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New Mexico is the fourth highest state in the U.S. with a mean elevation of 4,700 feet above sea level. Its terrain varies, but there is a lot of mountainous area. At an elevation of more than 13,000 feet, Wheeler Ridge northeast of Taos, is the highest point in the state. When looking at land for sale here, you can expect dynamic, spectacular views from most any location.
The Rocky Mountains run along the northern part of New Mexico which encompass some of the 88 mountain ranges that run throughout the state. There are a lot of winter sports activities including downhill skiing, snowboarding, cross country skiing and more. In the summertime, these mountains have great hiking trails, campgrounds, and fishing. Hunting is permitted during various times of the year.
There's a semi-arid climate, dry throughout most of the state with high plains and deserts found between the mountain ranges. The state's approximate 121,500 square miles are divided into 33 counties including Santa Fe County which is home to the state capital of the same name, located in the northern part of the state. Albuquerque, the largest urban population center, is located in Bernalillo County some 64 miles to the southwest along U.S. Highway 25.
About one-third of New Mexico's land is owned by the federal government including its National Parks. The state is home to 23 Native American tribes, the largest of which is the Navajo Nation spanning parts of Bernalillo, Cibola, McKinley San Juan, and Socorro counties and extending into Arizona.
There is also a lot of the state's mountain land in private ownership with prime locations for a private mountain home, getaway, or investment property. Some of that property is on the market, often in large acre-parcels, for the possible development of trails for those aforementioned recreational sports, a private hunting lodge, or cattle grazing and other agricultural interests. You may also find smaller plots for sale, great for a growing family or a retirement home.
Check out the private listings on Land Broker MLS to see what mountain properties are available. Or, if you have property for sale contact Land Broker MLS about signing up with one of the most watched co-op land sites on the internet.
The Casa Grande of Angel Fire is a completely remodeled custom home nestled on 1.92 acres in the Moreno Valley located in the town of Angel Fire, New Mexico. It’s design and structure culminate the influences of the New Mexico Pueblo Style house that is found in Santa Fe and Taos, as well as the influences of the city o...
Los Piñones 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 wh...
This beautiful parcel can be found within walking distance to the front basin of the Angel Fire Resort ski slopes. Zoned for multifamily, this lot is nicely positioned to build a condo complex or multifamily project that will allow 20 units per acre. All utilities including sewage are accessible to the lot. This is a ...
Prime Development Land For Sale Red River, NM | 19± Acres PRICE REDUCED - $5,500,000 This pristine 19± acres property is located in Red River, NM at the junction of Hwy 38 and Hwy 578. It is immediately in focus as you drive down into the town of Red River on both highways. This gorgeous tract of land was once pa...
Apache Gap RanchApache Gap is a high desert ranch located approximately 30-minutes southeast of Interstate 25 and Truth or Consequences in Sierra County, New Mexico. The 34,300 +/- acre property is fully-contiguous and comprised of 1,936 deeded acres, a 6,153-acre State grazing lease and a 26,212-acre BLM lease. Carryin...
- 3,532 deeded acres - Several miles of Nutrias Creek & 15 ponds - Water rights to irrigate 195+/- acres & several hundred acres of improved pasture - Excellent hunting with annual elk & deer tags - Well-kept home, storage barn, & historic buildings - Located 35 miles south of the Colorado border between Chama & Santa ...
- 1,937 deeded acres - Excellent hunting, equestrian, or family ranch - Several springs, ponds, & Tierra Amarilla Creek - Excellent hunting with annual elk & deer tags - Improvement include: owners home, guest house, barn, carriage house, & more - Located between Chama & Santa Fe From ancient times, the area around ...
Rock River Ranch – South ParcelThis 79-acre ranch is afforded direct access off of US Highway 64 East, about 20-minutes south of the historic town of Chama, NM and just outside of Tierra Amarilla. The ranch is equally positioned within a 15-minute drive of the 1.5 million-acre Carson National Forest to the east and the ...
Welcome to Hardy Ridge, a premiere New Mexico hunting ranch where each morning natures magic presents itself. This ranch is graced with natural springs, pinon-juniper slopes, majestic oak and pine in deep canyons, and abundant wildlife spread across its 500 acres on the western Magdalena Mountain range. Hardy Ridge i...
Majestic mesas, a familiar landmark of southwestern New Mexico, covered in pinon, juniper, and cedar, along with open meadows of gramma grass and wildflowers make up the terrain and landscape of Blue Hills Elk Ranch. Spectacular sunrises over the Sawtooth Mountains in the wee hours of the morning, distant views of the ...
Straddling the Continental Divide, at an elevation ranging from 7,800 to 8,200 feet, in the heart of Unit 15 in Catron County, New Mexico, Elk Camp Ranch is a hunters paradise. The 596 deeded acres of Elk Camp Ranch is a wonderful mixture of open grassy meadows, pinon pine, juniper, and majestic ponderosa pine. Panoram...
Starvation Peak Ranch is one of the truly distinct properties that has accomplished the merging of history gone by with the modern west. Silence, solitude and inspiration exist in all directions on this 1,145 acre northern New Mexico luxury ranch. Every aspect has been thoughtfully placed and masterfully crafted. The ...
The Llaves Ranch is a 305 +/- acres located in Rio Arriba County in Northern NM. This spectacular ranch features a two-story, 4 BR/2 Bath log home with a spacious living room, attached sunroom and carport. The open sided hay barn with pipe corrals offers plenty of space for hay and horses. The Jemez Mts. offer spectacular v...
Intro Summary Ohlsen Ranch offers a rare opportunity to purchase a large acreage ranch very close to Albuquerque, New Mexico. This ranch will feel like a property that is much bigger due to the terrain as well as areas that offer thick timber. Enjoy expansive vistas from the upper elevations on the limestone rimrock or th...
- 383 acres adjoining National Forest - Fishing in the Sapello River frontage & three mountain lakes - Main house, two guest cabins, caretakers home, barn, & corrals - Private access to the nearby Pendaries Golf Course - Excellent fishing, equestrian, & recreational property - Close to Santa Fe & Taos Thunder Ranch...
• 29,142 total acres (18,535 deeded acres) • Trophy elk hunting, antelope, & mule deer • 29 landowner bull elk tags & 11 cow tags annually • Dozens of wells, dirt tanks, & springs • 6,000 sq. ft. log lodge, manager’s house, & cattle facilities • $14,950,000 Southern Cross Ranch New Mexico: “World-cl...
Description The Bole Ranch is a 225 head allotment located in Southern New Mexico. The +/-19,042-acre ranch is comprised of +/-669 deeded acres, +/-15,856 BLM acres and +/- 2,517 State acres. Topography/Vegetation The east side of the ranch is compromised of the western slope of the San Andres Mountain Range. This ar...
Laughing Sheep Ranch is a water-rich, recreational heaven. The property features 1.25 +/- miles of Rio Bonito river frontage on both sides, lush green pastures, 5 blue-ribbon stocked fishing ponds, wooded areas, wetlands and great views of the Capitan Mountains. Enjoy tremendous fishing, waterfowl hunting and elk hunting as...
This 148-acre ranch is part of the Pondrosa Ranches, just outside of Pie Town, New Mexico. The highly coveted Pie Town area is rich in tall grasses, thick tree cover and rugged, rocky outcroppings. This habitat makes for some of the best hunting in New Mexico and is also fantastic for cattle and livestock grazing. Only a 1....
- 3,550 acres (630 deeded) - Two creeks, large springs, ponds, & irrigated land - Trophy elk, mule deer, bear, & turkey hunting - Well-kept owner's home, historic ranch house, barn, corals, & outbuildings - Year-round access, end-of-the-road privacy, & direct access to remote public land The wildlife-rich Banderitas ...