Chaves County, New Mexico Land For Sale (9 results)

80 Acres in Chaves County, NM Expansive Land Near Mineral Extraction Area Explore 80 acres of open land in Chaves County, New Mexico, offering vast space and potential near a mineral extraction area. The property features flat terrain with light vegetation and is primarily surrounded by New Mexico State-owned land, ensuring long-term privacy. A county road is nearby, providing access, with the nearest state road just 11 miles away. Property Highlights: Size: 80 acres Terrain: Flat with some weeds, ideal for various uses Surroundings: Mostly bordered by NM State-owned land Access: County road nearby; 11 miles to the nearest state road Why Youll Love This Land: Expansive & Private Enjoy wide-open spaces with minimal development nearby. Versatile Use Potential Ideal for investment, recreation, or future development. Accessible Location Convenient access with roads nearby. This is a rare chance to own a large, well-positioned property in Chaves Countycontact us today for more details! Attractions: 1 hour and 11-minute drive to Mescalero Sands North Dune OHV Area 1 hour and a 33-minute drive to the city of Dexter 1 hour and a 44-minute drive to the city of Roswell and Roswell Air Center 1 hour and a 46-minute drive to International UFO Museum and Research Center Zoning The zoning is Agricultural Area I and can be used for agriculture, farming or dwelling. Easement must be obtained from the neighboring parcels to legally access the land.

Call Jessica at 806-500-4603 for more property details or to schedule a viewing. This property is priced at $2,000/acre. 30, 40, 50-acre tracts available. Owner financing is an option with 10% down. Acreage is not sold by the acre. There is an additional 535+ acres across the highway available, as well. Fantastic water source provided by the Artesian regenerated aquafer. This property is perfect for ranching, cattle, and long term investment. Has an existing well on tract 2, and irrigation well on tract 8. Working power unknown.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Roswell Ranch is an expansive 840-acre undeveloped land situated just 3 miles northeast of Roswell, along Hwy 70. This property offers a unique opportunity for development, whether for ranching, recreational use, or commercial purposes. With its extensive frontage on Hwy 70, the ranch is well-positioned for potential subdivision, making it a prime candidate for investment and growth. TERRAIN: The terrain of Roswell Ranch is predominantly flat, adorned with lush native grasses suitable for grazing or agricultural projects. The property boasts slight elevations, offering panoramic views of the surrounding New Mexico countryside and the Capitan Mountain. This varied landscape supports a range of outdoor activities and offers numerous opportunities for scenic development sites. IMPROVEMENTS: Currently, Roswell Ranch features an older windmill and a set of pens, indicating its potential for ranching activities. The availability of electricity along the roadside facilitates the development of custom improvements, whether for residential, commercial, or agricultural purposes. WATER: An older windmill on the property suggests the presence of underground water resources, although the exact status of the well remains to be assessed. The ranch's ample space provides opportunities for the development of water features to support livestock and wildlife, enhancing the property's agricultural and recreational appeal. This property is CO-LISTED with Matthew Ingram, Century 21 Aspen Real Estate in Ruidoso, NM.

We are pleased to present the W Bar Ranch for sale. The W Bar ranch is located approximately 13 miles east of Pinon, NM. It consists of 1,920.9 MOL deeded acres. If you are looking for a small cow/calf operation that is all deeded and very self-sufficientLook no further! Improvements Fences on the ranch are in good to new condition with the exterior fences being net wire with two strands of barbwire on the top. The interior fences are four strands of wire (3 barb and 1 smooth). There is one set of working pens that are centrally located just off the main road. The pens are in decent working condition and includes a powder river calf table. Water Water storage on the ranch is in good shape with multiple holding tanks and nearby water troughs. The solar well is on a float system at the well location with a large storage tank. If you wanted this system could be put on a cellular monitoring system giving you the ability to monitor the system from the convenience of your phone. Water is said to be very strong and potable if wanted. Hunting The W Bar controls access as it is all deeded. This ranch has access to Antelope, Mule deer, Barbary Sheep and multiple varmints that are normally located in southwestern New Mexico.

This is a well maintained ranch unit with a grazing capacity of 408 Animal Units Yearlong. Grass cover is good with good rains over the past two growing seasons. All improvements are in good condition with little or no deferred maintenance. The ranch is watered by three wells and approximately 15 miles of pipeline. Water distribution is considered to be good. The terrain is undulating with a sandy profile. The vegetation is diverse to include blue stem, drop seed, several varieties of gram grass, sand sage and shiner oak. The sandy profile allows the vegetation to produce with less precipitation compared to tight land soils. The land status is as follows: 2,380 Deeded Acres, 6,074 NM State Lease Acres, 23,653 Federal BLM Lease Acres and 480 Uncontrolled Acres. Total Acres 32,107 Acres (50.17Sections). The grazing capacity is controlled by a Section 3 BLM Grazing permit which allows for 405 Animal Units on a yearling basis. The.ranch has been lightly stocked over the past two years and is in good condition. Wildlife includes mule deer, antelope and several species of game birds including quail and dove. The ranch is located just minutes from the fertile Pecos River Valley. Irrigated farms utilize subsurface irrigation water to grow numerous high quality crops including some of the best alfalfa hay grown anywhere in the country. Cattle feeds are available both in sack form or bulk delivery. Roswell, New Mexico is just 45 minutes from the ranch. Roswell is the county seat of Chaves County with a current population of approximately 50,000 people. It is the fifth-most populous city in New Mexico. It is home to New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI), founded in 1891. Most any of the goods and services necessary to operate the ranch may be found in the local area. The Roswell incident was named after the town, though the crash site of the alleged UFO was som 75 miles to the northwest. The investigation and debris recovery was handled by the local Roswell Army Air Field later to become Walker Air Force Base one of the few Strategic Air Command Bases in the United States. Walker Air Force Base was closed in the mid 1960's. The air field is now operated as the Roswell Industrial Air Center with commercial air line service. Roswell' tourism industry is based onufology museums. and businesses, as well as alien-themed and spacecraft-themed subject matter.. The International UFO Museum and Research Center is located in Roswell.

This tract of land is nearly level to slightly sloping. Good paved access from Avenida De Vista. Utilities nearby. Well protected with commercial pecan orchard adjacent to the east and south. Great spot for a country home with excellent views of the Capitan Mountains to the west.

40 acre tract of land with views of the Capitan Mountains to the west and the city of Roswell to the east. East College Ave ( as yet undeveloped) borders the property on the south. This is a contiguous tract of land with utilities nearby. A water source would need to be developed.

Undveloped tract of land located in the Six Mile Hill area of west Roswell. The property is a contiguous tract of land borered by Mark Road on the west. Mark Road is a pave two lane roadway. The East College Avenue right-of-way (as yet not developed) is along the northern boundary. At the crest of the tract the views of downtown Roswell are available to the east and the view of the Capitan Mountain range to the west. This piece of land is primed to be divided. Utilities are close by but a domestic water source would need to be developed.