San Miguel County, New Mexico Land For Sale (140 results)

RFD-TV The Ranch is truly where the Old West, Southwest style, and Luxury intersect with superior access, privacy, and infrastructure to facilitate an event venue/private estate with demanding technological needs. Formerly known as the Imus Ranch, The Ranch is best described as a ranch compound capable of handling large events with a pillow count of 35+. Ideally set up for entertainment and events, The Ranch has been the set for numerous corporate events, commercial shoots, and western events not to mention its history under the Imus family benefiting children with cancer. The Ranch is being offered turnkey, ready to entertain and recreate this summer. The Ranch with nearly 70,000 square feet of built improvements, western-themed sets, production-ready infrastructure, and a broadcast-quality media studio, is uniquely positioned as a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. Its cinematic terrain, secure and private access, and event-scale accommodations further support its appeal to studios, networks, and independent producers looking to capitalize on New Mexicos lucrative incentives and expanding media ecosystem. FILM & PRODUCTION INCENTIVES New Mexico is widely recognized as one of the top film production destinations in the U.S., offering a 25% to 35% refundable tax credit on qualified in-state expenditures. Productions that utilize rural locations like San Miguel County, hire New Mexico residents, or film at certified facilities are eligible for additional bonuses. Additionally, just two hours south of the ranch, Netflix operates a major studio hub in Albuquerqueits first U.S. production facilitywhich has accelerated the states prominence in the industry and increased demand for nearby, high-quality filming locations. LOCATION & ACREAGE The Ranch is located in the rural community of Serafina, NM, about 15 miles southwest of Las Vegas, NM (private jet airport), and approximately 40 miles southeast of Santa Fe, NM (commercial airport). The Ranchs location near Interstate 25, with a private entrance off the frontage road, provides for easy privately maintained access. Easy private access along with superior seclusion is a rare combination on western ranches. With a total of 3,425 acres including 2,535 deeded acres and 890 acres State of New Mexico lease land, the ranch has room to roam and room to grow. The diverse topography, rock outcroppings, land cover and vegetation also provide great seclusion as well as vistas. There are several miles of improved roads as well as numerous jeep and ATV trails on the ranch. A secluded fishing pond and shooting range are easily accessed from the ranch compound. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Historically significant is the fact that the Sante Fe Trail (circa 1821 - 1880) passes through the ranch. The Santa Fe Trail was Americas first commercial highway. Traders established the trailwhich connected Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico and covered some 900 miles of the Great Plainsin 1821. Before its demise due to the completion of the Santa Fe railroad, the Santa Fe Trail served as a thoroughfare for countless traders, pioneers and Americas military, and it played a crucial role in Americas westward expansion. WATER RESOURCES & FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM There are seven wells that serve The Ranch. Two wells supplement two separate stocked fishing ponds. There is also a 50,000-gallon water storage tank with a backup generator system that provides water for all of the improvements, including sprinklered fire suppression systems. Given the luxury quality of improvements, and the vast number of improved square footage, each improvement structure on the ranch is equipped with a highly improved fire suppression system that is routinely tested. IMPROVEMENTS The Ranch boasts nearly 70,000 sf of building improvements together with a host of additional infrastructure highlighted as follows: Grand Hacienda Main Residence (14,672 sf, 11 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, 2 half-baths, detached 8-car garage, heated swimming pool, courtyard with viewing balcony) Old Western Village General Store, Art/Studio (large recreation room and Radio/TV broadcasting sound room and setup), Three separate bunkhouses, Saloon (saloon reception area with four bedrooms), Office/Jail (separate offices and conference room) Three (3) separate ancillary residences Maintenance Barn/Shop -6,175 sf (concrete floor, office, large overhead doors, heated with ample storage area) Large Equipment Shed 6,400 sf open sided shed specifically designed for large equipment 12,000 sf indoor arena 300x161 outdoor arena ideal for cutting, reining and separate team roping and calf roping setup Multiple outdoor round pens Horse Barn 9,000 sf (25 stalls with outdoor runs and automatic waterers, Veterinarian suite with bull bath and kitchen, office, tack room, wash stall, and feed room) Hay Barn 5,000 sf with concrete floor and attached 6,000 sf overhang covering livestock corrals and chute facilities) Greenhouse 3,000 sf (metal framed, concrete/dirt flooring, evaporative cooling system with large exhaust fans) Multiple livestock sheds associated with the corrals and paddocks (mostly with automatic waterers). The improved area is meticulously landscaped to match the western theme. A well-designed road system around the improvements as well as water and fire suppression infrastructure complete the compound. LOCALE The area is highlighted by Sante Fe and its renowned Southwestern style jewelry and art displays, shopping and museums. Visiting Sante Fe one will enjoy luxurious lodging, spas and southwestern Cuisine. History runs deep in the Southwest with an illustrious history involving Indian, Spanish and American cultures. The historical significance of nearby Las Vegas, NM stems from the Sante Fe Trail, which also passes through the ranch on its way to its destination in Sante Fe. The Southwest culture invokes its own historical style, with New Mexico offering its own lore. By adding in New Mexicos magical skies with pastel sunsets and sunrises and star filled nights one will always have fond memories of New Mexico and is mystique. The Ranch is defined by and benefits from the natural and cultural amenities offered in this Southwest locale. CLIMATE & WEATHER The area has a moderate four-season climate offering a variety of visits to The Ranch throughout the year. Characterized by warm summers, dry and temperate spring and fall weather and cool winters. The weather is described as sunny, dry and pleasant with summer daytime high temperatures around 80 degrees and overnight lows in the 60s. Winter daytime temperatures range from 40 to 50 degrees with overnight lows around 30 degrees. The area receives about 9 inches of rain and 20 inches of snow per year. The summer monsoon flows provide most of the summer moisture in July and August. SUMMARY The Ranch is an exceptional ranch estate and compound. Ideally designed for equestrian and western-themed events, the versatility of the property allows for any number of private and commercial events, including a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. With accommodation and infrastructure to host and entertain large groups, this iconic ranch property is ideally suited as a venue for western sporting events, corporate gatherings, or as a private recreational retreat. Steeped in New Mexicos Southwestern history and culture, The Ranch is a turnkey, one-of-a-kind legacy holding in an unforgettable setting.

RFD-TV The Ranch is truly where the Old West, Southwest style, and Luxury intersect with superior access, privacy, and infrastructure to facilitate an event venue/private estate with demanding technological needs. Formerly known as the Imus Ranch, The Ranch is best described as a ranch compound capable of handling large events with a pillow count of 35+. Ideally set up for entertainment and events, The Ranch has been the set for numerous corporate events, commercial shoots, and western events not to mention its history under the Imus family benefiting children with cancer. The Ranch is being offered turnkey, ready to entertain and recreate this summer. The Ranch with nearly 70,000 square feet of built improvements, western-themed sets, production-ready infrastructure, and a broadcast-quality media studio, is uniquely positioned as a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. Its cinematic terrain, secure and private access, and event-scale accommodations further support its appeal to studios, networks, and independent producers looking to capitalize on New Mexicos lucrative incentives and expanding media ecosystem. FILM & PRODUCTION INCENTIVES New Mexico is widely recognized as one of the top film production destinations in the U.S., offering a 25% to 35% refundable tax credit on qualified in-state expenditures. Productions that utilize rural locations like San Miguel County, hire New Mexico residents, or film at certified facilities are eligible for additional bonuses. Additionally, just two hours south of the ranch, Netflix operates a major studio hub in Albuquerqueits first U.S. production facilitywhich has accelerated the states prominence in the industry and increased demand for nearby, high-quality filming locations. LOCATION & ACREAGE The Ranch is located in the rural community of Serafina, NM, about 15 miles southwest of Las Vegas, NM (private jet airport), and approximately 40 miles southeast of Santa Fe, NM (commercial airport). The Ranchs location near Interstate 25, with a private entrance off the frontage road, provides for easy privately maintained access. Easy private access along with superior seclusion is a rare combination on western ranches. With a total of 3,425 acres including 2,535 deeded acres and 890 acres State of New Mexico lease land, the ranch has room to roam and room to grow. The diverse topography, rock outcroppings, land cover and vegetation also provide great seclusion as well as vistas. There are several miles of improved roads as well as numerous jeep and ATV trails on the ranch. A secluded fishing pond and shooting range are easily accessed from the ranch compound. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Historically significant is the fact that the Sante Fe Trail (circa 1821 - 1880) passes through the ranch. The Santa Fe Trail was Americas first commercial highway. Traders established the trailwhich connected Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico and covered some 900 miles of the Great Plainsin 1821. Before its demise due to the completion of the Santa Fe railroad, the Santa Fe Trail served as a thoroughfare for countless traders, pioneers and Americas military, and it played a crucial role in Americas westward expansion. WATER RESOURCES & FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM There are seven wells that serve The Ranch. Two wells supplement two separate stocked fishing ponds. There is also a 50,000-gallon water storage tank with a backup generator system that provides water for all of the improvements, including sprinklered fire suppression systems. Given the luxury quality of improvements, and the vast number of improved square footage, each improvement structure on the ranch is equipped with a highly improved fire suppression system that is routinely tested. IMPROVEMENTS The Ranch boasts nearly 70,000 sf of building improvements together with a host of additional infrastructure highlighted as follows: Grand Hacienda Main Residence (14,672 sf, 11 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, 2 half-baths, detached 8-car garage, heated swimming pool, courtyard with viewing balcony) Old Western Village General Store, Art/Studio (large recreation room and Radio/TV broadcasting sound room and setup), Three separate bunkhouses, Saloon (saloon reception area with four bedrooms), Office/Jail (separate offices and conference room) Three (3) separate ancillary residences Maintenance Barn/Shop -6,175 sf (concrete floor, office, large overhead doors, heated with ample storage area) Large Equipment Shed 6,400 sf open sided shed specifically designed for large equipment 12,000 sf indoor arena 300x161 outdoor arena ideal for cutting, reining and separate team roping and calf roping setup Multiple outdoor round pens Horse Barn 9,000 sf (25 stalls with outdoor runs and automatic waterers, Veterinarian suite with bull bath and kitchen, office, tack room, wash stall, and feed room) Hay Barn 5,000 sf with concrete floor and attached 6,000 sf overhang covering livestock corrals and chute facilities) Greenhouse 3,000 sf (metal framed, concrete/dirt flooring, evaporative cooling system with large exhaust fans) Multiple livestock sheds associated with the corrals and paddocks (mostly with automatic waterers). The improved area is meticulously landscaped to match the western theme. A well-designed road system around the improvements as well as water and fire suppression infrastructure complete the compound. LOCALE The area is highlighted by Sante Fe and its renowned Southwestern style jewelry and art displays, shopping and museums. Visiting Sante Fe one will enjoy luxurious lodging, spas and southwestern Cuisine. History runs deep in the Southwest with an illustrious history involving Indian, Spanish and American cultures. The historical significance of nearby Las Vegas, NM stems from the Sante Fe Trail, which also passes through the ranch on its way to its destination in Sante Fe. The Southwest culture invokes its own historical style, with New Mexico offering its own lore. By adding in New Mexicos magical skies with pastel sunsets and sunrises and star filled nights one will always have fond memories of New Mexico and is mystique. The Ranch is defined by and benefits from the natural and cultural amenities offered in this Southwest locale. CLIMATE & WEATHER The area has a moderate four-season climate offering a variety of visits to The Ranch throughout the year. Characterized by warm summers, dry and temperate spring and fall weather and cool winters. The weather is described as sunny, dry and pleasant with summer daytime high temperatures around 80 degrees and overnight lows in the 60s. Winter daytime temperatures range from 40 to 50 degrees with overnight lows around 30 degrees. The area receives about 9 inches of rain and 20 inches of snow per year. The summer monsoon flows provide most of the summer moisture in July and August. SUMMARY The Ranch is an exceptional ranch estate and compound. Ideally designed for equestrian and western-themed events, the versatility of the property allows for any number of private and commercial events, including a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. With accommodation and infrastructure to host and entertain large groups, this iconic ranch property is ideally suited as a venue for western sporting events, corporate gatherings, or as a private recreational retreat. Steeped in New Mexicos Southwestern history and culture, The Ranch is a turnkey, one-of-a-kind legacy holding in an unforgettable setting.

RFD-TV The Ranch is truly where the Old West, Southwest style, and Luxury intersect with superior access, privacy, and infrastructure to facilitate an event venue/private estate with demanding technological needs. Formerly known as the Imus Ranch, The Ranch is best described as a ranch compound capable of handling large events with a pillow count of 35+. Ideally set up for entertainment and events, The Ranch has been the set for numerous corporate events, commercial shoots, and western events not to mention its history under the Imus family benefiting children with cancer. The Ranch is being offered turnkey, ready to entertain and recreate this summer. The Ranch with nearly 70,000 square feet of built improvements, western-themed sets, production-ready infrastructure, and a broadcast-quality media studio, is uniquely positioned as a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. Its cinematic terrain, secure and private access, and event-scale accommodations further support its appeal to studios, networks, and independent producers looking to capitalize on New Mexicos lucrative incentives and expanding media ecosystem. FILM & PRODUCTION INCENTIVES New Mexico is widely recognized as one of the top film production destinations in the U.S., offering a 25% to 35% refundable tax credit on qualified in-state expenditures. Productions that utilize rural locations like San Miguel County, hire New Mexico residents, or film at certified facilities are eligible for additional bonuses. Additionally, just two hours south of the ranch, Netflix operates a major studio hub in Albuquerqueits first U.S. production facilitywhich has accelerated the states prominence in the industry and increased demand for nearby, high-quality filming locations. LOCATION & ACREAGE The Ranch is located in the rural community of Serafina, NM, about 15 miles southwest of Las Vegas, NM (private jet airport), and approximately 40 miles southeast of Santa Fe, NM (commercial airport). The Ranchs location near Interstate 25, with a private entrance off the frontage road, provides for easy privately maintained access. Easy private access along with superior seclusion is a rare combination on western ranches. With a total of 3,425 acres including 2,535 deeded acres and 890 acres State of New Mexico lease land, the ranch has room to roam and room to grow. The diverse topography, rock outcroppings, land cover and vegetation also provide great seclusion as well as vistas. There are several miles of improved roads as well as numerous jeep and ATV trails on the ranch. A secluded fishing pond and shooting range are easily accessed from the ranch compound. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Historically significant is the fact that the Sante Fe Trail (circa 1821 - 1880) passes through the ranch. The Santa Fe Trail was Americas first commercial highway. Traders established the trailwhich connected Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico and covered some 900 miles of the Great Plainsin 1821. Before its demise due to the completion of the Santa Fe railroad, the Santa Fe Trail served as a thoroughfare for countless traders, pioneers and Americas military, and it played a crucial role in Americas westward expansion. WATER RESOURCES & FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM There are seven wells that serve The Ranch. Two wells supplement two separate stocked fishing ponds. There is also a 50,000-gallon water storage tank with a backup generator system that provides water for all of the improvements, including sprinklered fire suppression systems. Given the luxury quality of improvements, and the vast number of improved square footage, each improvement structure on the ranch is equipped with a highly improved fire suppression system that is routinely tested. IMPROVEMENTS The Ranch boasts nearly 70,000 sf of building improvements together with a host of additional infrastructure highlighted as follows: Grand Hacienda Main Residence (14,672 sf, 11 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, 2 half-baths, detached 8-car garage, heated swimming pool, courtyard with viewing balcony) Old Western Village General Store, Art/Studio (large recreation room and Radio/TV broadcasting sound room and setup), Three separate bunkhouses, Saloon (saloon reception area with four bedrooms), Office/Jail (separate offices and conference room) Three (3) separate ancillary residences Maintenance Barn/Shop -6,175 sf (concrete floor, office, large overhead doors, heated with ample storage area) Large Equipment Shed 6,400 sf open sided shed specifically designed for large equipment 12,000 sf indoor arena 300x161 outdoor arena ideal for cutting, reining and separate team roping and calf roping setup Multiple outdoor round pens Horse Barn 9,000 sf (25 stalls with outdoor runs and automatic waterers, Veterinarian suite with bull bath and kitchen, office, tack room, wash stall, and feed room) Hay Barn 5,000 sf with concrete floor and attached 6,000 sf overhang covering livestock corrals and chute facilities) Greenhouse 3,000 sf (metal framed, concrete/dirt flooring, evaporative cooling system with large exhaust fans) Multiple livestock sheds associated with the corrals and paddocks (mostly with automatic waterers). The improved area is meticulously landscaped to match the western theme. A well-designed road system around the improvements as well as water and fire suppression infrastructure complete the compound. LOCALE The area is highlighted by Sante Fe and its renowned Southwestern style jewelry and art displays, shopping and museums. Visiting Sante Fe one will enjoy luxurious lodging, spas and southwestern Cuisine. History runs deep in the Southwest with an illustrious history involving Indian, Spanish and American cultures. The historical significance of nearby Las Vegas, NM stems from the Sante Fe Trail, which also passes through the ranch on its way to its destination in Sante Fe. The Southwest culture invokes its own historical style, with New Mexico offering its own lore. By adding in New Mexicos magical skies with pastel sunsets and sunrises and star filled nights one will always have fond memories of New Mexico and is mystique. The Ranch is defined by and benefits from the natural and cultural amenities offered in this Southwest locale. CLIMATE & WEATHER The area has a moderate four-season climate offering a variety of visits to The Ranch throughout the year. Characterized by warm summers, dry and temperate spring and fall weather and cool winters. The weather is described as sunny, dry and pleasant with summer daytime high temperatures around 80 degrees and overnight lows in the 60s. Winter daytime temperatures range from 40 to 50 degrees with overnight lows around 30 degrees. The area receives about 9 inches of rain and 20 inches of snow per year. The summer monsoon flows provide most of the summer moisture in July and August. SUMMARY The Ranch is an exceptional ranch estate and compound. Ideally designed for equestrian and western-themed events, the versatility of the property allows for any number of private and commercial events, including a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. With accommodation and infrastructure to host and entertain large groups, this iconic ranch property is ideally suited as a venue for western sporting events, corporate gatherings, or as a private recreational retreat. Steeped in New Mexicos Southwestern history and culture, The Ranch is a turnkey, one-of-a-kind legacy holding in an unforgettable setting.

RFD-TV The Ranch is truly where the Old West, Southwest style, and Luxury intersect with superior access, privacy, and infrastructure to facilitate an event venue/private estate with demanding technological needs. Formerly known as the Imus Ranch, The Ranch is best described as a ranch compound capable of handling large events with a pillow count of 35+. Ideally set up for entertainment and events, The Ranch has been the set for numerous corporate events, commercial shoots, and western events not to mention its history under the Imus family benefiting children with cancer. The Ranch is being offered turnkey, ready to entertain and recreate this summer. The Ranch with nearly 70,000 square feet of built improvements, western-themed sets, production-ready infrastructure, and a broadcast-quality media studio, is uniquely positioned as a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. Its cinematic terrain, secure and private access, and event-scale accommodations further support its appeal to studios, networks, and independent producers looking to capitalize on New Mexicos lucrative incentives and expanding media ecosystem. FILM & PRODUCTION INCENTIVES New Mexico is widely recognized as one of the top film production destinations in the U.S., offering a 25% to 35% refundable tax credit on qualified in-state expenditures. Productions that utilize rural locations like San Miguel County, hire New Mexico residents, or film at certified facilities are eligible for additional bonuses. Additionally, just two hours south of the ranch, Netflix operates a major studio hub in Albuquerqueits first U.S. production facilitywhich has accelerated the states prominence in the industry and increased demand for nearby, high-quality filming locations. LOCATION & ACREAGE The Ranch is located in the rural community of Serafina, NM, about 15 miles southwest of Las Vegas, NM (private jet airport), and approximately 40 miles southeast of Santa Fe, NM (commercial airport). The Ranchs location near Interstate 25, with a private entrance off the frontage road, provides for easy privately maintained access. Easy private access along with superior seclusion is a rare combination on western ranches. With a total of 3,425 acres including 2,535 deeded acres and 890 acres State of New Mexico lease land, the ranch has room to roam and room to grow. The diverse topography, rock outcroppings, land cover and vegetation also provide great seclusion as well as vistas. There are several miles of improved roads as well as numerous jeep and ATV trails on the ranch. A secluded fishing pond and shooting range are easily accessed from the ranch compound. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Historically significant is the fact that the Sante Fe Trail (circa 1821 - 1880) passes through the ranch. The Santa Fe Trail was Americas first commercial highway. Traders established the trailwhich connected Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico and covered some 900 miles of the Great Plainsin 1821. Before its demise due to the completion of the Santa Fe railroad, the Santa Fe Trail served as a thoroughfare for countless traders, pioneers and Americas military, and it played a crucial role in Americas westward expansion. WATER RESOURCES & FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM There are seven wells that serve The Ranch. Two wells supplement two separate stocked fishing ponds. There is also a 50,000-gallon water storage tank with a backup generator system that provides water for all of the improvements, including sprinklered fire suppression systems. Given the luxury quality of improvements, and the vast number of improved square footage, each improvement structure on the ranch is equipped with a highly improved fire suppression system that is routinely tested. IMPROVEMENTS The Ranch boasts nearly 70,000 sf of building improvements together with a host of additional infrastructure highlighted as follows: Grand Hacienda Main Residence (14,672 sf, 11 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, 2 half-baths, detached 8-car garage, heated swimming pool, courtyard with viewing balcony) Old Western Village General Store, Art/Studio (large recreation room and Radio/TV broadcasting sound room and setup), Three separate bunkhouses, Saloon (saloon reception area with four bedrooms), Office/Jail (separate offices and conference room) Three (3) separate ancillary residences Maintenance Barn/Shop -6,175 sf (concrete floor, office, large overhead doors, heated with ample storage area) Large Equipment Shed 6,400 sf open sided shed specifically designed for large equipment 12,000 sf indoor arena 300x161 outdoor arena ideal for cutting, reining and separate team roping and calf roping setup Multiple outdoor round pens Horse Barn 9,000 sf (25 stalls with outdoor runs and automatic waterers, Veterinarian suite with bull bath and kitchen, office, tack room, wash stall, and feed room) Hay Barn 5,000 sf with concrete floor and attached 6,000 sf overhang covering livestock corrals and chute facilities) Greenhouse 3,000 sf (metal framed, concrete/dirt flooring, evaporative cooling system with large exhaust fans) Multiple livestock sheds associated with the corrals and paddocks (mostly with automatic waterers). The improved area is meticulously landscaped to match the western theme. A well-designed road system around the improvements as well as water and fire suppression infrastructure complete the compound. LOCALE The area is highlighted by Sante Fe and its renowned Southwestern style jewelry and art displays, shopping and museums. Visiting Sante Fe one will enjoy luxurious lodging, spas and southwestern Cuisine. History runs deep in the Southwest with an illustrious history involving Indian, Spanish and American cultures. The historical significance of nearby Las Vegas, NM stems from the Sante Fe Trail, which also passes through the ranch on its way to its destination in Sante Fe. The Southwest culture invokes its own historical style, with New Mexico offering its own lore. By adding in New Mexicos magical skies with pastel sunsets and sunrises and star filled nights one will always have fond memories of New Mexico and is mystique. The Ranch is defined by and benefits from the natural and cultural amenities offered in this Southwest locale. CLIMATE & WEATHER The area has a moderate four-season climate offering a variety of visits to The Ranch throughout the year. Characterized by warm summers, dry and temperate spring and fall weather and cool winters. The weather is described as sunny, dry and pleasant with summer daytime high temperatures around 80 degrees and overnight lows in the 60s. Winter daytime temperatures range from 40 to 50 degrees with overnight lows around 30 degrees. The area receives about 9 inches of rain and 20 inches of snow per year. The summer monsoon flows provide most of the summer moisture in July and August. SUMMARY The Ranch is an exceptional ranch estate and compound. Ideally designed for equestrian and western-themed events, the versatility of the property allows for any number of private and commercial events, including a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. With accommodation and infrastructure to host and entertain large groups, this iconic ranch property is ideally suited as a venue for western sporting events, corporate gatherings, or as a private recreational retreat. Steeped in New Mexicos Southwestern history and culture, The Ranch is a turnkey, one-of-a-kind legacy holding in an unforgettable setting.

RFD-TV The Ranch is truly where the Old West, Southwest style, and Luxury intersect with superior access, privacy, and infrastructure to facilitate an event venue/private estate with demanding technological needs. Formerly known as the Imus Ranch, The Ranch is best described as a ranch compound capable of handling large events with a pillow count of 35+. Ideally set up for entertainment and events, The Ranch has been the set for numerous corporate events, commercial shoots, and western events not to mention its history under the Imus family benefiting children with cancer. The Ranch is being offered turnkey, ready to entertain and recreate this summer. The Ranch with nearly 70,000 square feet of built improvements, western-themed sets, production-ready infrastructure, and a broadcast-quality media studio, is uniquely positioned as a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. Its cinematic terrain, secure and private access, and event-scale accommodations further support its appeal to studios, networks, and independent producers looking to capitalize on New Mexicos lucrative incentives and expanding media ecosystem. FILM & PRODUCTION INCENTIVES New Mexico is widely recognized as one of the top film production destinations in the U.S., offering a 25% to 35% refundable tax credit on qualified in-state expenditures. Productions that utilize rural locations like San Miguel County, hire New Mexico residents, or film at certified facilities are eligible for additional bonuses. Additionally, just two hours south of the ranch, Netflix operates a major studio hub in Albuquerqueits first U.S. production facilitywhich has accelerated the states prominence in the industry and increased demand for nearby, high-quality filming locations. LOCATION & ACREAGE The Ranch is located in the rural community of Serafina, NM, about 15 miles southwest of Las Vegas, NM (private jet airport), and approximately 40 miles southeast of Santa Fe, NM (commercial airport). The Ranchs location near Interstate 25, with a private entrance off the frontage road, provides for easy privately maintained access. Easy private access along with superior seclusion is a rare combination on western ranches. With a total of 3,425 acres including 2,535 deeded acres and 890 acres State of New Mexico lease land, the ranch has room to roam and room to grow. The diverse topography, rock outcroppings, land cover and vegetation also provide great seclusion as well as vistas. There are several miles of improved roads as well as numerous jeep and ATV trails on the ranch. A secluded fishing pond and shooting range are easily accessed from the ranch compound. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Historically significant is the fact that the Sante Fe Trail (circa 1821 - 1880) passes through the ranch. The Santa Fe Trail was Americas first commercial highway. Traders established the trailwhich connected Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico and covered some 900 miles of the Great Plainsin 1821. Before its demise due to the completion of the Santa Fe railroad, the Santa Fe Trail served as a thoroughfare for countless traders, pioneers and Americas military, and it played a crucial role in Americas westward expansion. WATER RESOURCES & FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM There are seven wells that serve The Ranch. Two wells supplement two separate stocked fishing ponds. There is also a 50,000-gallon water storage tank with a backup generator system that provides water for all of the improvements, including sprinklered fire suppression systems. Given the luxury quality of improvements, and the vast number of improved square footage, each improvement structure on the ranch is equipped with a highly improved fire suppression system that is routinely tested. IMPROVEMENTS The Ranch boasts nearly 70,000 sf of building improvements together with a host of additional infrastructure highlighted as follows: Grand Hacienda Main Residence (14,672 sf, 11 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, 2 half-baths, detached 8-car garage, heated swimming pool, courtyard with viewing balcony) Old Western Village General Store, Art/Studio (large recreation room and Radio/TV broadcasting sound room and setup), Three separate bunkhouses, Saloon (saloon reception area with four bedrooms), Office/Jail (separate offices and conference room) Three (3) separate ancillary residences Maintenance Barn/Shop -6,175 sf (concrete floor, office, large overhead doors, heated with ample storage area) Large Equipment Shed 6,400 sf open sided shed specifically designed for large equipment 12,000 sf indoor arena 300x161 outdoor arena ideal for cutting, reining and separate team roping and calf roping setup Multiple outdoor round pens Horse Barn 9,000 sf (25 stalls with outdoor runs and automatic waterers, Veterinarian suite with bull bath and kitchen, office, tack room, wash stall, and feed room) Hay Barn 5,000 sf with concrete floor and attached 6,000 sf overhang covering livestock corrals and chute facilities) Greenhouse 3,000 sf (metal framed, concrete/dirt flooring, evaporative cooling system with large exhaust fans) Multiple livestock sheds associated with the corrals and paddocks (mostly with automatic waterers). The improved area is meticulously landscaped to match the western theme. A well-designed road system around the improvements as well as water and fire suppression infrastructure complete the compound. LOCALE The area is highlighted by Sante Fe and its renowned Southwestern style jewelry and art displays, shopping and museums. Visiting Sante Fe one will enjoy luxurious lodging, spas and southwestern Cuisine. History runs deep in the Southwest with an illustrious history involving Indian, Spanish and American cultures. The historical significance of nearby Las Vegas, NM stems from the Sante Fe Trail, which also passes through the ranch on its way to its destination in Sante Fe. The Southwest culture invokes its own historical style, with New Mexico offering its own lore. By adding in New Mexicos magical skies with pastel sunsets and sunrises and star filled nights one will always have fond memories of New Mexico and is mystique. The Ranch is defined by and benefits from the natural and cultural amenities offered in this Southwest locale. CLIMATE & WEATHER The area has a moderate four-season climate offering a variety of visits to The Ranch throughout the year. Characterized by warm summers, dry and temperate spring and fall weather and cool winters. The weather is described as sunny, dry and pleasant with summer daytime high temperatures around 80 degrees and overnight lows in the 60s. Winter daytime temperatures range from 40 to 50 degrees with overnight lows around 30 degrees. The area receives about 9 inches of rain and 20 inches of snow per year. The summer monsoon flows provide most of the summer moisture in July and August. SUMMARY The Ranch is an exceptional ranch estate and compound. Ideally designed for equestrian and western-themed events, the versatility of the property allows for any number of private and commercial events, including a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. With accommodation and infrastructure to host and entertain large groups, this iconic ranch property is ideally suited as a venue for western sporting events, corporate gatherings, or as a private recreational retreat. Steeped in New Mexicos Southwestern history and culture, The Ranch is a turnkey, one-of-a-kind legacy holding in an unforgettable setting.

RFD-TV The Ranch is truly where the Old West, Southwest style, and Luxury intersect with superior access, privacy, and infrastructure to facilitate an event venue/private estate with demanding technological needs. Formerly known as the Imus Ranch, The Ranch is best described as a ranch compound capable of handling large events with a pillow count of 35+. Ideally set up for entertainment and events, The Ranch has been the set for numerous corporate events, commercial shoots, and western events not to mention its history under the Imus family benefiting children with cancer. The Ranch is being offered turnkey, ready to entertain and recreate this summer. The Ranch with nearly 70,000 square feet of built improvements, western-themed sets, production-ready infrastructure, and a broadcast-quality media studio, is uniquely positioned as a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. Its cinematic terrain, secure and private access, and event-scale accommodations further support its appeal to studios, networks, and independent producers looking to capitalize on New Mexicos lucrative incentives and expanding media ecosystem. FILM & PRODUCTION INCENTIVES New Mexico is widely recognized as one of the top film production destinations in the U.S., offering a 25% to 35% refundable tax credit on qualified in-state expenditures. Productions that utilize rural locations like San Miguel County, hire New Mexico residents, or film at certified facilities are eligible for additional bonuses. Additionally, just two hours south of the ranch, Netflix operates a major studio hub in Albuquerqueits first U.S. production facilitywhich has accelerated the states prominence in the industry and increased demand for nearby, high-quality filming locations. LOCATION & ACREAGE The Ranch is located in the rural community of Serafina, NM, about 15 miles southwest of Las Vegas, NM (private jet airport), and approximately 40 miles southeast of Santa Fe, NM (commercial airport). The Ranchs location near Interstate 25, with a private entrance off the frontage road, provides for easy privately maintained access. Easy private access along with superior seclusion is a rare combination on western ranches. With a total of 3,425 acres including 2,535 deeded acres and 890 acres State of New Mexico lease land, the ranch has room to roam and room to grow. The diverse topography, rock outcroppings, land cover and vegetation also provide great seclusion as well as vistas. There are several miles of improved roads as well as numerous jeep and ATV trails on the ranch. A secluded fishing pond and shooting range are easily accessed from the ranch compound. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Historically significant is the fact that the Sante Fe Trail (circa 1821 - 1880) passes through the ranch. The Santa Fe Trail was Americas first commercial highway. Traders established the trailwhich connected Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico and covered some 900 miles of the Great Plainsin 1821. Before its demise due to the completion of the Santa Fe railroad, the Santa Fe Trail served as a thoroughfare for countless traders, pioneers and Americas military, and it played a crucial role in Americas westward expansion. WATER RESOURCES & FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM There are seven wells that serve The Ranch. Two wells supplement two separate stocked fishing ponds. There is also a 50,000-gallon water storage tank with a backup generator system that provides water for all of the improvements, including sprinklered fire suppression systems. Given the luxury quality of improvements, and the vast number of improved square footage, each improvement structure on the ranch is equipped with a highly improved fire suppression system that is routinely tested. IMPROVEMENTS The Ranch boasts nearly 70,000 sf of building improvements together with a host of additional infrastructure highlighted as follows: Grand Hacienda Main Residence (14,672 sf, 11 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, 2 half-baths, detached 8-car garage, heated swimming pool, courtyard with viewing balcony) Old Western Village General Store, Art/Studio (large recreation room and Radio/TV broadcasting sound room and setup), Three separate bunkhouses, Saloon (saloon reception area with four bedrooms), Office/Jail (separate offices and conference room) Three (3) separate ancillary residences Maintenance Barn/Shop -6,175 sf (concrete floor, office, large overhead doors, heated with ample storage area) Large Equipment Shed 6,400 sf open sided shed specifically designed for large equipment 12,000 sf indoor arena 300x161 outdoor arena ideal for cutting, reining and separate team roping and calf roping setup Multiple outdoor round pens Horse Barn 9,000 sf (25 stalls with outdoor runs and automatic waterers, Veterinarian suite with bull bath and kitchen, office, tack room, wash stall, and feed room) Hay Barn 5,000 sf with concrete floor and attached 6,000 sf overhang covering livestock corrals and chute facilities) Greenhouse 3,000 sf (metal framed, concrete/dirt flooring, evaporative cooling system with large exhaust fans) Multiple livestock sheds associated with the corrals and paddocks (mostly with automatic waterers). The improved area is meticulously landscaped to match the western theme. A well-designed road system around the improvements as well as water and fire suppression infrastructure complete the compound. LOCALE The area is highlighted by Sante Fe and its renowned Southwestern style jewelry and art displays, shopping and museums. Visiting Sante Fe one will enjoy luxurious lodging, spas and southwestern Cuisine. History runs deep in the Southwest with an illustrious history involving Indian, Spanish and American cultures. The historical significance of nearby Las Vegas, NM stems from the Sante Fe Trail, which also passes through the ranch on its way to its destination in Sante Fe. The Southwest culture invokes its own historical style, with New Mexico offering its own lore. By adding in New Mexicos magical skies with pastel sunsets and sunrises and star filled nights one will always have fond memories of New Mexico and is mystique. The Ranch is defined by and benefits from the natural and cultural amenities offered in this Southwest locale. CLIMATE & WEATHER The area has a moderate four-season climate offering a variety of visits to The Ranch throughout the year. Characterized by warm summers, dry and temperate spring and fall weather and cool winters. The weather is described as sunny, dry and pleasant with summer daytime high temperatures around 80 degrees and overnight lows in the 60s. Winter daytime temperatures range from 40 to 50 degrees with overnight lows around 30 degrees. The area receives about 9 inches of rain and 20 inches of snow per year. The summer monsoon flows provide most of the summer moisture in July and August. SUMMARY The Ranch is an exceptional ranch estate and compound. Ideally designed for equestrian and western-themed events, the versatility of the property allows for any number of private and commercial events, including a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. With accommodation and infrastructure to host and entertain large groups, this iconic ranch property is ideally suited as a venue for western sporting events, corporate gatherings, or as a private recreational retreat. Steeped in New Mexicos Southwestern history and culture, The Ranch is a turnkey, one-of-a-kind legacy holding in an unforgettable setting.

RFD-TV The Ranch is truly where the Old West, Southwest style, and Luxury intersect with superior access, privacy, and infrastructure to facilitate an event venue/private estate with demanding technological needs. Formerly known as the Imus Ranch, The Ranch is best described as a ranch compound capable of handling large events with a pillow count of 35+. Ideally set up for entertainment and events, The Ranch has been the set for numerous corporate events, commercial shoots, and western events not to mention its history under the Imus family benefiting children with cancer. The Ranch is being offered turnkey, ready to entertain and recreate this summer. The Ranch with nearly 70,000 square feet of built improvements, western-themed sets, production-ready infrastructure, and a broadcast-quality media studio, is uniquely positioned as a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. Its cinematic terrain, secure and private access, and event-scale accommodations further support its appeal to studios, networks, and independent producers looking to capitalize on New Mexicos lucrative incentives and expanding media ecosystem. FILM & PRODUCTION INCENTIVES New Mexico is widely recognized as one of the top film production destinations in the U.S., offering a 25% to 35% refundable tax credit on qualified in-state expenditures. Productions that utilize rural locations like San Miguel County, hire New Mexico residents, or film at certified facilities are eligible for additional bonuses. Additionally, just two hours south of the ranch, Netflix operates a major studio hub in Albuquerqueits first U.S. production facilitywhich has accelerated the states prominence in the industry and increased demand for nearby, high-quality filming locations. LOCATION & ACREAGE The Ranch is located in the rural community of Serafina, NM, about 15 miles southwest of Las Vegas, NM (private jet airport), and approximately 40 miles southeast of Santa Fe, NM (commercial airport). The Ranchs location near Interstate 25, with a private entrance off the frontage road, provides for easy privately maintained access. Easy private access along with superior seclusion is a rare combination on western ranches. With a total of 3,425 acres including 2,535 deeded acres and 890 acres State of New Mexico lease land, the ranch has room to roam and room to grow. The diverse topography, rock outcroppings, land cover and vegetation also provide great seclusion as well as vistas. There are several miles of improved roads as well as numerous jeep and ATV trails on the ranch. A secluded fishing pond and shooting range are easily accessed from the ranch compound. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Historically significant is the fact that the Sante Fe Trail (circa 1821 - 1880) passes through the ranch. The Santa Fe Trail was Americas first commercial highway. Traders established the trailwhich connected Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico and covered some 900 miles of the Great Plainsin 1821. Before its demise due to the completion of the Santa Fe railroad, the Santa Fe Trail served as a thoroughfare for countless traders, pioneers and Americas military, and it played a crucial role in Americas westward expansion. WATER RESOURCES & FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM There are seven wells that serve The Ranch. Two wells supplement two separate stocked fishing ponds. There is also a 50,000-gallon water storage tank with a backup generator system that provides water for all of the improvements, including sprinklered fire suppression systems. Given the luxury quality of improvements, and the vast number of improved square footage, each improvement structure on the ranch is equipped with a highly improved fire suppression system that is routinely tested. IMPROVEMENTS The Ranch boasts nearly 70,000 sf of building improvements together with a host of additional infrastructure highlighted as follows: Grand Hacienda Main Residence (14,672 sf, 11 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, 2 half-baths, detached 8-car garage, heated swimming pool, courtyard with viewing balcony) Old Western Village General Store, Art/Studio (large recreation room and Radio/TV broadcasting sound room and setup), Three separate bunkhouses, Saloon (saloon reception area with four bedrooms), Office/Jail (separate offices and conference room) Three (3) separate ancillary residences Maintenance Barn/Shop -6,175 sf (concrete floor, office, large overhead doors, heated with ample storage area) Large Equipment Shed 6,400 sf open sided shed specifically designed for large equipment 12,000 sf indoor arena 300x161 outdoor arena ideal for cutting, reining and separate team roping and calf roping setup Multiple outdoor round pens Horse Barn 9,000 sf (25 stalls with outdoor runs and automatic waterers, Veterinarian suite with bull bath and kitchen, office, tack room, wash stall, and feed room) Hay Barn 5,000 sf with concrete floor and attached 6,000 sf overhang covering livestock corrals and chute facilities) Greenhouse 3,000 sf (metal framed, concrete/dirt flooring, evaporative cooling system with large exhaust fans) Multiple livestock sheds associated with the corrals and paddocks (mostly with automatic waterers). The improved area is meticulously landscaped to match the western theme. A well-designed road system around the improvements as well as water and fire suppression infrastructure complete the compound. LOCALE The area is highlighted by Sante Fe and its renowned Southwestern style jewelry and art displays, shopping and museums. Visiting Sante Fe one will enjoy luxurious lodging, spas and southwestern Cuisine. History runs deep in the Southwest with an illustrious history involving Indian, Spanish and American cultures. The historical significance of nearby Las Vegas, NM stems from the Sante Fe Trail, which also passes through the ranch on its way to its destination in Sante Fe. The Southwest culture invokes its own historical style, with New Mexico offering its own lore. By adding in New Mexicos magical skies with pastel sunsets and sunrises and star filled nights one will always have fond memories of New Mexico and is mystique. The Ranch is defined by and benefits from the natural and cultural amenities offered in this Southwest locale. CLIMATE & WEATHER The area has a moderate four-season climate offering a variety of visits to The Ranch throughout the year. Characterized by warm summers, dry and temperate spring and fall weather and cool winters. The weather is described as sunny, dry and pleasant with summer daytime high temperatures around 80 degrees and overnight lows in the 60s. Winter daytime temperatures range from 40 to 50 degrees with overnight lows around 30 degrees. The area receives about 9 inches of rain and 20 inches of snow per year. The summer monsoon flows provide most of the summer moisture in July and August. SUMMARY The Ranch is an exceptional ranch estate and compound. Ideally designed for equestrian and western-themed events, the versatility of the property allows for any number of private and commercial events, including a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. With accommodation and infrastructure to host and entertain large groups, this iconic ranch property is ideally suited as a venue for western sporting events, corporate gatherings, or as a private recreational retreat. Steeped in New Mexicos Southwestern history and culture, The Ranch is a turnkey, one-of-a-kind legacy holding in an unforgettable setting.

RFD-TV The Ranch is truly where the Old West, Southwest style, and Luxury intersect with superior access, privacy, and infrastructure to facilitate an event venue/private estate with demanding technological needs. Formerly known as the Imus Ranch, The Ranch is best described as a ranch compound capable of handling large events with a pillow count of 35+. Ideally set up for entertainment and events, The Ranch has been the set for numerous corporate events, commercial shoots, and western events not to mention its history under the Imus family benefiting children with cancer. The Ranch is being offered turnkey, ready to entertain and recreate this summer. The Ranch with nearly 70,000 square feet of built improvements, western-themed sets, production-ready infrastructure, and a broadcast-quality media studio, is uniquely positioned as a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. Its cinematic terrain, secure and private access, and event-scale accommodations further support its appeal to studios, networks, and independent producers looking to capitalize on New Mexicos lucrative incentives and expanding media ecosystem. FILM & PRODUCTION INCENTIVES New Mexico is widely recognized as one of the top film production destinations in the U.S., offering a 25% to 35% refundable tax credit on qualified in-state expenditures. Productions that utilize rural locations like San Miguel County, hire New Mexico residents, or film at certified facilities are eligible for additional bonuses. Additionally, just two hours south of the ranch, Netflix operates a major studio hub in Albuquerqueits first U.S. production facilitywhich has accelerated the states prominence in the industry and increased demand for nearby, high-quality filming locations. LOCATION & ACREAGE The Ranch is located in the rural community of Serafina, NM, about 15 miles southwest of Las Vegas, NM (private jet airport), and approximately 40 miles southeast of Santa Fe, NM (commercial airport). The Ranchs location near Interstate 25, with a private entrance off the frontage road, provides for easy privately maintained access. Easy private access along with superior seclusion is a rare combination on western ranches. With a total of 3,425 acres including 2,535 deeded acres and 890 acres State of New Mexico lease land, the ranch has room to roam and room to grow. The diverse topography, rock outcroppings, land cover and vegetation also provide great seclusion as well as vistas. There are several miles of improved roads as well as numerous jeep and ATV trails on the ranch. A secluded fishing pond and shooting range are easily accessed from the ranch compound. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Historically significant is the fact that the Sante Fe Trail (circa 1821 - 1880) passes through the ranch. The Santa Fe Trail was Americas first commercial highway. Traders established the trailwhich connected Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico and covered some 900 miles of the Great Plainsin 1821. Before its demise due to the completion of the Santa Fe railroad, the Santa Fe Trail served as a thoroughfare for countless traders, pioneers and Americas military, and it played a crucial role in Americas westward expansion. WATER RESOURCES & FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM There are seven wells that serve The Ranch. Two wells supplement two separate stocked fishing ponds. There is also a 50,000-gallon water storage tank with a backup generator system that provides water for all of the improvements, including sprinklered fire suppression systems. Given the luxury quality of improvements, and the vast number of improved square footage, each improvement structure on the ranch is equipped with a highly improved fire suppression system that is routinely tested. IMPROVEMENTS The Ranch boasts nearly 70,000 sf of building improvements together with a host of additional infrastructure highlighted as follows: Grand Hacienda Main Residence (14,672 sf, 11 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, 2 half-baths, detached 8-car garage, heated swimming pool, courtyard with viewing balcony) Old Western Village General Store, Art/Studio (large recreation room and Radio/TV broadcasting sound room and setup), Three separate bunkhouses, Saloon (saloon reception area with four bedrooms), Office/Jail (separate offices and conference room) Three (3) separate ancillary residences Maintenance Barn/Shop -6,175 sf (concrete floor, office, large overhead doors, heated with ample storage area) Large Equipment Shed 6,400 sf open sided shed specifically designed for large equipment 12,000 sf indoor arena 300x161 outdoor arena ideal for cutting, reining and separate team roping and calf roping setup Multiple outdoor round pens Horse Barn 9,000 sf (25 stalls with outdoor runs and automatic waterers, Veterinarian suite with bull bath and kitchen, office, tack room, wash stall, and feed room) Hay Barn 5,000 sf with concrete floor and attached 6,000 sf overhang covering livestock corrals and chute facilities) Greenhouse 3,000 sf (metal framed, concrete/dirt flooring, evaporative cooling system with large exhaust fans) Multiple livestock sheds associated with the corrals and paddocks (mostly with automatic waterers). The improved area is meticulously landscaped to match the western theme. A well-designed road system around the improvements as well as water and fire suppression infrastructure complete the compound. LOCALE The area is highlighted by Sante Fe and its renowned Southwestern style jewelry and art displays, shopping and museums. Visiting Sante Fe one will enjoy luxurious lodging, spas and southwestern Cuisine. History runs deep in the Southwest with an illustrious history involving Indian, Spanish and American cultures. The historical significance of nearby Las Vegas, NM stems from the Sante Fe Trail, which also passes through the ranch on its way to its destination in Sante Fe. The Southwest culture invokes its own historical style, with New Mexico offering its own lore. By adding in New Mexicos magical skies with pastel sunsets and sunrises and star filled nights one will always have fond memories of New Mexico and is mystique. The Ranch is defined by and benefits from the natural and cultural amenities offered in this Southwest locale. CLIMATE & WEATHER The area has a moderate four-season climate offering a variety of visits to The Ranch throughout the year. Characterized by warm summers, dry and temperate spring and fall weather and cool winters. The weather is described as sunny, dry and pleasant with summer daytime high temperatures around 80 degrees and overnight lows in the 60s. Winter daytime temperatures range from 40 to 50 degrees with overnight lows around 30 degrees. The area receives about 9 inches of rain and 20 inches of snow per year. The summer monsoon flows provide most of the summer moisture in July and August. SUMMARY The Ranch is an exceptional ranch estate and compound. Ideally designed for equestrian and western-themed events, the versatility of the property allows for any number of private and commercial events, including a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. With accommodation and infrastructure to host and entertain large groups, this iconic ranch property is ideally suited as a venue for western sporting events, corporate gatherings, or as a private recreational retreat. Steeped in New Mexicos Southwestern history and culture, The Ranch is a turnkey, one-of-a-kind legacy holding in an unforgettable setting.

RFD-TV The Ranch is truly where the Old West, Southwest style, and Luxury intersect with superior access, privacy, and infrastructure to facilitate an event venue/private estate with demanding technological needs. Formerly known as the Imus Ranch, The Ranch is best described as a ranch compound capable of handling large events with a pillow count of 35+. Ideally set up for entertainment and events, The Ranch has been the set for numerous corporate events, commercial shoots, and western events not to mention its history under the Imus family benefiting children with cancer. The Ranch is being offered turnkey, ready to entertain and recreate this summer. The Ranch with nearly 70,000 square feet of built improvements, western-themed sets, production-ready infrastructure, and a broadcast-quality media studio, is uniquely positioned as a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. Its cinematic terrain, secure and private access, and event-scale accommodations further support its appeal to studios, networks, and independent producers looking to capitalize on New Mexicos lucrative incentives and expanding media ecosystem. FILM & PRODUCTION INCENTIVES New Mexico is widely recognized as one of the top film production destinations in the U.S., offering a 25% to 35% refundable tax credit on qualified in-state expenditures. Productions that utilize rural locations like San Miguel County, hire New Mexico residents, or film at certified facilities are eligible for additional bonuses. Additionally, just two hours south of the ranch, Netflix operates a major studio hub in Albuquerqueits first U.S. production facilitywhich has accelerated the states prominence in the industry and increased demand for nearby, high-quality filming locations. LOCATION & ACREAGE The Ranch is located in the rural community of Serafina, NM, about 15 miles southwest of Las Vegas, NM (private jet airport), and approximately 40 miles southeast of Santa Fe, NM (commercial airport). The Ranchs location near Interstate 25, with a private entrance off the frontage road, provides for easy privately maintained access. Easy private access along with superior seclusion is a rare combination on western ranches. With a total of 3,425 acres including 2,535 deeded acres and 890 acres State of New Mexico lease land, the ranch has room to roam and room to grow. The diverse topography, rock outcroppings, land cover and vegetation also provide great seclusion as well as vistas. There are several miles of improved roads as well as numerous jeep and ATV trails on the ranch. A secluded fishing pond and shooting range are easily accessed from the ranch compound. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Historically significant is the fact that the Sante Fe Trail (circa 1821 - 1880) passes through the ranch. The Santa Fe Trail was Americas first commercial highway. Traders established the trailwhich connected Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico and covered some 900 miles of the Great Plainsin 1821. Before its demise due to the completion of the Santa Fe railroad, the Santa Fe Trail served as a thoroughfare for countless traders, pioneers and Americas military, and it played a crucial role in Americas westward expansion. WATER RESOURCES & FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM There are seven wells that serve The Ranch. Two wells supplement two separate stocked fishing ponds. There is also a 50,000-gallon water storage tank with a backup generator system that provides water for all of the improvements, including sprinklered fire suppression systems. Given the luxury quality of improvements, and the vast number of improved square footage, each improvement structure on the ranch is equipped with a highly improved fire suppression system that is routinely tested. IMPROVEMENTS The Ranch boasts nearly 70,000 sf of building improvements together with a host of additional infrastructure highlighted as follows: Grand Hacienda Main Residence (14,672 sf, 11 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, 2 half-baths, detached 8-car garage, heated swimming pool, courtyard with viewing balcony) Old Western Village General Store, Art/Studio (large recreation room and Radio/TV broadcasting sound room and setup), Three separate bunkhouses, Saloon (saloon reception area with four bedrooms), Office/Jail (separate offices and conference room) Three (3) separate ancillary residences Maintenance Barn/Shop -6,175 sf (concrete floor, office, large overhead doors, heated with ample storage area) Large Equipment Shed 6,400 sf open sided shed specifically designed for large equipment 12,000 sf indoor arena 300x161 outdoor arena ideal for cutting, reining and separate team roping and calf roping setup Multiple outdoor round pens Horse Barn 9,000 sf (25 stalls with outdoor runs and automatic waterers, Veterinarian suite with bull bath and kitchen, office, tack room, wash stall, and feed room) Hay Barn 5,000 sf with concrete floor and attached 6,000 sf overhang covering livestock corrals and chute facilities) Greenhouse 3,000 sf (metal framed, concrete/dirt flooring, evaporative cooling system with large exhaust fans) Multiple livestock sheds associated with the corrals and paddocks (mostly with automatic waterers). The improved area is meticulously landscaped to match the western theme. A well-designed road system around the improvements as well as water and fire suppression infrastructure complete the compound. LOCALE The area is highlighted by Sante Fe and its renowned Southwestern style jewelry and art displays, shopping and museums. Visiting Sante Fe one will enjoy luxurious lodging, spas and southwestern Cuisine. History runs deep in the Southwest with an illustrious history involving Indian, Spanish and American cultures. The historical significance of nearby Las Vegas, NM stems from the Sante Fe Trail, which also passes through the ranch on its way to its destination in Sante Fe. The Southwest culture invokes its own historical style, with New Mexico offering its own lore. By adding in New Mexicos magical skies with pastel sunsets and sunrises and star filled nights one will always have fond memories of New Mexico and is mystique. The Ranch is defined by and benefits from the natural and cultural amenities offered in this Southwest locale. CLIMATE & WEATHER The area has a moderate four-season climate offering a variety of visits to The Ranch throughout the year. Characterized by warm summers, dry and temperate spring and fall weather and cool winters. The weather is described as sunny, dry and pleasant with summer daytime high temperatures around 80 degrees and overnight lows in the 60s. Winter daytime temperatures range from 40 to 50 degrees with overnight lows around 30 degrees. The area receives about 9 inches of rain and 20 inches of snow per year. The summer monsoon flows provide most of the summer moisture in July and August. SUMMARY The Ranch is an exceptional ranch estate and compound. Ideally designed for equestrian and western-themed events, the versatility of the property allows for any number of private and commercial events, including a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. With accommodation and infrastructure to host and entertain large groups, this iconic ranch property is ideally suited as a venue for western sporting events, corporate gatherings, or as a private recreational retreat. Steeped in New Mexicos Southwestern history and culture, The Ranch is a turnkey, one-of-a-kind legacy holding in an unforgettable setting.

RFD-TV The Ranch is truly where the Old West, Southwest style, and Luxury intersect with superior access, privacy, and infrastructure to facilitate an event venue/private estate with demanding technological needs. Formerly known as the Imus Ranch, The Ranch is best described as a ranch compound capable of handling large events with a pillow count of 35+. Ideally set up for entertainment and events, The Ranch has been the set for numerous corporate events, commercial shoots, and western events not to mention its history under the Imus family benefiting children with cancer. The Ranch is being offered turnkey, ready to entertain and recreate this summer. The Ranch with nearly 70,000 square feet of built improvements, western-themed sets, production-ready infrastructure, and a broadcast-quality media studio, is uniquely positioned as a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. Its cinematic terrain, secure and private access, and event-scale accommodations further support its appeal to studios, networks, and independent producers looking to capitalize on New Mexicos lucrative incentives and expanding media ecosystem. FILM & PRODUCTION INCENTIVES New Mexico is widely recognized as one of the top film production destinations in the U.S., offering a 25% to 35% refundable tax credit on qualified in-state expenditures. Productions that utilize rural locations like San Miguel County, hire New Mexico residents, or film at certified facilities are eligible for additional bonuses. Additionally, just two hours south of the ranch, Netflix operates a major studio hub in Albuquerqueits first U.S. production facilitywhich has accelerated the states prominence in the industry and increased demand for nearby, high-quality filming locations. LOCATION & ACREAGE The Ranch is located in the rural community of Serafina, NM, about 15 miles southwest of Las Vegas, NM (private jet airport), and approximately 40 miles southeast of Santa Fe, NM (commercial airport). The Ranchs location near Interstate 25, with a private entrance off the frontage road, provides for easy privately maintained access. Easy private access along with superior seclusion is a rare combination on western ranches. With a total of 3,425 acres including 2,535 deeded acres and 890 acres State of New Mexico lease land, the ranch has room to roam and room to grow. The diverse topography, rock outcroppings, land cover and vegetation also provide great seclusion as well as vistas. There are several miles of improved roads as well as numerous jeep and ATV trails on the ranch. A secluded fishing pond and shooting range are easily accessed from the ranch compound. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Historically significant is the fact that the Sante Fe Trail (circa 1821 - 1880) passes through the ranch. The Santa Fe Trail was Americas first commercial highway. Traders established the trailwhich connected Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico and covered some 900 miles of the Great Plainsin 1821. Before its demise due to the completion of the Santa Fe railroad, the Santa Fe Trail served as a thoroughfare for countless traders, pioneers and Americas military, and it played a crucial role in Americas westward expansion. WATER RESOURCES & FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM There are seven wells that serve The Ranch. Two wells supplement two separate stocked fishing ponds. There is also a 50,000-gallon water storage tank with a backup generator system that provides water for all of the improvements, including sprinklered fire suppression systems. Given the luxury quality of improvements, and the vast number of improved square footage, each improvement structure on the ranch is equipped with a highly improved fire suppression system that is routinely tested. IMPROVEMENTS The Ranch boasts nearly 70,000 sf of building improvements together with a host of additional infrastructure highlighted as follows: Grand Hacienda Main Residence (14,672 sf, 11 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, 2 half-baths, detached 8-car garage, heated swimming pool, courtyard with viewing balcony) Old Western Village General Store, Art/Studio (large recreation room and Radio/TV broadcasting sound room and setup), Three separate bunkhouses, Saloon (saloon reception area with four bedrooms), Office/Jail (separate offices and conference room) Three (3) separate ancillary residences Maintenance Barn/Shop -6,175 sf (concrete floor, office, large overhead doors, heated with ample storage area) Large Equipment Shed 6,400 sf open sided shed specifically designed for large equipment 12,000 sf indoor arena 300x161 outdoor arena ideal for cutting, reining and separate team roping and calf roping setup Multiple outdoor round pens Horse Barn 9,000 sf (25 stalls with outdoor runs and automatic waterers, Veterinarian suite with bull bath and kitchen, office, tack room, wash stall, and feed room) Hay Barn 5,000 sf with concrete floor and attached 6,000 sf overhang covering livestock corrals and chute facilities) Greenhouse 3,000 sf (metal framed, concrete/dirt flooring, evaporative cooling system with large exhaust fans) Multiple livestock sheds associated with the corrals and paddocks (mostly with automatic waterers). The improved area is meticulously landscaped to match the western theme. A well-designed road system around the improvements as well as water and fire suppression infrastructure complete the compound. LOCALE The area is highlighted by Sante Fe and its renowned Southwestern style jewelry and art displays, shopping and museums. Visiting Sante Fe one will enjoy luxurious lodging, spas and southwestern Cuisine. History runs deep in the Southwest with an illustrious history involving Indian, Spanish and American cultures. The historical significance of nearby Las Vegas, NM stems from the Sante Fe Trail, which also passes through the ranch on its way to its destination in Sante Fe. The Southwest culture invokes its own historical style, with New Mexico offering its own lore. By adding in New Mexicos magical skies with pastel sunsets and sunrises and star filled nights one will always have fond memories of New Mexico and is mystique. The Ranch is defined by and benefits from the natural and cultural amenities offered in this Southwest locale. CLIMATE & WEATHER The area has a moderate four-season climate offering a variety of visits to The Ranch throughout the year. Characterized by warm summers, dry and temperate spring and fall weather and cool winters. The weather is described as sunny, dry and pleasant with summer daytime high temperatures around 80 degrees and overnight lows in the 60s. Winter daytime temperatures range from 40 to 50 degrees with overnight lows around 30 degrees. The area receives about 9 inches of rain and 20 inches of snow per year. The summer monsoon flows provide most of the summer moisture in July and August. SUMMARY The Ranch is an exceptional ranch estate and compound. Ideally designed for equestrian and western-themed events, the versatility of the property allows for any number of private and commercial events, including a turnkey filming location or satellite production base. With accommodation and infrastructure to host and entertain large groups, this iconic ranch property is ideally suited as a venue for western sporting events, corporate gatherings, or as a private recreational retreat. Steeped in New Mexicos Southwestern history and culture, The Ranch is a turnkey, one-of-a-kind legacy holding in an unforgettable setting.

THE PROPERTY: Located north of Trementina, New Mexico, 60 miles east of Las Vegas on Hwy 104. This scenic, quiet drive follows the Arroyo Hondo valley into the heart of the Ranch. 1,962 Acres Deeded 240 Acres BLM 2,202 Acres TOTAL TERRAIN AND VEGETATION: The ranch features loamy soils and is predominantly covered in Gramma grass, sand drop seed, some Tabosa grass appearing closer to the creek and many more species of grasses and brouse. The valley is bordered by rugged mesas, providing stunning panoramic views and a heaven for wildlife. Vegetation includes a moderate scattering of Juniper and Cedar trees, increasing in density on the surrounding mesas. WATER: There is a total of 5 wells on the property. There are two wells powered by electricity, and the other three wells are solar powered. The wells range from 60-100 deep with a great supply of water in them. There are multiple dirt holding tanks in addition to the Arroyo Hondo that runs directly through the middle of the ranch adding seasonal water flow and natural beauty. LIVESTOCK OPERATION: Currently there is no livestock on the ranch. The ranch has been rested, making it an ideal opportunity for a fresh start and the wildlife to return. IMPROVEMENTS: Located at the headquarters is a 2015 Clayton single wide trailer house that has a nice cedar fence, a two-part shed opening to the south and there is a small set of pens just east from the house. WILDLIFE: Quail, Dove, Turkey, deer with some large bucks, mountain lion and bear. BROKER NOTES: If youre searching for a private, secluded getaway surrounded by nature and away from neighbors, this is the property for you. With stunning landscapes, a strong water supply, and diverse wildlife, this ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful and remote piece of New Mexico.

THE PROPERTY: Located north of Trementina, New Mexico, 60 miles east of Las Vegas on Hwy 104. This scenic, quiet drive follows the Arroyo Hondo valley into the heart of the Ranch. 1,962 Acres Deeded 240 Acres BLM 2,202 Acres TOTAL TERRAIN AND VEGETATION: The ranch features loamy soils and is predominantly covered in Gramma grass, sand drop seed, some Tabosa grass appearing closer to the creek and many more species of grasses and brouse. The valley is bordered by rugged mesas, providing stunning panoramic views and a heaven for wildlife. Vegetation includes a moderate scattering of Juniper and Cedar trees, increasing in density on the surrounding mesas. WATER: There is a total of 5 wells on the property. There are two wells powered by electricity, and the other three wells are solar powered. The wells range from 60-100 deep with a great supply of water in them. There are multiple dirt holding tanks in addition to the Arroyo Hondo that runs directly through the middle of the ranch adding seasonal water flow and natural beauty. LIVESTOCK OPERATION: Currently there is no livestock on the ranch. The ranch has been rested, making it an ideal opportunity for a fresh start and the wildlife to return. IMPROVEMENTS: Located at the headquarters is a 2015 Clayton single wide trailer house that has a nice cedar fence, a two-part shed opening to the south and there is a small set of pens just east from the house. WILDLIFE: Quail, Dove, Turkey, deer with some large bucks, mountain lion and bear. BROKER NOTES: If youre searching for a private, secluded getaway surrounded by nature and away from neighbors, this is the property for you. With stunning landscapes, a strong water supply, and diverse wildlife, this ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful and remote piece of New Mexico.

THE PROPERTY: Located north of Trementina, New Mexico, 60 miles east of Las Vegas on Hwy 104. This scenic, quiet drive follows the Arroyo Hondo valley into the heart of the Ranch. 1,962 Acres Deeded 240 Acres BLM 2,202 Acres TOTAL TERRAIN AND VEGETATION: The ranch features loamy soils and is predominantly covered in Gramma grass, sand drop seed, some Tabosa grass appearing closer to the creek and many more species of grasses and brouse. The valley is bordered by rugged mesas, providing stunning panoramic views and a heaven for wildlife. Vegetation includes a moderate scattering of Juniper and Cedar trees, increasing in density on the surrounding mesas. WATER: There is a total of 5 wells on the property. There are two wells powered by electricity, and the other three wells are solar powered. The wells range from 60-100 deep with a great supply of water in them. There are multiple dirt holding tanks in addition to the Arroyo Hondo that runs directly through the middle of the ranch adding seasonal water flow and natural beauty. LIVESTOCK OPERATION: Currently there is no livestock on the ranch. The ranch has been rested, making it an ideal opportunity for a fresh start and the wildlife to return. IMPROVEMENTS: Located at the headquarters is a 2015 Clayton single wide trailer house that has a nice cedar fence, a two-part shed opening to the south and there is a small set of pens just east from the house. WILDLIFE: Quail, Dove, Turkey, deer with some large bucks, mountain lion and bear. BROKER NOTES: If youre searching for a private, secluded getaway surrounded by nature and away from neighbors, this is the property for you. With stunning landscapes, a strong water supply, and diverse wildlife, this ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful and remote piece of New Mexico.

THE PROPERTY: Located north of Trementina, New Mexico, 60 miles east of Las Vegas on Hwy 104. This scenic, quiet drive follows the Arroyo Hondo valley into the heart of the Ranch. 1,962 Acres Deeded 240 Acres BLM 2,202 Acres TOTAL TERRAIN AND VEGETATION: The ranch features loamy soils and is predominantly covered in Gramma grass, sand drop seed, some Tabosa grass appearing closer to the creek and many more species of grasses and brouse. The valley is bordered by rugged mesas, providing stunning panoramic views and a heaven for wildlife. Vegetation includes a moderate scattering of Juniper and Cedar trees, increasing in density on the surrounding mesas. WATER: There is a total of 5 wells on the property. There are two wells powered by electricity, and the other three wells are solar powered. The wells range from 60-100 deep with a great supply of water in them. There are multiple dirt holding tanks in addition to the Arroyo Hondo that runs directly through the middle of the ranch adding seasonal water flow and natural beauty. LIVESTOCK OPERATION: Currently there is no livestock on the ranch. The ranch has been rested, making it an ideal opportunity for a fresh start and the wildlife to return. IMPROVEMENTS: Located at the headquarters is a 2015 Clayton single wide trailer house that has a nice cedar fence, a two-part shed opening to the south and there is a small set of pens just east from the house. WILDLIFE: Quail, Dove, Turkey, deer with some large bucks, mountain lion and bear. BROKER NOTES: If youre searching for a private, secluded getaway surrounded by nature and away from neighbors, this is the property for you. With stunning landscapes, a strong water supply, and diverse wildlife, this ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful and remote piece of New Mexico.

THE PROPERTY: Located north of Trementina, New Mexico, 60 miles east of Las Vegas on Hwy 104. This scenic, quiet drive follows the Arroyo Hondo valley into the heart of the Ranch. 1,962 Acres Deeded 240 Acres BLM 2,202 Acres TOTAL TERRAIN AND VEGETATION: The ranch features loamy soils and is predominantly covered in Gramma grass, sand drop seed, some Tabosa grass appearing closer to the creek and many more species of grasses and brouse. The valley is bordered by rugged mesas, providing stunning panoramic views and a heaven for wildlife. Vegetation includes a moderate scattering of Juniper and Cedar trees, increasing in density on the surrounding mesas. WATER: There is a total of 5 wells on the property. There are two wells powered by electricity, and the other three wells are solar powered. The wells range from 60-100 deep with a great supply of water in them. There are multiple dirt holding tanks in addition to the Arroyo Hondo that runs directly through the middle of the ranch adding seasonal water flow and natural beauty. LIVESTOCK OPERATION: Currently there is no livestock on the ranch. The ranch has been rested, making it an ideal opportunity for a fresh start and the wildlife to return. IMPROVEMENTS: Located at the headquarters is a 2015 Clayton single wide trailer house that has a nice cedar fence, a two-part shed opening to the south and there is a small set of pens just east from the house. WILDLIFE: Quail, Dove, Turkey, deer with some large bucks, mountain lion and bear. BROKER NOTES: If youre searching for a private, secluded getaway surrounded by nature and away from neighbors, this is the property for you. With stunning landscapes, a strong water supply, and diverse wildlife, this ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful and remote piece of New Mexico.

THE PROPERTY: Located north of Trementina, New Mexico, 60 miles east of Las Vegas on Hwy 104. This scenic, quiet drive follows the Arroyo Hondo valley into the heart of the Ranch. 1,962 Acres Deeded 240 Acres BLM 2,202 Acres TOTAL TERRAIN AND VEGETATION: The ranch features loamy soils and is predominantly covered in Gramma grass, sand drop seed, some Tabosa grass appearing closer to the creek and many more species of grasses and brouse. The valley is bordered by rugged mesas, providing stunning panoramic views and a heaven for wildlife. Vegetation includes a moderate scattering of Juniper and Cedar trees, increasing in density on the surrounding mesas. WATER: There is a total of 5 wells on the property. There are two wells powered by electricity, and the other three wells are solar powered. The wells range from 60-100 deep with a great supply of water in them. There are multiple dirt holding tanks in addition to the Arroyo Hondo that runs directly through the middle of the ranch adding seasonal water flow and natural beauty. LIVESTOCK OPERATION: Currently there is no livestock on the ranch. The ranch has been rested, making it an ideal opportunity for a fresh start and the wildlife to return. IMPROVEMENTS: Located at the headquarters is a 2015 Clayton single wide trailer house that has a nice cedar fence, a two-part shed opening to the south and there is a small set of pens just east from the house. WILDLIFE: Quail, Dove, Turkey, deer with some large bucks, mountain lion and bear. BROKER NOTES: If youre searching for a private, secluded getaway surrounded by nature and away from neighbors, this is the property for you. With stunning landscapes, a strong water supply, and diverse wildlife, this ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful and remote piece of New Mexico.

THE PROPERTY: Located north of Trementina, New Mexico, 60 miles east of Las Vegas on Hwy 104. This scenic, quiet drive follows the Arroyo Hondo valley into the heart of the Ranch. 1,962 Acres Deeded 240 Acres BLM 2,202 Acres TOTAL TERRAIN AND VEGETATION: The ranch features loamy soils and is predominantly covered in Gramma grass, sand drop seed, some Tabosa grass appearing closer to the creek and many more species of grasses and brouse. The valley is bordered by rugged mesas, providing stunning panoramic views and a heaven for wildlife. Vegetation includes a moderate scattering of Juniper and Cedar trees, increasing in density on the surrounding mesas. WATER: There is a total of 5 wells on the property. There are two wells powered by electricity, and the other three wells are solar powered. The wells range from 60-100 deep with a great supply of water in them. There are multiple dirt holding tanks in addition to the Arroyo Hondo that runs directly through the middle of the ranch adding seasonal water flow and natural beauty. LIVESTOCK OPERATION: Currently there is no livestock on the ranch. The ranch has been rested, making it an ideal opportunity for a fresh start and the wildlife to return. IMPROVEMENTS: Located at the headquarters is a 2015 Clayton single wide trailer house that has a nice cedar fence, a two-part shed opening to the south and there is a small set of pens just east from the house. WILDLIFE: Quail, Dove, Turkey, deer with some large bucks, mountain lion and bear. BROKER NOTES: If youre searching for a private, secluded getaway surrounded by nature and away from neighbors, this is the property for you. With stunning landscapes, a strong water supply, and diverse wildlife, this ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful and remote piece of New Mexico.

THE PROPERTY: Located north of Trementina, New Mexico, 60 miles east of Las Vegas on Hwy 104. This scenic, quiet drive follows the Arroyo Hondo valley into the heart of the Ranch. 1,962 Acres Deeded 240 Acres BLM 2,202 Acres TOTAL TERRAIN AND VEGETATION: The ranch features loamy soils and is predominantly covered in Gramma grass, sand drop seed, some Tabosa grass appearing closer to the creek and many more species of grasses and brouse. The valley is bordered by rugged mesas, providing stunning panoramic views and a heaven for wildlife. Vegetation includes a moderate scattering of Juniper and Cedar trees, increasing in density on the surrounding mesas. WATER: There is a total of 5 wells on the property. There are two wells powered by electricity, and the other three wells are solar powered. The wells range from 60-100 deep with a great supply of water in them. There are multiple dirt holding tanks in addition to the Arroyo Hondo that runs directly through the middle of the ranch adding seasonal water flow and natural beauty. LIVESTOCK OPERATION: Currently there is no livestock on the ranch. The ranch has been rested, making it an ideal opportunity for a fresh start and the wildlife to return. IMPROVEMENTS: Located at the headquarters is a 2015 Clayton single wide trailer house that has a nice cedar fence, a two-part shed opening to the south and there is a small set of pens just east from the house. WILDLIFE: Quail, Dove, Turkey, deer with some large bucks, mountain lion and bear. BROKER NOTES: If youre searching for a private, secluded getaway surrounded by nature and away from neighbors, this is the property for you. With stunning landscapes, a strong water supply, and diverse wildlife, this ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful and remote piece of New Mexico.

THE PROPERTY: Located north of Trementina, New Mexico, 60 miles east of Las Vegas on Hwy 104. This scenic, quiet drive follows the Arroyo Hondo valley into the heart of the Ranch. 1,962 Acres Deeded 240 Acres BLM 2,202 Acres TOTAL TERRAIN AND VEGETATION: The ranch features loamy soils and is predominantly covered in Gramma grass, sand drop seed, some Tabosa grass appearing closer to the creek and many more species of grasses and brouse. The valley is bordered by rugged mesas, providing stunning panoramic views and a heaven for wildlife. Vegetation includes a moderate scattering of Juniper and Cedar trees, increasing in density on the surrounding mesas. WATER: There is a total of 5 wells on the property. There are two wells powered by electricity, and the other three wells are solar powered. The wells range from 60-100 deep with a great supply of water in them. There are multiple dirt holding tanks in addition to the Arroyo Hondo that runs directly through the middle of the ranch adding seasonal water flow and natural beauty. LIVESTOCK OPERATION: Currently there is no livestock on the ranch. The ranch has been rested, making it an ideal opportunity for a fresh start and the wildlife to return. IMPROVEMENTS: Located at the headquarters is a 2015 Clayton single wide trailer house that has a nice cedar fence, a two-part shed opening to the south and there is a small set of pens just east from the house. WILDLIFE: Quail, Dove, Turkey, deer with some large bucks, mountain lion and bear. BROKER NOTES: If youre searching for a private, secluded getaway surrounded by nature and away from neighbors, this is the property for you. With stunning landscapes, a strong water supply, and diverse wildlife, this ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful and remote piece of New Mexico.

THE PROPERTY: Located north of Trementina, New Mexico, 60 miles east of Las Vegas on Hwy 104. This scenic, quiet drive follows the Arroyo Hondo valley into the heart of the Ranch. 1,962 Acres Deeded 240 Acres BLM 2,202 Acres TOTAL TERRAIN AND VEGETATION: The ranch features loamy soils and is predominantly covered in Gramma grass, sand drop seed, some Tabosa grass appearing closer to the creek and many more species of grasses and brouse. The valley is bordered by rugged mesas, providing stunning panoramic views and a heaven for wildlife. Vegetation includes a moderate scattering of Juniper and Cedar trees, increasing in density on the surrounding mesas. WATER: There is a total of 5 wells on the property. There are two wells powered by electricity, and the other three wells are solar powered. The wells range from 60-100 deep with a great supply of water in them. There are multiple dirt holding tanks in addition to the Arroyo Hondo that runs directly through the middle of the ranch adding seasonal water flow and natural beauty. LIVESTOCK OPERATION: Currently there is no livestock on the ranch. The ranch has been rested, making it an ideal opportunity for a fresh start and the wildlife to return. IMPROVEMENTS: Located at the headquarters is a 2015 Clayton single wide trailer house that has a nice cedar fence, a two-part shed opening to the south and there is a small set of pens just east from the house. WILDLIFE: Quail, Dove, Turkey, deer with some large bucks, mountain lion and bear. BROKER NOTES: If youre searching for a private, secluded getaway surrounded by nature and away from neighbors, this is the property for you. With stunning landscapes, a strong water supply, and diverse wildlife, this ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful and remote piece of New Mexico.

Rancho San Ignacio is a historic jewel in the heart of Northern New Mexico. The property consists of 2039 +/- deeded acres situated at the base of the iconic Hermits Peak. The adobe hacienda compound frames a spectacular backdrop. The Sapello River runs for 1.7 miles through the property, providing habitat for brown trout. An acequia supplies irrigation for 103 acres of fertile farmland. The Rito Colorado and other creeks and springs supply water for the abundant wildlife, including elk, mule deer, and black bears. The property is protected by a conservation easement with The Nature Conservancy. Originally purchased by Richard Pritzlaff in 1935, the ranch was the headquarters of Mr. Pritzlaffs world-renowned Arabian horse breeding program and his extensive art collection. The ranch was often a gathering place for area socialites and artists, including Georgia OKeefe. The walls of the 1300 square-foot bunkhouse are adorned with spectacular murals painted in the 1940s by the famous native American artist Ma Pe Wi and meticulously restored in 2008. The compound consists of the 4400 square-foot hacienda, 1700 square-foot guest house, and the mural-adorned bunkhouse, each over 100 years old. The improvements were extensively renovated in 2005. Theres also a large shop/garage and carport. Three old wooden barns add charm to the setting under the dramatic backdrop of Hermits Peak.

Rancho San Ignacio is a historic jewel in the heart of Northern New Mexico. The property consists of 2039 +/- deeded acres situated at the base of the iconic Hermits Peak. The adobe hacienda compound frames a spectacular backdrop. The Sapello River runs for 1.7 miles through the property, providing habitat for brown trout. An acequia supplies irrigation for 103 acres of fertile farmland. The Rito Colorado and other creeks and springs supply water for the abundant wildlife, including elk, mule deer, and black bears. The property is protected by a conservation easement with The Nature Conservancy. Originally purchased by Richard Pritzlaff in 1935, the ranch was the headquarters of Mr. Pritzlaffs world-renowned Arabian horse breeding program and his extensive art collection. The ranch was often a gathering place for area socialites and artists, including Georgia OKeefe. The walls of the 1300 square-foot bunkhouse are adorned with spectacular murals painted in the 1940s by the famous native American artist Ma Pe Wi and meticulously restored in 2008. The compound consists of the 4400 square-foot hacienda, 1700 square-foot guest house, and the mural-adorned bunkhouse, each over 100 years old. The improvements were extensively renovated in 2005. Theres also a large shop/garage and carport. Three old wooden barns add charm to the setting under the dramatic backdrop of Hermits Peak.

Rancho San Ignacio is a historic jewel in the heart of Northern New Mexico. The property consists of 2039 +/- deeded acres situated at the base of the iconic Hermits Peak. The adobe hacienda compound frames a spectacular backdrop. The Sapello River runs for 1.7 miles through the property, providing habitat for brown trout. An acequia supplies irrigation for 103 acres of fertile farmland. The Rito Colorado and other creeks and springs supply water for the abundant wildlife, including elk, mule deer, and black bears. The property is protected by a conservation easement with The Nature Conservancy. Originally purchased by Richard Pritzlaff in 1935, the ranch was the headquarters of Mr. Pritzlaffs world-renowned Arabian horse breeding program and his extensive art collection. The ranch was often a gathering place for area socialites and artists, including Georgia OKeefe. The walls of the 1300 square-foot bunkhouse are adorned with spectacular murals painted in the 1940s by the famous native American artist Ma Pe Wi and meticulously restored in 2008. The compound consists of the 4400 square-foot hacienda, 1700 square-foot guest house, and the mural-adorned bunkhouse, each over 100 years old. The improvements were extensively renovated in 2005. Theres also a large shop/garage and carport. Three old wooden barns add charm to the setting under the dramatic backdrop of Hermits Peak.

Rancho San Ignacio is a historic jewel in the heart of Northern New Mexico. The property consists of 2039 +/- deeded acres situated at the base of the iconic Hermits Peak. The adobe hacienda compound frames a spectacular backdrop. The Sapello River runs for 1.7 miles through the property, providing habitat for brown trout. An acequia supplies irrigation for 103 acres of fertile farmland. The Rito Colorado and other creeks and springs supply water for the abundant wildlife, including elk, mule deer, and black bears. The property is protected by a conservation easement with The Nature Conservancy. Originally purchased by Richard Pritzlaff in 1935, the ranch was the headquarters of Mr. Pritzlaffs world-renowned Arabian horse breeding program and his extensive art collection. The ranch was often a gathering place for area socialites and artists, including Georgia OKeefe. The walls of the 1300 square-foot bunkhouse are adorned with spectacular murals painted in the 1940s by the famous native American artist Ma Pe Wi and meticulously restored in 2008. The compound consists of the 4400 square-foot hacienda, 1700 square-foot guest house, and the mural-adorned bunkhouse, each over 100 years old. The improvements were extensively renovated in 2005. Theres also a large shop/garage and carport. Three old wooden barns add charm to the setting under the dramatic backdrop of Hermits Peak.

Rancho San Ignacio is a historic jewel in the heart of Northern New Mexico. The property consists of 2039 +/- deeded acres situated at the base of the iconic Hermits Peak. The adobe hacienda compound frames a spectacular backdrop. The Sapello River runs for 1.7 miles through the property, providing habitat for brown trout. An acequia supplies irrigation for 103 acres of fertile farmland. The Rito Colorado and other creeks and springs supply water for the abundant wildlife, including elk, mule deer, and black bears. The property is protected by a conservation easement with The Nature Conservancy. Originally purchased by Richard Pritzlaff in 1935, the ranch was the headquarters of Mr. Pritzlaffs world-renowned Arabian horse breeding program and his extensive art collection. The ranch was often a gathering place for area socialites and artists, including Georgia OKeefe. The walls of the 1300 square-foot bunkhouse are adorned with spectacular murals painted in the 1940s by the famous native American artist Ma Pe Wi and meticulously restored in 2008. The compound consists of the 4400 square-foot hacienda, 1700 square-foot guest house, and the mural-adorned bunkhouse, each over 100 years old. The improvements were extensively renovated in 2005. Theres also a large shop/garage and carport. Three old wooden barns add charm to the setting under the dramatic backdrop of Hermits Peak.