Quay County, New Mexico Land For Sale (14 results)

Beautiful Northeastern New Mexico Ranch For Sale West of Tucumcari, New Mexico 21 miles 5014 +/- acers surveyed for sale NE New Mexico all Deeded. Ranch has not been grazed in 5 years Excellent 5 wire fences and crossed fenced into 3 pastures. Water; 2 Mills, 1 Solar/ 2+ miles pipeline. Other 2 drinkers HQ pipeline. All pipeline Polypipe 2011 Bull Creek that runs through has water in it during the summer months There are places it stays year-round Pasture: mostly Grama, Buffalo, Tobosa. Ranch has not been grazed in 5 years. Lots of Winter Fat. Pastures split into 3 pastures. Parts have been sprayed for Mesquite. No Loco or other noxious weeds. Easy Interstate 40 access. 130 miles west of Amarillo, 21 miles west of Tucumcari, 152 East of Albuquerque, NM. Airline service both Amarillo and Albuq. Tucumcari, NM airport Runway;7104 x 100 ft. Surface: asphalt, in good condition Ranch Country Gains Good Good Cow or Yearling Country Housing and Pens available for use 60 plus homemade Panels included, stout. This ranch is a good one. I know it. All of it. I have been on it 70 years Wildlife: Deer, Antelope. The Blue Quail are really abundant 30% of 25% minerals owned included on part selling Price: $ 575 per deeded acre. State Lease is included Ranch IS Price Right. If you are a Rancher or an Investor this Ranch will please you. It’s ready to go. Owner Comments: This has been very well maintained over the years. If you are a Rancher and like good gains, good location and a Ranch that has been taken care of, you will like this Ranch. 575 403 7138 Richard Randals

Revuelto Creek Ranch, Quay County, NM Revuelto Creek Ranch takes its name from the historic creek that winds through the property. "Revuelto" is Spanish for "stirred up" or "turbulent," a fitting description of the creek's seasonal flows and the rich history of the New Mexico plains. The creek drains into the Canadian River just east of Logan, NM COMMENTS: Encompassing approximately 2,400 deeded acres, plus 80 acres of New Mexico State Lease, the ranch is highlighted by approximately 2.5 miles of Revuelto Creek, creating a picturesque corridor of mature cottonwoods, native grasses, and outstanding wildlife habitat. The seasonal creek enhances both the beauty and productivity of the ranch while attracting mule deer, pronghorn antelope, turkey, quail, dove and other native game. Revuelto Creek Ranch offers the perfect balance of accessibility, recreation, and investment. Conveniently accessed from Historic Route 66 and Interstate 40, this exceptional property is an ideal gentleman's ranch, weekend retreat, investment property, or productive cattle operation. ACREAGE: 2400 +/- deeded acres 80 +/- acres New Mexico State Lease (lease was $80.54 in 2025) IMPROVEMENTS: 1504 sq ft brick home, 3 bedroom, 1 bath. Scenic location, with views of rocky bluffs that lie above the creek. Septic, windows, and doors have all been replaced in the last 7 years. A new shingle roof was installed on the house in 2025. Shipping Pens Lean to style barn with tin roof, shop building with cement floor. WATER: 2.5 miles of seasonal water in Revuelto Creek House Well. 32' deep. Believed to be 7+ gpm, electric Creek Solar. 120' deep. Believed to be 3 gpm, solar Mesa Solar. 200' deep. Believed to be 5+ gpm, solar Mesa Windmill. 200' deep. Believed to be 5 gpm, windmill 2 dirt tanks TAXES: $516.00 in 2025 LIVESTOCK: The ranch is owner rated at 160-180 head of stocker yearlings from May to October, or 45-55 cows year round. FENCES: All exterior and interior fences are in adequate condition, consisting of 4 or 5 wire construction with mostly wood corners along with some pipe corners. Fences have been gone through and were re-worked in 2026. VEGETATION: Many different kinds of native grasses exist, including blue grama, side oats grama, buffalo, western wheat, little bluestem, sand dropseed, and tobosa. Revuelto Creek supports wetter-site grasses, such as sedges and rushes. Other grasses present along the creek are Alkalai sacaton and salt grass. The ranch has some cottonwood trees along the creek, with cholla cactus, mesquite and cedar trees scattered throughout the ranch. TERRAIN: Very diverse terrain, from lower creek bottom land with grassy meadows that lead up out of the creek bottom to mostly level land on top. There are large rock outcroppings scattered throughout the ranch. CLIMATE HIGHLIGHTS IN AREA: Average Summer High is 92 degrees F in daytime and 67 degrees F at night Average Winter High is 50 degrees F in daytime and 23 degrees F at night Sunshine: Over 280 sunny days per year Annual Rainfall: Approximately 14-15 inches Annual Snowfall: Approximately 10-15 inches Elevation: 4,000-4,500 feet SCHOOLS: Revuelto Creek Ranch is located in the San Jon Municipal School District. San Jon Municipal Schools is a small, Pre K-12 public school district serving the community of San Jon in eastern New Mexico. Its size allows for a personalized educational experience and strong community involvement with small class sizes, approximately 125 students district wide and a 6:1 student to teacher ratio. San Jon is 1A classification in sports. Located 14 miles west of the ranch is the town of Tucumcari. There is a much larger 3A, Pre K-12 school. Also located in Tucumcari is Mesalands Community College. WILDLIFE: Several large mule deer have been seen on the ranch but no one has hunted the ranch in several years. Also present are pronghorn antelope, some whitetail along creek, turkey, quail, dove and other small game species. Predators include coyotes, foxes, bobcats, and the occasional mountain lion. DISTANCE FROM RANCH: San Jon: 8 miles Tucumcari: 14 miles Ute Lake State Park: 20 miles Logan: 25 miles Clovis: 65 miles Dalhart, TX: 90 miles Amarillo, TX: 100 miles Roswell: 175 miles Albuquerque: 190 miles Ruisdoso: 225 miles ADDITIONAL HIGHLIGHTS: Adding to its investment appeal, the ranch provides dependable annual income through an established Grassland Conservation Reserve Program contract covering 1,196.58 acres. The contract generates $17,949 annually and remains in effect through 2037, providing reliable income while preserving the ranch's exceptional native grasslands. One of the ranch's greatest advantages is its flexibility for future ownership. The property is not encumbered by a conservation easement, allowing the next owner the freedom to manage, improve, and enjoy the ranch according to their vision while preserving its exceptional natural character. Outdoor recreation extends well beyond the ranch boundaries. Ute Lake State Park is located just 20 minutes away, offering some of New Mexico's finest fishing, boating, water skiing, paddleboarding, and year-round water recreation, making Revuelto Creek Ranch an ideal destination for family gatherings and weekend escapes. OVERVIEW: Whether you're looking for a private escape, an income-producing investment, or a productive cattle operation, Revuelto Creek Ranch delivers a rare combination of seasonal live water, recreational opportunity, historic significance, and convenient year-round access. With easy access from Interstate 40, just minutes from Tucumcari and San Jon property is perfectly positioned as a premier gentleman's ranch in eastern New Mexico. 2,400 deeded acres 80 acres of New Mexico State Lease Approximately 2.5 miles of Revuelto Creek 1,196.58 acres enrolled in Grassland CRP $17,949 annual CRP income through 2037 Not encumbered by a conservation easement 1,504 sq. ft. brick home New roof installed in 2025 Scenic views of Revuelto Creek Excellent cattle grazing operation Outstanding mule deer, along with pronghorn antelope, turkey, quail, and predator hunting Frontage and easy access from Historic Route 66 and Interstate 40 Only 20 minutes to Ute Lake for fishing, boating, water skiing, and recreation Power to headquarters is provided by Farmers Electric Coop ENMR Plateau provides telephone service to ranch house

This is a neat, clean, well-appointed and well-cared for, combination farm and livestock operation which will work well for irrigated hay production combined with livestock. The farm is irrigated from 112.3 acres of Arch Hurley Conservancy District Water Rights furnishing water for two almost new T&L center pivot sprinklers pressured by a diesel powered, combination booster pump and hydraulic pump to irrigate a 32 acre semi-circle and a 76 acre partial circle. The soil on the farm is a sandy/clay loam with approximately 40 acres of land being farmed dryland. There is approximately 107 acres of native grassland that is fenced with five strands of barbed wire and steel T post. Additional improvements on the property include the shop which is approximately 20 x 80 with a concrete floor, wired for 240 volt electricity and livestock handing facilities consisting of a set of welded pipe pens. Water is furnished to the headquarters and in the livestock pens from a community water system with cattle also watering from a large earthen dam (dirt tank in Texas). Demand seems to be extremely good for choice horse hay all across the Southwestern United States with this property being a prime supplier. Based upon historical water allotments in this water district, there are better irrigation possibilities in the future.

Positioned on wonderful vantage overlooking Tucumcari, this exceptional 8.42 acre property at 420 W. La Joya offers a rare combination of space, character, and elevated views that are come together for a great property within close proximity to town. Set on a gently rising hill, the property commands a sweeping view of the town of Tucumcari to the northeast, capturing both the charm of this historic community and the expansive vistas of the surrounding high plains landscape. With convenient access to Interstate 40 and all local amenities, this property strikes a unique balance between rural tranquility and everyday accessibility. At the heart of the property sits a well-sized 2,199 square foot residence, offering a comfortable layout with three bedrooms and one bathroom. The home carries a warm, lived-in character with multiple living spaces that allow for flexibility in both daily living and entertaining. A central welcoming area flows both directions into a den-style space on the left and the good sized kitchen on the right, creating an inviting atmosphere that can easily accommodate family gatherings, quiet evenings, or a variety of lifestyle needs. One of the defining features of the home is its use of two wood-burning stoves, which not only provide practical supplemental heat but also contribute to the rustic charm and ambiance of the interior. The primary wood stove is located in the den-style living area, serving as a focal point and creating a cozy environment ideal for colder seasons. A second, smaller stove located in one of the bedrooms adds an additional layer of comfort and individuality, offering a unique retreat within the home itself. The kitchen area is spacious with ample room for customization or modernization according to a buyer's preferences. Several new windows have been replaced throughout the home and invite in natural light while framing views of the surrounding acreage and the distant town below. The overall layout presents an excellent opportunity for someone seeking a home with solid bones and the potential to tailor interior finishes to their own vision. Stepping outside, the property continues to impress with usable outdoor space. The immediate yard surrounding the home is fully fenced and divided into two separate sections, offering versatility for a variety of uses. Whether for pets, gardening, or creating distinct outdoor living areas, this dual-section yard provides both practicality and convenience. The chain link fencing, while creating a buffer space between the parking area and the home is non-intrusive to the views while maintaining the open feel of the larger acreage beyond. A standout feature of the property is the 965 square foot garage/shop building, constructed using straw bale techniques. This unique construction method is known for its natural insulation properties, energy efficiency, and durability, making the structure both functional and environmentally conscious. The building is topped with a metal roof and sits on a solid concrete floor, creating an ideal space for a workshop, storage, hobby area, or even potential conversion into additional living or studio space. Its size and quality construction make it a valuable asset for anyone needing workspace or seeking to expand the property's utility. Adding to the property's character and historical appeal is an old rock barn, a structure that reflects the agricultural heritage of the region. While rustic in nature, the barn offers potential for restoration, storage, or creative repurposing. It stands as a testament to the property's past while contributing to its overall charm and sense of place. The 8.42 acres themselves provide a gently sloping landscape that is both manageable and expansive. The elevated position of the home ensures that the panoramic views remain a constant highlight, with sunrises illuminating the town below and sunsets casting warm hues across the open land. The acreage offers ample room for a variety of uses, whether for small-scale agriculture, recreational activities, or simply enjoying the privacy and space that come with owning a larger parcel. Several good years of summer rains have spurred growth of the local grasses and woody species such as mesquite that are common on the surrounding landscape. Well planned out small scale grazing or thinning practices would open the anopy considerably to allow for greater growth of grasses and livestock friendly forage. Despite its peaceful setting, the property benefits from its close proximity to the amenities of Tucumcari. Grocery stores, restaurants, schools, and local services are all just a short drive away, making daily errands convenient without sacrificing the quiet, rural atmosphere. The nearby Interstate 40 corridor provides excellent regional connectivity, allowing for easy travel east or west, whether for business, recreation, or exploring the broader region of eastern New Mexico. Amarillo, Texas is just under 2 hours travel east on I-40 and provides any amenity you would expect of a larger metropolitan area as well as providing unique west Texas attractions such as the Headquarters of the American Quarter Horse Association. Tucumcari itself is a community rich in history and character, often celebrated for its Route 66 heritage, vibrant murals, and welcoming small-town atmosphere. The area is known for its wide-open skies, mild climate, and slower pace of life, making it an attractive destination for those looking to escape the congestion of larger urban centers while still maintaining access to essential services. From a lifestyle perspective, this property offers a wide range of possibilities. It could serve as a primary residence for those seeking space and privacy, a secondary retreat for weekend getaways, or even an investment opportunity with potential for further development or enhancement. The combination of acreage, outbuildings, and location makes it adaptable to a variety of needs and visions. The natural setting also lends itself to outdoor enjoyment. The open land is well-suited for walking, gardening, or simply taking in the expansive views. The elevated position provides a sense of seclusion without isolation, allowing residents to feel connected to the landscape while still being part of the broader community. In terms of infrastructure, the property's existing improvements provide a strong foundation. The home, shop, and barn collectively offer a blend of functionality and character, while the acreage allows for future expansion or customization. Whether one chooses to update the home, enhance the outdoor spaces, or further develop the land, the property presents a compelling opportunity to create something truly special. Another notable aspect is the sense of privacy afforded by the property's location. Positioned on the edge of town and elevated above the surrounding area, it offers a quiet retreat from the bustle while still remaining accessible. The separation from neighboring properties enhances the feeling of space, making it an ideal setting for those who value both independence and convenience. The dual fenced yard areas are particularly appealing for those with specific outdoor needs. Whether accommodating animals, creating a garden space, or designing outdoor living areas, the separation allows for organization and flexibility. This thoughtful feature adds to the overall usability of the property and enhances its appeal for a wide range of buyers. The straw bale construction of the shop/garage is especially noteworthy in today's market, where energy efficiency and sustainable building practices are increasingly valued. This type of construction not only provides excellent insulation but also contributes to a quieter interior environment, making it an ideal workspace or creative studio. Combined with the durable metal roof and concrete flooring, the structure is both practical and distinctive. Meanwhile, the old rock barn offers a tangible connection to the land's history. With some restoration or creative vision, it could become a unique focal point of the property, whether used for storage, events, or simply preserved as a historical feature. Its presence adds depth and authenticity, setting the property apart from more conventional offerings. Overall, 420 W. La Joya represents a rare opportunity to own a versatile and character-rich property in Tucumcari. The combination of acreage, elevated views, functional improvements, and proximity to town creates a compelling package that is well-suited to a variety of buyers. Whether you are seeking a comfortable home with room to grow, a property with unique structures and potential, or simply a place to enjoy the beauty and openness of eastern New Mexico, this offering delivers on multiple levels. With its blend of practicality, charm, and opportunity, it stands as a property that invites both immediate enjoyment and long-term vision. In a market where properties with acreage, views, and proximity to amenities are increasingly sought after, this listing offers a distinctive and valuable option. The setting, improvements, and potential all come together to create a property that is as functional as it is inspiring-ready to meet the needs of today while offering possibilities for tomorrow.

Randals Ranch Montoya New Mexico 5,014 deeded acres of New Mexico Grasslands. Right off of historic Route 66 located in the Llano Estacado Plateau. Wildlife abundant with lots of deer and antelope population. Quail abound on this property as well as the occasional elk. This ranch has been rested is in excellent condition abundant turf, well maintained roads, good fences and plenty of water. 3 Windmills 1 Solar Well 6 Drinkers 3 Pastures 9 Tanks 13 miles of maintained roads. Located between Tucumcari and Santa Rosa on I-40. Great opportunity for hunting, cattle and turf ranch in eastern New Mexico.

5,014 deeded acres of New Mexico grassland and 198 acres of NM state lease land 21 miles west of Tucumcari, NM, and 37 miles east of Santa Rosa, NM across the I-40 from Montoya, NM. Is is located under the Llano Estacado Plateauin eastern New Mexico and off of Historic Route 66 with acountry road on the east side and Route 66 on the southside. Deer, antelope, and quail abound with an occasionalelk crosses the ranch. This ranch is in excellent conditionwith abundant turf, great fences, 13 +/- miles of well-maintained roads, and is watered with 3 windmills, 1 solarpump, 8 drinkers, 3 miles of pipeline and an intermittentrunning creek that splits the ranch. Call Brett Johnson 575-760-3654 or Jerry Cass 575-799-5304

Located 20 miles west of Tucumcari, New Mexico with good access via Interstate 40. Elevations on the ranch vary from around 5,000 ft on the mesa to 4,300 feet down in the bottom country. The ranch boasts a diverse mix of vegatation along with some juniper trees and mesquite. The ranch is watered by two solar wells and one windmill. The two solar wells both feed a poly pipe line. One storage tank and nine drinkers are fed by this system. Multiple earthen dirt tanks are also on the property. Split by two pastures with a good set of working pens located between them. Overall the fences are in good shape. Primary wildlife include mule deer, antelope, quail, along with the occasional mountain lion. Located within Game Management Unit 40. No cattle have been on the property for over a year resulting in an abundance of forage.

Good views of Ute Lake and the Canadian River canyon lands. Just over 40 acres with lots of flat buildable area (No direct lake access). Close to Tucumcari, Ute Lake Mine Canyon Area and I 40 via US 54. Onwer financing available.

Great views of Ute Lake and the Canadian River canyon lands and lake coves. Just over 40 acres. (No direct lake access) Close to Tucumcari, Ute Lake Mine Canyon Area and I 40 via US 54. Owner Financing available.

Great views of Ute Lake and the Canadian River canyon lands. Just under 40 acres with lots of buildable land and gentle slope. (No direct lake access) Close to Tucumcari, Ute Lake Mine Canyon area and I 40 via US 54. Owner financing available.

Great scenic views of Ute Lake and the Canadian River canyon lands. Just over 40 acres. (No direct lake access) Close to Tucumcari, Ute Lake access at Mine Canyon Area and I 40 via US 54. Owner financing available

Great views of Ute Lake and the Canadian River canyon lands. Just over 40 acres (No direct lake access) Close to Tucumcari, Ute Lake Mine Canyon Area and I 40 via US 54. Owner Financing available.

Four residental lots (121.0 x 136.5) sold together as 1.5 acres less small area on lots 3 and 4 for the Tucumcari south drain. Lots 1 and 4 also have area on the east portion that was made part of the expanded right of way for Mountain Road (US 54)

One of the best and most spectacular views of Ute Lake and the Canadian River valley/canyon lands you can have. Access road along north facing bluff to shore for fishing and picnics. (No boat launching)