Rio Arriba County, New Mexico Land For Sale (66 results)

A gorgeous, lake-side piece of paradise in heart of Rio Arriba County, one of New Mexico's most stunning areas! There are tall Ponderosa pines all over the property, as well as other smaller trees. This lot has no zoning and no HOA, which means you can have a tiny home, an Airbnb, a cabin, a shipping container, an earthen structure - whatever you want! There are several excellent potential build sites. The elevation is about 7,000 feet, so the summers here are pleasant. The property sits on the bluff above El Vado Reservoir, with a gorgeous lakeside view. (Currently the water level is low due to drought.) Only 30 min to gas and groceries (Tierra Amarilla)! We do not offer owner financing, but you can use a personal loan, credit cards, or line of credit. We do NOT add on any Document Prep Fees or any other fees! ACCOUNT NUMBERS: R006141 and R006142 (two lots back to back, sold together) APNs (PARCEL NUMBERS):1-007-164-294166 and 1-007-164-196148 SUBDIVISION: El Poso Ranch HOA: None PROPERTY TAXES: About $160 per year (there are no back taxes due) LOT TYPE:Vacant Land ZONING: None! COUNTY BUILDING CODES: None INTERNET: Starlink or other satellite internet CELL SERVICE: Cell coverage is spotty but wi-fi calling (with satellite internet) works great CLOSEST TOWNS: Tierra Amarilla (30 min), Chama (45 min), Espanola (1.5 hour), Taos (2 hour), Santa Fe (2 hour), Albuquerque (2.5 hour) ROAD ACCESS: Yes, there is legal access. You will need to clear and grade your own driveway. SEWAGE: Septic (buyer to install if needed) WATER: A private well or water-hauling will need to be utilized. Well costs depend on drilling depth. Local drilling companies can give you a general estimate based on nearby well depths and explain the permitting process. POWER:Solar is usually the most cost effective solution in this area. SURVEYED: No. Buyer can choose to complete a survey if desired. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: Heron Lake (15 min), Fishtail Ranch Hunting (40 min), Scenic Highway 64 (1 hour), Carson National Forest (1 hour), Santa Fe National Forest (1.5 hour) DEED TYPE: Special Warranty Deed DOCUMENT PREP FEE: None

Welcome to Maverick Valley Ranch, 97 acres of prime hunting land in Rio Arriba County's renowned Big Game Unit 2b. Surrounded by 152,000 acres of Carson National Forest and neighboring the prestigious Jicarilla Indian Reservation, this property is a true outdoorsman's dream. Key Features: 97 acres of prime hunting land Surrounded by 152,000 acres of Carson National Forest Located in NM Big Game Unit 2b Recognized for record-breaking mule deer 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom stucco cabin with modern amenities Year-round access at 7,100 ft elevation Maverick Valley Ranch offers seclusion and abundant wildlife. Rio Arriba County is famed for its outstanding mule deer genetics, with Boone & Crockett recognition for top-tier deer. The elk population is robust, with a 35 bull to 100 cow ratio, making it a hunter's paradise. Historically, the ranch has been allocated 2 private land mule deer buck tags for any legal sporting arm, 1 archery mule deer buck tag, and 1 unit-wide either sex archery elk tag. Additionally, turkey, bear, and mountain lion tags are available over-the-counter. The ranch's diverse terrain features tall ponderosa and spruce trees, providing excellent cover and ample feed and water sources. It's not uncommon to witness elk and impressive bucks roaming the hillsides. The cozy 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom stucco cabin offers modern amenities and stunning views. Conveniently located just a 10-minute drive from Highway 64 and 25 minutes to Dulce, NM, Maverick Valley Ranch provides year-round access at 7,100 ft. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of New Mexico's premier hunting land. Contact us today to schedule a viewing or learn more about Maverick Valley Ranch.

Rancho de Abiquiu is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a legacy estate in the heart of northern New Mexico. Situated along 4,250 feet of the Chama River, this 138 acre estate blends historic charm and agricultural bounty. The beautifully restored 13,000 square-foot Spanish colonial hacienda is surrounded by towering cottonwoods and overlooks lush, productive hay fields. The 315 acre-feet of senior (pre-1907) water rights provide abundant and dependable irrigation and are a valuable commodity in arid New Mexico. The resident elk herd can be viewed from the portal in the mornings and evenings. Rancho de Abiquiu offers luxury and pastoral living, with proximity to Santa Fe and Taos. At the heart of the property stands the Spanish Colonial hacienda, masterfully restored to preserve its 19th-century charm and intricate detailing, all with modern luxury. The estate also includes a 4-car garage, detached bathroom facilities, and a 1,700-square-foot potential guest house. The adjoining 66 acres is also available (23953838). Truly part of New Mexico's history, Rancho de Abiquiu was founded as the area's first outpost along the old Spanish trail in the early 1700s. Originally granted to Rosalie Valdez by the king of Spain, the Plaza Colorado Grant once spanned the entire Abiquiu area. Its ancient cottonwoods bear witness to 300 years of storied history, evolving into a grand hacienda that has welcomed political figures, artists, and movie stars. Outdoor recreation abounds, with excellent fishing on the Chama River, Abiquiu Lake, and Vallecitos River. Rafting opportunities are excellent on the Chama. The nearby National Forest offers trails for hiking, horseback riding, and ATV use. Rancho de Abiquiu could be a spectacular family compound, luxury guest lodge, corporate retreat, luxury equestrian property, winery, or farm-to-table destination. With its combination of historic character, wildlife, natural beauty, and agricultural abundance, Rancho de Abiquiu is a rare offering that captures the soul of the Southwest, ready for its next visionary steward.

OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE Four Quality Homes Already Present, AG Exempt Rancho de Vallecitos lot B3 is located above La Madera, NM off NM State Hwy 111 which is reached via Hwy 285. Hwy 111 starts about one mile past Ojo Caliente assuming you were driving east as if coming from Santa Fe. Land (852 acres) is completely surrounded by Carson National Forest. There are only two tracts left that face the river and one also includes a large pond and gazebo. Subject to a very reasonable HOA. Lot B3 is over 7 acres high up on a bluff over looking a beaver dam and the river. It is also where once stood a fort that guarded the valley from the Apaches. It is truly a dramatic site. The beaver dam has really large native Browns, as it has an estimated depth of over 20 feet. Some of those Browns are over 30 inches, can see them sometimes when feed from the cliff above. These lots all have underground electric and water taps from the local municipal water district. All tracts will require septic. High speed Internet is already present as well as good roads, private electric gate, cameras, lighting, and of course river frontage galore. Lots of existing and new cabins being built in this fly fishing community paradise. World famous and popular Ojo Caliente spa, fine food and dining is only 12 miles away! Taos is 40 miles away (40 mins) and Santa Fe is 60 (60 miles). $459k Contact Toby Chacon at 505 927 5747

Cebolla Ranch lies in a highly sought after area of Northern New Mexico near Chama. The ranch has been in the same family for nearly 60 years and the family still ranches the neighboring land. Enjoy sitting on the porch watching the sun set during the summers and during the winter evenings sit and visit with company while a fire crackles in the fireplace. Improved with a beautiful Northern New Mexico style custom home that is great for entertaining guests or simply enjoying country life. Bring your ATVs and horses and enjoy riding the trails that have been carved across the ranch offering tremendous vistas and wildlife viewing. Location Cebolla Ranch has great access and location being located just 1.5 miles south of Cebolla, New Mexico and just 30 minutes to Chama. Chama, New Mexico - 30 minutes Santa Few, New Mexico - 2.5 hours (nearest commercial airport) Taos, New Mexico - 1 hour 45 minutes Access The ranch has highway frontage on State Highway 84 south of Cebolla, NM with a caliche driveway to ranch house. Elevation, Topography, Vegetation Starting at an elevation of about 7,400 feet the ranch terrain offers hills, draws, ravines, and valleys rising to an elevation of about 7,700 feet at the highest point. The hills are covered in juniper, oak brush, and pions which open to grass-covered valleys. Improvements Cebolla is improved with a beautiful 3,100 +/- sq ft 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with 10 foot ceilings throughout. Each bedroom has its own ensuite bathroom. The home has in-floor radiant heat and 2 wood-burning fireplaces/stoves for heating. An attached oversized 3 car garage offers plenty of space for parking vehicles, toys, and workshop space. There is also a nice equipment shed to store all your equipment or ATVs/UTVs. The fuel supply for radiant heat and cooking is propane and the house is on septic and municipal water with underground utilities. There are also several woodburning stoves/fireplaces Ag Uses The ranch is a good cattle ranch capable of running 40-50 cow-calf pairs. It would also be suitable for horses and other livestock. Hunting Home to small resident elk herds and deer Cebolla Ranch offers owners great opportunities to hunt and Carson National Forest is right across the highway. The ranch sits in Game Management Unit 51B and receives 3 elk permits and Game Management Unit 51A lies across Highway 84. Fishing There are great fishing spots nearby including the Rio Chama, Rio Cebolla, El Vado Lake and Heron lake. Rio Chama Wildlife Area Abiquiu Lake Heron Lake State Park El Vado Lake State Park Fishing for: Trout Kokanee Salmon Bass Perch Catfish Carp Walleye Recreation The ranch offers lots of recreation opportunities including hunting, fishing, trail riding, and hiking. In Addition, right across the highway, there is access to thousands of acres of national forest to enjoy and within a short distance, one can access lakes, rivers and recreation areas that offer boating, fishing, hunting and more as well. Recreational Opportunities include: Camping Horseback Riding Hiking Hot Springs Biking Four Wheeling Boating Historical sites Water and Power Water is provided by municipal water and rural electric power is to home and property. There are also 2 ponds on the property providing surface water.

Discover The Cottonwood Ranch, a remarkable investment opportunity encompassing 91 acres of mixed irrigated farmland and a scenic bosque of lush cottonwood trees. This unique property boasts a historic fruit tree orchard and offers substantial annual hay production, providing both agricultural potential and natural beauty. Included with this property are 157.44 acre-feet of pre-1907 senior Rio Grande water rights through the Acequia Madre, ensuring reliable irrigation for crops. With 91 acres of prime riverfront property, the land offers stunning vistas and diverse opportunities for development. Additionally, the property features 25.97 acres of commercial land convenientlylocated adjacent to NM Highway 68, enhancing accessibility and visibility for potential business ventures. All tracts have access via Rio Arriba County Roads 39 and 41, making it easy to navigate the area. This site presents the perfect opportunity to build your hacienda-style ranch or to develop residential homes, capitalizing on the serene landscape and proximity to the historic Los Luceros Historic Site. Conveniently located for easy commuting to Los Alamos, Santa Fe, and Taos, The Cottonwood Ranch offers a blend of rural charm with modern accessibility. Don t miss your chance to invest in this extraordinary property with limitless potential! SEE VIRTUAL TOUR LINK for drone video.

Did you ever want to own a large acreage that can be used for hunting, fishing, recreational activity, and at the same time having direct access to public lands AND a year round river flowing through the property? Well this property provides all that and much more! This land will be great if you are looking to have a base camp, cabin, or even build your retirement home here! You would have to access the property going through public lands, so a 4x4 vehicle with high clearance is recommended. Key Features: - Multiple flat buildable location - Located in the desirable Chimayo - Rio Tusas flowing through the property year round - Peace and tranquility County: Rio Arriba County, NM Acres: 25 Acres (Raw land) Zoning: Vacant land Coordinates: 36.408075 -105.995669 Water: None; Well Electric: Utilities at neighbor property Terrain: flatto gentle and rolling terrain Sewer: None; septic Restrictions: Little to none **PHOTOS WITH BOUNDARY LINES ARE APPROXIMATE AND NOT ACTUAL BOUNDARY**

APN - 1-042-136-099512 Slow down and feel the peace on this 5-acre property on Fort Defina Rd, Abiquiu, NM 87510! Camp, garden, or build a home in one of the most scenic corners of northern New Mexico. The dirt roads are easy to drive with an SUV so getting here is simple. Is this a good place to build a home? Yes. Zoned residential with big space for a cabin, mobile home (with permit), or future house. The terrain is mostly hilltop with loamy soils, giving you sweeping views of the mesas and mountains. There are nice plants and juniper pines on the property that adds character to the landscape. What are the surroundings like? The area feels rural but friendly. Neighbors nearby keep their places clean and artistic, and the town of Abiquiu itself has a warm, small-town vibe. Is power and road access available? There are no power lines here, so solar or a generator will be your best option. Roads are dirt and a little bumpy, but year-round accessibleno 44 required. Water would come from a well or delivery, and cell service can be spotty, though some areas get a solid 4G signal. Why YOU should consider this lot? If you want space to breathe, views that stretch for miles, and a community that feels creative and welcoming, this is a great fit. Its perfect as a weekend base, a homestead with livestock, or a quiet desert getaway. Close to Nature & Culture Plaza Blanca 30 minutes away, famous white rock formations once painted by Georgia OKeeffe Abiquiu Lake 31 minutes away, great for boating, kayaking, and summer swimming Ghost Ranch 40 minutes away, a historic retreat with hiking trails, museums, and OKeeffes landscapes Town of Abiquiu 22 minutes away, with local shops, restaurants, and a charming community atmosphere Easy Access to Major Cities Abiqui, NM 22 min (11.2 miles) Youngsville, NM 42 min (29.1 miles) La Madera, NM 37 min (23 miles) Espaola, NM 39 min (26 miles) Santa Fe, NM 1 hr 9 min (51.2 miles) PRICING: Discount Cash Price: $21,999.00 + $399 document fee, or alternatively Owner Financing Price: $23,999 with $7,200 down ($399 doc fee + $6,801 in equity) Payment as low as $399/mo! NO prepayment penalties. We are a small family business and can be flexible. Were happy to fit any budget that meets our minimums. Our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to make memories for years to come. We can owner-finance with a land contract. We can transfer with a warranty deed and guarantee a clean title.

APN - 2001140066224 Live simply in the open desert on 26.71 acres in Regina, NM. No crowds, no noise, just the land, the sky, and the freedom to create your own space. Enjoy the healing benefits of the desert air on your soul. live here full time or make it your weekend escape. Set up a tiny home, desert cabin, or off-grid retreat where the only sounds are the wind and the occasional coyote in the distance. This land gives you the space to slow down, breathe, and live without distractions. Why Youll Love This Property? Open Desert Landscape: Private 26.71-acre stretch of land with unobstructed views, level terrain, and mountain views. Sunsets bring a glow over the land, and nights are filled with nothing but stars. Space for Adventure: Whether it is off-roading, camping, or building a desert retreat, this land gives you the space to disconnect from everything and enjoy the stillness. Self-Sustaining Freedom: No utilities and no city noise. Solar power, generator, and rainwater collection can turn this land into a modern, self-sufficient retreat. Creative Retreat or Weekend Getaway: The peaceful surroundings make this land great for a remote artists retreat, photography basecamp, or private weekend escape. Want to know how easy it is to own this land? Watch our YouTube video to learn more! Zoned as CRAD (County Rural Agricultural District), development needs county approval. Setbacks are 25 ft front/back, 10 ft sides, with a max building height of 36 ft. Mobile homes require an application and must be skirted within 90 days. Camping and RV stays are allowed for up to 14 days per season, but full-time RV living isnt permitted. Cuba is just 34 minutes away for essentials. The rest of the time you can be alone off the grid with the wildlife, star-filled night sky, and panoramic views. Unwind from a busy work week in silence and pure relaxation. Cuba 34 min (22.6 miles) Bloomfield 1 hr 46 min (103 miles) Santa Fe 1 hr 59 min (96.6 miles) Farmington 2 hr 3 min (116 miles) Heres FEW of the things to do in Rio Arriba county: Ghost Ranch: Peaceful retreat with museum and hiking trails. Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad: Historic train ride through beautiful landscapes. Puye Cliff Dwellings: Ancient ruins and archaeological site. Abiquiu Lake: Great for fishing, camping, and kayaking. Heron Lake: Park with fishing and camping spots. El Vado Reservoir: Spot for fishing, camping, and outdoor fun. Plaza Blanca: Scenic area for hiking. PRICING: Discount Cash Price: $55,999 plus a non-refundable $599 document fee. OR.. Owner Financing Price: $58,999 $12,000 down ($599 doc fee + $11,401 in equity) PLUS title costs (approximately 1k) and $799/mo with NO Prepayment penalties We are a small family business. Because our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to create memories for years to come we are flexible and can make this property fit any budget. We offer owner financing with a land contract. We will transfer with a warranty deed and always guarantee a clean title. Property Details Street Address: 1720 Dr City: Regina State: NM County: Rio Arriba Zip Code: 87046 Size: 26.71 APN: 2001140066224 Legal Description: Tract: A-1 Quarter: SE S: 25 T: 24N R: 1W 26.714 AC Coordinates: NW corner: 36.2819, -106.8896 NE corner: 36.2818, -106.8853 (ROAD) SW corner: 36.2792, -106.8898 SE corner: 36.2791, -106.8853 (ROAD) Annual Taxes: Taxes are $719/yr ($60/mo if financing) Zoning: CRAD (County Rural Agricultural District) All development requires county approval with necessary permits. Mobile Home Application must be approved before installation and skirted within 90 days. Camping is allowed for up to 14 days per season. RVs are allowed but without water/septic connections; staying is limited to 14 days per season. RV Living is prohibited. HOA/POA: None Access: Dirt Road Sewer: Septic can be installed Water: Would be well Utilities: Solar, propane, generator would be best here Contact Kristy Limon today!

APN - 2001140066092 53.42 Acres of Land? Thats HUGE! If you want to really escape and enjoy nature without another person in sight this is the place for you! This isnt just propertyits a foundation for your future. Grow crops, raise livestock, or ride horseback with your grandkids on vacation time. Hold onto it, divide it, or pass it down as a legacy. This land isnt just dirt, its a lifetime of possibilities! Property Features: Private and Open Land: This 53.42-acre sits along a dirt road, far from the noise and crowds. The land stretches wide with distant mountain views, giving a quiet space to live, camp, or just enjoy the open air. Room to Build: Theres space for a home, cabin, or simple getaway. The ground is open and ready, with no major work needed to start building. Off-Grid Freedom: This land has no utilities, making it a true off-grid location. Solar power or a generator would be the best option here. With the right setup, it becomes a place where you control your own resources and live without reliance on the grid. Use with Guidelines: Zoned as CRAD (County Rural Agricultural District), development needs county approval. Setbacks are 25 ft front/back, 10 ft sides, with a max building height of 36 ft. Mobile homes require an application and must be skirted within 90 days. Camping and RV stays are allowed for up to 14 days per season, but full-time RV living isnt permitted. The small town of Cuba is just 34 minutes away for essentials. The rest of the time you can be alone off the grid with the wildlife, star-filled night sky, and panoramic views. Unwind from a busy work week in silence and pure relaxation. Cuba 34 min (22.6 miles) Bloomfield 1 hr 46 min (103 miles) Santa Fe 1 hr 59 min (96.6 miles) Farmington 2 hr 3 min (116 miles) Heres FEW of the things to do in Rio Arriba county: Ghost Ranch: Peaceful retreat with museum and hiking trails. Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad: Historic train ride through beautiful landscapes. Puye Cliff Dwellings: Ancient ruins and archaeological site. Abiquiu Lake: Great for fishing, camping, and kayaking. Heron Lake: Park with fishing and camping spots. El Vado Reservoir: Spot for fishing, camping, and outdoor fun. Plaza Blanca: Scenic area for hiking. PRICING: Discount Cash Price: $93,999 plus a non-refundable $599 document fee. OR.. Owner Financing Price: $98,999 $20,000 minimum down payment ($599 Doc Fee, $19,401 Equity) PLUS title costs (approximately 1k) and $999/mo. NO prepayment penalties! We are a small family business. Because our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to create memories for years to come we are flexible and can make this property fit any budget. We offer owner financing with a land contract. We will transfer with a warranty deed and always guarantee a clean title. Property Details Street Address: Co Rd 389 City: Regina State: NM County: Rio Arriba Zip Code: 87046 Size: 53.42 APN: 2001140066092 (R024391) Legal Description: Tract: A-2 S: 25 T: 24N R: 01W 53.42 AC. E1/4SE1/4 LLAVES BK/PG 143/294,153/209,541/3301,545/4417,546/2648, PLAT U-1/170, C2/175 Coordinates: NW corner: 36.2791, -106.8899 NE corner: 36.2789, -106.8852 SW corner: 36.2749, -106.8894 SE corner: 36.2748, -106.8852 Annual Taxes: Taxes are around $1,300/yr (108.33/mo if financing) Zoning: CRAD (County Rural Agricultural District) All development requires county approval with necessary permits. Mobile Home Application must be approved before installation and skirted within 90 days. Camping is allowed for up to 14 days per season. RVs are allowed but without water/septic connections; staying is limited to 14 days per season. RV Living is prohibited. HOA/POA: None Access: Dirt Road Sewer: Septic can be installed Water: Would be well Utilities: Solar, wind, generator would be best here Contact Kristy Limon today!

APN - 1-020-176-212242 Experience eco-friendly, off-grid living with this 3.20-acre property in the Ponderosa Subdivision of Los Ojos, NM. If youre seeking a simpler, sustainable lifestyle, this property offers the space and freedom to create an environmentally conscious homestead surrounded by nature. Property Features: Size: 3.20 acres Location: Private Drive 1781A, Ponderosa Subdivision, Los Ojos, NM Rio Arriba County Zoning: Rural Residential. Minimum 600 sq ft | Max building height: 45 ft Sustainable Features: Suitable for solar power, generator, rainwater harvesting, and organic gardening. Restrictions: Mobile homes allowed for up to 6 weeks on a concrete slab. No RVs and camping. Complete exterior construction within 24 months to maintain the natural beauty of the neighborhood. Setbacks: Front 25ft, Side 10ft, Rear 15ft, Corner lot side 20ft, Max Height 45ft Accessibility: Year-round access via a well-maintained dirt road. Live in tune with the seasons and local wildlife while minimizing your ecological footprint. This property suits those looking to build an off-grid cabin or tiny home, complete with sustainable energy solutions. Nearby Cities: Chama, NM 19 min (11.6 miles) Alamosa, CO 1 hr 47 min (87.9 miles) Santa Fe, NM 1 hr 52 min (99.3 miles) Durango, CO 2 hr 15 min (118 miles) PRICING: Discount Cash Price: $15,999 + non-refundable $399 document fee. OR.. Owner Financing Price: $16,999 Only $5,100 down ($399 doc fee + $4,701 in equity) Payment as low as $349/mo. NO prepayment penalties. We are a small family business and can be flexible and can make this fit any budget that can meet our minimums. Our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to make memories for years to come. We can owner-finance with a land contract. We can transfer with a warranty deed and guarantee a clean title.

1,570 deeded acres Excellent all-around recreational ranch with year-round access & varied terrain 12 landowner elk tags & over the counter deer, bear, & turkey tags Two miles of year-round creeks, three wells, dirt tanks, & springs Well maintained improvements including an owner's home, hunting lodge, manager's home, & shop Located 20 minutes from Chama, 1.5 hours from Taos & under two hours from Santa Fe With year-round access and excellent accommodations, Agua Fria Ranch in the San Juan Mountains of northern New Mexico seems custom-made for big game hunting. Great populations of elk, mule deer, bear, and turkey roam freely among its 1,570 acres, all of which find ideal habitat here. Two live water creeks are exceptional assets for any New Mexico ranch, and Rito de Tierra Amarilla and Agua Fria add up to nearly two miles of flowing water on the property. With three residences and two large outbuildings completing the picture, Agua Fria Ranch is superbly suited as a turnkey hunting and recreational property of the first order. Conveniently located adjacent to Highway 64 that connects Tierra Amarilla and Taos, New Mexico, Agua Fria Ranch preserves a swath of the San Juans ecosystem from approximately 8,000 to 9,000 feet that includes a mix of aspen groves, gambel oak, grassy meadows, and pine and spruce forests. Exclusive big game hunting has been an emphasis on this ranch for years (it includes five elevated hunting blinds), but it has cross fencing and water sources that would also enable it to support summer cattle grazing. Elk and mule deer hunting are the main draw here, but bear, mountain lion, and turkey can also be found on the ranch. Agua Fria Ranch qualified for 12 landowner elk permits in 2025. Fly fishing is available here, too, for Rito de Tierra Amarilla and Agua Fria are small permanent streams that support wild brook trout in deeper pools. Agua Fria Ranch is well suited for hosting larger groups of guests, with the 3372-square-foot main residence including five bedrooms and five baths. A large living room with a fireplace invites hours of hunting tales and rich conversations, or move outside and enjoy the firepit on the patio, directly adjacent to a large mountain meadow that is often frequented by herds of elk. The main residence retains the ambience of classic Western architecture, with pine tongue-and-groove ceilings and warm wood accents throughout. A hunting lodge of 1712 square feet has an additional two bedrooms and two baths, and a manager's house has three bedrooms and two baths. With the ability to house 10 to 20 persons, the Agua Fria Ranch is a candidate for a comfortable retreat center as well as a hunting operation or a family compound. A 1520-square-foot heated shop with a workbench allows ample space for OHV and vehicle storage, and a 5050-foot metal shop with a walk-in cooler supports the maintenance of the ranch. Recreational and cultural opportunities in the vicinity of Agua Fria Ranch include additional recreation in the Carson National Forest and fly fishing on the Chama and Brazos Rivers. Chama is only about 20 miles distant, a terminus of the narrow-gauge Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad. Taos is 90 minutes to the east via Highway 64 and is renowned for its rich history as well as its vibrant arts community and downhill skiing. Santa Fe, New Mexico's capital and cultural mecca, lies about 100 miles to the south. In the estimation of Harrigan Land Company, there are few properties in northern New Mexico that equal the attractions of Agua Fria Ranch. With superb big game hunting, live streams, excellent improvements, and remarkably easy access, Agua Fria Ranch is ready to go as a hunting preserve or private retreat. We'd be delighted to show you what we believe is one of the finest turnkey mountain properties available in the Land of Enchantment.

A rare opportunity to own 17 acres of pristine agricultural land with utilities and adjacent to the Rio Grande! This property has been well maintained. There are multiple buildable locations with utilities at the road. Make this your retirement home, as you hobby farm This piece of land will take you away from the hustle and bustle life and give you the peace of mind you deserve while enjoying the fruits of your labor The Artistic town of Chimayo is only a drive away, as for Ojo Caliente's hot springs too. You can easily drive up the mountains near the Pecos or head north up to Chama. Amenities are not too far as Espanola is down the road. Key Features: - Multiple flat buildable location - Located in the desirable Chimayo - Riverfront; Rio Grande - Plenty of room to build County: Santa Fe County, NM Acres: 17 Acres (Raw land) Zoning: Vacant land Coordinates: 36.151682, -105.991967 Water: None; Well Electric: Utilities on property Terrain: Flat Sewer: None; septic Road Frontage: Well Maintained Dirt Road Restrictions: Little to none **PHOTOS WITH BOUNDARY LINES ARE APPROXIMATE AND NOT ACTUAL BOUNDARY**

The Mundy Buck, holder of four world records, is back with the Mundy Ranch! Legacy Mule Deer never die, they just get larger as the story is passed from generation to generation. Not sure how much larger the widest buck ever entered into the Boone & Crocket (49.5 inches) can get, but the story surrounding this incredible +/-2880 acres ranch (Chama, NM) is certainly one for the record book! Land If one looks between Canada and Mexico, it would be very difficult to find a more strikingly beautiful, well-watered, big game mecca than the Mundy Ranch & Mountain Estate! This incredible, diverse holding, located about 10 minutes south of Chama and about 2 hours north of Santa Fe, New Mexico, could easily star in its very own historic documentary. The terrain varies from a mild +/-7500 ft. to 9000 ft., with staggered benches of Gambel oak andmassive Ponderosa pine-lined meadows that step up to stands of sub-alpine aspens. If water is the gold, then the Mundy Ranch is Ft Knox, with over a dozen bodies of water and several stocked with year-round aerators supporting rainbows up to 5 pounds. Don't forget that fly rod! There's paved highway and front-gate access, along with exclusive mid-ranch access for the Mundy Ranch owner through the neighboring Ticonderoga ranch. The Buck The Mundy Buck, 300+ inches, holder of four world records, including the widest ever (49.5 inches), longest main frame, largest main frame at 246, and by the water displacement method (Burkett System), number 1 in the world, is back with the ranch as of August 2024! (See attached story.) The seller felt the Mundy Buck belonged with the ranch and is proud to convey the buck with the ownership! There has never been a copy or duplicate made of the Mundy Buck. Improvements Hunters Cabin Located mid-ranch, as to allow one to wake up with the animals, is the total off-grid hunters cabin, complete with indoor plumbing, solar system, and back up generator. Serviced by propane and solar, the furnished cabin features a brand new solar system, kitchen, a full bath and an outdoor porch with grill. Providing absolute stealth, located on the edge of a large meadow and several water holes, the Hunters Cabin is perfect for s'mores camping experience for generations to come from grandparents to grandkids. Mundy Mountain Estate Miles of ranch roads access the ranch, allowing for incredible hiking, mountain biking, ATV/UTV and snowmobile riding in the winter months. Years ago, originally split off from the Mundy Ranch, the +/- 3000 acres of the adjacent Ticonderoga Ranch was developed into mountain estates, complete with electric gated access and underground power. Parcels were as little as 2 acres up to 35 acres. Three of the these mountain estates were secured by the owner, located about 700 yds. from a private gate accessing midway into the Mundy Ranch, about halfway up the mountain, providing access to the very heartof the ranch, and miles of ranch access roads without interfering with any of the game bedding or feeding areas. Along with the 360 degree views, the recently remodeled +/-4000 sq. ft. Mundy Mountain Estate offers +/-4 bedrooms, 3 baths, a 2 car garage, three-sided decks, granite kitchen with stainless appliances and is mostly furnished. Road maintenance, including snow removal and electric gate access, is included in the annual HOA dues of +/- $1700. Recreation Located in the prime heart of Big Game Unit 4, documented as one of the highest density elk herds in the country, the Mundy Ranch has experienced very little hunting the last 2 years only one bull elk harvested as the owner has been too busy to utilize the property. The ranch is absolutely flush with mature bulls and bucks All hunting rights covey for 2025. In a recent New Mexico Chapter of the Dallas Safari Club Gala, held in Albuquerque, there were 39 world-class trophy mule deer bucks displayed, called theNew Mexico Trophy Wall of Fame. Eleven of those bucks were reported to have come from the Mundy Ranch! The Mundy Ranch has been meticulously managed for trophy big game the last decade, and hardly hunted the last 2 years due to the owners business schedule. 180 to 200 mule deer are seen annually, 300+ bull elk and the ranch manager has reported elk in the 360+ range. Mundy Ranch for 2025 has been enrolled into the New Mexico Landowner Incentive Mule Deer tag program. (Normally two late season tags, but always check regs.) Unit 4 has historically reported 100% draw on regular season landowner mule deer tags, noting the application deadline is mid March each year. B&C mule deer are seen on the Mundy ranch annually, with Rio Arriba County, NM documenting more entries in the Boone & Crockett Mule Deer Record Book than any county in North America every decade since 1960! THE RANCH HAS RECEIVED 21 LANDOWNER ELK TAGS FOR 2025, INCLUDING 15 BULL TAGS. TAGS FOR 2025 WILL CONVEY. The ranch also supports a healthy Merriams turkey population, black bear (all 4 color phases), blue grouse and small game population, with over-the-counter tags. If trophy mule deer or mature bull elk are one of your requirements, this area is sought after as oneof the most desirable areas in the country, carrying one of the highest elk and mule deer densities as there are NO timber wolves (or plans to release them), NO winter kill and NO grizzly bears to affect your landowner big game tag allotment. The ranch has been managed exclusively for trophy mule deer and mature bull elk with habitat improvements such as food plots and feeders. Two brand new Polaris 1500 Ranger Extremes, Northstar Crew Cabs, will convey with the ranch at closing. Fishing With several of the small lakes and ponds on wind and solar aeration, these trout-stocked ponds carry the trout even through the winter. Trout up to 5 pounds are stocked in the ponds allowing for an incredible day with family, friends and VIP guests. Also part of the ranch has full recreational rights to the adjacent +/-3000 acre Ticonderoga Ranch with numerous stocked ponds and the most desirable two miles of Chavez Creek with incredible live-water fishing that easily provides for forty fishing days. Location With G5 jet-capable airport (Pagosa Springs), there's a hospital, a Walmart and over 30 restaurants an hour away. Wolf Creek Ski Mountain is +/- 90 minutes and Taos is +/- 2 hours. Turn-keyproperties such as the historic Mundy Ranch, with over 10 years of trophy mule deer and mature bull elk management in place, complete with a furnished Mountain Estate, the world-record Mundy Buck, along with two brand-new Polaris Ranger Extreme 1500 Northstars, stand unmatched. There's simply nothing else comparable. As an additional complement for the Mundy Ranch, please see my listing for the Burns Family Farm and Ranch on the Chama River, which offers +/- a mile of private river frontage on the Chama River. Call or email today for more information and your qualified showing, Co brokers welcome.

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

Schlabach Ranch is +/-640 acres in the heart of New Mexico's largest elk herd! With two dirt tanks, 20+ acres of food plots, and THREE landowner elk tags in the highly-sought-after GMU 51! Bordering Carson National Forest and just 45 minutes from Chama and Abiquiu, it's secluded yet accessible. With public land access and multiple habitat improvements, this property won't last longdon't miss out! Land Schlabach Ranch consists of +/-640 acres of well-managed terrain, offering a mix of high mesas, rolling hills, and rugged canyons. The ranch borders a small section of BLM land to the east and a 650,000+ acre section of the 1.5 million-acre Carson National Forest to the south, providing easy access to extensive public lands for hunting and recreation. The property is located in GMU 51 for elk and 51B for deer. The mesa tops are predominantly covered in pion pines and sagebrush, with sagebrush thinning efforts already completed to improve forage and habitat. The canyons are lined with mature ponderosa pines, creating excellent cover and shelter. These canyons not only serve as natural travel corridors for wildlife but also provide shaded north and east-facing slopes that offer bedding areas, keeping wildlife on the property rather than just passing through. Elevation ranges from about 7,700 feet at the highest points down to 7,000 feet in the southeast corner, where the canyon floor reaches its lowest point. The combination of diverse topography, food sources, and cover makes Schlabach Ranch a place where wildlife doesn't just visitthey stay. *Buyer to verify all listing information. Improvements Property is fenced on south and west borders, with canyons forming natural boundaries on the north and east sides. Recreation Schlabach Ranch offers exceptional hunting opportunities. Qualifying as a Base ranch in New Mexico's Elk Private Land Use System (EPLUS), the ranch currently receives three unit-wide elk authorizations annually: one rifle mature bull, one archery either-sex, and one rifle antlerless elk tag. Additionally, over-the-counter licenses are available for mule deer, black bear, lion and turkey. The ranch's diverse terrain, featuring food plots, water sources, and north-facing slopes along ponderosa-filled canyons, create an ideal habitat for wildlife throughout the year. Beyond hunting, the area surrounding the ranch boasts a variety of recreational activities. Anglers can explore nearby El Vado Lake and Heron Lake, both renowned for excellent fishing opportunities. El Vado Lake, spanning approximately 3,200 acres, is home to species such as rainbow trout, brown trout, and kokanee salmon. The lake permits various water activities, including boating and swimming. Heron Lake, covering about 5,900 acres, is designated as a quiet lake with a no-wake policy, making it ideal for sailing, kayaking, and fishing for record-size trout and kokanee salmon. Both lakes are accessible for ice fishing during the winter months. For fly fishing enthusiasts, the region offers exceptional river fishing experiences. The Rio Chama, originating in the southern Colorado high country and flowing into New Mexico, is one of the state's most dynamic rivers. Anglers can target brown and rainbow trout in its waters. Notably, there are two tailwater sections: below Abiquiu Lake and El Vado Lake, which provide consistent fishing conditions. The stretch above El Vado is a classic freestone section, offering diverse fishing opportunities. Another prime location is the Brazos River, particularly the private stretches accessible through local lodges. This river is known for its healthy populations of brown and rainbow trout, with fishing conditions peaking from May through October. The river's clear waters and scenic surroundings make it a favored spot for both novice and seasoned anglers. The San Juan River, located northwest of the ranch, is celebrated as one of North America's premier trout fisheries. The river boasts an estimated 15,000 fish per mile in the Quality Waters section below Navajo Dam, with many trout ranging from 17 to 22 inches. This bucket-list destination for fly fishing aficionados is only a couple hours drive from the ranch. For winter sports enthusiasts, several ski areas are within convenient driving distance of the ranch. Wolf Creek Ski Area, located in Colorado, is approximately a two-hour drive north and is known for having the most snow in Colorado. In New Mexico, Ski Santa Fe, Pajarito Mountain, and the world-famous Taos Ski Valley provide diverse skiing and snowboarding experiences, and are all reachable within a few hours' drive. These resorts cater to both beginners and seasoned skiers, ensuring ample opportunities for winter recreation. Snowmobiling is another popular activity in the region. The nearby town of Chama serves as a gateway to numerous snowmobile trails, particularly around the 10,000-foot-high Cumbres Pass. Additionally, areas like Red River cater to snowmobilers with miles of groomed trails leading up to peaks such as the 11,249-foot Greenie Peak. These well-maintained trails ensure that enthusiasts have access to some of the best snowmobiling opportunities in the Southwest. Agriculture The current owner leases his land to the neighboring rancher to run cattle on, which allows him to qualify for agricultural tax status. The fenced and natural canyon boundaries contain the cattle to portions of the ranch away from the dirt tanks and food plots, ensuring that habitat is maximized for wildlife. Region & Climate Schlabach Ranch enjoys a mild high-desert climate with summer highs in the 80's and winter lows in the teens to single-digits. The area averages 18 inches of rain and 63 inches of snow a year. Location Schlabach Ranch is located in north-central New Mexico, approximately halfway between Abiquiu and Chama, with easy access off U.S. Highway 84. This prime location ensures convenient connectivity to nearby towns and amenities while offering the seclusion and privacy for serious hunters. For air travel, the nearest major airport is Albuquerque International Sunport, approximately 140 miles south of the ranch, offering numerous daily flights from national and international destinations. Alternatively, Santa Fe Municipal Airport, about 85 miles south, provides regional flights. The town of Chama provides essential services, including grocery stores, dining, fuel, and lodging. It's also home to the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, a renowned historic train offering scenic rides through the mountains. Additionally, the historic village of Abiqui is located approximately 30 miles southeast of Schlabach Ranch along U.S. Highway 84. Abiqui is known for its rich cultural heritage and is home to attractions such as the Georgia O'Keeffe Home and Studio, Ghost Ranch, and Abiqui Lake, offering recreational activities like boating, fishing, and hiking. The village also provides basic amenities, including dining and lodging options. For a wider range of shopping, dining, medical facilities, and cultural attractions, Santa Fe is within a 90 minute drive, and Pagosa Springs, CO and Taos are less than two hours away.

Totaling +/-2680 acres (2200 +/- deeded AC and 480+/- AC State Lease), Cross Canyon Ranch represents one the most historic hunting and working ranches around. Located approximately 13 miles west of Cebolla New Mexico off Hwy. 84, the Cross Canyon is in very coveted BGU 51, the ranch received 11 elk authorizations in 2025. Mule Deer authorizations are unlimited. The ranch has seen numerous improvements and is undergoing many more enhancements. Land +/- 2,680 Total Acres (+/- 2200 deeded acres and +/- 480 State of New Mexico lease acres). There are 4 wells on the property. The Rio Cebolla Creek runs through the center of the property and provides year-round water for wildlife and cattle. Water everywhere, with four wells on deeded acreage, complimented by water lines and drinkers, historically carrying +/- 75 pair cattle year-round. Live creeks and 25 +/- springs are located on this ranch. The Rio Cebolla Canyon continues on for +/- 2 miles on the ranch, teeing into the Chama River Wilderness. The ranch is bordered by BLM, Carson National Forest and the Chama Wilderness Reserve, providing thousands of acres as your backyard. With vistas for dozens of miles, altitude from 6800' to 7200', the ranch features large meadows (some cleared and planted in native grasses), sage flats, oak, pinion, juniper and stands of ponderosa pines. Pick-up or side-by-side trails provide for excellent access throughout the ranch. Improvements The current owner is in the process of several projects on the ranch all geared to enhance, access, water development, additional forage, security and other improvements that will add not only to the functionally of the ranch but will add value as well. Some of the projects include additional fencing, spring development, road improvements, screening and placing gravel on roads to provide better and safer access, road closures, clearing and planting. Residential Improvements: The historic log and wood frame Rustic Ranch house of approximately +/-3,000 square feet, was built in 1920 and has been added on and remodeled over the years with major renovations under the current owner between 2022-2025. Total remodeled square footage is 2,000 SF. The home, +/- 80-years-old, overlooks the river by 25-yards. Renovations on the home include new floors, new interior, new metal roof and lots of other up-to-date amenities that fit perfectly with the rustic design of the historic home. The home features power, phone, water and internet as well as hand-hewn rafters. The home has 4 bedrooms and 2 baths and is part museum and part working ranch house and is heated by propane and wood burning stoves. Complementing the headquarters home is a tool shed and outbuildings. The historic ranch house is hidden away and tucked a half-mile into the absolutely gorgeous Rio Cebolla River Canyon that winds through the middle of the ranch. Over 200 acres have been cleared of bush and planted in native grasses. Recreation Cross Canyon Ranch offers so many recreational opportunities, on the ranch or in the surrounding areas; it is imposable to list them all. This end-of-the-road, secluded ranch borders the intersection of the Carson National Forest and the Chama Wilderness Reserve. You can grab a fly rod and hike out the back gate straight into the Chama River Canyon for miles and miles, hunt big or small game, hike or ride your ATV. With vistas for miles, elevation from 6800' to 7200', the ranch offers year-round recreational opportunities. Large meadows (some cleared and planted in native grasses and shrubs), sage flats, oak, pinion, juniper and stands of ponderosa pines; offer feed and protection for Merriam's turkey, elk, mule deer, lion or bear, endless recreation awaits around every corner. Trails provide for excellent access for pick-up trucks or ATV's throughout the ranch. Located in New Mexico Game and Fish Game BG unit 51, in Rio Arriba County. One of the most coveted in NM known for high elk success rates and the number one county for producing Boone & Crockett Mule Deer in the country. The ranch tags may be owner's choice, designated for Unit-Wide to take advantage of the Wilderness, National Forest or BLM surrounding the ranch on 3 sides, or Ranch-Only to take advantage of the incredible habitat and location the ranch offers. The Ranch is currently enrolled with the NM Department of Game & Fish EPLUS Program and receives a total of 11 Elk authorizations,5 Mature Bull, 4 Antlerless Elk ,2 Either sex Archery. Mule Deer authorizations are unlimited and available online or the local license dealers. Always check with NMDGF for up to date procedures, application information. Due to its size and its proximity to communities and neighbors, and the wide open nature of the property makes this area is a star gazers paradise. World-class skiing awaits you at Purgatory, Wolf Creek, Santa Fe and, Taos to name a few. The ranch is but a short hour and half drive from The San Juan River quality waters. The San Juan River is world renowned for providing some of the most rewarding trout fishing you will ever experience. The San Juan River quality waters, which is a 4 miles stretch of river below Navajo Lake Dam ,is a consistent producer of both rainbows and browns averaging 16 to 18 inches, with many reaching much larger proportions. Recent studies have suggested that there are more than 15,000 fish per mile; WOW that's a lot of fish!!! The famed Navajo Reservoir also offers world class boating, water sports and fishing and is less than an hour's drive from the property. Art museums and galleries, as well as national parks and monuments, are so numerous in the surrounding communities that it will take years to explore them all. Agriculture Water everywhere, with four wells on deeded acreage, complimented by water lines and drinkers, the ranch historically carries +/- 75 pair of cattle year-round. Live creeks and 25 +/- springs are located on this ranch. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral & Water:To be conveyed to buyer if presently held. General Operations The ranch has been a working cattle ranch for decades; the current owner has a grazing lease with a local rancher, $2,000 annual grazing lease on 50% of ranch through 2025. The Big Game hunting authorizations add an additional source of income for the ranch Region & Climate Characterized by abundant sunshine, low humidity, temperature swings between day and night, and a summer-focused precipitation pattern from thunderstorms. Temperatures vary greatly by elevation and time of year, with hot summers, cold winters. The region receives light precipitation, averaging about 12-16 inches annually, with a distinct peak during the summer months due to thunderstorms. Snow is common during the winter season. History Cross Canyon Ranch is a very unique holding with only a hand full of owners over the last +/- 100 years. These types of properties bordering on thousands of acres of hard-to-access public lands are getting more difficult to find and even harder to acquire. Chama, NM is less than 45 minutes from the property, with its rich history and the Historic Cumbres & Toltec Narrow Gauge Railroad. Please call or email today for more information on this unique property and answer any questions you might have and to schedule a qualified showing. Financial verification is required prior to all showings Co brokers welcome. Location Area communities driving distance Chama NM +/- 1 hours. Farmington NM+/- 3 hours. Albuquerque +/- 3 hour's. Santa Fe NM +/- 2 hours. Taos Ski Area +/- 2.5 hours. Navajo Reservoir and/or Wolf Creek Ski Area +/- 2 hours. Denver CO +/- 6 hours. Durango CO +/- 4 hours. Purgatory Ski Area +/- 3.5 hours. Both Durango and Albuquerque have major airports to serve with both domestic and international flights.

Nestled between and bordering the +/-1.6 million acres of the Santa Fe National Forest on one sideand just a few miles from the incredibly managed +/-1,000,000 acres of Jicarilla Apache Reservation, lies the Wilderness Ranch, the perfect recreational hunting ranch consisting of +/-1010 acres. Located just below the Continental Divide, the Mountain Views are breathtaking. Land Fronted on a paved, state-maintained highway, Wilderness Ranch's +/-1010acres carries the perfect balance of edge, timber pockets, natural sage meadows interspersed with food plots and 9 ponds for today's discriminating sportsman who loves to manage their game. Located +/-20 minutes from the fabulous restaurants, grocery store, fuel and hardware stores of Cuba NM and +/-90 minutes from the Albuquerque International Airport, +/-120 minutes to Santa Fe, and 2 hours to the Quality Waters of the San Juan River, averaging over 30,000 trout per mile and said to be the some of the best trophy trout fishing in the United States today. Improvements The ranch has electric power, a permitted water well with power and a water meter/hookup with Regina Rural Water Company. With an agricultural tax status, the taxes for this +/-1010 acres were $132.00 for 2024. You're not paying for another's mega mansion dream since the improvements are limited to 2 small buildings, which are excellent for storage, and a 3560 metal storage building with power that is ideally located for RV/Trailer/Motorhome, a modular or building site. Recreation Hunting Rio Arriba County, New Mexico has produced more record-book Boone & Crockett Mule Deer than any county in North America, including Sonora, Mexico, every decade since 1960. Unit 6A has unlimited, over-the-counter private land mule deer tags and this area carries one of the highest density elk herds with year-round resident herds, and a large migration herd as the snow starts to hit the higher elevations. The ranch has qualified for 2 to 4 elk tags annually (always check regulations) as New Mexico Fish & Game rewards well-managed properties with bonus incentive tags for good stewardship and the Wilderness Ranch has applied for bonus levels. With New Mexico's legal game feeders and food plots in close proximity to millions of acres of National Forest and Reservation, it's been very easy to keep +/-60 to100 head of elk on the ranch most of the time. NOTE: Seller is offering for 2025 season: 1 ES Archery, 1 Mature Bull Rifle Tag, 1 Cow Elk Rifle Tag. The numerous ponds on Wilderness Ranch also offer some incredible waterfowl (ducks and geese) during season. History With years required to draw tags, and Covid steering over 3 million first time hunters to the woods, is it time for you to purchase your very own land investment with a rewarding dividend of landowner deer and elk tags annually? If so, call or email today for more info and your qualified showing on the +/-1010 acres of Wilderness Ranch!

Situated along 1,257 feet of the Chama River, this 66-acre property blends historic charm and agricultural bounty. Huge cottonwoods and lush, productive hay fields dominate the property. The 184 acre-feet of senior (pre-1907) water rights provide abundant and dependable irrigation and are a valuable commodity in arid New Mexico. The resident elk herd can be seen grazing in the fields in mornings and evenings. This property offers beauty and serenity, just an hour from Santa Fe. This property was once part of the Plaza Colorado Land Grant, which dates to 1739, and was named for the dramatic red hills in the area. These same hills went on to inspire American artist, Georgia OKeeffe. Abiqui was home to O'Keeffe from 1929 until 1984, and many of her paintings depict scenes from the area. This thriving little art community grew around the legacy of the Georgia O'Keeffe Home and Studio. This property supported the substantial livestock operation for the sprawling six-thousand-acre ranch in years past. The improvements include a caretakers residence, heated equipment barn, pipe corrals, sorting pens, and scales. The adjoining Hacienda and 138 acres is also available (23965087). Outdoor recreation abounds, with excellent fishing on the Chama River, Abiqui Lake, and Vallecitos River. Rafting opportunities are excellent on the Chama. The nearby National Forest offers trails for hiking, horseback riding, and ATV use. The renowned Ojo Caliente Spa is just 35 minutes away. Taos is a one-hour and 20-minute drive and offers world-class skiing and snowboarding. Private Drive 1706 offers an exceptional setting for a dream home or luxury equestrian estatejust one hour from Santa Fe. With its rich history, scenic beauty, wildlife, and productive farmland, it also presents exciting potential for a vineyard, winery, or farm-to-table destination. This versatile property blends historic character and opportunity in a truly unique way.

Cash Price: $28,000 Finance Price: $32,500 A rare opportunity to own 2 acres of pristine land in the scenic the town of Chimayo, right within town limits. With a tad bit of cleaning and some improvements to the property, this property is an opportunity that is not quite often to come by. This town and land invites you to build on land seeped in history and natural beauty. Overlook the Sangre de Cristo foothills, walk among plazas echoing generations past, and tap into a pilgrimage town known for healing traditions and woven artistry. Nestled in a community renowned for the esteemed Chimay chilewhose sweet, smoky flavor and rare heritage story elevate New Mexican cuisinethis parcel is ideal for a private retreat or a vacation hideaway! The property is secluded from the rest of town with the benefits of having the amenities of being in town Build your dream cabin here or just plop your RV for the weekend! Key Features: - 2 acres with a flat buildable location - Located in the desirable Chimayo - Borders Public lands to the north - Located and Secluded from other neighbors - Records of Well on the property - Secluded from the rest of the town for your privacy County: Rio Arriba County, NM Acres: 2 Acres (Raw land) Zoning: Vacant land Coordinates: 36.008763, -105.977185 Water: Well on record(buyers responsible for due diligence Electric: Alternative Terrain: Flat to moderate slope Septic: None Road Frontage: dirt road Cabins: Allowed Survey: On File According to State of Engineer of New Mexico, the well produces 3 gallons per minute at just under 1 million gallons annually. I can provide the file number for the well upon request. Buyer will be responsible for condition of the well. **PHOTOS WITH BOUNDARY LINES ARE APPROXIMATE AND NOT ACTUAL BOUNDARY**

Yellowstone in New Mexico! This+/-2000 acres of pristine New Mexico high country, located at the top of coveted Rio Arriba County, is approximately 12 miles south of the Colorado border! With 100% draw on private landowner mule deer, monster pronghorns and a dozen rocky mountain landowner elk tags annually, the ranch is complimented by a mile plus of rainbows and brook trout on BOTH sides of the Brazos River Bottoms! Land Big Game Unit 4 Upon viewing the +/-1989.57 pristine and breathtaking acres bordering both sides of the Brazos River, one could easily conclude that it should belong in a state or national park! Brazos River Crossing has been in the same family ownership in excess of 20+ years and is NOT encumbered by any conservation easements, bordered exclusively by larger private ranch holdings (no public lands adjoining) and zero public access. The elevation is +/-10,000 ft., topping out at Brazos Peak at 11,400 ft. Vegetationis aspen mixed with stands of blue spruce, complimented by native grass meadows. Brazos River Crossing has been solely utilized for private recreation, hosting the same long-term hunting clients for over a decade. There's also an active, long-term tenant that seasonally cattle grazes the property which allows for ag tax status and very low taxes. Ranch access is limited in winter months and would require asnowmobile or tracked vehicles. Improvements While the ranch is not representing improvement value, 2 off-grid cabins making up a fully functional hunting camp and are incredible representations of history, one from the 1800's and one from the 1940's. One of the cabins has a new roof and a new floor and is used primarily for storage. Propane gas is driven in. The camp has a solar system and is wired for a back-up generator. Drinking water is hauled in and water from creek pond is pumped into the house. Recreation Fly Fishing and Hunting In the past, fly fishing guides that have leased the ranch represented that this stretch of the Brazos River offers some of the finest fly fishing water available. Period! There's an additional +/-1 mile of Farley Creek, an incredible brook/trout fishery, the perfect piece of paradise to soak that elk hair caddis with your favorite 2- weight for a wonderful afternoon delight after filling that morning bull elk tag! The elk breed and birth here, with large herds of resident elk calling the ranch home and the valley literally lit up with bugles starting in mid-August. The ranch has historically received +/-12 annual landowner elk authorizations, 6 mature bull, 3 archery and 3 antlerless (always check regs). Rio Arriba County has been the number one producer of B&C entries for Mule Deer every decade since 1960 and Brazos River Crossing holds some timberline bruisers. The World Record Mundy Buck was harvested within 10 miles. As long as the landowner applies by mid-March, the mule deer tags have been 100% , as have pronghorn antelope tags. Surprisingly, the Brazos River CrossingRanch has historically harvested a few nice antelope bucks annually, mainly with muzzleloader. The hunting experience on Brazos River Crossing Ranch has been such that in over 10 years, the ranch has never advertised hunts and the return clientele almost 100% . Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The ranch is being conveyed as is, where is (no mineral survey has been conducted) but all solar, mineral (surface & subsurface), timber and wind rights that are owned will convey. History Rare riverfront properties in the west, such as Brazos River Crossing Ranch, are so rare that it's difficult to believe it exists. Options are endless, from legacy family ranch ownership set up in a trust for following generations to the incredible corporate or family retreat. The ranch would be an ideal candidate for Conservation Easement enrollment, an option that is attractive to today's tax conscious investor. Call or email today for more information and your qualified showing of Brazos River Crossing! Co brokers welcome !

Set amidst the mountain landscapes of northern New Mexico, this 200+/- acre property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of rich historical and natural beauty. Located 90 minutes from both Santa Fe and Taos, and surrounded by the majestic Carson National Forest, the ranch boasts 1 miles of El Rito Creek frontage, and almost 3 miles of National Forest boundary. The property features a wealth of wildlife, including a thriving population of elk, mule deer, and black bears, making it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and wildlife aficionados alike. Located in GMU 51A, San Gabriel del Rito presents excellent hunting opportunities amidst breathtaking scenery. El Rito Creek boasts a healthy population of Native Rio Grande Cutthroat trout, a rarity in Western Rivers, which are predominantly inhabited by non-native fish. Originally known as Canjilon Camp, the cabins were originally built by Boston Transplant, Carol Stanley, as an expansion of her popular San Gabriel Ranch. In the 1920s and 30s, it served as a gathering place for Santa Fe's prominent art, literary, and anthropology community. Carol later went on to found Ghost Ranch, paving the way for Georgia OKeefe, Mabel Lujan Dodge, and other significant women in New Mexicos early history. The property includes the historic grand lodge, three log cabins, and a charming log barn, all dating back to 1920s. These charming and rustic structures would make a highly rewarding restoration project. Just a short drive from the quaint village of El Rito and the artistic hub of Abiquiu, this property offers both seclusion and proximity to cultural and recreational amenities. San Gabriel del Rito would make an amazing private family retreat, a great adventure camp location, or an exceptional hunting and fishing ranch. This offering embodies the essence of New Mexico's rich heritage and natural splendor.

Chama NM Riverfront Acreage & Home Horse Property Property Location: 31 County Road 343, Chama, NM 87520 Listing Price: $1,275,000 Property Features 14.16 acres with Chama River frontage 1,588 sq ft custom home (built 2009) 2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms Attached garage (converted from original barn) 40 x 40 barn 100 x 150 riding arena Greenhouse, raised garden beds, and orchard Multiple outbuildings for livestock or storage Private well, septic, and power 2 spring-fed ponds, abundant wildlife, and annual elk permit This is a true homestead from the 1930's with a ton of history. Once run as a dairy cattle operation, this property has remnants of the days of old and some are in use today. Enjoy 14.16 acres nestled along the banks of the Chama River with approximately 700 feet of river frontage and two spring fed ponds. The Custom Home and Garage: The custom home was built in 2009 and has a well designed layout with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and a custom kitchen, complete with handcrafted, rare burled redwood cabinetry, granite counter tops and high end appliances. Each bedroom features large walk in closets with custom closet systems and great lighting. Douglas fir flooring, alder wood trim / doors and T&G 9 foot ceilings are standard throughout the house, as well as custom tile work in the bathroom. The attached garage was once the milking barn and is setup for overflow company and storage with ample room to park a car inside or there is plenty of room for another vehicle or ATVs. Living off the Land: If sustainability is a concern, look no further. This property comes with an operating greenhouse, outdoor raised beds, and a small orchard. There is plenty of room for chickens and or livestock in one of the many accessory buildings located on the property. Horses are welcome and there is a 40' x 40' barn, 100' x 150' riding arena and more. Chama River Frontage, Hunting and Fishing: This is a unique offering for Northern NM along the Chama River with year round access along county road 343. Two ponds that are springfed from the property are visible from the house with river bottom land that is full of wildlife: from elk, deer and turkeys to bobcats, bear and raccoons. The landowner is currently receiving 1 elk permit annually from the NM Dept of Game and Fish. Hunting is permitted in this location and fishing is just a few yards away in the Chama River. With plenty of room for expansion, this property could be your masterpiece. Schedule a private tour today and experience this one-of-a-kind Chama River homestead for yourself! United Country | Northern New Mexico Real Estate Melissa Clark, Qualifying Broker

Bull elk and brown trout! Mule deer and rainbows! Tons of hay and fat cattle! Over a mile of river frontage! Belonging to the same family for +/- 150 years, the 710 acres of the Burns Family Farm & Ranch, encompassing over a mile on both sides of the very best the Chama River has to offer is not a once in a lifetime opportunity but a property that only comes along once in generations, if ever Land Owned by the same family since the 1870's, this first time on the market hidden gem of +/- 710 acres can be yoursMany existing state & national parks would envy the privacy, location and natural beauty of the Burns Family Farm & Ranch on the Chama River. In a state where water is the gold, BFF&R has it all The State Engineer represents water rights irrigating +/- 280 acres and over a mile of private, secluded Chama River frontage ON BOTH SIDES OF the river, miles from any public access.. Offering an incredible diversity in ecosystems- bosque, hay production, cattle & livestock grazing, cottonwood lined river bottoms, benches layered in Oak, Pinyon Pine, Juniper & Ponderosas, intersected with gorgeous meadows of natural grass.There are secluded pockets that feel like they're a million miles from anything yet less than a mile to paved year round access. Improvements There is a 6060 barn/shop with power & water that includes a private beef & game processing plant, complete with walk-in cold rooms & freezer, a storage area, and power for the inside and outside RV/Motorhome stalls with a back-up generator. This HQ is ideal for full conversion into a barndominium or high end RV Parking. Recreation With over a mile bordering the almost million acres of the Jicarilla Apache Reservation, the elk and mule deer hunting is world class. The Jicarilla Reservation has added actual fence crossings, spread along the border of the ranch, so the elk and mule deer can cross into the ranch to water at the river. The game trails look like cattle paths with lots of traffic New Mexico Game and Fish currently awards BFF&R 2 mature bull elk tags, 1 archery tag and 1 cow elk tag annually (averaging 1 tag per +/-177 acres ). Mule Deer landowner tags are applied for in March each year. Rio Arriba County, NM has consistently been the top producing county in the US, Canada and Mexico for placing mule deer in the Boone & Crockett record book! With over a mile of the Chama River meandering through the ranch, there are a dozen or so incredibly deep pools holding massive german browns and rainbows for the consummate fly fisherman who likes to release a dozen or so before breakfast. For the archer, bow fishing for carp can be outstanding. The river is miles from any public access so the trespasser is non-existent and your game and fish are protected. The Burns Family Farm & Ranch on the Chama River's fishing and hunting have both been in high demand by trout guides and big game outfitters for years,representing the quality of both. General Operations Development options are endless. With a shop/barn and working pens as the only improvements, you are not paying for someone else's McMansion! There are no HOA or Conservation Easements restricting BFR&R, so subdivision or preservation options are available for todays discriminating investor. There are numerous building sites on secluded benches with tremendous privacy & seclusion as well as over a mile of highway frontage bordering both sides of Highway 84. Caretaker As the current ownership lives off the property, there is a long term caretaker in place who manages the ranch, oversees the livestock and has a desire to continue as caretaker with the right situation. Location With +/- 710 acres bordering over a mile of river frontage on both sides of the Chama River, Burns Family Farm & Ranch has no equal. Over +/-150 years of family history has kept this incredible property off the market and the seller said it's time to pass the baton. Ideal for that dream family estate, corporate retreat,land investment opportunity for future use or securing one of the Southwest's last great riverfront opportunities, the options for the Burns Family Farm & Ranch on the Chama Riverare endless. The opportunity to own it is not As a complement to the Burns Family Farm & Ranch, please see my listing for the nearby Mundy Ranch and Mountain Estate that consists of +/-2880 acres plus a mountain estate and a hunters cabin. Call or email today for more info and your private qualified showing. Co brokers welcome.

Cash Price: $42,500 Finance Price: $50,000 A rare opportunity to own 20 acres of pristine land in the beautiful area Abiquiu. This parcel offers the perfect canvas for your dream homestead, cabin, or recreational getaway. No Restrictions on building. The property would be great for any recreational activity. The property borders public lands to the south boundary of the property. Key Features: - 20 acres with buildable locations - Gentle slope - Mountain views & natural beauty - Adjacent to Public lands - Road Frontage - Great recreational land Address: TBA Abiquiu, NM County: Rio Arriba County, NM Acres: 20 Acres Zoning: Vacant land Coordinates: TBA Water/well: No Well Electric: Alternative to utilities Terrain: flat to Rolling hills Septic: No Septic Cabins: Allowed Improvements: No Improvements **PHOTOS WITH BOUNDARY LINES ARE APPROXIMATE AND NOT ACTUAL BOUNDARY**