes due) GPS LINK: See our website for GPS details LOT TYPE: Vacant Land LAND USE: Any residential or private agricultural uses are allowed. RVs and tiny homes are also allowed! Most commercial uses are also allowed. COUNTY BUILDING CODES: None INTERNET: Fiber Optic internet lines are in this neighborhood, so you can have them connected if you would like. Or Starlink also works great here. CELL SERVICE: Cell coverage is decent but wi-fi calling is recommended CLOSEST TOWNS: Springerville (30 min), Eager (30 min), Show Low (1 hour 15 min) ROAD ACCESS: Yes, this a corner lot that sits on very well maintained dirt roads. HOA: $98 per year (to maintain the roads). SEWAGE: Septic (buyer to install if needed) WATER: A private well or water-hauling will need to be utilized. For water hauling, there is community water in the subdivision. There is also community water in Springerville (30 min away). If you would like to drill your own private well on the property you may do so. Well costs depend on drilling depth. Local drilling companies can give you a general estimate based on nearby well depths and explain the process. POWER: There are power lines right at the property line, along the road. SURVEYED: No. Buyer can choose to complete a survey if desired. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: Alpine (55 min), Big Lake (1.25 hours), Greer ski resort (55 min), Escudilla Mountain (1 hour), Aragon (1.5 hours), Gila and Apache National Forests (1-3 hours), Sedona (4 hours), Grand Canyon (4.5 hours) DEED TYPE: Special Warranty Deed

Zoning: "C-2" Commercial adjacent to I-40 at the NM-344/Edgewood exit. WILL SUBDIVIDE

The Ranch at Angel Fire is a rare legacy opportunity to own the largest privately held property in Angel Fire Resort. This 186 acre ranch is a crown jewel of alpine beauty, peace, and possibility. Entering the property you cross a charming, village maintained bridge overlooking adjoining greenbelt, beaver pond, year round streams and horses grazing in wild flower meadows. Wheeler Peak, New Mexicos tallest mountain, anchors a stunning view to the Northwest. Wind your way through whispering aspen groves, spruce, tall pines, and oak glades to the upper portions of the property, where ancient rock bluffs punctuate sweet grass meadows with dramatic 360 views of Wheeler Peak, Osha Mountain, Monte Verde Lake and the entire Moreno Valley. Two year-round mountain streams offer watering holes for local wildlife, including the abundant elk herds, white tail deer, mule deer, bear, mountain lions, and bobcats which grace the mountains and valleys of Angel Fire. Bird enthusiasts will appreciate the many hawks, falcons, bald eagles, golden eagles, owls, and falcons that make their home in the towering trees on the property and surrounding hills. Three existing cleared building sites, with stunning sunset views of the lake and Sangre de Cristo mountains, are a natural starting place to create your sanctuary at The Ranch at Angel Fire. But the ace in the hole for discerning buyers is the propertys zoning, as it offers both Residential and Mixed Use, the highest use zoning classification. Such rare zoning enables development, or sub-development of parts of the property in whatever ways your dreams take you: Upscale boutique hotel? Destination spa or retreat? Restaurant, condos or casitas? World class mountain bike clinic? Equestrian ranch? Family compound? Such zoning, plus the high percentage of buildable acreage, supports maximum flexibility in how your vision for this unique property can unfold for you or your loved ones. As the Ranch is located within Angel Fire Resort, buyers receive three lifetime memberships that provide access to the 18 hole championship golf course, tennis courts, mountain bike trails, summer and winter access to the ski resort, fishing at Monte Verde lake and Clubhouse facilities which include a year round indoor lap pool, spa, workout facilities, two restaurants and other resort amenities. In recent years the resort has added world class downhill mountain bike trails. Chairlifts equipped to carry bikes take you to the mountain top from which you can hike or bike down, or descend via zipline over the beautiful Sangre de Cristos mountains. Literally five minutes from Angel Fire airport and the town of Angel Fire, your getaway can be fully supported by the towns stores and restaurants. You are also within an easy day trip for exploring some of the Southwests most iconic towns, cultural centers and art meccas including Taos, Santa Fe, Albuquerque and Georgia OKeefes Ghost Ranch at Abiqui. The days bring brilliant New Mexico blue skies, the nights explode with stars, and the silence you experience on this special property is profound, magical and deeply rejuvenating. The Ranch at Angel Fire offers the right buyer a safe haven retreat from the challenges of life, a space and place to reconnect with nature, with family, with friends, and with yourself.

Own your own 1-acre corner property for just $94/month and enjoy the peace, privacy, and potential that New Mexico is known for. This is your chance to slow down, spread out, and secure real land with real value -without HOA pressure or high costs. OWNER FINANCING: $264 down payment + One-time/non-refundable $249 doc fee, then $94/Month for 60 Months Imagine quiet mornings, wide-open skies, and room to build when you're ready. Whether you want to hold as an investment or create your future home base, this property gives you flexibility on your timeline. Property Features: - 1 Full Acre - Two Adjacent Corner Lots - Corner Location - Easier access & better layout options - Power Nearby - Approx. 0.25 miles on Dove Dr - No HOA - More freedom, fewer restrictions - Low Annual Property Taxes - Quiet, Secluded Setting - Established Area with Signs of Growth - Affordable $94/Month Ownership If youre looking for space, privacy, and long-term upside in Belen, this property checks all the boxes. Secure your land today and build your future at your own pace. Here at Lifetime Land USA we pride ourselves in making sure the process is simple, quick and stress-free for you! We also offer easy financing as well as a discounted cash price. To learn more about us and to view our other listings visit our website today! PROPERTY DETAILS APN: 1-011-025-193-140-101210 & 1-011-025-193-140-101220 Size: 1 County, State: Valencia County New Mexico Closest Town: 3 miles to Rio Communities. 6 miles to Belen. 11 miles to Los Chavez. 16 miles to Los Lunas. 40 miles to Albuquerque. 1.5 hrs to Santa Fe. Closest Shopping: 4 miles to gas station, and grocery store. 5 miles to hardware store. 9 miles to Walmart. HOA: No HOA Highlights: Tucked in a quiet secluded part of a neighborhood, this corner property features 2 adjacent lots, giving you extra space and options for the future. Potential for future growth and development in the area. Power is nearby on Dove Dr, approximately 0.25 miles away. Utility Options Power: Power nearby. Contact the local power provider for availability. Solar panel, wind, and propane generation are all great alternatives. Water: Water well or cistern would be required. Septic: Septic system would be required. Additional Zoning Notes Camping/RV: Allowed 6 months with a permit from the County. Mobile Homes: Allowed, minimum 840 sq.ft. Custom Homes: No minimum sq.ft. Tiny Homes allowed! Any structure 120 sq.ft or larger requires county review. Get in touch with one of our representatives today by visiting our website or reaching us by phone/email so we can help you find your perfect fit!

The Land You'll Love is waiting in Deming- 0.50 acres for just $74/month! Flat, open space perfect for RVs, camping, or building your dream desert home. Wide skies, dirt road access, and nearby power make it ready for adventure and off-grid living! OWNER FINANCING: $74 down payment + One-time/non-refundable $249 doc fee, then $74/Month for 24 Months Wake up to wide-open skies on your own 0.50-acre parcel in peaceful Deming, New Mexico. Flat, open land gives you endless possibilities- camp under the stars, park your RV for a weekend getaway, or build your dream desert home. Want more space? The neighboring lot is also available! This property is ready for your lifestyle. Good dirt road access at Salvador Rd and Mapache Rd makes getting here easy. Power poles are just 0.75 miles away on Marana Rd SE. RVs can be set up for short or seasonal stays, and mobile homes are allowed with the right permit. Build your home with 600+ sq ft and enjoy total freedom to create your perfect retreat. Features: - Flat, usable ground with wide-open space - Great for off-grid living - Bonus: Adjacent lot available - Easy dirt road access - Power nearby Low taxes, no HOA, and endless possibilities make this property a smart investment and your personal escape. Own your slice of New Mexico today! Here at Lifetime Land USA we pride ourselves in making sure the process is simple, quick and stress-free for you! We also offer easy financing as well as a discounted cash price. To learn more about us and to view our other listings visit our website today! PROPERTY DETAILS APN: 3036154413280 Size: 0.5 County, State: Luna County New Mexico Closest Town: 32 miles to Deming. 62 miles to Columbus. 61 miles to Las Cruces. 1 hr and 45 minutes to El Paso. 4 hrs to Albuquerque. Closest Shopping: 22 miles to gas station, 31 miles to grocery store, hardware store, and Walmart. HOA: No HOA Highlights: Tucked away in a peaceful area with flat, usable ground and wide-open space. Great for off-grid living. Bonus: Adjacent lot is also available! Good dirt road access at Salvador Rd and Mapache Rd. Power poles available at Marana Rd SE approximately 0.75 mile away. Utility Options Power: Power in the area. Contact the local power provider for availability. Solar panel, wind, and propane generation are all great alternatives. Water: Water well or cistern would be required. Septic: Septic system would be required. Additional Zoning Notes Camping/RV: With a permit. RV allowed for period up to 30 days if not connected to a water or septic. Or if connected, may be used for up to 240 days. RV's cannot be used as a permanent form of residence. Mobile Homes: Allowed with a permit from the County. Custom Homes: There is NO time limit to build. Minimum 600 s.f. Get in touch with one of our representatives today by visiting our website or reaching us by phone/email so we can help you find your perfect fit!

The scenic 3,301 +/- acre Battleship Mesa Ranch has geographical features rising from New Mexicos gently rolling pinyon/juniper forests to native grass and sagebrush valleys offering majestic landscapes and prime mule deer and elk habitat. This is a rare opportunity to purchase this premier mule deer and elk hunting ranch located in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico. Rio Arriba County has historically produced more Boone and Crockett record book entries of mule deer than any other county in the United States. Conservation management practices on the ranch have produced healthy mule deer and elk herds on the ranch with management focused on increasing older aged class bucks and bulls. In 2024 the ranch received 6 Mature Bull (MB) Elk Landowner Authorizations, 2 Archery Either Sex (ES) Elk Landowner Authorizations and 6 Antlerless Landowner Authorizations. Private land Mule Deer licenses are allocated through a special drawing specific to game management unit 5A only for private landowners and hunters. One incentive mule deer license authorization was allocated to the ranch, valid for any 5 consecutive days between December 1, 2024, and January 31, 2025. The ranch borders the Jicarilla Apache Reservation on the south side.Water is distributed throughout the ranch via numerous dirt ponds and native grass food plots, along with a cover of ponderosa pine, pinyon, juniper, oak brush, mountain mahogany, and sagebrush, which offers essential habitat for mule deer and elk.The property has one domestic well permitted for 3-acre feet of diversion annually and electrical power onsite providing the essential utilities. The fully furnished ranch house headquarters is a recently remodeled manufactured home with two additions expanding the home to 2,500+/- sq/ft in size, having 4 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, and one 3/4 bathroom with large living room space. Several sheds and metal barns on the ranch provide extensive storage space. A fully functional walk-in cooler and skinning rack offer the facilities needed to take care of your harvested game.A communications tower lease on the property with an annual income of $14,000+/- will convey with the property.Exploring the ranch can yield some historic finds. Native American artifacts, including arrowheads, pottery, and stone axe heads, have been found on the ranch.A few limited production oil/gas sites remain in production with very limited use.This wildlife-rich property offers a fantastic opportunity to own a very special ranch in northern New Mexico!

Welcome to Crown T Estatea truly extraordinary opportunity where expansive skies, rolling terrain, and the rugged beauty of New Mexico converge. Situated on 140 acres within Lincoln County's prestigious Ranchos de Caballos Estates, this unfinished yet exceptional 9,978 sq ft custom home offers both scale and vision. Built to showcase the expansive views of Sierra Blanca and the Capitan Mountains, the three-story residencebegun in 2022is approximately 85% complete. With key infrastructure complete, skip the long wait times and skyrocketing construction costs. New builds in this region can take 23+ years and incur hundreds of thousands in soft costs before construction even begins. Instead, customize the finishes, fast-track your timeline, and create your forever escape. With architectural renderings available for review. Most of the essential materials have been carefully selected, purchased, and are currently stored on the property. From cozy fireplaces to view-filled windows and family-friendly living spaces, the home was thoughtfully planned for both warmth and connection. Over 6,500 sq ft on the main level provides ample space for multi-generational living, entertaining, or creating a full ranch-style compound. Crown T Estate offers the scale, setting, and flexibility to bring your vision to life. A thoughtfully designed barn offering both high-end functionality and exceptional multi-use space, this well-appointed facility overlooks a potential arena site and features spacious 14' x 14' stalls, providing ample room and comfort for horses and other livestock. Spanning approximately 5,716 sq ft (buyer to verify), the barn blends practical utility with modern comfortmaking it ideal not only for ranch operations but also as a flexible venue for entertainment, guest accommodations, and workspace. Equipped with a dedicated veterinary suite, the barn supports great on-site animal care. Processing and breeding areas enhance operational efficiency for livestock management, while the potential arena location makes this an excellent setup for training, competition preparation, or recreational riding. In addition to its residential and recreational elements, the barn includes substantial space for equipment storage, feed, and tack. This facility delivers the infrastructure and versatility to support both a fully functioning ranch and a multi-purpose lifestyle hub. Whether you're managing livestock, hosting guests, or crafting a personalized living or working environment, this barn is built to exceed expectations. Located in Game Management Unit 37 (GMU 37), this property sits in prime big game country, offering exceptional hunting and wildlife opportunities. The diverse terrain provides excellent habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, and Barbary sheep, drawing a wide range of game throughout the seasons. The area is especially well known for producing trophy bull elk and pronghorn, making it a highly sought-after destination for big game hunters. With the property bordering New Mexico State Land, it opens access to even broader areas for hunting, glassing, and recreationexpanding the opportunities well beyond the deeded acreage. Ranchos de Caballos Estates, is one of New Mexico's premier large-acreage communities, known for its privacy, natural beauty, and expansive views. This exclusive setting offers seclusion without sacrificing convenience. Saddle up for a morning ride, host unforgettable gatherings with mountain backdrops, or unwind under New Mexico's star-filled skies. 398 Pine Lodge Rd offers scale, serenity, and limitless potentialall in one of New Mexico's most scenic, storied regions. Whether you're a hunter, a horse lover, or just seeking a peaceful, private haven to reconnect with nature, this property offers unmatched opportunity. Main Property Features 140 acres of private, fully fenced land 9,978 sq ft custom home across 3 stories 6,500 sq ft main floor footprint Construction approx. 85% complete finish to your specifications Private well, electric and natural gas in place Paved highway frontage Located in Capitan School District Subdivision: Ranchos de Caballos Estates Panoramic views, rural privacy, and strong recreational potential Barn & Agricultural Features Barn with 14' x 14' stalls overlooking potential arena site 5716 sq ft of barn living/entertainment space (buyer to verify) Smart greenhouse built to withstand Cat 1 hurricane winds and snow loads Wildlife & Hunting Located in Game Management Unit 37 (GMU 37) Habitat for elk, mule deer, antelope, Barbary sheep Known for trophy bull elk and pronghorn Nearby Public Lands & Recreation Capitan Mountains Wilderness (~35,067 acres): Rugged terrain, limited access, birthplace of Smokey Bear White Mountain Wilderness (~46,963 acres): Hiking, horseback riding, camping, including 20-mile Crest Trail Lincoln National Forest: Year-round outdoor activities including skiing, fishing, biking, and equestrian trails Bonito Lake: High-elevation reservoir for trout fishing, hiking, and camping Contact us today for more details, current status, and customization opportunities. ** Co-listed with Erika Perry of HiLo Realstate

140-Acre Tracts | Catron County, New Mexico Starting at $89,500 to $100,000 Seller Financing Available Set in the Western New Mexico Highlands, these exceptional 140-acre tracts are part of the historic Kohlase family ranch and are now available for private ownership. Located within Antelope Meadows Ranch, three individual parcels—Tracts #8, #13, and #16—are offered, each distinct in character, topography, and views. The landscape is classic high-country New Mexico: dense evergreen stands, rolling meadowlands, wooded hilltops, open grasslands, and striking rock formations. Elevations range from approximately 6,000 to 6,200 feet, creating a cool, clear climate ideal for grazing, recreation, and self-sufficient living. Native grasses include blue and black grama, galleta, muhly, and needle grass, all thriving in soft sandy loam soils well-suited for gardens, orchards, and pasture. The climate is highly desirable, with mild winters averaging less than 19 inches of snow annually and approximately 10 inches of rainfall per year. Summers are warm and sunny, moderated by seasonal monsoon rains from July through September. Daytime summer temperatures typically range from the 80s to low 90s, with cool evenings in the 50s and 60s. Winter days are generally sunny, with daytime highs in the 45–55 degree range and nighttime lows from the low 20s to mid-30s. This region of western New Mexico is well known for abundant wildlife, including free-roaming herds of elk, deer, and antelope. The ranch is located in Catron County, approximately 20 miles east of St. Johns, Arizona, with access via Salt Lake Road, a quiet, county-maintained gravel road suitable for all types of vehicles. The property is zoned recreational, residential, and agricultural, allowing a wide range of uses. There are no deed restrictions. Home construction, camping, and RV use are permitted at the owner’s discretion. Commercial and industrial uses are excluded, preserving the quiet, rural character of the area. Seller financing is available, making these large-acreage tracts accessible for buyers seeking space, privacy, and long-term land ownership in the New Mexico high country. For additional information or to schedule a tour, contact First United Realty at 602-264-0000 or John Hohlbaugh directly at 602-510-9617.

Rancho Malpais is an excellent short-grass ranch set in the heart of Northeast New Mexico, just off the historic Santa Fe Trail. This 5,811 deeded-acre property sits 38 miles west of Clayton and 17 miles south of Des Moines at an average elevation of 6,500. From nearly every vantage point, the ranch offers sweeping 40-mile views of Sierra Grande, Capulin, the Don Carlos Hills, Barela Mountain, the Seven Sisters (Palo Blanco), Laughlin Peak, and many others notable landmarks. The ranch is divided into five pastures ranging from 950 to 1,650 acres, each with at least two reliable sources of water. Improvements include 7 windmills, 4 solar wells, a submersible well at the house, and 7 dirt tanks that capture runoff. The Headquarters is a remodeled 3/2 with a great view of mountains to the west that becomes absolutely spectacular at sunset. A 40' x 80' metal shop with a concrete floor and large doors offers ample space, large enough to accommodate an airplane, and includes a bathroom and shower for hunters or guests. Two additional small outbuildings provide convenient storage. Quality cattle handling facilities are located on the southeast corner of the ranch, including pipe corrals, a loadout, a squeeze chute, and 24,000-lb certified scales. All interior and perimeter fences are five-strand barbed wire and in very good condition. The current owners have successfully run yearlings through the growing season at a stocking rate of 1214 acres per head, with consistent, solid gains. Wildlife is also abundant, with pronghorn antelope as the primary species; the ranch has historically received six permits annually. Also frequenting the property are dove, ducks, elk, bear, bald and golden eagles, quail, turkeys, sandhill cranes and a large variety of songbirds. Rancho Malpais also lends itself naturally to the western lifestyle. With its open country, steady water, and wide-open views, the ranch offers ample potential for horses, seasonal gathering, or simply enjoying the quiet rhythm of life in the high plains. Whether used as a working cattle outfit, a family getaway, or a place to honor the traditions of the American West, this ranch provides the space, setting, and authenticity that define true western living.

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.

0.25 Acre Lot in Valencia County, New Mexico Near Albuquerque for Only $49/Month! Gov. File#: L-31088 Location: Rio Del Oro Subdivision, Valencia County, New Mexico Legal Description: Lot 27, Block 14, Unit 10, Rio Del Oro Parcel ID: 1-019-032-200-270-305270 | Additional ID: R200568 Overview Own affordable land in the growing Valencia County region one of New Mexicos most promising investment corridors! This 0.25-acre lot in the Rio Del Oro Subdivision is located less than an hour south of Albuquerque, near the Rio Grande River, Los Lunas, and Belen, where major new developments and infrastructure are driving growth. Perfect for long-term investment, future homesite, or recreational use, this lot offers scenic desert beauty, nearby mountain views, and easy access to highways and nearby towns. Property Highlights 0.25-acre lot in platted subdivision Rio Del Oro Unit 10 Flat, dry terrain ideal for off-grid living or long-term hold Gorgeous mountain views and open desert scenery Easy access via local dirt roads and nearby highways No HOA, no time limit to build, and no restrictions Low property taxes and minimal maintenance Near Los Lunas & Belen, two fast-growing communities south of Albuquerque This is a great chance to own land in one of New Mexicos most up-and-coming real estate regions. Nearby Attractions 15 min Belen, NM shopping, schools, dining 25 min Los Lunas, NM booming residential & commercial growth 45 min Albuquerque, NM airport, city amenities, and job opportunities 1 hr Manzano Mountains State Park hiking, camping, and outdoor recreation 2 hrs Santa Fe, NM The Rio Del Oro subdivision is part of a growing corridor connecting Albuquerque to southern New Mexico an excellent area for investors and those looking for long-term appreciation. Owner Financing Terms Easy, affordable, and 100% bank-free! Total Price: $3,772 Down Payment: $199 (credited toward purchase) Closing Cost: $249 (one-time) Monthly Payment: $49 Interest Rate: 8% APR No prepayment penalty pay off anytime and save Property taxes: $20/year (prorated and added to monthly payment) Taxes are prorated and added to monthly payments. Ownership transfers by warranty deed once all payments are complete. All agreements handled securely online fast, transparent, and hassle-free. Property Details Feature Description Acreage 0.25 acres Coordinates 34.716656, -106.565465 Zoning Residential / Recreational Terrain Flat desert terrain Elevation Approx. 4,950 ft Access Dirt road access (platted subdivision) Utilities Off-grid solar & well recommended County Valencia County, NM Why This Property This lot gives you a rare, affordable entry point into the fast-growing AlbuquerqueLos Lunas region, where land values continue to rise. Whether youre a first-time investor or expanding your portfolio, this parcel combines low cost, low taxes, and strong upside potential for just $49/month. How to Buy To reserve this property, simply send your mailing address, and well hold it for you today. Youll receive your digital purchase agreement and down-payment invoice immediately. Call or Text Tom at 561-870-7424 Some images may be of the general area and not of the actual property.

Income producing farm in Luna County, just south of Deming NM 459 acres of producing pecan trees. Trees vary in age, but are only 2 years from the total orchard being full in production 241 acres of drip irrigated row crop; currently leased out to local farmers (only available as whole farm sale) Total acreage encompasses farm and non-farmed ground This sale includes all farm equipment, cleaning plant, storage facility, office, and three H2A certified homes. Solar offset on cleaning plant and office 58 acres of new sprinkler system ready to plant trees Total acres irrigated: 758 Farm has a complete compost facility/company attached Excellent production records and lots of upside potential Current management is willing to stay with new ownership to ensure a seamless transition

1 Acre in Southern New Mexico Near Deming & Florida Mountains for Only $59/Month! Gov. File#: L-31926 Location: Luna County, New Mexico Legal Description: Frontier Ranchos Unit 3, Block 13, Lot 23 APN: 3054152438462 Overview Discover the wide-open beauty of the New Mexico desert on this 1-acre parcel in Luna County, located along Camino de Paz Road, just south of Interstate-10 and minutes from Deming. This property offers spectacular views of Florida Mountain, flat and usable land for camping or off-grid living, and quick access to town for shopping, dining, and supplies. Whether youre seeking a peaceful retreat, a recreational getaway, or a long-term investment, this lot offers unbeatable value for just $59/month! Property Highlights 1 acre of flat, usable desert land Road frontage on Camino de Paz Rd. Stunning mountain views of Florida Mountain No HOA or restrictions freedom to camp, RV, or build later Low taxes only about $40/year! Great for off-grid living, stargazing, or ATV/off-roading adventures Just minutes to Deming for groceries, fuel, and services This peaceful area is a favorite for outdoor enthusiasts, snowbirds, and land investors alike. Nearby Attractions 10 min Deming, NM shopping, dining, and modern amenities 25 min Florida Mountains Wilderness Area hiking & rock climbing 30 min Rockhound State Park fossils, trails, and camping 40 min Columbus, NM & Puerto Palomas, Mexico cross-border dining & bargains 1.5 hrs Las Cruces, NM 3 hrs El Paso, TX Adventure, privacy, and convenience all within easy reach. Owner Financing Terms No banks. No credit checks. No hassle. Total Price: $4,374 Down Payment: $199 (credited toward purchase) Closing Cost: $249 (one-time) Monthly Payment: $59 Interest Rate: 8% APR No prepayment penalty pay off anytime and save Taxes: $40/year (prorated and added to monthly payment) Taxes are prorated and added to monthly payments. Ownership transfers by warranty deed once all payments are complete. All contracts handled securely online fast, transparent, and easy. Property Details Feature Description Acreage 1 acre Coordinates 32.05445, -107.80576 Zoning Rural / Agricultural Terrain Flat, open desert terrain Elevation Approx. 4,150 ft Access Dirt road frontage (Camino de Paz Rd.) Utilities Off-grid solar, generator, well recommended County Luna County, NM Why This Property Affordable, scenic, and easy to own this is New Mexico land ownership at its best. Enjoy Florida Mountain views, endless desert skies, and quick access to Deming all for less than $60 a month. Perfect for camping, RVing, off-roading, or long-term investment as Luna County continues to grow. How to Buy To reserve this property, simply send your mailing address and well hold it for you today. Youll receive your digital purchase agreement and down-payment invoice immediately. Call or Text Tom at 561-870-7424 Some images may be of the general area and not of the actual property.

This beautiful 7800 sf adobe home features 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms. sitting on a picture perfect Socorro ranch/farm setting. This property features, 25.81 acre ft of 1927 MRGCD ditch water rights . There is a separate domestic well for use for livestock and horses plus community water for the household. Home features 2 kiva FP's, wood stove, large entertainment area with cowboy bar and. Vigas, wood posts, and beams provide a stunning feel of new and old styling. 14000sf of copper colored metal roof, wrap around porch overlooking green fields and horse corral. Movie Land of Dreams with Matt Dillon was filmed on this unique property. ** 36.876 acre ft of separate irrigation well water rights for sale at $650,000 WATER:25.81 acre-ft of 1927 MRGCD ditch water rights are recorded at the courthouse. In addition to the MRGCD water rights, 25.81 acre-ft of separate irrigation well water rights are on file with the New Mexico State Engineer and are on file at the courthouse. Total depth of the irrigation well is 144 feet with a yield of 1800 GPM. This was a new well in 2006 and in May of 2020, a new pump and casing were installed. A separate domestic well is used for watering livestock. The residence is on community water. SOME LEMITAR HISTORY:Lemitar's population was about 400 people in 1850 to 1860. Between 1870 and 1885, the population grew to around 800. During these years, several events put Lemitar into the history books. The first being, the most famous resident, Governor Manuel Armijo. He served as the last Governor of New Mexico under Mexican rule. After surrendering to General Kearny in 1846 during the Mexican American war, he was arrested and sent to Mexico City for cowardice and for desertion. He was acquitted of these charges after proving his 400 Mexican soldiers were no match against the 1,500 Americans that entered Santa Fe. His surrender was to spare the bloodshed of his countrymen. After his acquittal in 1850, Manuel Armijo returned to his family home in Lemitar. He farmed and ranched on his property east of the Lemitar church. Armijo died in 1854 at 60 years of age. His brother Juan lived across theriver in Sabino. There is a strong local legend of a buried treasure. One version states that upon his return from Mexico, Manuel Armijo buried a chest of gold coins somewhere on his property. After a couple of years of the location being trampled by his sheep, he was unable to find the buried gold before he died. Legend has it, the Mexican gold coins are still buried somewhere east of the church. Another version states he buried the gold behind his Lemitar home. Upon his death, his brother Juan hired a Navajo to dig up the chest of coins and had it reburied near his home in Sabino. After the treasure was reburied, Juan Armijo killed the Navajo to leave no witnesses. With this version, the treasure chest remains buried somewhere on the east side of the river from Lemitar. As far as anybody knows, the treasure has never been found. Lemitar County Seat In 1854, shortly after the death of Manuel Armijo, the county seat for Socorro County was transferred from Socorro to Lemitar for undocumented reasons. Perhaps it was to honor the late Manuel Armijo.