Robert Espinoza Sr.

$206,910

197.68 Acres

Quemado, New Mexico, 87829

Price recently reduced by over $10,000 Wide open spaces, is the way to describe this 197.68 +/- acre parcel, with gentle rolling terrain, dotted scattered pinon, juniper trees and plenty of native grasses. One of the last larger pieces of privately owned parcels in the area lends itself to limitless possibilities. From a private hideaway, to development, a home away from home, off grid cabin or camping spot, seclusion away from neighbors. Land The property is one continuous 197.68 +/- deeded acres in a rectangular shape, rolling terrain with a long draw from the northwest corner to the south east corner. The property is covered in native grasses and dotted with pinion pine and juniper tress.The property  borders BLM and State Trust Land on 3 sides and is accessible via the numerous roads that crisscross the area.  Gentle rolling terrain allows for vehicles to drive the entire perimeter of the property.Average elevation of 7464; ranging from 7300 to 7400Improvements Several roads suitable for vehicle or ATV traffic traverse the property.Recreation Located in New Mexico Game and Fish Game unit 12, is New Mexico’s best kept secret for Elk Hunting.  The unit sits on the northern part of the famed Gila and shares the same genetics.  The unit has produced some of the same giants in the 400” class over the years. With plenty of public land BLM, US Forest and State lands in the unit, and with just a few miles from the San Francisco Mountains, The Mesita and Eagle Peak Wilderness, there is plenty of hunting opportunities within a few miles of the property.The size of the property and a few improvements may allow the new owner. To submit an application to obtain one, possibly two, elk permits under the NMDGF, EPLUS small contributing ranch program. Hayden Outdoors does not guarantee that the new owner will receive any elk permits but will help guide the new owner through the NMDGF application process. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources No Water / Mineral Rights are included in the propertyGeneral Operations Recreational use, Cattle grazingRegion & Climate Mild summers and mild wintersLocation A short 26 Miles from the town of Quemado, NM along US 60 and 22 miles from Springerville, AZ along US 60, both cities have fuel, groceries, motel and other necessities.A short 2 mile drive on Catron County Road A004 / Powerline Road from US 60 , then a short 4 mile drive along a scenic unimproved road on BLM Property gets you to the East side of the property.  The limited access adds to the seclusion value of the property

$1,149,950

40.95 Acres

Bluewater, New Mexico, 87005

Owner financing is NOW available for Agua Fria Retreat with 30% down at 4% interest over 15 years, now priced more than $215,000 below its original $1,365,000 list. Spanning 40.95± acres in the Zuni Mountains, this private creekside estate features a handcrafted 3,250 sq ft home, on-site well, and solar power—offering refined mountain living, seclusion, and enduring value. Offering a rare opportunity to own this remarkable Mountain Retreat. Land This remarkable estate represents a rare opportunity to acquire a private mountain sanctuary of enduring value. Set across 40.95± acres in the pine-laden Zuni Mountains, and borders the Cibola National Forest with over 1.6 million acres—on three sides, offering unmatched privacy and endless outdoor recreation. The property enjoys coveted creekside frontage along Agua Fria Creek, which flows seasonally from February through June, complemented by dramatic rock bluffs, natural outcroppings, and a scenic man-made pond. Creating a serene backdrop defined by natural beauty, seclusion, and timeless tranquility. At its heart lies a handcrafted 3,250-square-foot residence, where thoughtful design and artisanal detail harmonize with the surrounding landscape. Enhanced by an on-site well and solar power, the retreat blends modern self-sufficiency with refined mountain living. Expansive acreage invites exploration, recreation, and quiet reflection, while the setting offers a level of privacy rarely found. Agua Fria Retreat is a singular expression of luxury—where craftsmanship, nature, and exclusivity converge. rewrite to 450 charactersThe land includes a peaceful valley running north to south, with ridgetops transitioning into mostly flat mesa tops, creating diverse terrain and stunning views.Enjoy true off-grid living while still being conveniently close to major airports and local shopping. The property is easily accessed by a paved, year-round county-maintained road, followed by well-kept forest and private roads. Located just 18 miles from Grants along I-40, you’ll have quick access to restaurants, gas stations, a hospital, Walmart, schools. The mining, art, and history museums offer yet additional places to visit and explore.Improvements Agua Fria Retreat is a rare opportunity to own an upscale, off-grid sanctuary designed for privacy, comfort, and self-sufficient mountain living. Tucked away from crowded subdivisions yet conveniently close to shopping, healthcare, and the community of Grants, this remarkable property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. With the 1.6 million acres of the Cibola National Forest as your backyard and countless historic and cultural destinations nearby, adventure and exploration are always within reach.Crafted by an accomplished American artist, instructor, and videographer, the home and its amenities were meticulously built by hand over several years. Every detail reflects exceptional artistry, from the custom-milled lumber harvested directly from the property to the native stonework and landscaping sourced on-site.The main residence, apartment, and garage are constructed within durable Rigid brand pre-fabricated metal buildings, chosen specifically for longevity and superior fire mitigation in this forested setting. Additional fire protection measures have also been completed around the home.Inside, the home features a Japanese-inspired open floor plan that blends natural wood and stone elements, creating an inviting atmosphere ideal for entertaining. Picture evenings spent by the pond or fire pits, taking in cool mountain air, breathtaking sunsets, and star-filled skies.This versatile estate offers endless possibilities—perfect as a private retreat, full-time residence, multi-generational home, hunting lodge, bed and breakfast, or AirBNB destination. Live in the main house while generating income from the apartment.Property Highlights Include:3,250 heated sq ft in the main home (3 bedrooms, 3 full baths)Total finished space: 3,850 sq ft, plus attic storageCompleted in 2024 within a 40’x60’ metal structureDetached 30’x50’ metal building (2017) with garage/shop and apartmentApartment includes 675 sq ft of heated living space with bedroom loftPrivate well with high-pressure delivery system and excellent water qualitySolar and water system components included, plus backup generatorDetached greenhouse (20’x16’) producing year-round vegetablesFirewood storage cover, elevated viewing platform, and ample parkingMajor appliances, equipment, and select furnishings are negotiable, including a Case 590 turbo backhoe, wood splitter, generator, and more.With its unmatched craftsmanship, natural beauty, and unique amenities, Agua Fria Retreat must be seen in person to truly appreciate everything it offers.Private qualified showings are available by appointment only. Financial verification is required prior to scheduling. Contact us today for more information.Recreation   Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate Agua Fria Retreat’s unbeatable location, placing you within easy reach of some of the Southwest’s most iconic destinations. A short drive connects you to the famous hot springs of Pagosa Springs, world-class skiing at Wolf Creek, Taos, and Purgatory, as well as some of the oldest historic churches in North America. The region is steeped in Native American culture, with the Zuni Reservation just miles away and legendary sites such as Chaco Canyon, Mesa Verde National Park, and Four Corners within a few hours.Nearby attractions include La Ventana Natural Arch, El Malpais National Conservation Area, El Morro National Monument—an official dark sky site—Ice Caves, and the renowned Sky City Acoma Pueblo. Adventure seekers will also enjoy the annual Mt. Taylor Quadrathlon, drawing athletes from across the country.Located in New Mexico Game Management Unit 10, the property offers outstanding hunting opportunities and is eligible for one elk permit through the NMDGF EPLUS small contributing ranch pool (subject to current regulations and application requirements). Unit 10 is known for producing impressive bull elk, trophy-class mule deer, and abundant wildlife, including Merriam turkeys frequently seen right on the property.With the main residence and guest accommodations, Agua Fria Retreat is an ideal setting for an off-grid hunting lodge or recreational getaway. Beyond hunting, the area provides exceptional fishing, with the world-famous San Juan River quality waters less than two hours away—home to some of the finest trout fishing in the country.Hiking, camping, ATV riding, and endless exploration are available right from your doorstep, with the vast Cibola National Forest offering countless trails and backroads to discover. This is truly a rare opportunity to own a private mountain retreat surrounded by adventure, history, and natural beauty.Agriculture With minimal additional improvements, the property offers excellent potential for livestock use. A new owner could install fencing and/or corrals to accommodate a small number of cattle, horses, sheep, or goats. This added agricultural capability may also provide an opportunity for the property to qualify for agricultural status, which could potentially reduce property taxes. Buyers are encouraged to explore this option based on their intended use.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are included in the sale of the propertyThere is one well on the property Water level 100 feet. Well depth 560 feet. Private well permit #B-1698 TRN# 371229General Operations Used by the current owners as their primary residenceThe apartment can be a source of income by renting it out or used as a AirBNB vacation rentalRegion & Climate Cibola County, New Mexico, enjoys a warm, dry climate with abundant sunshine throughout the year. Summers are typically hot and sunny, while winters remain mild compared to many mountain regions. Spring and fall bring comfortable seasonal transitions with a pleasant mix of warm days and crisp evenings.The area receives relatively low annual precipitation—well below the national average—supporting the region’s natural vegetation while maintaining a clear, dry atmosphere. Cibola County also experiences moderate snowfall in winter and boasts nearly 278 sunny days per year, making it an ideal setting for year-round outdoor recreation.Please note these figures are county-wide averages. Agua Fria Retreat sits at a higher elevation in the Zuni Mountains, offering slightly cooler temperatures and a refreshing mountain climate.History The surrounding region is steeped in rich cultural and historical significance, from Native American heritage to early Spanish influences. Nearby are the Zuni, Navajo, Hopi, and Apache lands, along with the renowned Acoma and Laguna Pueblos, offering a truly unique sense of place and connection to the Southwest’s history.For more information on this one-of-a-kind ranch or to schedule a private qualified showing, please call or email today. Financial verification is required prior to all showings. Co-brokers are welcome.Location Area communities driving distanceGrants, New Mexico: 20 miles a 45 +/- minute driveAlbuquerque New Mexico: 100 miles a 2 +/- hour’s driveFarmington New Mexico: 150 miles a 3 +/- hour’s driveGallup New Mexico:  80 miles a 1 1/2 +/- hour’s driveDurango Colorado: 210 miles a 4 +/- hour’s driveSanta Fe: 150 miles a 3 +/- hour’s driveNavajo Reservoir/ San Juan River: 200 miles 3 ½ +/- hour’s driveWolf Creek Ski Area: 250 miles 5  +/- hour’s drivePurgatory Ski Area: 250 miles 4 ½ +/- hour’s driveChaco Canyon New Mexico: 130 miles a 2 ½ +/- hour’s driveMesa Verde National Park: 230 miles a 3 ½ +/- hour’s drive

$248,000

62.1 Acres

Aztec, New Mexico, 87410

Aztec Private Retreat consists of 62.1 +/- Deeded acres. This beautiful 62.1 acre +/- Building Site/recreational, property is located less than 10 minutes from downtown Aztec and a short 15 miles Navajo Lake and the Quality Waters of the San Juan River. Farmington is less than 16 miles away with all the major shopping venues such as Sam’s Club Walmart, Target, Albertson’s to fill your needs. Durango Colorado is less than hours’ drive. Land +/- 62.1 Deeded AcresWith the anticipated uptick in Oil & Natural Gas Production, now is the time to buy property in San Juan County, before prices go up and the availability of quality building sites goes down.Accessed via NM State Route 170. From Aztec proceed north on US 550 for one mile, Take NM 173 East for 5 miles, take the paved road San Juan County Road 2550 for ½  mile , then continue  for 1/4 mile on the dirt road to southern property BoundaryGrassy Bottoms, Pinon, Cedar, Sage Brush, Mountain Mahoney cover most of the property with several open areas to gaze the stars or the open valley below. Sitting in an alcove next to a high ridge, the high spots on the property offer excellent building sites with un-obstructed views of the La Plata and San Juan Mountains in Colorado. With an un-obstructed view of the Western horizon, the New Mexico Sunsets are a sight that will leave anyone Awe struck.Improvements There are no improvements on the property, which leaves the new owner to develop and build on the property their dream home and other playground improvements.Power is adjacent to the Property via an existing power line. Water to the property can be obtained via the city water line that is less than ¼ mile from the property boundary. The cost of tapping into the existing water line to supply city water to the property and associated costs will need to be arranged with the local water users’ system owner. Several neighbors have their own storage tank and haul their water from the nearby public filling station in Aztec or have drilled a well.The San Juan County Fire Center Point Station 2 is less than a mile from the property boundary.  With a fire hydrant just a few hundred yards from the southern boundary, fire response is virtually at your doorstep.Recreation Durango Colorado is less than hours’ drive. World Class Skiing awaits you at the world famous Purgatory Resort, Wolf Creek or Telluride all with an hour or two drive from the property.The property has several ATV trails that wonder through the property and surrounding Bureau of Land Management and NM State Trust lands.  With the east boundary consisting of rock bluffs, the property offers endless possibilities for rock climbing and exploring.The property is bordered by NM State Trust Land & Bureau of Land Management lands on the east and south sides.The ranch is less than 30 minutes 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 City of Aztec’s Tiger Park is less than 4 miles from the property, the park features Covered picnic areas with BBQ grills, Public fishing (NM fishing license required), Half-mile walking/jogging track around lake, ADA accessible restroomsThe famed Navajo Reservoir also offers world class boating, water sports and fishing and is less than 45 minutes’ drive from the property. Numerous lakes that offer great family fishing and recreation are within a hours drive.Hiking, Camping, Hunting, ATV Riding are all available on the propertySmall animals, such as rabbits, coyotes, fox can be found on the property, mule deer are often seen on the and around the property.Agriculture There are currently no agricultural actives on the property. . Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water/Mineral Rights & Natural ResourcesNONE / Presently Held By OthersOne active oil/natural gas well is located on the property,  Hillcorp is the owner of the well. Previous owner has a surface agreement with Hillcorp. .General Operations The property will make an amazing site to build a rural dream home. With a few high end homes that are close to the property, your dream home will not be out of place.The property also may be suited to be divided into a couple of smaller parcels, which opens the possibility of gaining some revenue from the sale to build your dream home. Check with local and county zoning and regulationsRegion & Climate The Aztec region of New Mexico has a semi-arid climate with hot summers, cool winters, and large temperature swings.TemperatureAverage annual temperature: High 73°F, low 30°FWinter temperature (January): High 40°F, low 18°FSummer temperature (July): High 91°F, low 60°FFrost-free period: May 10 to October 6Average annual precipitation: 7.87 in History The area is rich in history from the Native American tribes to the early Spanish settlers that called the area home. With Aztec Ruins, Chaco Canyon, Mesa Verde National Parks just a short driving distance from the property. Chaco Canyon is less than an hour drive from the property; Mesa Verde is less than two hours’ drive. Aztec Ruins and many other Anasazi sites are nearby.There are Numerous petroglyphs and ancient ruins dot the landscape in Largo Wash and the numerous finger canyons in the area. This makes this area ideal for the avid or novice explorer.  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 welcomeLocation Area communities driving distanceAztec New Mexico: within 10 minuite driveFarmington New Mexico: within a 30 minuite driveAlbuquerque: within two & half hour’s driveDurango Colorado: within a 30 minuite driveSanta Fe: within 3 hour  driveNavajo Reservoir: within a 30 miniute drive

$225,000

120 Acres

Bernal, New Mexico, 87701

Wooded seclusion is the perfect description for this 120 +/- acre parcel, featuring gentle rolling terrain and a wooded landscape throughout, with scattered pinon and juniper trees, Cholla Cacti, and an abundance of native grasses. Close to Santa Fe without the high cost, to make this the Perfect property to build your dream sanctuary Land The property is one continuous 120 +/- deeded acres, shaped in an L parcelAverage elevation of 6200; Gentle sloping property highest point on North end at 6,225 to the lowest point on south end at 6,175 elevationThe property is located on a gentle south-facing slope, ideal for solar panels.The property appears to have never had a structure built on it; thus, it is unspoiled, ready for you to build your dream home. There are so many building locations to choose from that would be an ideal location for your dream home.Electricity is buried along the county road and serves a few homes along the county road to the north of the property.  Mora-San Miguel Electric Cooperative, the provider, will provide a cost estimate for powering the property. Most property owners in the area have their own well. Cost to drill a well varies depending on numerous factors.Improvements No structures on the property, thus you are not paying for someone else’s dream, and are free to build your own dream.Buried electric and domestic water are a short distance from the north property boundary.Recreation 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.Starvation Peak is approximately 1 mile from the property and sits almost directly west of the property.The small community of Bernal, has a community center and a small charming church, the local Bernal store has since closed but an interesting location to see.The Santa Fe National Forest is less than a mile from the southern end of the property, which lends to the owners thousands of acres of public lands to hike, explore with your off road vehicles, and just explore. If that is not enough, the Santa Fe National Forest and the Pecos Wilderness are just a few miles away.Amazing fishing is just a short drive and/or hike away on the Pecos, San Juan, Rio Chama rivers and the numerous lakes in the area.World-class skiing awaits you at Ski Santa Fe, Taos, Wolf Creek, and Purgatory, to name a few.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.Located in New Mexico Game and Fish Game unit 43,The owner has never applied for Elk Permits with NMDGF through the Eplus program; thus, the property does not have a history of what the property might qualify for. The new owner would have to apply to NMDGF to determine the requirements and what it would qualify for. Always check local regulations. There is a good possibility that the ranch may qualify for elk permits within the EPLUS program.Agriculture The property is wooded though out the property with scattered pinon and juniper trees, Cholla Cactus and plenty of native grassesWater/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources To be conveyed to buyer if presently heldRegion & Climate Bernal, NM, has a mild, dry, semi-arid continental climate characterized by abundant sunshine, low humidity, significant 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, and a relatively short, 120-160 day frost-free period. The region receives light precipitation, averaging about 12-16 inches annually, with a distinct peak during the summer months due to thunderstorms.The climate is marked by abundant sunshine and low relative humidity, which contributes to the large diurnal (daily) temperature range. Summers with temperatures frequently rising to an average of 89°F, while winters average temperatures drop to around 40°F.History With its rich history, Starvation Peak served as a major landmark along the Santa Fe Trail.Check out the YouTube video if you wish to hike Starvation PeakLocation A short 50 Miles from the famous square in Santa FeA short 17 miles from Las Vegas, NM  along Interstate 40, which has fuel, groceries, motels and other  necessities.A short mile after the exit off I40 via a paved county road B26A takes you to the small community of Bernal, then head south on a gravel road B28A for ½ a mile to the north corner of the property.Both Santa Fe and Albuquerque have major airports to serve with both domestic and international flights.

$2,485,000

310 Acres

Silver City, New Mexico, 88061

The 3HRanch offers a rare opportunity to acquire one of the last large, contiguous landholdings in the Silver City area. Priced over $5,000 below a recent appraisal, the property delivers exceptional value. Numerous improvements, equipment, and personal items are not included in the appraisal, further enhancing the overall value and upside of this offering. Creating a turnkey ranch and long-term investment opportunity well below replacement cost.Land 3 H Ranch is one of the last large parcels near Silver City, featuring 310± acres of rolling terrain bordered by 640 acres of State Trust and BLM land with direct access to the Gila National Forest. This working cattle ranch offers 3 wells, 4 dirt tanks, 2 drinkers, and 7 pastures, supporting 30+ head of cattle. Improvements include a 28’ x 64’ home, guest cabin, and outbuildings; ideal for ranching, recreation, or development.Encompassing approximately 310± acres of gently rolling hills, the property borders 640 acres of State Trust and BLM land, providing direct access to the vast Gila National Forest, spanning more than 4,000 square miles of protected wilderness.Currently operated as a productive working cattle ranch, the property is thoughtfully developed with three wells equipped with powered pumps, four dirt tanks, two rubber tire drinkers, and cross-fencing into seven pastures, allowing the ranch to comfortably support 30+ head of cattle.Improvements include a 28’ x 64’ home, a guest cabin, and multiple outbuildings, offering both functional ranch infrastructure and comfortable living accommodations. This exceptional property combines privacy, recreation, and agricultural productivity, making it ideal for ranching, hunting, or a secluded Southwest retreat.The Pinos Altos Fire Department Substation located a ¼ mile away from the home, adds another level of safety and security to the property    Improvements The property is well-improved with comfortable residential accommodations and extensive ranch infrastructure. The main residence is a 2022 manufactured home offering 3 bedrooms, 2½ bathrooms, and 1,792± square feet of living space. The home features a large 41’ x 60’ covered wood deck on the east side, including a 14’ x 16’ enclosed section, as well as an 8’ x 22’ covered front deck, providing ample outdoor living and entertaining space.Completed in 2017, the 780± square foot guest cabin offers one bedroom and two bathrooms and is complemented by a 14’ x 32’ covered concrete patio, creating an ideal setting for guests, family gatherings, and outdoor entertaining.Both the home and cabin are supplied by a dedicated water well with its own pressure pump and pressure tank. Heating is provided by propane, supplied via a 500-gallon tank rented through Suburban Propane (Silver City). Electric power is supplied by PNM, and both residences are serviced by a septic system. The main home includes central air conditioning and heat, while the cabin is equipped with a mini-split HVAC system.Additional improvements include a 30.5’ x 20.5’ workshop with covered garage, ideal for an ATV or side-by-side. Ranch structures consist of an A-frame barn package (50’ x 26’ x 12’) featuring 12-10-8’ legs, a center height of approximately 30’, rated for 140-mph winds and 30 lb ground snow load (non-sustained). Supporting structures include a 20’ x 20’ covered shelter, a 40-foot extra-tall (9’) storage container equipped with solar lighting and outlets, and an 11’ x 7’ x 7’ feed shed for feed storage.Water and livestock infrastructure are extensive, with three water wells equipped with powered pumps producing approximately 65, 135, and 185 GAF, four dirt tanks, two rubber tire drinkers, and perimeter and cross-fencing dividing the property into seven pastures, much of which has been installed or updated within the last few years.A recently installed Cummins 13kW backup generator, complete with a cold-weather kit and automatic transfer switch (approximate cost $11,000), is included with the property.Also included are cattle handling facilities, including a squeeze chute with lead-up and tub, existing corrals, and 38 additional panels.Personal Property Included:Major appliances convey with the sale. The home includes a washer and dryer, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, and propane stove. The cabin includes a refrigerator, washer and dryer, and microwave. Included furnishings consist of all beds in both the home and cabin, two recliners, a couch, most deck furniture, a grill, and a griddle. Any additional furnishings not specifically listed may be negotiable with the seller.These extensive improvements provide both functional ranch operations and comfortable living accommodations. The property offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and agricultural productivity, making it well-suited for ranching, hunting, or a secluded Southwestern retreat.Recreation The property adjoins the renowned Gila National Forest, an area celebrated for its world-class big game hunting, including trophy bull elk and exceptional mule deer. This region has produced numerous state-record animals over the years and remains one of New Mexico’s most desirable hunting destinations.Located in New Mexico Department of Game & Fish (NMDGF) Big Game Unit 23, along the Pinos Altos Range and Bear Mountain, at an elevation of approximately 8,015 feet, offering cool summer temperatures and outstanding wildlife habitat. The current owner has never applied for elk permits through the NMDGF EPLUS system; however, given the quality habitat and water resources present on the ranch, the property may be a strong candidate for future EPLUS eligibility. Buyers are encouraged to verify qualifications and application requirements directly with NMDGF.Outdoor recreation opportunities are abundant both on the property and throughout the surrounding area. On-site recreation includes hiking, camping, hunting, ATV riding, and wildlife viewing. Mule deer are consistently present, with herds often visible from the residence decks, along with frequent sightings of elk, rabbits, coyotes, and foxes.Just minutes away, Silver City serves as a hub for year-round outdoor enjoyment and cultural attractions. Nearby Gila National Forest lakes—including Lake Roberts, Bill Evans Lake, and Snow Lake—offer excellent fishing for trout, bass, catfish, crappie, and bluegill, while area streams such as Willow Creek and Whitewater Creek (Catwalk Recreation Area) provide opportunities for native and stocked Gila trout. The region is equally rich in history and culture. Silver City is home to numerous museums, galleries, and landmarks, including the Western New Mexico University Museum, the Silver City Museum, the Murray Ryan Visitor Center, Chino Mine Vista Point, Big Ditch Park, and the Mimbres River Preserve. Additional attractions include La Esperanza Vineyard and Winery, the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument, and the Catwalk Recreation Area—all contributing to a diverse blend of outdoor adventure, history, and Southwestern culture.This exceptional location offers a rare combination of adjacent public land access, premier wildlife habitat, and proximity to vibrant cultural and recreational amenities—making it an ideal setting for ranching, hunting, recreation, or a private mountain retreat.Agriculture The property has been thoughtfully developed over the past several years into a fully functioning cattle ranch with extensive water and grazing infrastructure already in place. Improvements include three water wells equipped with powered pumps, producing approximately 65, 135, and 185 GAF, along with four dirt tanks, two rubber tire drinkers, and perimeter and cross-fencing dividing the ranch into seven pastures. Much of this infrastructure has been newly installed or substantially upgraded within the last few years.The ranch also benefits from a National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Grant totaling $547,000, which will convey with the property. All grant payments that have not been paid as of the listing date and all future payments will be conveyed to the new owner. The grant provides a 70/30 cost-share structure supporting additional improvements such as fencing, erosion control, water development (including the potential for an additional well and pipeline installation), brush and tree clearing, and other qualifying infrastructure enhancements.Implementation of the NRCS-funded improvements will further advance the property’s agricultural productivity while simultaneously enhancing wildlife habitat, making this ranch well-suited for both livestock operations and conservation-minded ownership.           Region & Climate Silver City, New Mexico, enjoys a favorable high-desert mountain climate characterized by abundant sunshine, low humidity, and comfortable seasonal temperatures. Summers are typically warm and dry, with daytime highs occasionally reaching the mid-90s, while evenings cool into the 60s, providing pleasant nighttime conditions. Winters are generally mild, with daytime temperatures averaging in the 50s and overnight lows in the 20s, accompanied by light and manageable snowfall.The area receives approximately 17 inches of annual precipitation, with the majority occurring during the summer monsoon season (July through September) in the form of afternoon thunderstorms. Snowfall averages about 7 inches per year, contributing to scenic winter landscapes without excessive accumulation.With an average of 295 sunny days annually and precipitation occurring on only about 68 days per year, Silver City offers a climate well-suited for outdoor recreation, ranch operations, and year-round living. Climate conditions vary by elevation and season, creating warm summers, crisp winters, and refreshing seasonal changes.This appealing climate, combined with the property’s proximity to town and its location near the mountain foothills, makes it an ideal setting for full-time residence, ranch use, or recreational enjoyment throughout the year.History Silver City, nestled in the foothills of the Pinos Altos Mountains, is a historic and vibrant community with roots extending back to prehistoric times. The region was originally inhabited by the Mimbres and Mogollon cultures before later settlement by Spanish explorers and Mexican colonists. Founded in 1870 following the discovery of silver near the San Vicente Cienega, Silver City quickly became a focal point of development in southwest New Mexico.Despite early challenges—including Apache conflicts and periodic flooding—the community endured and evolved into a regional center for culture, education, and commerce. Its history includes a significant role during the Apache Wars and a later transformation into a health resort and educational hub, drawn by the area’s clean mountain air and favorable climate.Today, Silver City is celebrated for its low humidity, clear mountain air, and four distinct yet gentle seasons, offering an exceptional quality of life. The town attracts outdoor enthusiasts, artists, and retirees alike, with a lifestyle centered around recreation, culture, and the natural beauty of the surrounding mountains and public lands.Offering & Showings Please call or email today for additional information on this truly unique offering or to schedule a qualified private showing. Financial verification is required prior to all showings. Co-brokers welcome.Location Area communities driving distanceSilver City New Mexico: within 5 minute driveDeming NM: Within an hour’s driveLas Cruces New Mexico: within a 2 hour driveAlbuquerque: within four hour’s driveEl Paso Texas: within a 3 hour driveSanta Fe: within 5 hour  driveTucson Az: within a three hour’s drivePhoenix Az: within a  four hour’s driveMajor airports to serve with both domestic and international flights are located in El Paso, Tucson, Phoenix, and Albuquerque.

$250,000

65.66 Acres

Farmington, New Mexico, 87401

Unmatched views and endless vistas. Perched high above the confluence of the La Plata and Animas Rivers, this exceptional property offers breathtaking, unobstructed views and stunning natural surroundings. Ideal for a dream home, multiple residences, or securing a prime investment opportunity, the possibilities here are limitless. It combines elevation, natural beauty, and outstanding potential in a truly rare setting. Land The property offers a primarily rectangular configuration with a narrow access corridor along the north side from Twin Peaks Boulevard. The northern section is elevated high above the valley, providing sweeping panoramic views of the Animas and La Plata Rivers, the ballpark, and the La Plata and San Juan Mountains, with multiple potential building sites positioned to capture these vistas.The southern portion is accessed by a paved road through the La Plata Heights subdivision and features additional building sites with convenient access to power, water, and nearby utilities. A dramatic natural gorge separates the northern and southern sections, offering privacy, visual interest, and unique development opportunities.With its elevated setting, stunning natural surroundings, and exceptional location, this property is a rare offering where scenery, potential, and value come together.Improvements Access roads on both the northern and southern ends of the property, Utilities adjacent to the property boundaries. On the south end of the property, Utilities are buried underground in the street leading up to the property  Recreation Outdoor recreation abounds in every direction. World-class skiing is easily accessible at Purgatory, Wolf Creek, and Telluride, all within a convenient drive. Less than an hour away, the renowned San Juan River Quality Waters offer some of the finest trout fishing in the country. This celebrated four-mile stretch below Navajo Dam is a consistent producer of rainbow and brown trout averaging 16–18 inches, with many exceeding those sizes. With fisheries studies estimating more than 15,000 fish per mile, it’s a truly exceptional angling destination. Jackson Lake Reservoir is less than 15 minutes away, regularly stocked by the NMDGF, it provides a close, year-round family fishing destination.Just across the valley to the East sits the Farmington Sports Complex. Offering 8 different fields for baseball, softball for children, men, and women. The famed Navajo Reservoir, located less than 45 minutes from the property, provides outstanding opportunities for boating, water sports, and fishing. Numerous additional lakes offering family-friendly recreation and fishing are also within an hour’s drive.The property itself offers on-site opportunities for hiking, camping, hunting, and ATV riding. Wildlife is abundant, with sightings of rabbits, coyotes, foxes, and frequent visits from mule deer.The surrounding region is rich in culture and history, featuring countless art museums, galleries, national parks, and monuments—enough to explore for years to come. The property is located within New Mexico Game and Fish Unit 2A, making it ideal for outdoor and hunting enthusiasts.Agriculture The property is mostly covered in native Sage Brush and plenty of native grassesWater/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources None associated with the propertyRegion & Climate Located just minutes from Farmington, this property rests in the foothills of the La Plata and San Juan Mountains, offering a desirable balance of comfortable temperatures and year-round outdoor enjoyment. Farmington, New Mexico features a semi-arid climate with warm summers and mild winters, ideal for recreation and daily living alike. Summer temperatures average around 90°F, while winter temperatures typically hover near 35°F.The region enjoys approximately 13 inches of annual rainfall, primarily during the spring and summer months, along with relatively light snowfall averaging about 12 inches per year. With nearly 300 days of sunshine annually, the area is known for its bright skies, low humidity, and refreshing day-to-night temperature swings.Climate conditions vary with elevation and season, providing warm summers, crisp winters, and a summer-focused precipitation pattern driven by afternoon thunderstorms. This favorable climate, combined with the property’s location near town and mountain foothills, makes it an ideal setting for both full-time living and recreational use.History The area is steeped in rich history, from its Native American heritage to the early Spanish settlers who once called this region home. World-renowned archaeological and cultural sites are just a short drive away, including Aztec Ruins National Monument, Chaco Culture National Historical Park, Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness Area and  Mesa Verde National Park, located less than an hour away. Numerous additional Anasazi sites, ancient ruins, and petroglyphs are scattered throughout Largo Wash and the surrounding finger canyons, making the area a captivating destination for both avid and novice explorers alike.Durango, Colorado is less than 45 minutes from the property and offers a vibrant blend of history and culture, including its mining heritage and the iconic Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad.Please call or email today for additional information on this truly unique offering or to schedule a qualified showing. Financial verification is required prior to all showings. Co-brokers welcome.Location Area communities driving distanceAztec New Mexico: within 20 minuite driveFarmington New Mexico: within a 5 minuite driveAlbuquerque: within three hour’s driveDurango Colorado: within a 45 minuite driveSanta Fe: within 4 hour  driveNavajo Reservoir: within a an hour’s driveBoth Durango and Albuquerque have major airports to serve with both domestic and international flights.

$975,000

298.33 Acres

Ojo Caliente, New Mexico, 87549

Exceptional 298-acre property in Taos, NM featuring panoramic views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Gently rolling terrain with pinon, juniper, and open meadows—ideal for a private estate, equestrian property, or working ranch, or a fantastic Investment opportunity for luxury estates; one of the last large tracts close to Taos. Enjoy unmatched privacy and natural beauty just minutes from Taos Plaza, Taos Ski Valley, and Rio Grande Gorge. Land Experience the unmatched beauty of Northern New Mexico on this extraordinary 298-acre property nestled just outside Taos. Panoramic mountain views and endless blue skies, this expansive landscape captures the essence of the high desert—peaceful, private, and full of possibility.Its sweeping vistas of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains provide a stunning backdrop for sunrise and sunset alike.Enjoy the tranquility of nature while being only a short drive from Taos’ vibrant art scene, dining, skiing, and outdoor recreation. With ample space for horses, livestock, and multiple building sites, this property combines wide-open freedom with convenient access to modern amenities.The property features several roads and trails, with a major draw with rock outcroppings on one side. This road starts at the northern edge, loops through the center of the property, and ends at the far northeast corner. Providing great access to most of the property. The property is mostly fenced along the perimeter with metal posts and barbed wire  Highlights:298 deeded acres of pristine Northern New Mexico landscapePanoramic mountain views and exceptional privacyDiverse terrain with mature trees and open grazing areasExcellent potential for ranching, equestrian use, or DEVELOPMENTClose to Taos Plaza, Taos Ski Valley, and Rio Grande recreation areasA Boundary Survey Plat was prepared for Juan F. Garcia to Wetmore was prepared by Lawrence S. Montoya N.M.P.S. #12349 dated 07/18/06 being project No. 1612C and which survey plat is filed for record in Plat Cabinet E Page 101-A of the records of Taos County, New Mexico. A rare opportunity to own a vast slice of the Taos high desert—where peace, beauty, and potential meet.Improvements Electricity is accessible from nearby power lines along US 84 or through a solar setup of your choice. Water can be sourced by drilling a new well, with three existing wells on-site that may be restorable. These utilities offer flexibility for off-grid living or future development, making it an excellent foundation for a custom ranch retreat.With no major improvements, this property offers a blank canvas for creating your ideal ranch retreat. Perfect for developing luxury estates or designing a personalized sanctuary, it provides the freedom to shape the land to your vision and bring your unique style to life.Recreation Expansive open terrain with minimal light pollution—ideal for stargazing.Premier ski destinations within easy driving distance, including Taos, Santa Fe, Purgatory, Wolf Creek, and Telluride.The Rio Grande Gorge is just minutes away and offers many recreational opportunities, including viewing of the Wild herd of Big Horn Sheep.Ojo Caliente Hot Springs and award-winning Resort & Spa Ojo Spa Resorts is a mere 30-minute drive from the property,  offering spacious rooms, award-winning dining, and world-class spa and hot springs. Less than two hours to the world-renowned San Juan River, famous for trophy trout fishing with over 15,000 fish per mile. 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 Navajo Reservoir is only 45 minutes away—excellent for boating, water sports, and fishing.Multiple nearby lakes offer family-friendly fishing and outdoor recreation. On-property opportunities for hiking, camping, hunting, and ATV riding.Abundant wildlife, including Elk,  mule deer, foxes, coyotes, and rabbits.Surrounded by rich cultural attractions—art galleries, museums, and national parks, Taos Pueblo is minutes away as well as several other native American Pueblos and cultural sites.Located in New Mexico Game Unit 50 with strong potential for EPLUS elk permit qualification (secondary zone). The owner has never applied for Elk Permits with NMDGF through the Eplus program. The new owner would have to apply to NMDGF to determine the requirements and what it would qualify for. Always check local regulations. The property lies in the secondary zone; thus, it should qualify for unlimited elk permits that can be used on the property or any other private land within unit 50, with the private landowner’s permission.Private land deer tags are readily available through NMDGF or local dealers.This property is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, investors, or developers seeking a recreational ranch with exceptional access to world-class activities and natural beauty.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 Property OverviewThis exceptional ranch offers an outstanding balance of water resources, improved grazing land, and natural beauty — ideal for recreation, development, Luxury estates, livestock operations, and wildlife management.Water ResourcesThree wells have been drilled on the property; they have been abandoned and will need to be developed, or a new well will need to be drilled. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources To be conveyed to buyer if presently heldGeneral Operations Vacant parcel with unlimited possibilitiesRegion & 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 and 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 Evidence of the “Chili Line” is still present on the property. The Chili Line rails are long gone, and the grade is slowly washing back into the adobe soil from which it was formed. Built by horses and mules, the D&RG’s (Denver & Rio Grande) Chili Line was unique in two ways. Originally built to connect Denver to Mexico City, it was to be the first north-south line in the nation, in contrast to other major western railroads, which ran east-west. Also unique, in that it was the first three-foot narrow track railroad in the nation, it ran from Antonito, Colorado, to Santa Fe, New Mexico, between the years of 1887 and 1941. The Antonito to Tres Piedras run, or northern end of the Chili Line, began operating in 1881 and ran for 61 years.Property OverviewTaos Connection is a rare and historic holding that stands out among premier properties in the American Southwest. With only a handful of owners over the past century, this remarkable property offers a legacy of stewardship and seclusion that’s increasingly difficult to find.Land & LocationBordering thousands of acres of hard-to-access public lands, Taos Connection provides exceptional privacy, unmatched views, and endless opportunities for development, recreation, and exploration. These rare, large tracts of contiguous land offer the perfect balance of accessibility and solitude.Nearby AmenitiesLocated less than 45 minutes from Taos, New Mexico, the property enjoys proximity to a charming mountain town, home to many Celebrities.The iconic Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, in Chama, a National Historic Landmark that draws visitors year-round, is a mere hour and a half drive away.SummaryWith its combination of historic provenance, vast landscapes, and adjacency to protected public lands, Taos Connection represents an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of the authentic American West — a truly limited offering in today’s market. 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 This exceptional ranch property is ideally situated in northern New Mexico, offering both seclusion and accessibility. Located within an hour’s drive of Chama, New Mexico, the ranch enjoys easy access to several nearby communities and destinations, making it an ideal balance of privacy and convenience.Within comfortable driving distance, you’ll find:Taos NM, Less than an hour Chama NM within an Hour and a half driveFarmington, NM – approximately 3 1/2 hoursAlbuquerque, NM – approximately 3 hoursSanta Fe, NM – approximately 2 hoursDurango, CO – approximately 4 hoursDenver, CO – approximately 5 hoursNavajo Reservoir: within a 2 1/2 hour driveWolf Creek Ski Area: within a 2 1/2 hour driveTaos Ski Area: within a 1&1/2 hour drivePurgatory Ski Area: within a 4 1/2 hour driveRecreational opportunities abound, with Navajo Reservoir, Wolf Creek Ski Area, Taos Ski Valley, and Santa Fe Ski Resort all within a few hours’ drive.Both Durango and Albuquerque feature major airports offering domestic and international flights, providing convenient access for travel and visitors.This strategic location combines the tranquility of rural living with proximity to vibrant cultural centers, outdoor recreation, and essential amenities—perfect for those seeking a ranch lifestyle without sacrificing accessibility.

$240,000

160 Acres

La Plata, New Mexico, 87418

Priced aggressively for a quick sale, listed $16,000 below the appraised value of $256,000 . The time to buy this property is now. A square 160 +/- acre parcel covered in Sage Brush, with unobstructed views of the La Plata and San Juan Mountains. The property is in a great location for your dream home or possible development property. There are two Natural Gas Wells that are actively producing an annual revenue stream. Land The property is one continuous 160 +/- deeded acres, shaped in an Square Average elevation of 5,925; Almost flat parcel with less than 40 feet difference in elevation from the lowest point to the highest point; ideal for solar panels.The property appears to have never had a structure built on it; thus, it is unspoiled, ready for you to build your dream home. With the unobstructed view of the La Plata and San Juan Mountains and so many building locations to choose from that would be an ideal location for your dream home.Electricity is proved by the local rural electric cooperative with poles on the adjacent properties to the east. Most property owners in the area have their own well. Cost to drill a well varies depending on numerous factors.Improvements Access roads and roads around the perimeter of the property..   One major oversized road cuts though the property with a large locked metal gate for added security to the property      Recreation             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, and, Telluride to name a few.The ranch is less than an hour’s 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 45 minutes’ drive from the property. Numerous lakes that offer great family fishing and recreation are within a hours drive.Hiking, Camping, Hunting, ATV Riding are all available on the propertySmall animals, such as rabbits, coyotes, fox can be found on the property, mule deer are often seen on the and around 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.Located in New Mexico Game and Fish Game unit 2A,The owner has never applied for Elk Permits with NMDGF through the Eplus program; thus, the property does not have a history of what it might qualify for. The new owner would have to apply to NMDGF to determine the requirements and what it would qualify for. Always check local regulations. There is a good possibility that the property may qualify for elk permits within the EPLUS program. The property lies in the secondary zone, thus should qualify for unlimited elk permits that can be used on the property or any other private land within unit 2A, with permission from the Owner. Private land deer tags are available through the public draw. Check the NMDGF hunt publication for details. Agriculture The property is mostly covered in native Sage Brush thoughout the property and plenty of native grassesWater/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources To be conveyed to buyer if presently heldGeneral Operations There are two Natural Gas Wells that are actively producing an annual revenue stream.Hillcorp Energy Company is the producer. The current owner recently received a royalty check in the amount of  $101.98 in September 2025Region & Climate Resting in the foothills of the La Plata & San Juan Mountains, the property is subject to a good mix of temperatures and participation. La Plata, NM has a semi-arid climate with warm summers and mild winters. The average temperature is around 90°F in the summer and 35°F in the winter months. Rainfall throughout the year averages at 13 inches, primarily during the spring months. Snowfall is relatively minimal, averaging around 12 inches per year. The area experiences plenty of sunshine throughout the year, about 300 days on average.                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 thunderstormsHistory The area is rich in history from the Native American tribes to the early Spanish settlers that called the area home. With Aztec Ruins, Chaco Canyon, Mesa Verde National Parks just a short driving distance from the property. Chaco Canyon is but an hour’s drive from the property; Mesa Verde is less than an hours’ drive. Aztec Ruins and many other Anasazi sites are nearby.There are Numerous petroglyphs and ancient ruins dot the landscape in Largo Wash and the numerous finger canyons in the area. This makes this area ideal for the avid or novice explorer.Durango, CO is less than 45 minutes from the property, with its rich mining history and the Historic Durango & Silverton 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 distanceAztec New Mexico: within 20 minuite driveFarmington New Mexico: within a 20 minuite driveAlbuquerque: within three hour’s driveDurango Colorado: within a 45 minuite driveSanta Fe: within 4 hour  driveNavajo Reservoir: within a an hour’s driveBoth Durango and Albuquerque have major airports to serve with both domestic and international flights.