Catron County, New Mexico Land For Sale (88 results)

Description: This one of a kind home with land is located just 7 miles west of Pie Town, New Mexico. The property combines its original charm with modern conveniences along with the solitude of the peaceful outdoors. With a huge turnkey 6,475 square foot home and fully fenced 5 acres the opportunities are endless. Nestled in the cedars with stunning mountain views this property could be a wonderful family home or produce additional income as a bed and breakfast or outfitting lodge. The well pumps 5 gallons a minute and runs to 4 separate water hydrants that will easily support a large garden, livestock, and/or wildlife. The neighboring property is also on the market for sale. It includes a top notch barn, possibility of E-plus elk tags, along with a BLM cattle lease. Make these both yours to expand the opportunities! Improvements : This 6 bedroom, 6 bathroom home with real wood doors was built in 2008. The home has a new metal roof along with new custom plumbing and 2 insulation. Along with the 6,475 square feet comes an additional 288 square foot basement. Baseboard heat in all of the bathrooms and a 2.5hp pump assure you will never be cold or out of hot water. The open porch and balcony offer a comfortable place to host company or sit in solitude and watch the beautiful NM sunrises and sunsets. A 2 car carport is offered along with a chicken coop that is ready for some hens. Countless options come with this home including additional space to add your own hobbies or interests. Hunting/Wildlife : The property is located in Unit 12 and approximately 7-8 miles from Unit 13. Both units have exceptional elk and mule deer. Other wildlife on or surrounding the property include antelope, mountain lion, bear, bobcat, turkey, coyotes, and many other species. Both Units are known to produce some of the best hunting in the state. Taxes: Approximately $1,700.00 - $1,800.00 a year. Vegetation: 5 acres has lush gramma grass along with several juniper and cedar trees. The views are breath taking each season with the colorful wildflowers and vegetation throughout the 5 acres. Elevation: The property and surrounding areas range from 7,310 to 7,790 feet. Climate: The area has four distinct seasons and a moderate climate. The Summer high daytime average temperature is 85 degrees and winter low of 15 in January. The annual precipitation for the area is 17 inches. Area facts and Schools: The property is located in a rural subdivision approximately 7 miles west of Pie Town. This area is an existing but relatively new rural area with good quality site-built homes and some manufactured homes. Pie Town is a small, rural village consisting of approximately 50 people. Services offered include 3 restaurants and a US Post Office. Public school is located in Quemado only 16 miles from the house. Quemado is a small rural village consisting of approximately 400 people. Reserve, the county seat is located approximately 50 miles southwest with a k-12 school as well. Also, Datil Elementary has a small rural K-6 school located 29 miles from the property. Features Property Type: Residential County/Area: Catron County Zip Code: 87827 Year Built: 2008 Bedrooms: 6 Full Baths: 6 Lot Size: 5 acres Call Audra at 575 418-8046 for additional information and a qualified showing. Brokers welcome.

The expansive and diverse 19,139 +/- acre Sawtooth Basin Ranch is nestled in the scenic and remote landscape of Pie Town, New Mexico and has spectacular geographical features rising from New Mexico's rolling pinyon/juniper floor to its majestic sawtooth-figured peaks and valleys. With breathtaking views, abundant wildlife, and rich history, this property offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a legendary premier elk hunting ranch, providing the tranquility of wide-open spaces in Catron County, New Mexico. Catron County is well known to produce record-sized elk and is in the heart of some of the best trophy elk hunting in the United States. Trophy mule deer reaching record book size have also been harvested on this property. Pronghorn Antelope frequent the ranch and have grown record-sized horns.Total acreage is comprised of 16,833 +/- deeded acres, 1,960 +/- acres of State Trust Land Lease, and 346 +/- acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Lease. The central and east portion of the ranch is within Game Management Unit (GMU) 13, consisting of approximately 13,914 +/- deeded acres, while the west portion is within GMU 12, consisting of approximately 2,919+/- deeded acres. Both big game units are known to produce some of the largest free-range antlered bull elk anywhere!The Ranch is currently signed up in the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish's Landowner Private Land Elk Program (EPLUS). In 2024 the property received 16 Mature Bull (MB) Elk Landowner Authorizations, 13 Archery Either Sex (ES) Elk Landowner Authorizations and 11 Antlerless Landowner Authorizations. Private land Mule Deer and Pronghorn hunting licenses are unlimited over the counter, allowing for the landowner to determine how many Deer and Pronghorn hunters to allow to meet management goals.Management practices and habitat improvements have enhanced the health and carrying capacity of the property to increase elk numbers and the elk use on the property. Mule deer, pronghorn, black bear and other wildlife species have benefitted from the conservation work that has been done for elk. In 2023, only three elk licenses were validated, and in 2024, only four elk licenses were validated with a harvest success rate of 100% for both years. The age class of elk bulls on the ranch has increased due to the very low number of elk authorizations used over the last two years. Forest management consisted of thinning and mastication of overgrown pinyon and juniper trees on approximately 500 acres where treatment was conducted in a mosaic pattern to reduce woody vegetation. Two large hydraulic axe machines were used to grind and masticate trees, stimulating new forb, brush and grass growth in the treated area. By reducing the canopy cover, increasing water availability and sunlight, new forbs, browse and grasses have responded by growing in these areas. Elk, mule deer and pronghorn use on the new growth was immediate and favorable to them.In 2024, the Sawtooth Basin Ranch was awarded on incentive mule deer license for all the habitat improvement contributions that was valid during the mule deer rut timeframe, aside from the regular structured hunt seasons by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.The largest set of elk sheds known to be found on the ranch had an unofficial gross score of 424 inches.In addition to being a spectacular hunting ranch, the property would sustain a full-scale livestock operation if so desired. Water is distributed throughout the ranch and native grasses are abundant across the property. A new eight +/- mile underground waterline and 8 new water drinkers have been installed to disperse permanent water across the ranch expanding this valuable resource to needed areas. The water storage tanks at the commercial well have a capacity to hold 24,000+/- gallons of water with an additional 10,000+/--gallon water storage tank placed on the south side of the ranch.There are five water wells on the ranch, one of which is a rare commercial well permitted for 25-acre feet of diversion annually. This is significantly higher than the amount of diversion permitted by most domestic wells, which is 3 acres annually. This commercial well sets this ranch apart from others in the area, providing much-needed water.The ranch boasts evidence of prehistoric Native American existence on the property can be found throughout. Pottery shards, arrowheads and grinding stones have and can be found on the property.Housing on the ranch consists of a 3,400+/- sq/ft main house, a 600+/- sq/ft cabin, a 900+/- sq/ft mountain cabin and a 1,232+/- sq/ft manufactured foreman's house. Three of the houses had new septic systems installed in 2022. The mountain cabin sports up-close, breathtaking views of the majestic sawtooth mountain peaks from the back deck.Vehicular access to the ranch is optimum via paved highway access with three gates on the south and good-maintained County road access from the west and norther part of the property. Three new stunning metal entrance gates showcase the quality and stature the ranch provides.This legendary, turnkey-ready ranch offers an opportunity to own one of New Mexico's premier Elk hunting ranches!

Create your own place to stay and get enough landowner elk tags to bring your friends along too! Forest inholdings in the Gila don't come up for sale often and this one definitely sets the bar high. Water is key in the western U.S. to create wildlife corridors. Multiple springs weave throughout the entirety of the property creating an oasis in the middle of unit 15, one of the most coveted elk hunting units in the entire western United States. Land Approximately 115 acres inholding in the Gila National Forest. Land is composed of mostly an open valley with water running the entire property length. Vegetation is very diverse and has been well managed with brush management performed by the current owner. Trees include Ponderosa Pine, Gambel Oak, Pinon Pine and Alligator Juniper. Grasses include cool seasons like western wheatgrass and warm seasons like blue and sideoats gramma. Improvements Great opportunity build your own off grid cabin to your liking. There is a small carport on the property, which can be seen in the listing photos. Permanent water was established through a new solar well with storage. Fences, both interior and exterior, have been well maintained. Recreation Landowner Deer & Elk Tags With general drawings averaging a 2% success rate, and sometimes many years to draw a coveted tag, is it time for you to secure that legacy hunting dream property with landowner tags? Mangitas Springs Ranch received 5 landowner elk tags in 2024 and qualifies for over-the-counter mule deer tags. (Always check regs.) Big Game Hunting-Along the Eastern Arizona state line in Western New Mexico is the renowned and prestigious Unit 15. Among the Gila National Forest, Unit 15 is a primitive weapon only hunting unit, that keeps its trophy quality at its forefront. Game Management Unit 15 is one of the premiere elk hunting units in North America today. GMU 15 has a variety of terrain and habitat. Elevations range from approximately 6,000 8,000 feet. GMU 15 offers the hunter a wide range of hunting areas ranging from very difficult steep, rocky canyons to rolling cedar-covered hills to wide open prairies with an abundance of elk herds scattered throughout the unit with great trophy potential, making it an elk hunters paradise. Fishing- The 800-acre Quemado Lake Recreation Area is located approximately 20 miles south of Quemado. The recreation area includes the 131-acre manmade trout lake with two ADA fishing piers, two boat ramps, seven developed campgrounds, one primitive campground, and links to more than seven miles of hiking trails. The lake is nestled between pion-juniper woodlands and pine forests at an elevation of 7860 feet. Quemado is stocked all with rainbow trout in fall, winter and spring months. The lake offers year-round trout fishing and warm water fishing for channel catfish and smallmouth bass during the summer months. Other lakes in the Gila National Forest are Snow Lake and Lake Roberts. Agriculture The area is abundant in vegetation and using cattle grazing to help maintain a healthy ecosystem outside of the hunting season would be a great opportunity,also to minimize taxes on the property. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water rights associated with the recently drilled well and the spring will convey with the sale Region & Climate Luna, NM has a mild climate that generally remains comfortable year-round. Summers are hot and dry with temperatures reaching up to the mid-90s, while winters are cooler and usually get no lower than the mid-30s. Despite its desert environment, there is plenty of sunshine throughout the year that helps keep Luna's climate pleasant. Rainfall is sparse overall, although occasional thunderstorms occur during the summer months. Winters tend to be drier and cooler than summers, making them an ideal time for outdoor activities. History The Mangitas Springs Ranch has been in private ownership for 200 years. Most recently, it has been managed for hunting and has had water development, brush management, and spring improvements to maintain wildlife habitat. Wildlife are abundant due to its adjacent forest cover and abundant water. Location The property sits almost adjacent to Forest Road 19, a maintained gravel road. It is 19 miles to Luna, NM, 34 miles to Quemado, NM, or Alpine, AZ, 40 miles to Reserve, NM, and 42 miles to Springerville, AZ. T-16 Reserve Airport, with 4800' runway, is approximately 34 miles away. Albuquerque International Sunport is approximately 3.5 hours and Tucson and El Paso Airports are just over 5 hours away.

A hunter's paradise in sought-after NM Elk Hunting Unit 16D, this 1,860 square foot cabin is entirely built from 12 inch logs and sleeps as many as 9 occupants. The ambiance is fascinating, fabulous views through large windows across green meadows and pine forests. From 10x40 covered porch listen to the Tularosa Creek running by the cabin day in, day out, year-round. The property encompasses a small local cemetery on 3 sides. For your livestock and equipment storage there is a 43x80 adobe barn , and for additional guests a 400 square foot tiny house sits secluded in its own forest area, and it sleeps 4 or more occupants. Just past the highway entrance there is an apple and peach orchard. Living with a large wood stove that heats the entire house, dining and kitchen are all open concept. A large king-sized master bed and log and tile bathroom with its oversized tub provide the comfort you deserve when you get away from the hectic life in the city. Upstairs there is a tile and log 3/4 bath which serves a queen bedroom and a single bedroom as well as a sitting and reading area which has a futon couch that sleeps two as well. The couch in the living room is a sleeper for two guests as well, so the entire cabin comfortably sleeps a total of 9. The basement is finished with a slab and brick walls, and stretches throughout the length and width of the cabin and provides ample space for food and supplies storage. A 2 bedroom 600 sf guest house with a handicapped access ramp and a large covered porch is included. The 3,440 square foot adobe barn includes 8 stalls for horses or smaller livestock plus a hay storage room and a tack room, and could also be divided to include a greenhouse area. The hoop house by the cabin was used to grow vegetables during the growing season. This property is at the head of the Tularosa Creek irrigation community, the creek runs through the property via a north irrigation ditch, a south irrigation ditch, and it runs through the middle of the property when the property is not being irrigated. There are 27.54 acre feet total of diversion water rights, and the two houses and the barn are supplied with Aragon Village water. Keep your horses, cattle, sheep or goats on irrigated ground, watered and fed! The property abuts private lands on all sides. National Forest access to the hundreds of thousands of acres of the Gila Wilderness for hiking, hunting, horseback or ATV's is from Hwy 12 only a few hundred feet from Graveyard Rd that leads you to cabin from Hwy 12.

Wake up each morning to golden sunrises, quiet desert air, and the kind of freedom most people only dream about. This enchanting 0.50-acre flat parcel in Luna County, New Mexico offers you the chance to build your own off-grid sanctuary or minimalist getaway on your terms. With no HOA restrictions, and zoning that allows RVs, mobile homes, and camping, you can shape your escape exactly how you see fit. Whether you want a peaceful retirement spot, a seasonal base, or a secure storage site with mountain views, this land is your blank canvas of possibility. Just minutes from Deming and a scenic drive to Las Cruces, convenience meets solitude in the best way. But this isnt just about land its about lifestyle. Spend your weekends hiking the ancient volcanic formations at City of Rocks State Park, rockhounding beneath starry skies at Rockhound State Park, or wandering through the fascinating displays at the Basin Range Geolapidary Museum. Recharge your spirit in nature, explore the cultural heart of New Mexico at the Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum, or simply watch the night sky burst into constellations above your private retreat. For the off-grid dreamer, the quiet soul, or the visionary investor this is more than land; it's your magical next chapter. Property Information Cash Price: $1,250 Owner Financing Terms: $57.23 Monthly For 24 Months Down Payment: $100 Doc Fee: $200 PROPERTY INFO: County: Luna State: NM Size: 0.50- Acres APN: 3051152174033 COORDINATE Center: 32.066624, -107.745979 NW: 32.066888, -107.746161 NE: 32.066893, -107.745798 SE: 32.06636, -107.745794 SW: 32.066356, -107.746158 COUNTY INFO: Zoning: Single Family Dwelling Camping: No structure of a temporary character, trailer, basement, tent, shack, garage, barn, or other outbuilding shall be used on any lot. RVs: No trailer, mobile home or simitar wheeled transportable dwelling unit shall be located or any building plot nearer than 25 feet to the front line Mobile Home: No structure of a temporary character, trailer, basement, tent, shack, garage, barn, or other outbuilding shall be used on any lot. Water: Dig a well. Contact State Engineer District Office at 575-546-2851 for more information. Sewer/Septic: Septic. Contact Luna County Environmental Health at (575) 546-1464 for more information. Electric: Contact Columbus Electric Co-Op at (575) 546-8838 for more information. Gas: None provided, suggested using propane. Contact Pinnacle Propane at (575) 546-0001.

Price drastically reduced! Looking for comfort away from all? You have arrived! This ''ranch'' is the perfect place to retire, work from home, or as a weekend/vacation retreat. Both houses are log sided and in excellent condition. Modern laminate floors throughout, majestic beams indoors, handicapped ramp at main house, modern country kitchen, large bedrooms, game room can be used as a bedroom, ranch style fireplace in main and wood stove in guest house, quiet, excellent well provides 10 gallons/minute, shop/storage building, screened porch with amazing view, covered gazebo has outdoor built-in grill. Bunkhouse conveys fully furnished with all appliances. With very little effort turn it into a horse farm, BLM close by offers lots of riding, or enjoy ATV! this subdivision is surrounded by the 174,000 ac York Ranch. Sellers will convey much of the furniture, ask listing broker for a complete list.

Cienega Amarilla Ranch is 400 acres in western New Mexico, defined by rare yearround water: the Cienega Amarilla runs the length of the property, shaded by mature trees and forming a natural wildlife corridor. A comfortable, solarpowered ranch house and corrals anchor the headquarters. In GMU 12 and currently receiving a landowner elk tag through EPLUS, this is a secluded, capable gentleman's ranch. Land Cienega Amarilla Ranch offers 400-acres with a blend of riparian bottomland and upland high desert. The Cienega Amarilla flows year-round through the entire length of the property, lined with mature cottonwoods and willows that create rare, lush habitat in this part of New Mexico. Native grasses flourish along the cienega and provide excellent forage for light livestock or big game use. Beyond the creek, the land rises into pion-juniper hillsides with scattered open benches, sandstone bluffs, and expansive views across the valley. Historically used for cattle ranching, the property remains well suited for use as a gentleman's ranchcapable of supporting a few head of cattle or horses while maintaining its strong wildlife habitat. The combination of perennial water, healthy cover, and forage makes the ranch a natural draw for elk, deer, and other game throughout the year. Improvements The ranch headquarters centers on a comfortable, rustic home set just west of the Cienega Amarilla. Interior features include a large living area with a wood-burning stove, log-accent walls, and a covered porch that captures sunset views as the cliffs above the cienega light up. Electricity is provided by a solar array with battery storage and inverter. There is no well; domestic water is pulled directly from the Cienega Amarilla via on-site pumping. Propane service supports heating and appliances. The yard around the home includes fruit trees, shade trees, and raised garden beds, along with stone and paver patios that frame the headquarters area. A dedicated storage and utility room supports extended off-grid use. Outbuildings include a shop/garage with ample storage and workspace, plus additional ranch structures for tools and supplies. Adjacent to the headquarters is a functional set of corrals and small livestock pens. The ranch is fully fenced except where sheer cliffs create natural borders. Internal ranch roads and two-track trails provide 44 and UTV access along the creek corridor. Recreation Cienega Amarilla Ranch lies within New Mexico Game Management Unit 12, known for healthy populations of elk, mule deer, and pronghorn, along with black bear and mountain lion. The year-round water and riparian corridor of the Cienega Amarilla create dependable habitat that consistently attracts wildlife. The ranch is currently enrolled in the EPLUS program as part of a larger cooperative of ranches, which provides a landowner elk authorization. With the features of this ranch, including the habitat created by the year-round cienega, future owners may have the opportunity to apply for habitat improvement incentive tags, thereby increasing the total number of tags*. Hunting for other species, including deer, pronghorn, and bear, is available to landowners through over-the-counter tags, giving owners a wide spectrum of hunting opportunities on the property. Beyond hunting, the ranch's secluded setting offers quiet privacy for horseback riding, hiking, and exploring the sandstone bluffs and historic settlement remnants. Nearby public lands and national forests across western New Mexico and eastern Arizona expand the scope for additional recreation. *Always check the latest regulations with NMDGF. Agriculture Cienega Amarilla Ranch was historically a cattle ranch, supported by the perennial water of the Cienega Amarilla and the grass it produces along its corridor. While the property's 400 acres are not suited to large-scale operations, it offers strong potential as a gentleman's ranchideal for running a small herd of cattle or a few horses. The cienega provides consistent forage and water, a rare advantage in this part of New Mexico. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The defining resource of the ranch is the Cienega Amarillaa perennial, spring-fed wetland that runs the full 400-acre length of the property. Cinegas are unique to the Southwest: permanently saturated wetlands in an otherwise arid landscape. Once common across the region, many have been lost to overgrazing and groundwater diversion, making this intact cinega especially rare. These wetlands are sustained by groundwater discharge and patterns of winter precipitation, creating organic-rich soils and supporting a mosaic of vegetation. Along the Cienega Amarilla, sedges and rushes thrive in the saturated soils, while willows and cottonwoods line the corridor and provide shade and shelter. This continuous green ribbon stands in sharp contrast to the surrounding high desert. Region & Climate Set in Catron County near the Arizona line at roughly 6,800 feet, the ranch sits in New Mexico's high-desert plateau. Summers are hot, with daytime highs commonly in the 90s, often followed by late-summer monsoon storms. Spring and fall are cooler transition seasons. Winters are cold with periodic snow. Annual precipitation is light, and the area is known for abundant clear, sunny days. Location The ranch is accessed by county-maintained roads, offering a secluded setting near the New MexicoArizona line. While Quemado is the nearest New Mexico community, the most practical full-service base is St.Johns, Arizona, less than an hour to the west. Springerville and Eagar are also within easy reach for supplies and services, with Show Low serving as the closest larger hub. Approximate drive times: St.Johns, AZ 4560 minutes Springerville/Eagar, AZ about 11 hours Show Low, AZ about 2 hours Albuquerque, NM 23 hours Phoenix, AZ 5 hours Tucson, AZ 56 hours

Allow yourself to be set back into the days of homesteading with all modern day comfort! Beautiful log sided hand crafted wood finished country home in quiet setting, easy access from main subdivision road, 2 lots totaling 51.6 acres for your horses to roam. Gated, Ponderosa trees, pasture, gorgeous jetted pool and fireplaces with stone walls, custom built country kitchen, oak and tile floors. Large covered and open decks with a sunken hot tub with a view! Screened porch, barn, corral, 1-bedroom guest house includes workshop, sheds, green house, 2 car garage, graded roads throughout, fenced and cross-fenced, RV parking. 3 bedrooms in main house, 1 in open loft, hand-crafted staircase made from pine on the property, lots of old ponderosa trees provide shade for the livestock. Shallow 145 ft well pumps 6gpm, 3 acre feet of water rights. Guest house is approx. 600 sf with a well equipped workshop, tools convey, and hay storage underneath the porch roof. Two additional shed offer storage for grain, hay, feed etc. a 1937 Farmall tractor with accessories conveys, as well as an ATV with a trailer. Owner will finance for 1 year only, 4% interest, 25% cash down. Property is subdividable into 2 parcels.

Wide open spaces, is the way to describe this vacant 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, the property provides for 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 7400 Improvements 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 property General Operations Recreational use, Cattle grazing Region & Climate Mild summers and mild winters Location 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

Venture into the vast and untamed landscapes of X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch, a prime hunting retreat in Catron County, New Mexico. This expansive property spans over 4,480 acres, comprised of 3,200 deed acres, & 1,280 acres of state grazing lease, offering serious hunters a unique opportunity to own a ranch renowned for its trophy game and rich history. Located between the quiet towns of Quemado and Pie Town, this property has only been offered once before, making it a truly rare find. X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch is situated in Game Unit 12, an area celebrated for its world-class hunting opportunities. For 2024, the ranch received 3 rifle, 1 archery, and 2 cow tags. The land is ideal for those in pursuit of trophy elk, antelope, and mule deer. The ranch's rolling terrain, dotted with native grasses, pion, and juniper, provides excellent cover and habitat for wildlife. With 5 reliable wells ensuring water access throughout the year, the ranch supports a thriving game population, making it a hunter's dream come true. Beyond hunting, X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch is a working cattle ranch, capable of supporting around 60 pairs. This operation not only keeps the land productive but also maintains its agricultural tax status. The ranch includes a state grazing lease that adds valuable acreage for cattle management, especially during hunting seasons when game needs to be carefully managed. The ranch's headquarters features a large 40x80 barndominum that comes equipped with power and water, and is ready to be built out. Located away from the prime hunting areas, the HQ offers a perfect spot to relax after a long day in the field. Whether you're planning to use it as a base for a mobile camp, a motorhome, or build it out as a barndominium, the infrastructure is ready to support your vision. Access to the ranch is easy year-round via an all-weather county road, ensuring you can reach your private retreat in any season. Nearby, the towns of Quemado and Pie Town provide a glimpse of authentic New Mexico life. Quemado offers essential services such as fuel, groceries, and dining, making it a practical stop for ranch owners. Pie Town, famous for its delicious homemade pies and annual festival, brings a touch of local charm and community spirit. For those needing to travel, the ranch is conveniently located near several airports. Springerville Municipal Airport, just an hour away in Arizona, is perfect for private aircraft and quick getaways. Grants-Milan Municipal Airport, approximately 90 minutes away, offers additional options for regional travel. If you need to connect with major cities, Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) is about 2 hours and 30 minutes away, providing broader access while keeping the ranch's secluded feel. With a history of producing record-breaking elk and nearly perfect success rates for antelope and mule deer hunts, X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch stands out as an exceptional investment for hunters and land enthusiasts. The ranch's exclusive landowner tags for elk, antelope, and mule deer ensure that you can enjoy these prime hunting opportunities season after season. X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch is not just a property; it's a legacy waiting to be embraced. Whether you're an avid hunter, a dedicated rancher, or someone seeking to invest in a family estate, this ranch offers unparalleled opportunities in one of New Mexico's most desirable hunting regions. Don't miss your chance to own this incredible piece of landreach out to us today to learn more or to arrange a private tour. Your next adventure awaits at X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch.

Visit the property listing on our website for a LOT more info, pics, etc. on this property! WWW . SAVVYLANDS . COM Imagine owning 12.37 rolling acres in Catron County, New Mexico, perched atop a massive ridgeline with panoramic valley views and direct access to adjacent?BLM land! This undeveloped lot is a dream spot to build your cabin or homestead. Electric lines run along the western border of the property making hooking up to power straightforward. Priced at only $19,999 CASH, this property is an affordable slice of serenity! Please visit the property listing on our website for Seller Financing Terms and Conditions. Whether you’re chasing outdoor adventures or peace and privacy, this property delivers! Ready to explore more? Check out the full listing on our website at: WWW . SAVVYLANDS . COM

Explore this incredible opportunity to own @127 acres of fully fenced land, perfect for your next adventure or investment. This expansive property features a permitted septic system and conex storage container. Experience nature like never before with a variety of wildlife present on the property. Conveniently located with direct access off the highway. Whether you envision a secluded retreat or something entirely unique, this land offers a lot! Land This @127 acre parcel has various terrain and features. Historically this property has qualified for e plus tags and new owner could apply to reestablish those tags. There are plenty of open grassy areas covered with native grasses transitioning into ridges with tree cover perfect for wildlife shelter. Plenty of open meadows to see the deer elk and antelope that cross the property. Vegetation is diverse and property has a great layout. Improvements The property is fully fenced with a 40' conex container with a built-on awning. Owner had a permitted septic installed with intent to build a home. There is also a small horse pen and two seasonal ponds that were dug on the property. Recreation Catron County, New Mexico, offers a wealth of recreational opportunities, making it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Quemado Lake, located in Catron County, New Mexico, is a serene and picturesque destination that attracts outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Nestled at an elevation of approximately 7,500 feet, the lake is surrounded by the stunning landscapes of the Gila National Forest, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and forests. The lake itself covers about 200 acres and is known for its clear, cool waters, making it a popular spot for fishing, kayaking, and canoeing. Anglers can expect to find a variety of fish, including rainbow trout and tiger muskie, making it a favorite among local fishing enthusiasts. The tranquil setting provides an excellent opportunity for relaxation and unwinding in nature. In addition to fishing, Quemado Lake offers numerous hiking and biking trails nearby, allowing visitors to explore the rich flora and fauna of the area. The surrounding forest is home to diverse wildlife, making it an ideal spot for birdwatching and wildlife observation. Agriculture The area is historically known for its cattle ranching and sheep farming. The open ranges provide ample grazing land, and livestock operations thrive due to the healthy environment and available resources. Region & Climate Catron County experiences a semi-arid climate with warm summers and mild winters, providing an ideal environment for certain crops and livestock. The soil composition varies, with fertile areas suitable for farming and grazing History & Miscellaneous Description history for the property and the region Before European settlers arrived, the area was home to indigenous peoples, including the Apache tribes, who thrived in the rugged landscape. The arrival of Spanish explorers in the 16th century marked the beginning of significant changes in the region, as they introduced new agricultural practices and established missions. In the 19th century, Catron County became a focal point during the westward expansion, with settlers drawn by the promise of land and opportunity. The county's mining boom in the late 1800s brought an influx of people seeking fortune, leading to the establishment of small towns and communities. Throughout the 20th century, Catron County continued to evolve, with agriculture and ranching becoming central to its economy. The area's breathtaking landscapes, including Gila National Forest and the Gila Wilderness, also attracted those interested in conservation and outdoor recreation. History Before European settlers arrived, the area was home to indigenous peoples, including the Apache tribes, who thrived in the rugged landscape. The arrival of Spanish explorers in the 16th century marked the beginning of significant changes in the region, as they introduced new agricultural practices and established missions. In the 19th century, Catron County became a focal point during the westward expansion, with settlers drawn by the promise of land and opportunity. The county's mining boom in the late 1800s brought an influx of people seeking fortune, leading to the establishment of small towns and communities. Throughout the 20th century, Catron County continued to evolve, with agriculture and ranching becoming central to its economy. The area's breathtaking landscapes, including Gila National Forest and the Gila Wilderness, also attracted those interested in conservation and outdoor recreation. Location Albuquerque Sunport is just over a 2 hour drive at a distance of 150 miles. Springerville AZ airport is just over an hour away.

This 23.573-acre property is located in the northeast corner of Catron County, New Mexico and is a quick 2 hour drive from Albuquerque! For additional information, photos, etc. on this property, please visit the property listing on our website at: www . SavvyLands . com KEY FEATURES: - Easy access! - Electricity & underground cables running along its border! - Great views! The Cibola National Forest, the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, the Gila National Forest, and the El Malpais National Conservation Area are all a short drive away from this property! DISCOUNTED CASH PRICE: $24,999 - Visit our website (www . SavvyLands . com) to purchase this property now! Copy and Paste these GPS Coordinates into Google Maps to drop a pin on the approximate Center of the Property: 34.569960, -107.926664 PROPERTY DETAILS: State: New Mexico County: Catron City: Pie Town Postal Code: 87827 Size (Acres): 23.573 Size (Square Feet): 1,026,840 (there are 43,560 square feet in 1 acre!) Property ID #: 2060022315190 Legal Description: Wild Horse Ranch, Unit IV, Lot 44 Property Address: An address has not been assigned to this property yet. The county can assign one to it if you would like one. - Street Name: County Road 080 (aka Dan Gatlin Road) - Cross Street Name: Amy Road Zoning: Residential / Rural Power: Power lines run along the southern and western borders of the property and cut through the southeast corner of the property. Water: There are community wells in this ranch but there is not a well on this property so you would need to drill a well or use alternative methods if you want a water source on this property. Sewer: None. You would need to install a septic system or use alternative methods. Cable / Internet: Underground cable runs at least along the north border of the property. Roads: Maintained Gravel & Dirt Roads. Survey: A legal survey has not been performed on this property. The property was located based on the county parcel map, the Wild Horse Ranch Phase 4 (IV) Plat Map, and the Wild Horse Ranch Subdivision Map. Property Taxes (Annual): $155.41 (in 2024) Property Back Taxes: None School District Name: Quemado Independent Schools School District Taxes (Annual): N/A - school district taxes are taxed through the county. School District Back Taxes: None Association Name: Wild Horse Ranch Landowners' Association Association Fees (Annual): $125.00 (in 2023) Association Back Fees: None Restrictions: Hunting, shooting, & trapping are not allowed in this ranch. - Please see the REFERENCE DOCUMENTS provided in this listing (or on the property listing on our website: WWW . SAVVYLANDS . COM) for the covenants. Time Limit to Build: Please see the REFERENCE DOCUMENTS attached to this listing (or on the property listing on our website: www . SavvyLands . com). General Elevation (Feet): 7,475 General Terrain: Level throughout with scattered trees and open spaces. Flood Zone: None known. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS (attached to this listing and available to download on the property listing on our website!): 1.) Plat Map of Wild Horse Ranch Phase 4 2.) Subdivision Map of Wild Horse Ranch 3.) Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions of Wild Horse Ranch Phase 4 4.) Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions Amendments 5.) Original Bylaws of the Wild Horse Ranch Landowners Association 6.) Bylaw Amendments 1 Through 5 for the Wild Horse Ranch Landowners Association 7.) Bylaw Amendment 6 for the Wild Horse Ranch Landowners Association 8.) Bylaw Amendment 7 for the Wild Horse Ranch Landowners Association 9.) Snow Removal Map for Wild Horse Ranch 10.) Fire Evacuation Map for Wild Horse Ranch NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY TO VISIT THE PROPERTY! GPS Coordinates to the Center of the Property: 34.569960, -107.926664 - Northeast Corner of the Property: 34.570786, -107.924588 - Southeast Corner of the Property: 34.568747, -107.924620 - Southwest Corner of the Property: 34.569030, -107.929119 - Northwest Corner of the Property: 34.571113, -107.929105 DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO THE NORTH BORDER OF THE PROPERTY: 1.) From the intersection of US-60 & NM-603 in Pie Town, New Mexico. 2.) Head North on NM-603 and continue for approximately 3.13 Miles until you reach the intersection of NM-603 & York Ranch Road. 3.) Turn Right (Northeast) onto York Ranch Road and continue for approximately 17.6 Miles until you reach Catron County Road A079. 4.) Turn Right (East) onto Catron County Road A079 and continue for approximately 4.32 Miles to where Catron County Road A079 makes a sharp turn to the Right (Southeast). 5.) Take the sharp turn to the Right (Southeast) on County Road A079 and continue for approximately 0.49 Miles until you reach County Road A080. 6.) Turn Left (East) onto County Road A080 and continue for approximately 0.65 miles until you reach Amy Road. The Northwest corner of the property is the Southeast corner of this intersection (the intersection of County Road A080 & Amy Road). DISTANCES FROM THE PROPERTY: - El Malpais National Conservation Area: 26 Miles to the North - Albuquerque, New Mexico: 114 Miles to the Northeast - Los Lunas, New Mexico: 115 Miles to the East - Lincoln National Forest: 274 Miles to the Southeast - Pie Town, New Mexico: 27 Miles to the South - Quemado, New Mexico: 56 Miles to the Southwest - Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona: 181 Miles to the West - Gallup, New Mexico: 111 Miles to the Northwest PURCHASING THIS PROPERTY: Discounted Cash Price: $24,999 (Buy for CASH and SAVE!) Seller Financing BASE Price: $29,717 - Seller Financing Down Payment: $8,000 - Seller Financing Monthly Payments: $365 - Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Years): 8 - Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Months): 96 *If utilizing our in-house seller financing option to purchase this property, you MUST utilize our web-based Automated Payment System that automatically withdraws your monthly payments from your bank account as ACH Transfers. ALL transactions within this system will have a 3.5% Payment Transaction Fee added to them and ALL monthly payments will have a $20 Monthly Loan Service Fee added to them. RESERVE THIS PROPERTY NOW WITH A $499 DEPOSIT PAYABLE WITH A CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD FROM THE PROPERTY LISTING ON OUR WEBSITE! - The $499 Deposit is NON-REFUNDABLE! - The $499 Deposit covers the Document Preparation Fee & the Deed Recording Fees. - DO NOT make the Deposit unless you are 100% certain you want to purchase this property! - Making the Deposit does NOT "hold" the property for you, we are unable to "hold" properties! - You will have forty-eight (48) hours to execute a Purchase Agreement after we send it to you. If you fail to execute the Purchase Agreement within this forty-eight (48) hour timeframe, we reserve the right to sell the property to another party. - Once you make the payment, contact us by email or by giving us a call/text to let us know which payment option you want! CLOSING COSTS WHEN YOU CLOSE THROUGH US: All closing costs are included within the $499 Document Preparation Fee. The main conveyance document shall be a Special Warranty Deed. 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Please visit the property listing on our website (WWW . SAVVYLANDS . COM) for further property information, photos, seller financing info, etc. Discover a 40.179-acre treasure of a property in Catron County, New Mexico! This property is comprised of two adjoining parcels (Lot?69 at 20.122-acres and Lot?70 at 20.057-acres) located a bit north-northeast of charming Pie Town, New Mexico! A canyon (Tank Canyon) meanders through the land and gives this property some beautiful, varied terrain. Overhead electric lines and underground cable lines are available for easy tap-in. A blend of wide-open terrain and wooded areas makes this property ready to be transformed into your dream homestead! DISCOUNTED CASH PRICE: $41,999 Eager to learn more or see photos, maps, info, etc.? Head over to the full Savvy Lands Property Listing on our website: www . SavvyLands . com

Stradling the New Mexico and Arizona border near the communities of Alma, NM and Alpine, AZ, the Alma Mesa Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own an historic National Forest cow/calf operation with an impressive carrying capacity of 682 pairs + 18 horse/mule. This robust and productive ranch benefits from its ideal blend of strong feed, ample water sources, and natural cover making it a prime choice for serious cattle operations. The Forest allotment lies within the Gila National Forest on the New Mexico side and the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest on the Arizona side with elevations ranging from 5,400 to 8,200 with the majority of the allotment under the 7,000 mark offering a gentle climate of cooler summers and mild winters. The allotment encompasses 46,423 acres anchored by 87.7 deeded acres. The ranch features a host of well-maintained improvements designed to streamline and enhance operations: Facilities: A comfortable 3-bedroom, 2-bath ranch house with a full front porch, offering a serene place to relax after a days work. An office with a half bath, ideal for managing the day-to-day business of the ranch. State-of-the-art working facilities, designed by Temple Grandin, include pipe fences, scales, a covered hydraulic squeeze chute with palpation cage, sorting pens, working alleys, and both semi and gooseneck loading facilities. Secure holding facilities made from durable pipe and wire. A fully equipped shop with a bath and an adjacent bunkhouse for ranch hands or guests. Hay barn for ample feed storage. Three cube hoppers for efficient feed management. A saddle shed to keep tack organized and protected. Water is plentiful with two existing domestic/livestock wells and one more authorized, plus 5,000-gallon water storage tanks and a 500-gallon tank. Reliable power is provided by solar systems and a generator for off-grid efficiency. Beyond its practical amenities, Alma Mesa Ranch offers breathtaking natural beauty enhancing the experience of ranch ownership as well as world-class hunting. A Special History If you follow the Outlaw Trail that goes west and north from Silver City, New Mexico, youll pass through Alma Mesa. But the history of this area starts well before members of the Wild Bunch worked here. Pre-Colombian history is evident in the pit houses in the area that was home to the Mogollon Indians for centuries. Fast forward, this part of Arizona and New Mexico was settled after the Civil War, when English and Scottish investors established large cattle ranches on the open range. Those investors included Harold Wilson and Montague Stevens (later author of the western classic Meet Mr. Grizzly). Their names are the basis for the WS in the WS Ranch. The WS spread was vast, from eastern Arizona (where naturalist Aldo Leopold would later serve as a forest ranger) to the foothills of the Mogollon Range. According to Captain William French, manager of the WS Ranch and author of Some Recollections of a Western Ranchman, frontier hardly described the area. The Apache, consigned to the San Carlos Reservation in Arizona, periodically made forays through the area en route to the Mogollons, which were the birthplace of Geronimo. Tombstones in area cemeteries describe tragic deaths from ambushes, shootouts and illness. WS ranch hands during this time included Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid of the Wild Bunch. Their stay on the ranch apparently ended when tipped off by a local that Pinkerton agents were swarming Alma after bank notes began surfacing there that had allegedly been stolen in a train robbery in Montana. After the WS Ranch moved its cattle operation to northeastern New Mexico, others arrived. One arrival was Hugh McKeen, whose descendants remain prominent citizens in the San Francisco (formerly Keller) Valley. Mr. McKeen and his children carved out another vast ranch in much the same area as the WS Ranch. When the Forest Service set up grazing allotments on public lands, one such allotment was the Alma Mesa Allotment, which straddles the Arizona and New Mexico state line and is the sole entry to a large swath of Arizona east of the Blue River. Whats evident on the allotment is the thoughtful work that the McKeens put into working with the landscape to enhance the country and its productive capacity for livestock, which also benefitted the abundant wildlife. Fences were built with the landscape as a guide. Stock tanks were placed to catch water from simply gushing down canyons. Pipeline systems were installed in areas with grass but a long walk to water. As the decades passed, many of the improvements on Alma Mesa went into disrepair.That has changed. Fences have been re-built and new fences have been built. The west side, for example, now has a perimeter fence. New Mexico South and Beaver Trap have a new perimeter fence. Maple Charlie Moore Pasture has been fenced into two parts to allow better livestock managementsouth of the primitive boundary (still Maple Charlie Moore Pasture) and north of that primitive boundary (Six Shooter Pasture). There is a water lot where Alma Mesa Pasture, Six Shooter and West Trap meet. There are now new traps for breeding at Antelope and Cradle Basin. Water projects have been a primary focus for development, which benefit livestock as well as wildlife.There are now pipelines from Beaver Canyon to Charlie Moore Mesa, to Sunflower Mesa, to the southeast corner of Maple Charlie Moore Pasture and up Beaver Canyon half-way to Buzzard Tank. There are now pipelines from Keller Canyon to Cradle Mesa Trap and Cradle Mesa. There is an extensive, largely buried water network that begins at Stateline Camp and runs to West Trap, New Mexico South Pasture, New Mexico North Pasture, South Stateline Trap, North Stateline Trap and to Alma Mesa. Stock tanks have been cleaned and re-built. Cattle, bear, elk, deer, turkey, lion. You and the hunters who come to the area will now see them or their tracks outside of riparian areas as a result of this work. Previously, there was no living or working facility on the private land associated with Alma Mesa. That has also changed. There is now a three-bedroom home to live in. There are new state-of-the-art facilities for working cattle at Keller Canyon Headquarters. Included is a new, two-bay shop with a bunkhouse, a paneled ranch office, a set of covered processing facilities with a hydraulic squeeze chute and palpation cage, a Temple-Grandin inspired processing tub and working pens, a certified set of scales, a hay barn, a saddle shed and a well house. There are two solar systems, each with maintenance-free batteries, a back-up propane generator and over 10,000 gallons of water storage from two wells. Alma Mesa. History. A passion for the country, cattle and wildlife.

Owner/Broker. Outstanding opportunity of a ranch and hunting paradise directly backed up to the Gila Wilderness in the highly appraised Big Game Unit 16-D. This ranch runs 30+ head of cattle plus 30+ sheep on 110+ sub irrigated acres. Tularosa Creek runs from Aragon through the ranch's entire length above ground from September-March and sub-irrigates the ranch from April-August by running below ground. The Govina Wash runs seasonally through the other 12 acres and irrigates the ranch when it runs. The ranch backs up to Gila and Apache National Forests along its south and north boundaries. The main ranch house is an approximately 3,500sf historic adobe house from 1905, with a stick built cabin style addition. There are 4 bedrooms (one is upstairs and small), 3 baths (1xfull, 1x3/4 & 1x1/2 baths), and 2 guest houses: a 1,000sf 1 bedroom, 3/4 bath across the yard from the main residence, as well as a 1,680sf 3 bedroom, 3/4 bath guest house at the south boundary to National Forest ("Canyon House"). The main residence and bunkhouse have covered patios, and all the houses feature wood burning stoves in the main bedrooms, in the living/dining areas, and there is a built in fireplace in each of the downstairs bedrooms (master & guest bedrooms). The kitchens in the main residence as well as the Canyon House are heated by antique wood burning cooking ranges. Every house is equipped with additional propane heaters for the very cold winter days. The main house's sun-shaded front yard is flagstone. Vegetables are grown in a 25'x50' hoop green house with 5 fruit trees and rodent protected vegetable beds. Approx. 95 acres are 8' high range fenced. Landowner elk tags are available if small portions of the south fence are lowered to 4 feet. For the horseback and roping enthusiasts there is a wooden round practice pen as well as a professionally sized riding/roping arena with run & gate. Behind the large hay barn there are 17 covered metal built stalls with custom tub & branding, 1 regular size squeeze chute and 1 calf table, plus an enclosed sheep stall. The owner lands his Cessna 182 on the 1,800 ft dirt/grass airstrip for which a section of power line runs under ground. There are a total of 16.806 acre feet of water rights on the ranch by virtue of 3 registered wells for domestic, livestock and irrigation use. The house well pumps into a 5,000 gallon storage tank with jet pump and filter (works by gravity as well) which supplies the main and small bunk houses. Several year-round springs and the creek flow are included. The entire ranch is backed up by a Kohler generator connected to a 1,000 gal. propane tank supplying main and small guest houses. The Canyon House has it's own 250 gal. propane tank, both tanks are leased. The hay barn is 45'x65' metal with 4 indoor stalls, 4 covered metal equipment stalls, 2 chicken coops, 4 dog run are also used as chicken or duck coops, and the airplane is parked in a 48'x60' metal built open hangar/storage. The brand, meat business and web site are included in the sale.

Key Features for Investors: Gas Station: Three pump stations and six gas pumps under a covered canopy essential for steady, consistent traffic. General Store & Restaurant: Combined 12,000 sq. ft. facility with bar seating for up to 80 guests. Liquor License: Valuable package liquor license that can be bought, sold, and transferred statewide. Motel: Eight newly remodeled rooms (3,360 sq. ft.) with a stable 75% occupancy rate, offering immediate income potential. RV Park: 16 RV spaces with ample room for expansion to increase capacity and revenue. Outbuilding: 3,000 sq. ft. currently leased annually, providing additional income. The motel's reliable 75% occupancy rate, currently driven solely by word-of-mouth, presents an opportunity to significantly increase revenue through modern marketing strategies. The RV park, with its existing 16 spaces and room for expansion, caters to growing demand for travel and recreational accommodations. For forward-thinking investors, Eagle Guest Ranch offers ample room for growth. A strategic marketing approach through online platforms like Airbnb, VRBO, and a dedicated website could greatly enhance visibility and bookings. Additionally, the property layout supports potential expansions, such as increasing RV park capacity, enhancing retail offerings, or introducing new amenities to capture emerging market trends.

HIDDEN PARADISE....... Picture living completely Off Grid in this wonderful home surrounded by all nature has to offer. Seclusion and privacy are at a premium for this location. The home is constructed of straw bales and thus has superior insulating values. There is presently one bedroom and two baths. A large sunroom, with 2 separate outdoor entrances could easily be converted to one or two addition bedrooms. The home is approximately 2350 SF and provides plenty of open space for comfortable living. A wood burning stove provides more than ample heat during the winter months .Power is supplied by a solar array and there is a 11 KW propane back up generator along with a 800 watt wind generator to augment the solar system. there are six high end Rolls Surrette batteries for power storage. NO HOA OR CC&R's Live the way you want on this unrestrictive property. A very large outdoor patio allows for just sitting and enjoying. Elk and Deer frequent the site. The terrain has rololing hills with mature pinion and juniper trees throughout. This hidden jewel is what many people are looking for to enjoy their years in seclusion and privacy. Don't let this one pass you up !!!!!

This new listing is located on a quiet cul-du-sac in the gated community of Quemado Lake Estates. It is two adjoining lots that are bordered by the National Forest to the north and common area to the west. Private and secluded, this lot features the following: 2 bed/ 2 bath home: 2022 CAVCO is set on a full concrete slab, permanent foundation. Home was custom designed for ADA Accessibility. 2X6 walls with 9 ft ceilings. Hardwood cabinetry in the kitchen. Air conditioning. On demand water heater. Covered front deck with a view of the mountains. Custom flooring. Metal Roof. 24X25 Metal Garage: Oversize garage with 2 bays and roll-up doors. Concrete slab. Fully Insulated. Electricity. Plenty of room for 2 cars and a workshop. RV parking with full hook-up: 20X60 concrete slab, electricity, septic and water. Additional perks are the 5 bay volunteer fire department, community library and a private water association that has the best tasting water and has installed fire hydrants within 500 feet of every property. Subdivision is surrounded by national forest and is within walking distance of the Quemado Lake Recreational Area. Make instant friends at the Friday social hour, participate in holiday potlucks, play games or enjoy the peace and quiet of the forest and lake for hiking and fishing. Landowners Association for road and well maintenance. Community Water Association.

"ENCHANTED MESA" is located approximately 12 miles from Apache Creek, NM Enchanted Mesa Ranch offers stunning New Mexico vistas from sunrise to sunset. The ranch borders the Gila National Forest providing an enormous range for adventures with wildlife and ancient native archeology can be enjoyed right out the back door! This is absolutely a one of a kind experience. The home is on a pedestal overlooking the grandiose Hardcastle Canyon. The nearest possible neighbor is over a mile away and across the canyon. The Enchanted Mesa Ranch custom built home of 2,100 sq ft is nestled on very private 15 acres, along with supporting barns, etc. Remote yet with all of the amenities & utilities. As you can see this custom home is built with high caliber taste and materials such as copper countertops ; saltillo and oak flooring; propane & wood stoves; and quality appliances. A large pantry with mudroom and half bath adds great functionality to this home. Formal dining room leads into the handsome living room. Every room is sunny & bright with views in all directions. There are four lovely bedrooms and two full baths. But if your free spirit wants, there is even an outdoor shower for you to enjoy. Great Place for Peace of Mind Truly amazing place This property is an incredible offering priced at $650,000

Conveniently located off HWY 180 between Alma and Rancho Grande Estates, this unique +/-110-acre private parcel offers a rare blend of natural beauty, infrastructure, and accessibility. Whether used as a private getaway or a hunting outpost between GMU 15, 16A, and 23, the property presents a variety of residential and commercial possibilities. Hunting & Wildlife This region of New Mexico is known for some of the best elk hunting in the state. Other big game species regularly found in the area include bighorn sheep, mule deer, Coues deer, turkey, black bear, and mountain lion. Thanks to the presence of the creek, many of these species can be seen on or near the property. Bear, turkey, deer, and mountain lion can be hunted with OTC tags, while elk hunting is available through the draw or with landowner tags. In 2024, the property was enrolled in the E-Plus program and received a 16A archery tag. In 2025, it was awarded a rifle tagboth of which can be used or sold at high value. Infrastructure 40' x 45' barn 16' x 18' saddle/tack shed 24' x 80' three-sided equipment storage shed 2,200 sq. ft. triple-wide with deck and Arizona room addition (3 bed / 3 bath) Water The highlight of the property is the year-round flow of Saliz Creek, which runs for approximately 0.75 miles through the land. This water source supports mature trees and vibrant vegetation in the canyon bottoms. Rare water rights will convey with the property and can be used for domestic needs, livestock, or irrigation. A shallow well on site has historically irrigated an orchard, lawns, a yard, and a small horse pasture. Vegetation A rich mix of plant life thrives thanks to the varied elevation (5,760'6,400') and consistent water from Saliz Creek. Tree species include black walnut, oak, ponderosa pine, pion pine, alligator and western red juniper, cottonwood, maple, and a few fruit trees. This range of grasses, browse, and trees supports a wide array of birdlife, small mammals, and big game. Area Access The property offers highway frontage and convenient access to remote wilderness areas, including the Blue Range Wilderness, the Gila Wilderness, and thousands of acres of Gila National Forest. 5.5 miles to Rancho Grande Estates (fishing ponds, motel, restaurant) 18 miles to Reserve (airport, gas, grocery, restaurants, medical clinic, fire station) 84 miles to Silver City (commercial airport, Walmart, Home Depot, hospital, shopping) 98 miles to Show Low, AZ (commercial airport, hospital, retail, auto services) Fishing Luna Lake 15 minutes / 20 miles Quemado Lake 1 hour / 52 miles Bill Evans Lake 1.1 hours / 65 miles Snow Lake 2.2 hours / 63 miles Plus, several small mountain streams within an hour Skiing Sunrise Park Resort 1.2 hours / 65 miles Taxes Parcel #3117045132165: $549 Parcel #3115040294150: $1,528

PRICE REDUCTION!! New Mexico West Properties is excited to present this spectacular, one-of-a-kind listing in Quemado Lake Estates. Consisting of three adjoining lots and featuring a 3 bed/4 bath 3000 sq ft true log cabin, gravelled driveways and multiple outbuilding. This is a must-see property! Cabin was built with true, hand hewn, New Mexico harvested, full pine logs. An addition with the owner's suite, office, and dining area was added in 2012. The exterior of the addition is live-edge log plank siding with the interior consisting of tongue and grove pine paneling and painted wall finishes. The exterior was fully re-chinked and resealed in 2023. The 26-gauge metal roof and 6" gutters, with leaf screens and snow breaks were installed in 2021. The amazing interior has too many special features to mention. Following are just a few: *Gorgeous loft bedroom with ensuite bath and private balcony *Wood burning fireplace with two-story stone surround *White oak cabinets, granite and travertine countertops *Pine plank, slate and travertine tile floor coverings *Walk-in pantry with full-size freezer *Huge owner suite with wood burning fireplace, coffee bar with full size fridge and ensuite bath *Private office with built-in desk and wired for satellite *Large, covered deck with multiple seating areas and a covered concrete patio The Outbuildings consist of: *42X50 Rhino Metal Garage with 480 Sq ft awning. Bathroom with shower and utility sink, concrete epoxy floor finish, four roll up doors, two propane furnaces. *24X20 Live edge log plank-sided garage. Insulated and heated. *20X20 Log garage. Insulated, sheet rocked and heated. The Location: *Nestled among the towering Ponderosa and Pinon Pines of Quemado Lake Estates *Surrounded by National Forest and minutes from the Quemado Lake Recreation Area *Firewise community with a community water system, Volunteer Fire Department, fire hydrants within 500 feet of every lot.

This lot is situated in the northeast section of Cimarron Ranch, less than 30 minutes from the Arizona border. The property includes a 12x20 shed and a complete solar setup. Power lines are located near the property for those who prefer not to be fully off-grid. The lot offers views to the east and south, with level terrain and multiple potential building sites. It is located 16 miles from the Arizona border and approximately 30 minutes from Springerville, AZ, where shopping and medical services are available. Recreational opportunities include fishing at Quemado Lake, several lakes in Arizona, skiing at Sunrise in the White Mountains, and hiking in nearby national forests. Petrified Forest National Monument is accessible for day trips. The location provides a quiet setting outside urban areas. The property is part of an LOA for road maintenance, and there is access to a community well and a volunteer fire department. *Boundaries as shown on the map are approximate and for informational purposes only.

Experience Timeless Comfort Amidst Untamed Beauty Step into a home where the spirit of the Old West lives on, nestled at the base of Marino Hill and just northeast of Grasshopper Flats. Built with authentic adobe bricks, this tiny off-grid sanctuary blends historic craftsmanship with modern comfort. Every detailfrom custom beams and tongue-and-groove ceilings to wood-look ceramic tileechoes the rugged elegance of the frontier. The homes inviting curved entry door, solid wood interior doors, and hardwood cabinets add warmth and character throughout. Here, luxury and simplicity coexist. The bathroom features a classic clawfoot tub and a gleaming copper sink, offering a tranquil spot to unwind while gazing out at the wild landscape. The floor plan is open and welcoming, with large windows that frame panoramic 360-degree viewssunrises and sunsets painted across vast, ever-changing skies. At night, the absence of city lights reveals an awe-inspiring canopy of starsan astronomers dream. This property encompasses over sixty-one acres, providing ample space for animals to roam freely. The lands gentle hills and grasslands invite adventure, whether you prefer hiking, observing wildlife, or simply soaking in the quiet. The nearby hills are perfect for exploration, rewarding climbers with sweeping vistas and peaceful solitude. Off-grid living here is as comfortable as it is sustainable. Solar panels and batteries provide reliable electricity, while a woodstove stands ready to banish winter's chill and serve as the heart of cozy gatherings. Water needs are met by a large storage tank, filled by hauling from Quemadoan echo of settlers ingenuity in this remote landscape. Every aspect of the home is designed to ensure ease of living, so you can embrace a wilder way of life without sacrificing safety or serenity. This retreat is more than a homeit is a sanctuary for creativity, reflection, and renewal. Write, paint, or sit in stillness as the natural world unfolds outside your window, largely unchanged for generations. Here, you become both steward and storyteller, participating in the ongoing narrative of the American West. Opportunities to own a property as rare as this are few and far between. Whether youre seeking a personal refuge, an artists hideaway, or a basecamp for adventure, this home captures the authenticity, comfort, and unspoiled beauty that define the Wild West. Schedule your visit today to experience the magic of adobe, sunlight, and open skywhere past and present meet beneath the stars.

This beautiful home is located in the gated community of Quemado Lake Estates. Cozy 2 bed, one bath. Special features include wood-look tile flooring, tiled walk-in shower, concrete patio and hickory cabinets. Heat is provided by a soapstone wood burning stove and a propane wall heater. Extra insulation keeps you toasty warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Hidden laundry in the kitchen with washer and dryer. This a turnkey property, the furniture, dishes, pots and pans and small appliances will convey with the sale. 20X20 metal building doubles as a garage and shop with a 10X9 foot roll-up door, concrete floor and ramp. Two full RV hook-ups are available for family and guests. Small chain-link dog run with medium sized doggy door for the family pet. Additional perks are the 5 bay volunteer fire department, community library and a private water association. Fire Hydrants within 500 ft of every property. Subdivision is surrounded by national forest and is within walking distance of the Quemado Lake Recreational Area. Make instant friends at the Friday social hour, participate in holiday potlucks, play games or enjoy the peace and quiet of the forest and lake for hiking and fishing.