Kyle Jackson

$196,000

56 Acres

Rowe, New Mexico, 87562

56 Acres Bordering National Forest Near Pecos & Santa Fe Whether you are envisioning a serene retreat, an outdoor adventure base, or a secluded off grid home, this parcel offers wonderful possibilities as it is situated amidst the breathtaking backdrop of national forest land. Rowe Mesa 56 is a rarity! It is one of seven total lots constituting a gated inholding surrounded by the Santa Fe National Forest and conveniently located in proximity to both Pecos and Santa Fe. Roughly 80,000 acres of national forest land awaits out your backyard with miles of roads and trails to explore, offering unparalleled opportunities for hiking, 4X4ing, hunting, and outdoor adventure. Drink in the awe-inspiring vistas of the Sangre De Christo Mountains to the north including the towering peaks of the Pecos Wilderness. This property is comprised of pinon/juniper woodland with a sprinkling of Ponderosa pine and interspersed with shortgrass meadows. Elk are frequently observed on and around the property along with other wildlife. The terrain is mostly flat with a gentle slope from the north and south into the center, and access is a short drive down a gravel road off State Highway 34. Enjoy the best of both worlds with convenient access Pecos canyon (an outdoor recreation hotspot), as well as the Historic city of Santa Fe, renowned for its world-class dining, shopping, and arts scene. Don’t miss out on this unique parcel nestled amidst the natural splendor of the Land of Enchantment! To schedule a showing of this parcel contact Kyle Jackson at (575) 635-8188 .15 minutes to Pecos, NM, gateway to outdoor recreation. Discover where outdoor enthusiasts can indulge in fishing, camping, and exploring the nearby Pecos National Historical Park. From Pecos, another 40-minute drive up the scenic Pecos Canyon leads to the Jack’s creek and Irongate trailheads for the Pecos Wilderness, common jump off points to explore over 223,000 acres of pristine backcountry. 35 minutes to Santa Fe, NM, where historic adobe architecture, eclectic galleries, and gourmet restaurants await around every corner.When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

$400,000

160 Acres

Farley, New Mexico, 88422

For Sale: 160 Acres Near Farley, NMLocated on the high plains of Northeastern New Mexico near Farley, New Mexico, this property has a 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath single-wide mobile home which offers an incredible opportunity for peaceful ranch living with ample space for all your outdoor pursuits. Set on 160 acres of prime cattle country, this property is ideal for a horse propery, homesteading, or simply enjoying the wide open views of the great plains. Use the property as a home base to explore the many outdoor opportunities nearby. US Forest Service's Kiowa National Grasslands lay under 10 miles to the south of the property while Capulin Volcano National Monument is under an hour to the north on NM-193. Explore the magnificent canyonlands of Mills Canyon, also under an hour's drive from this parcel.You could also use the existing home to live in while you build your dream home on 160 acres of productive shortgrass prairie land. The 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath mobile home is a late 90's model but is clean throughout and features a cozy and functional layout. Property has existing electric to the house in addition to a well and septic. There is easy access with paved roads all the way to Farley and less than a mile to the drive way on a maintained county road. The area is hosts to a variety of wildlife such as pronghorn antelope as well as mule deer and offers plenty of room for walking, horseback riding, or recreational atv use. There could also be potential for short term rental opportunities as this area is the epicenter for pronghorn hunting in Northeast NM. The property sits in GMU 56 which offers limited over the counter private land licenses, however is also situated such that GMU's 47, & 59 are within a 30 minute drive and 58 & 59 are within an hour's drive. Whether you're seeking an peaceful getaway, a homesteading opportunity, or a space to build your dream home, this property offers great potential! For more details or to schedule a viewing, please contact Kyle Jackson at (575) 635-8188 .

$300,000

80 Acres

Clayton, New Mexico, 88415

Spacious 4-Bedroom Home on 80 Acres - Prime Location Near Clayton, NMThis updated 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom double-wide home is situated on 80 acres of scenic land, just 1 mile outside of Clayton, New Mexico. Offering a perfect blend of comfort and functionality, this property is ideal for those seeking space, privacy, and convenience. The home features a spacious layout with ample living space, including a gally style kitchen, cozy living areas, and comfortable bedrooms. Home features a covered front porch looking north with a great view of Rabbit Ears Mountain. Whether you're relaxing indoors or enjoying the beautiful New Mexico landscape outdoors, this property provides the perfect mix of country living while still being close to the conveniences of town. Need a place for horses? This property has 80 spacious acres for grazing and building horse facilities to your liking. A newer Versa-tube style 4 bay garage was recently added to the property and provides plenty of storage and workspace. If outdoor adventure is your thing, this property is a mere 14 miles from Clayton Lake State Park where you can kayak, boat, camp, fish and explore the most extensive dinosaur trackways in North America. One of the best examples of an extinct cinder cone volcano, Capulin Volcano National Monument is less than an hour to the west on US-84. Additionally, there are thousands of acres public land to explore in the area administered by the US Forest Service in the form of Kiowa National Grasslands. This area of the state holds some of the best pronghorn antelope hunting in the state. Whether you're looking for a family home, a horse property, or a peaceful getaway, this home and its expansive acreage offer amazing possibilities. Schedule your showing today with Kyle Jackson, (575) 635-8188

$720,000

480 Acres

Ribera, New Mexico, 87560

La Sierrita Ranch - 480 Acres of Remote Ranch Land Bordering State Trust LandEscape to this expansive 480-acres of rugged New Mexico ranch land. Tucked away, this property is ideal for those seeking solitude, off-grid living, or a private recreational getaway. The terrain is a beautiful mix of piñon and juniper woodland interspersed with semi-open meadows, offering both privacy and usable grazing land. Wildlife includes Mule Deer and Turkey, and the natural landscape provides excellent cover for hunting, hiking, and exploring. Access requires a high-clearance 4x4 vehicle—perfect for those who value true seclusion. A dirt catchment pond near the center of the property typically holds water year-round in average rainfall years, supporting livestock and wildlife.Bordering State Trust Land to the west, this property offers extended space to roam, ensuring added privacy and protection from development. This is New Mexico land at its raw and authentic best—untouched, unspoiled, and ready for your vision. Contact us Kyle Jackson at 575-635-8188 today to learn more or schedule a private tour.

$329,990

160 Acres

Mountainair, New Mexico, 87036

160-Acre Property with Panoramic Views, Home, Outbuildings & Easy Access – Near Mountainair, New MexicoWelcome to your new frontier in the heart of Central New Mexico — a beautifully situated 160-acre property offering privacy, productivity, and wide-open freedom just minutes from the historic town of Mountainair. Set in Torrance County's high plains, this fenced parcel combines usable grazing land, a spacious home, and multiple outbuildings, making it an ideal opportunity for a hobby rancher, homestead, horse property, or for anyone seeking a quiet lifestyle with open skies and endless vistas.Whether you're looking to raise livestock, enjoy self-sufficiency, or create a serene retreat with plenty of room to roam, this property offers the location, layout, and infrastructure to make your dream a reality.Property OverviewSize: 160 acresLocation: Just 3.4 miles southeast of Mountainair, Torrance County, NMTerrain: Rolling landscape with native grasses and scattered juniperUtilities: Private well, septic system, dual electric meters, liquid propaneAccess: Bordered by two county-maintained roads; less than 1/4 mile to US Highway 60Land & LocationThe 160 acres of gently rolling terrain offer expansive views in all directions. The land is covered with native grasses that have supported livestock grazing, while a sprinkling of juniper trees adds to the natural beauty and provides light cover for livestock and wildlife. The grasses are typical of the semi-arid grasslands of central New Mexico and are well-suited to rotational grazing.The entire perimeter is fully fenced and ready for your cattle, horses, or other livestock. With its combination of open pasture and mild elevation change, the land is usable, accessible, and scenic—perfect for grazing, recreation, or simply enjoying the peace and privacy of rural life. The soil is sandy loam in composition, draining well while supporting a variety of native flora.You’ll find this property just 3.4 miles from the charming town of Mountainair, known as the “Gateway to Ancient Cities.” Despite its rural location, the property offers excellent access: bordered on two sides by well-maintained county roads and situated less than a quarter mile from U.S. Highway 60. This puts you within easy driving distance of several of New Mexico’s premier destinations:Albuquerque: 1 hour to the west lies Albuquerque with all the modern amenities you could ask for. Albuquerque International Sunport is New Mexico’s largest commercial airport offering reasonably close access to international air travel. You’ll also find hospitals, major shopping centers, dining, and entertainment here.Santa Fe: 2 hours north is Historic Santa Fe. Once the final destination for traders, merchants and dreamers traveling the Santa Fe trail, it is now internationally known for its food, shopping, arts and historic ties to both Native American and colonial Spanish cultures. The city blends old-world charm with modern sophistication.Ruidoso: 2 hours south, you will find the high mountain town of Ruidoso. In the summertime this destination boasts mild weather that attracts tourists for mountain adventures as well as live horse racing. In winter it serves as a ski town for surrounding areas and offers plenty of activities year-round.Socorro or Belen: Less than an hour away, Socorro and Belen offer outdoor adventures along the Rio Grande River corridor such as birding in the Bosque del Apache or exploring the Ladd S. Gordon Waterfowl Complex. These areas are also popular with sportsmen and naturalists alike.Mountainair itself offers everyday essentials and small-town charm, with local eateries, art galleries, groceries, lodging, and the Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument Visitor Center, which attracts tourists year-round. The town is also only about 10 miles from the geographic center of New Mexico, offering balanced proximity to almost anywhere in the state and convenient access in any direction. It's a welcoming community with a slow pace, perfect for those looking to escape the hustle of the city while still staying connected.ResidenceAt the heart of the property, sitting atop the highest point on the land, is a spacious 2,200 sqft., 4-bedroom, 3-bath home. With its elevated position, the home boasts 360-degree views of the surrounding ranchland, mountains, and distant mesas. The views offer truly stunning New Mexico sunrises and spectacular sunsets over the Manzano Mountains to the west. On clear nights, the stargazing is second to none, thanks to minimal light pollution.This residence has an active title as a manufactured home and is currently in the process of renovation. Home and property to be sold as-is, making it a great opportunity for someone who wants to create a unique space to suit their style. The home provides a solid foundation on which to build your dream space in rural comfort. Updates will be ongoing until the property is put under contract, offering flexibility for the buyer to take over and complete to their taste.Key Features Include:Spacious floor plan with kitchen, living room, den, dining area, and dedicated office spaceMaster suite with en-suite bath and stand-in showerTwo bedrooms connected by a Jack-and-Jill bathroomFourth bedroom with attached bath — ideal for guests or extended familyFront and back porches, perfect for enjoying coffee while watching the sunrise or winding down at sunsetNew flooring in the living room, den, dining room, and all three bathroomsCentral heat plus a cozy wood-burning fireplace for chilly New Mexico wintersDual evaporative (swamp) coolers for efficient summer comfortDedicated wash/mudroom with direct access from the outsideThis home is ideal for families, multi-generational living, or hosting guests. With a bit of work, it could serve as a full-time residence, seasonal retreat, or caretaker’s quarters while you build additional structures. With the home's position on the high point of the acreage, future additions such as a second residence, solar arrays, or greenhouses would not obstruct its views.Outbuildings & ImprovementsThis property comes well-equipped for both agricultural and residential use with a suite of solid outbuildings that add serious value and functionality:Quonset-style Equipment Shed – Approx. 2,100 sq. ft., offering excellent storage for tractors, implements, hay, RVs, or large trailersLivestock Loafing Barn – Shelter for cattle, horses, or smaller animals, with flexible usage depending on your operationWorkshop/Garage Building – Divided into two garages (28x24 & 12x24) and one large workshop (36x18), this structure is ideal for a full-scale workshop, tack room, mechanic’s shop, or hobby area40-foot Shipping Container – Secure, weather-resistant storage for feed, tools, or suppliesWell House – Protects water system components and storage tanks, built for long-term durability and ease of maintenanceWith two separate electric meters, you’ll have the option to divide power usage between residential and agricultural buildings — a major plus for operations that might want to expand or run a small business on-site.Utilities & InfrastructureThe property is largely self-sufficient, with established and reliable utility systems in place:Water: Private well with water storage capacity housed in the well houseSewer: On-site septic systemElectricity: Dual electric metersGas: Liquid propane for heating and appliancesHeat/Cool: Central heat, wood fireplace, and dual swamp coolers for efficient year-round comfortThese utilities are already installed and functioning, making for a smooth transition whether you move in full-time, seasonally, or use the property for investment or recreation.Lifestyle, Recreation & OpportunityWhether you want to run a small cattle operation, enjoy equestrian activities, pursue self-sufficient living, or just soak up the wide-open beauty of New Mexico, this property checks all the boxes.Wildlife & Nature:The area is home to a variety of wildlife including mule deer, elk, pronghorn antelope, and numerous bird species. The elevation, views, and terrain make it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, photographers, or anyone looking to immerse themselves in nature. This land also borders migration routes, offering great opportunities for hunting or nature-watching.Nearby Attractions:Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument – just minutes away, featuring three preserved 17th-century Spanish missions and Puebloan ruinsManzano Mountains – to the west, offering hiking, camping, horseback riding, and hunting opportunitiesCibola National Forest – within an hour’s drive, with extensive trails and public land access perfect for ATVs, backpacking, or wildlife studyFuture Potential:With room to grow, infrastructure in place, and flexible land use, this ranch offers plenty of future possibilities. Whether you want to build additional structures, expand livestock operations, or develop agri-tourism or Airbnb rentals (thanks to its location near a national monument), this property has the bones for it.It would also make a strong candidate for energy development, permaculture farming, or even a private retreat or artist residency thanks to its privacy and inspiring views.SummaryOffered As-Is | 160 Acres | Home + Outbuildings | Private Well | Mountain Views | Fenced Grazing LandThis 160-acre parcel near Mountainair, NM offers a rare blend of usable land, solid infrastructure, residential comfort, and unbeatable views. With direct county road access and proximity to US Highway 60, it's rural without being remote.From the commanding hilltop home to the functional outbuildings and fenced pastureland, this property is ready for its next chapter — whether as a family ranch, private retreat, or working homestead.Contact agent today to schedule your private showing and take the first step toward life on the land.

$85,000

80 Acres

Roy, New Mexico, 87743

80 acres on the High PlainsWelcome to Harding County, NM. If you are looking to get away from it all on a place with views for days, this property is for you! The Whiting Road 80 consists of native shortgrass prairie including nutrient rich grasses such as blue and black gramma making it prime for a potential homestead with livestock. It is nearly flat across all 80 acres except for a slight slope off to the Northwest corner. It sits beautifully located on a rise just 4.5 miles south of Roy, NM and commands unobstructed views all around it. This parcel sits at the edge of the Canadian River drainage and almost any build site on the property can see all the way to the foothills of the Sangre De Cristo Mountains to the west. There is power at the edge of the property and a Shipping container for storage at the center of the lot. Currently there is a solar system set up to support an RV hookup which would allow you to stay on site while you build your dream home! Or use it as a hunting camp/adventure base to explore the over 137,000 acres of nearby public lands in the Kiowa National Grasslands and Mills Canyon. This area is known to be some of the best Pronghorn antelope hunting in the state and private land tags are available over the counter. To schedule a showing of this parcel contact Kyle Jackson at (575) 635-8188 .

$200,000

10.3 Acres

Newkirk, New Mexico, 88431

Welcome to 135 Magnolia Road, a rare blend of wide-open New Mexico landscape and comfortable modern living set within the Ranchos Lake Conchas subdivision. This 10-acre property offers privacy, views, and room to grow—whether you’re seeking a recreational getaway, a rental investment, or a peaceful homestead far from the busyness of city life. With a 2032-square-foot modular home, a sizeable 1200-square-foot shop, a private well, septic, and reliable electric service, this property combines rural self-sufficiency with the convenience of well-established infrastructure. Located just minutes from Conchas Lake and within easy reach of both Albuquerque and Amarillo, it places some of the best outdoor recreation in New Mexico virtually at your doorstep.Situated on a gentle rise within the mesalands, the terrain offers nearly 360-degree views of the surrounding high desert. Sunrises and sunsets illuminate the mesas and rolling grasslands, while the night sky stretches unobstructed from horizon to horizon. Native vegetation—grasses, mesquite, juniper, and seasonal wildflowers—provides year-round texture and color, as well as excellent habitat for mule deer, quail, and dove. For anyone who values privacy, quiet, and direct access to nature, this landscape is one to savor.The HomeThe property features a 2032-square-foot, 4-bedroom, 3-bath modular home set on a permanent engineered foundation, offering durability and long-term stability. The home’s layout is both spacious and functional, with room for family, guests, or a flexible arrangement such as a home office, hobby space, or rental configuration.A standout feature is the all-weather metal roof, ideal for the region’s climate and known for efficiency and longevity. The forced-air heating system keeps the home comfortable through cooler months, and the thoughtful design includes an additional built-on mud room, perfect for storing outdoor gear, keeping the interior clean, and adding to the home’s usable space. A covered back patio provides a shaded place to enjoy morning coffee or evening breezes while taking in the surrounding vistas.Inside, the home flows naturally from shared living areas to private spaces. Large windows bring in natural light and frame the views. The kitchen, dining area, and living room maintain an open-concept feel, creating an inviting environment for gatherings or day-to-day living. Each bedroom is generously sized, and the three bathrooms offer convenience and comfort for residents and guests alike. Whether you envision it as a full-time residence, a seasonal retreat, or a vacation rental, the home is move-in ready or with some simple upgrades it can easily be adaptable to your needs.Utilities and InfrastructureReliable and practical infrastructure sets this property apart from many rural parcels. Electricity is provided by Farmer’s Electric Cooperative, offering consistent service in the area. Water is supplied by a private well, while a private septic system serves the home—both essential components for independence and long-term savings compared to community systems. The combination of private utilities and low population density ensures that the property delivers the freedom of rural living without sacrificing day-to-day functionality.The Shop / Metal BuildingComplementing the home is a 1200-square-foot metal building set on a concrete slab, offering ample room for storage, projects, or equipment. The shop includes a 14-foot roll-up door, perfect for parking large vehicles, trailers, boats, or recreational equipment. A walk-in side door provides convenient access for routine use.This structure is an excellent asset for anyone needing workspace—mechanics, woodworkers, hobbyists, or anyone who wants secure storage for ATVs, boats, or tools. It also enhances the property’s investment value, opening the potential for rentability or use as a base for land-based businesses, outfitting services, or personal creative endeavors. The simplicity and durability of the metal building ensure low maintenance and long-term service.The LandThe full 10 acres offer an inviting mixture of open space and native vegetation. The parcel’s slight elevation change provides privacy without sacrificing accessibility, and the broad views make it feel even larger. The landscape is typical of New Mexico’s mesalands—rolling grasslands mixed with mesquite and juniper, creating shade, shelter, and visual interest. Wildlife common to the area include mule deer which are best seen in the early mornings and late afternoons when they are moving to and from feed/water and bedding areas, and quail and dove inhabiting the brush and grass cover. For those looking to connect with nature such as birdwatchers or wildlife photographers, this property provides daily opportunities to revel in the breathtaking beauty that comes with these rural landscapes.Because of the open terrain, the land is also well suited to those dreaming of a small homestead, recreational base camp, or a private retreat. There is space for gardens, small livestock, additional outbuildings, or simply the freedom to roam. The road access is straightforward, and the property offers plenty of potential building sites should someone wish to expand or add cabins, RV pads, or guest accommodations with no restrictive covenants or zoning issues to hold you back.Proximity to Outdoor RecreationThis parcel lies in one of New Mexico’s most underappreciated outdoor regions, providing exceptional access to year-round recreation. The property is located just under 20 minutes from the Conchas Lake boat ramp, making it exceptionally convenient for anyone who enjoys fishing, boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, or watersports. Conchas Lake is known for walleye, bass, catfish, sunfish, and large areas of shoreline and canyons to explore—a perfect destination for family outings, weekend adventures, or frequent escapes.Within an hour’s drive is the Sabinoso Wilderness, one of the most scenic and remote wilderness areas in the state. With rugged canyon landscapes and abundant wildlife, the Sabinoso offers outstanding opportunities for hiking, backpacking, horseback riding, and hunting. Its remoteness has helped preserve its wild character, making it a special natural asset for those who live nearby.Beyond these two major destinations, the general region surrounding Conchas Lake and Newkirk is rich with opportunities for off-road exploration, birdwatching, stargazing, photography, and quiet retreat. The property’s setting offers a peaceful home base from which to explore eastern New Mexico and beyond.Access to Cities and ServicesAlthough the lifestyle here is quiet and isolated, the property is surprisingly well located for reaching major urban centers. Albuquerque and Amarillo are both about 2 hours and 30 minutes away, placing the property roughly halfway between the two metropolitan hubs. It is a short 30 minutes to jump onto Interstate 40. From there either a right or left will take you directly to either Amarillo to the east or Albuquerque to the west. This makes weekend travel, supply runs, or family visits manageable while still keeping you far from the congestion of city environments.Nearby small towns offer essential services, dining, and supplies, while the broader region includes ranching communities, recreational areas, and scenic drives through classic New Mexico landscapes. Whether you want a place that feels “in the middle of nowhere” or a home that is reasonably connected to two major cities, this location offers the best of both worlds.Versatile Use PotentialOne of the defining strengths of 135 Magnolia Road is its versatility. This is a property that can serve multiple roles:• Recreational getaway:Use it as a home base for lake trips, hunting seasons, hiking excursions, or weekend retreats. The home and shop are perfect for storing gear, boats, ATVs, or vehicles.• Rental investment:With demand for rural vacation rentals rising, this property has strong potential as a short-term rental for lake visitors, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts. The shop adds additional value for long-term tenants or those needing work or storage space.• Homestead:Those seeking a quieter, self-sufficient lifestyle will appreciate the private well and septic, available space for gardens or livestock, and the opportunity to build out infrastructure tailored to personal goals.• Retirement escape or second home:The low maintenance requirements of both the home and shop make this an excellent candidate for a second home that can be visited throughout the year.A Place to Get Away From It AllIn every sense, 135 Magnolia Road captures the spirit of New Mexico’s wide-open spaces. With a spacious home, a large and versatile shop, a full 10 acres of high-desert terrain, private utilities, scenic views, abundant wildlife, and unmatched access to outdoor recreation, the property offers both serenity and opportunity. It is a place to slow down, breathe fresh air, and enjoy the quiet—whether full-time or just whenever you need a break from everyday life.If you’re looking for a property that combines functionality, beauty, privacy, and adventure, this listing deserves your attention. Few properties in this region offer such a complete package, and even fewer come ready for immediate enjoyment. Whether you imagine family gatherings under big skies, quiet mornings with a cup of coffee on the patio, or seasonal getaways filled with fishing and hiking, 135 Magnolia Road is a place where those possibilities can come to life.

$550,000

160 Acres

Pecos, New Mexico, 87552

Perched high above the legendary Pecos River on the west-facing slopes of the Pecos Canyon, this exceptional 160-acre vacant land offering represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large, contiguous tract of private mountain land in one of Northern New Mexico's most iconic and tightly held landscapes. Located near the quiet community of El Macho, the property delivers unmatched privacy, dramatic topography, and sweeping alpine vistas that stretch across the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and deep into the designated Pecos Wilderness, with distant views reaching as far as the Truchas Peaks.This is a true legacy property-remote, rugged, and breathtakingly beautiful-ideally suited for the discerning buyer seeking a private recreational retreat, a future off-grid homesite, or a long-term land investment surrounded by protected public lands.A Setting Defined by Elevation, Views, and WildernessThe property's west-facing orientation provides expansive, panoramic views overlooking the Pecos River corridor below, capturing dramatic sunsets and ever-changing light across the canyon walls and surrounding mountain ranges. The elevated position offers a commanding perspective of the landscape, where forested ridgelines roll into deep draws and open pockets of terrain reveal long sightlines into the heart of the Pecos Wilderness.From many vantage points across the property, one can look all around and see the rugged skyline of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, while to the north and northeast the prominent Truchas Peaks rise in the distance-an iconic and protected wilderness backdrop that ensures the views will remain forever unspoiled.The sense of scale is immediate and immersive. With 160 acres at your disposal, the land provides a rare combination of seclusion and grandeur that is increasingly difficult to find in Northern New Mexico.Forested Terrain and Natural DiversityThe property is densely wooded as a mixed conifer forest, creating a classic high-country New Mexico landscape rich in natural character. Tree cover includes mature stands of Ponderosa Pine, Spruce, and Fir, interspersed with deciduous shrubbery such as Gambel's oak, which adds seasonal color and wildlife habitat.The varied terrain features steep slopes, natural benches, and wooded draws that provide excellent building envelopes, wildlife cover, and exploration opportunities. The forest canopy offers both shade and protection, while minimal work could be used to create openings throughout the property create natural viewpoints and potential sites for cabins, observation decks, or campsites.This type of mixed forest not only enhances the beauty of the land but also contributes to a wider ecosystem that supports a wide array of wildlife species typical of the Pecos Canyon region. Big Game common to the area including Elk, Deer, Bear, Cougar, Turkey, and these forests are home to a variety of smaller game animals as well as other wildlife.Exceptional Wildlife and Hunting OpportunityFor sportsmen and conservation-minded landowners alike, the property's location within Game Management Unit (GMU) 45 is a significant and valuable feature. Unit 45 is well known for its elk population and privately owned properties can qualify for participation in New Mexico's Primary Zone Elk Private Lands Use System (EPLUS).This program provides the potential for landowner elk authorizations, making the property especially attractive for those seeking a private hunting ranch or recreational retreat with tangible wildlife benefits. Qualifying factors should be verified by any buyer with the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. In addition to elk, the area supports mule deer, black bear, turkey, mountain lion, and a variety of small game and bird species.The property's proximity to large tracts of public land further enhances wildlife movement and habitat integrity, ensuring a thriving and dynamic natural environment year-round.Bordered by the Santa Fe National ForestOne of the most compelling attributes of this offering is its border on two sides by the Santa Fe National Forest. This adjacency dramatically enhances privacy, protects the surrounding viewshed, and provides immediate access to thousands of acres of public land for hiking, horseback riding, hunting, fishing, and exploration.Owning land that directly interfaces with national forest is increasingly rare and highly desirable. It creates the feeling of owning far more land than the deeded acreage alone, while also safeguarding the character of the surrounding landscape for generations to come.Whether used for personal recreation or held as a long-term investment, national forest adjacency significantly elevates both the enjoyment and the value of the property.Remote, Private, and AuthenticThis is a remote mountain property, accessed via J Bar 4 Road and requiring a UTV or high-clearance 4x4 vehicle. The access reinforces the property's secluded nature and ensures that privacy remains intact. This is not a drive-by parcel-it is a destination.For buyers seeking solitude, self-sufficiency, and a true connection to the land, the remoteness is a defining feature rather than a limitation. The setting is ideal for off-grid living, recreational use, or a seasonal mountain retreat where modern distractions fade away and the rhythms of nature take center stage.The absence of development preserves the land's raw character and allows future owners to shape the property according to their vision, whether that includes a discreet cabin, a hunting camp, or a conservation-minded stewardship approach.A Landscape Rich in Recreation and HeritageThe Pecos Canyon region is steeped in both natural beauty and cultural significance. The nearby Pecos River is renowned for its trout fishing, while the surrounding mountains and wilderness areas offer endless opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, and backcountry exploration.The property's location places it within reasonable reach of Northern New Mexico's historic and cultural destinations, while still maintaining a sense of complete separation from crowds and development. This balance of accessibility and isolation is one of the region's most sought-after qualities.An Investment in Land, Privacy, and LegacyLarge-acreage parcels of this caliber-especially those bordered by national forest, located within desirable big game units, and offering commanding wilderness views-are increasingly scarce. As development pressure grows and public land access becomes more competitive, properties like this stand apart as irreplaceable assets.Whether envisioned as a private recreational holding, a future homesite, a hunting property, or a long-term land investment, this 160-acre tract offers enduring value rooted in its location, scale, and natural integrity.SummaryThis 160-acre vacant land parcel near El Macho in the Pecos Canyon offers an extraordinary combination of privacy, views, wildlife, and protected surroundings. With west-facing canyon exposure overlooking the Pecos River, sweeping vistas of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and Truchas Peaks, dense mixed conifer forest, eligibility for private land elk tags, and national forest borders on two sides, the property embodies the very best of Northern New Mexico mountain land.Remote, rugged, and undeniably beautiful, this is a rare opportunity to own a substantial piece of the Pecos landscape-one that will reward its owner with solitude, adventure, and a lasting connection to the land for generations to come.

$495,000

8.53 Acres

Grenville, New Mexico, 88424

Set on 8.53 expansive acres in the quiet high plains of northeastern New Mexico, 2007 Sofia Road in Grenville is a one-of-a-kind property that seamlessly blends historic character, modern renovation, and remarkable versatility. Formerly a schoolhouse and now thoughtfully reimagined, this extraordinary estate has served as both a fully functioning hunting lodge and commercial business, offering an unparalleled opportunityfor residential, recreational, hospitality, or commercial use. From the moment you arrive, the scale and presence of the property are unmistakable. The main structure—once a place of learning—has been transformed into a sprawling, character-rich building that preserves its architectural soul while providing modern comforts and functionality. Complementing the main building is a cozy detached cottage, perfect for guest accommodations, caretaker housing, or private retreat space. Together, the buildings create a self-contained compound with limitless possibilities. Ideal for off-grid living with its own private water well, propane and the ability to add solar if desired.A historic property with great potentialInside the main building, the property opens to a dramatic and inviting interior defined by soaring cathedral ceilings, exposed beamed ceilings, and a rustic lodge aesthetic including imposing fireplace focal point. These architectural features pay homage to the building’s origins while creating an atmosphere that is both warm and impressive. The sense of space is immediate—ideal for hosting large groups, events, or extended family gatherings. The heart of the building is the expansive great room, designed to accommodate communal living on a grand scale. Whether used as a lodge gathering space, event hall, or shared living area, this room offers incredible flexibility. High ceilings, open sightlines, and multiple seating zones create an environment that feels both open and inviting. A separate formal dining room provides ample room for large dining tables, making it perfectly suited for group meals, celebrations, or corporate retreats. The presence of a entrance foyer provides the opportunity to set a tone of arrival and purpose, giving the property a potential that underscores the versatility of this great property.Designed for Large Groups and Functional LivingThe property boasts an impressive 26 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, all configured with practicality and comfort in mind. The layout easily accommodates large groups, making it ideal for use as a hunting lodge, retreat center, bunkhouse, or multi-family residence. All bedroom have easy access to baths, ensuring efficient use while maintaining comfort and accessibility. Several bedrooms feature walk-in closets, and the inclusion of a main-level primary bedroom adds convenience and flexibility for owners or managers who prefer single-level living. A loft area provides additional sleeping space, office potential, or recreational use, further enhancing the property’s adaptability. Well-Equipped Kitchen and Utility Spaces The kitchen has room for volume and efficiency, featuring a central island, ample cabinetry, and a pantry that supports large-scale food preparation and storage. It can be outfitted with a free-standing gas range, refrigerator, washer, and dryer, the kitchen and adjacent utility areas are ready for someone to build to suit and support full-time use or hospitality operations. A dedicated utility room ensures that laundry and maintenance tasks remain organized and out of sight, while electric dryer hookups add convenience and flexibility for future upgrades.Comfort Across All SeasonsComfort is prioritized throughout the property with a combination of central and forced-air heating, powered by propane, ensuring reliable warmth during colder months. Window unit cooling systems can be added to provide efficient temperature control during warmer seasons, allowing each space to be adjusted individually as needed. Adding warmth and ambiance are three fireplaces, including a massive custom fireplacein the main hall, which serve as both functional heat sources and charming focal points. These features enhance the lodge-like feel of the property and create inviting spaces for gathering after long days outdoors.The interior showcases a mix of carpet, tile, and original wood flooring, chosen for durability and comfort across high-traffic and private areas alike. Other touches include rustic wood in the main hall that exemplifies the lodge feel.A Property Built for PossibilityBeyond its residential appeal, 2007 Sofia Road offers tremendous potential for commercial, recreational, or income-producing uses. Its prior use as a commercial storage space highlights its adaptability and structural capacity, while its success as a hunting lodge speaks to its appeal among outdoor enthusiasts. Grenville’s location places the property within reach of some of New Mexico’s most sought-after hunting and outdoor recreation areas. The surrounding land offers privacy, open skies, and a sense of freedom rarely found in today’s market. Whether used as a base camp for hunting expeditions, a corporate retreat destination, a religious or educational center, or a multi-generational compound, the land and buildings are ready to support your vision.The Cottage: Private, Comfortable, and FlexibleThe detached cottage adds another layer of value, providing a more intimate living space separate from the main building. Ideal for owners, guests, or on-site management, the cottage offers privacy without isolation. It can function as a standalone residence, rental unit, or quiet retreat within the larger estate.Outdoor Space with Room to Expand The 8.53-acre parcel provides ample room for outdoor activities, additional development, or continued commercial use. Private well water that supplies the entire facility. The open landscape invites stargazing, recreation, and future expansion, whether that means adding outbuildings, event spaces, or recreational amenities. With wide-open views and minimal light pollution, the property offers a connection tonature that enhances both daily living and guest experiences. The land’s size also allows for privacy and separation from neighboring properties, making it ideal for exclusive use or controlled access operations.A Rare Opportunity in Northeastern New MexicoProperties of this scale, character, and adaptability rarely come to market. 2007 Sofia Road is not just a building, it’s a canvas for visionaries seeking space, history, and functionality in one extraordinary package. Whether you’re looking to continue its legacy as a lodge, transform it into a private estate, or leverage its commercial potential, this property delivers unmatched flexibility. With its 26 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, multiple gathering spaces, fireplaces, and expansive acreage, this former schoolhouse turned lodge stands as a testament to thoughtful renovation and inspired reuse. It offers the rare chance to own a property thatcan truly be whatever you imagine—residential retreat, business venture, or legacy investment. Discover the possibilities at 2007 Sofia Road, Grenville, New Mexico—where history, space, and opportunity converge.

$695,000

16.18 Acres

Mora, New Mexico, 87732

High Country RetreatSet within the forested high country of Mora County, 142 Trumbell Canyon Road offers a rare opportunity to own a secluded mountain compound surrounded by towering conifers, ample acreage, and sweeping alpine views. Encompassing 16.18 acres of wooded land, this remarkable property blends rustic charm with thoughtful improvements, creating a versatile retreat well-suited for full-time living, multi-generational use, recreational hosting, or a private mountain getaway. Located behind a locked gate on a shared, privately maintained road, the property ensures privacy, tranquility, and a sense of arrival that immediately separates it from the pace of everyday life.Amongst the PinesThe land itself is one of the property's defining features. Mature stands consisting of ponderosa pine, spruce, and fir blanket the landscape interspersed with Aspen, providing shade, wind protection, and a rich sense of immersion in nature. The terrain slopes from south to north, opening to mountain views and a natural creek corridor that defines the valley floor below. Wildlife is abundant in this area, offering opportunities for sightings of deer, turkey, a variety of bird species, and occasionally elk or bear, making the property especially appealing to nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The forested setting offers both seclusion and beauty in every season, from lush green summers and golden autumns to snow-draped winters and crisp spring mornings.Mountain LivingAt the heart of the property stands a three-level cabin, thoughtfully designed to balance comfort, functionality, and to blend with the surrounding landscape. The main cabin encompasses approximately 2,250 square feet and features four bedrooms, two-full bathrooms, and one-half bathroom, offering ample space for family, guests, or extended stays. The architectural form of the Gambrel roof not only enhances the cabin's classic mountain aesthetic but also maximizes interior volume across all three levels.The middle level serves as the primary living space and is anchored by an open kitchen, dining, and living area along with a full bathroom. Large windows line the north-facing wall, flooding the interior with natural light and framing panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and the valley floor below. These windows create a seamless visual connection to the outdoors, allowing the changing light, weather, and seasons to become part of the daily living experience. From this level, a glass door opens onto a spacious deck, perfectly positioned for outdoor dining, morning coffee, or evening gatherings. Elevated above the valley, the deck offers an expansive vantage point that feels both peaceful and dramatic, ideal for entertaining or quiet reflection.The upper level of the cabin contains Two bedrooms on opposite sides of the cabin with a landing in between that has been used as an extra sleeping space but could also be a reading nook that looks down into the living space below offering seclusion while not being completely disconnected from the hub of the home. A convenient half bath makes it an ideal sleeping level for family or guests. The Gambrel roofline adds character and warmth to these rooms, while windows provide forested views and abundant natural light. This level feels cozy and private, offering a retreat-like atmosphere distinct from the communal spaces below.The lower level expands the cabin's flexibility and functionality, housing two additional bedrooms, a small sitting room, and a full bathroom with laundry facilities. This level is particularly well-suited for guests, extended family, or those seeking a bit more privacy, and it opens possibilities for multi-generational living or separate quarters for long-term stays. The inclusion of a sitting area creates a secondary gathering space that can function as a den, media room, or quiet reading area. This level also accesses a small porch situated under the large deck perfect for morning or evening sitting.All Weather WorkspaceAdjacent to the main cabin is a 927± square foot shop and garage, a highly valuable feature for a mountain property. This structure includes a half bathroom and kitchenette, allowing it to function as more than just storage or workspace. Whether used for vehicle storage, equipment maintenance, hobbies, or creative pursuits, the shop/garage adds significant utility and independence to the property. Its proximity to the main residence enhances convenience, while its thoughtful amenities expand potential uses. Additional work and storage spaces are found in the lowest level of each building in addition to a carport and detached out building.Added Living SpaceConnecting the shop/garage to the third major structure on the property is a covered breezeway, providing sheltered access between buildings during all seasons and housing weatherproof wood storage. This breezeway leads to a rustic bunkhouse totaling approximately 1,850 square feet, a standout feature that greatly enhances the property's capacity and versatility. Designed to accommodate larger groups, the bunkhouse includes three private bedrooms, three bunkrooms (two small downstairs and one large upstairs), three full bathrooms, and a central living area warmed by a wood stove. The bunkhouse evokes the spirit of rustic mountain lodges and camps while offering modern comforts, making it ideal for hosting extended family, friends, retreats, or recreational gatherings. Its layout allows for both communal interaction and private rest, supporting a wide range of uses from seasonal hosting to potential rental or retreat applications, subject to buyer verification and local regulations.Thoughtful StewardshipThe grounds surrounding the residence are thoughtfully developed, where well-manicured terraced garden/flower beds have been established. These terraces not only enhance the property's visual appeal but also take advantage of topography to divert and slow erosion causing runoff while supporting gardening and landscaping efforts. The terraced beds add a layer of intentional stewardship to the land, blending cultivated beauty with the surrounding natural forest.It is important to note that wildfires in 2022 affected much of the broader region, and subsequent weather events have resulted in repeated flooding within the creek bed along the northern portion of the property. As a result, earthwork and habitat restoration are needed along the valley floor to stabilize and restore the creek corridor. This condition has been factored into the property's presentation and offers a buyer the opportunity to implement restoration efforts that align with their vision, whether focused on ecological rehabilitation, erosion control, or long-term land management. Properties in this region are part of an evolving landscape, and proactive stewardship is an integral aspect of ownership in Northern New Mexico's mountain environments.Opportunities AboundAccess to the property is provided via a shared private road, with a locked gate restricting public access. This controlled entry enhances security and privacy, ensuring that the setting remains quiet and exclusive. Despite its seclusion, the property remains within easy reach of the historic village of Mora, offering access to local services. For outdoor enthusiasts, this property is near hiking, fishing, and scenic drives through the very heart of the Sangre de Cristos, the Mora Valley is a mountain valley that is a hub for recreational and rich cultural destinations across northern New Mexico. World-class skiing is within easy reach, with Angel Fire and Sipapu Ski & Summer Resorts just about 30 minutes away. Taos Ski Valley awaits approximately 1 hour to the west, providing options for both family-friendly slopes and advanced alpine terrain. Anglers will appreciate the area's access to fishing waters, including the Mora River, Coyote Creek, and Morphy Lake, all within a short drive. Hiking and horseback riding opportunities abound as the area offers trailheads into the Pecos Wilderness providing escape and solitude for adventure enthusiasts. Mora is also well positioned for exploring northern New Mexico's historic and cultural destinations, with the vibrant arts community of Taos located about 60 minutes away and the historic town of Las Vegas, NM-known for its preserved architecture, museums, and railroad history-just 45 minutes to the south. Known as world famous destination spot, Santa Fe lies within a 2-hour drive.142 Trumbell Canyon Road represents a compelling opportunity to own a substantial acreage property with panoramic views, and a deeply immersive natural setting. Whether envisioned as a private mountain estate, a gathering place for generations, or a recreational retreat with hosting potential, this property offers scale, privacy, and character that are increasingly difficult to find. With its combination of forested land, thoughtfully designed buildings, and undeniable sense of peace, this Mora County retreat stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of Northern New Mexico's high country.

$190,000

2.05 Acres

Mora, New Mexico, 87715

665 NM-518Set along the scenic corridor of Highway 518 in the village of Cleveland, New Mexico, this unique property presents a great opportunity to acquire approximately two acres of land with valuable water rights and excellent highway frontage. Offering a blend of open space, adaptability, and rural charm, the property is ideal for buyers seeking flexibility rather than a fully built-out - whether for residential living, business or creative pursuits, workspace needs, or a mixed-use vision.Location, Location, LocationThe property’s location alone sets it apart. Highway 518 runs through the heart of the Mora Valley. This parcel’s location along that corridor provides convenient access while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere Cleveland is known for, surrounded by scenic mountain views, expansive skies, and the unmistakable enchantment of northern New Mexico. The frontage offers visibility and accessibility, making this an appealing option for those who value marketability—whether for personal use, small-scale enterprise, or a live/work arrangement. The surrounding area reflects a slower pace of life, rich cultural heritage, and close proximity to outdoor recreation, including hiking, fishing, and scenic drives through the very heart of the Sangre de Cristos. The Mora Valley is a mountain valley that is a hub for recreational and rich cultural destinations across northern New Mexico. World-class skiing is within easy reach, with Angel Fire and Sipapu Ski & Summer Resorts just about 30 minutes away. Taos Ski Valley awaits approximately 1 hour to the west, providing options for both family-friendly slopes and advanced alpine terrain. Anglers will appreciate the area’s proximity to premier fishing waters, including the Mora River, Coyote Creek, and Morphy Lake, all within a short drive. Hiking and horseback riding opportunities abound as the area offers trailheads into the Pecos Wilderness area providing escape and solitude for adventure enthusiasts. Mora is also well positioned for exploring northern New Mexico’s historic and cultural destinations, with the vibrant arts community of Taos located about 60 minutes away and the historic town of Las Vegas, NM—known for its preserved architecture, museums, and railroad history—just 45 minutes to the south.Property structures allow for flexible designThe property includes the original structure, which features a large open interior that immediately invites creativity and customization. The expansive open space provides a flexible foundation that can be shaped to suit a wide range of uses. Whether envisioned as a residence with an open-concept living area, a studio or gallery space, a workshop, or a hybrid environment that blends living and working, the layout allows buyers to define the space according to their own needs and priorities. Openness encourages adaptable floor planning, and the freedom to design without the constraints of compartmentalized rooms.An attached secondary section expands the usable footprint of the property. This additional interior area was once used to serve the surrounding community as an eatery and more recently as a residence but could just as easily be suited for storage, workshop use, or future improvement, depending on the buyer’s goals. Whether used as-is for equipment storage, hobby space, or utility functions, or reimagined as part of a larger renovation or build-out, this section offers valuable square footage and flexibility. For those seeking a property that can evolve over time, this added space represents potential.Water rights increase land usabilityThe approximately two-acre parcel provides ample room for outdoor living, expansion, or land-based projects. The land itself offers opportunities for gardening, small-scale agriculture, or simply enjoying open space and privacy. The inclusion of water rights with a local Acequia Association significantly enhances the property’s long-term value and usability, particularly for buyers interested in land stewardship, irrigation, or sustainable living. In a region where water is a prized asset, this feature adds both practical and strategic appeal.Great property potential The property is being offered as-is, making it especially attractive to buyers who value opportunity, customization, and potential over turnkey finishes. Rather than paying for someone else’s vision, this offering allows new owners to invest in land, location, and adaptability—creating a space that aligns with their own plans and lifestyle. This is an ideal fit for individuals or investors who understand the value of flexibility and are comfortable shaping a property to meet their needs over time.The setting in Cleveland, NM offers a unique balance of rural tranquility and regional connectivity. The area is known for its quiet atmosphere, open landscapes, and sense of community, while still providing reasonable access to nearby towns and services. Whether used as a full-time residence, weekend retreat, creative base, or workspace, the property’s location supports a variety of lifestyles and uses.Powerful combination in one propertyFrom an investment perspective, the combination of highway frontage, land acreage, water rights, and adaptable structures creates a compelling package. Buyers with vision will appreciate the potential for improvement, repurposing, or expansion, subject to verification and any applicable regulations. The property’s layout and features lend themselves to a wide range of possibilities, making it suitable for those seeking a flexible asset in a desirable northern New Mexico setting.In a market where truly flexible properties with land and water rights are increasingly hard to find, this Cleveland offering stands out as a chance to secure space, location, and potential. Whether your vision includes residential living, creative endeavors, workspace functionality, or a thoughtful blend of multiple uses, this property provides the foundation to make it your own. With its open interior, additional attached space, generous acreage, and valuable water rights, it invites buyers to imagine what’s possible—and to create something uniquely their own in the heart of northern New Mexico.