Cibola County, New Mexico Land For Sale (57 results)

Unrestricted acreage, heavily treed with gorgeous pinon pine and juniper, in one of the most beautiful counties in New Mexico! This lot has no zoning, no HOA, and no covenants! That means you can do what you please... whether you want a mansion, a tiny home, an RV, a hunting cabin, you name it. The dirt road to the property is well-maintained and there are power lines close by. There are several flat and clear areas that would make perfect build sites or camping sites. The property sits at an elevation of about 7,500 feet, so the summers here are pleasant and you'll stay nice and cool in the shade of the trees. Enjoy the peace and quiet of country life, plenty of nearby hiking and mountain drives, and phenomenal star gazing. Only 20 min from Pine Hill (for groceries and essentials) and 1 hour from Grants (for Walmart and bigger stores). This property already has survey stakes in all corners except for one corner that touches the road. $29,000 is the cash price. We do not offer owner financing. We do NOT add on any Document Prep Fees or any other fees! ACCOUNT NUMBER: R06051 APN (PARCEL NUMBER): 2092044389488 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Subd: GARFIELD Block: 1 Lot: 7 8.79 AC 0 HOA: None PROPERTY TAXES: About $122 per year (there are no back taxes due) LOT TYPE: Vacant Land ZONING: None. Unrestricted! COUNTY BUILDING CODES: None RV FRIENDLY: Yes, year round RV parking is permitted INTERNET: Starlink or other satellite internet CELL SERVICE: Cell coverage is spotty but wi-fi calling (with satellite internet) works great CLOSEST TOWNS: Pine Hill (20 min), Ramah (30 min), Grants (1 hour), Gallup (1.25 hour), Albuquerque (2 hour) ROAD ACCESS: Yes, there is a well-established dirt road that is easily accessible by most vehicles. SEWAGE: Septic (buyer to install if needed) WATER: A private well or water-hauling will need to be utilized. Well costs depend on drilling depth. Local drilling companies can give you a general estimate based on nearby well depths and explain the permitting process. POWER: Power lines are very close to the northern side of the property; they run along Candy Kitchen Road (about 620 feet from the property line). SURVEYED: Yes it was surveyed in the past, but not by us. There are survey stakes on all corners except for the corner that touches Wee Lane. Buyer can choose to complete a new survey if desired. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: Mount Taylor, El Mapais National Monument, Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano. Also within a 4-6 hour drive: Grand Canyon (AZ), Sedona (AZ), Flagstaff (AZ), Antelope Canyon (AZ), Moab (UT), Durango (CO) DOCUMENT PREP FEE: None

Bear Springs Ranch spans 8,158.29 deeded acres in Grants, New Mexico, offering a well-established third generation working cattle ranch with exceptional wildlife habitat and abundant water resources. The ranch supports a 300-head cattle operation on a six-month annual cycle, while its wildlife habitat and strategic water infrastructure make it a prime destination for big game hunting. The hunting potential of this property is exceptional, with its location in Game Management Unit 10 which has documented Boone and Crockett genetics with Bulls reaching the magical 400 inches. Mule Deer Boone & Crockett genetics as well. Mule deer documented with a staggering score of 230 inches on the ranch. The E-Plus enrollmentensures annual Rocky Mountain Elk Tag allocations, providing trophy-class hunting opportunities. Additionally, tags for Mule deer, Merriam turkey, black bear, mountain lion, and waterfowl are available over the counter, making this a premier hunting property. The ranch has three wells, multiple developed springs, and 12 stock ponds that sustain both livestock and wildlife year-round. Cottonwood Creek flows along the east side, while Rio Nutria, with its 75-acre feet of adjudicated water rights, enhances the west side, creating a reliable and sustainable water source. Modern cattle working pens, well-maintained pasture fencing, and an established road system allow for efficient livestock management. A 5-strand barbed wire fence secures the boundaries, while power lines provide additional accessibility. Elevations range from 8,400 feet at McKenzie Ridge to Oso Ridge to the south, creating prime habitat for big game and livestock grazing. The landscape includes ponderosa pines, oak groves, and meadows, providing a balanced ecosystem that supports healthy wildlife populations. Bear Springs Ranch is 45 minutes from Gallup, where a municipal airport accommodating large jets is available, and 2 hours from Albuquerque International Airport. Well-maintained roads provide year-round access, ensuring consistent usability for both personal and operational purposes. Bear Springs Ranch is more than a propertyit is an opportunity to own a fully functional ranch with proven water resources, exceptional wildlife habitat, and significant investment potential. Whether you are looking for a working cattle operation, a premier hunting destination, or a strategic land acquisition, this ranch provides the key components for long-term value and usability.

Dreaming of the mountains and living off the grid? Does this economy have you screaming away from the suburbs and high cost living? Cibola County New Mexico is calling your name. 5 acres only $299 Month. Imagine waking up to a brisk and cool high desert morning. Your views are sweeping pine trees and sage grass as far as the eye can see. Local wildlife surrounds you. You can watch the elk and mule deer roam. Having no restrictions means your container home or tiny home is your castle. Your rain water collection tanks keep your water flowing. Dry toilets keep your waste contained without having an expensive septic system. You connect with this affordable, self sustaining lifestyle. You left the city living behind. The bills, taxes, stress, and traffic. Now you enjoy a much simpler life and are finally one with nature and at peace. Why Now? There is no better time to invest in land and change your life. Prices are going up, no one can argue that. Secure this property for only $250 down and a one time $249 closing fee. Affordable monthly payments of $299 plus prorated taxes ($4.80 monthly) Our phones are ringing off the hook with people like you who want to escape to the mountains of New Mexico. We cant buy the property fast enough. Our vision is to make land affordable for everyone with easy terms. 0% financing and no credit check. You have no reason to wait. Act now! Purchase Options: Owner Financing: $250 Down/$299 monthly x 72 months Cash Price: $18,250.00 Closing Fee: $249 (due with a down payment and non-refundable) Additional monthly fees: $10 monthly note maintenance fee and pro-rated property taxes

End-of-Term Free Month! During Back-to-School week, every financed property comes with a bonus month at the endabsolutely free. Pay regularly until the last month, and then nothing! Unlock Your Slice of Scenic New Mexico: 2.5 Acres with Road Access in Cibola County Located in the serene subdivision of Pine Meadows Ranch, this 2.5-acre parcel in Cibola County offers the perfect blend of peace, privacy, and accessibility. With direct road access via Edgewood Drive and wide-open natural beauty all around, this lot is an outstanding opportunity for forward-thinking investors or outdoor enthusiasts looking to escape the noise of city life and reconnect with nature. Property Snapshot: -APN:SR R03439 -Location: Ramah, NM Pine Meadows Ranch Subdivision -County: Cibola -Size: 2.5 Acres -Access: Dirt road via Edgewood Dr -Zoning: Non-Residential 200 -GPS Coordinates: 34.994611, -108.303611 -Flood Zone: Zone D (Minimal flood hazard) Pricing Options: -Cash Price: $10,500 -Owner Financing: $300 Down + $249 Doc Fee, $270/month for 60 months -Total Price: $16,500 Why This Land Stands Out This flat, easily buildable lot features light vegetation and a high-desert landscape thats both rugged and captivating. The area is ideal for short-term RV stays and off-grid camping, with a zoning designation that allows flexibility for your personal or recreational use (though not for residential building). Whether you're considering this land for weekend getaways, outdoor staging, agricultural use, or as a long-term investment in a developing area, youll find plenty of potential here. The peaceful location offers a tranquil, remote feel while still providing access to nearby communities. Youre only: -19 miles from Ramah, NM -41 miles from Zuni Pueblo -1 hour 45 minutes from Gallup -2.5 hours from Albuquerque Surrounding Area The lot sits within the Zuni Mountains corridor, known for its scenic views, forests, and abundant wildlife. The surrounding Cibola National Forest opens doors to outdoor activities like hiking, hunting, and exploration. With fewer restrictions and plenty of room to stretch out, this is the kind of place where you can really breathe. Land Highlights -Private yet accessible location -Flat topography for ease of use -Excellent opportunity for storage, staging, or off-grid retreat -Nearby recreational lands and national forest -Stunning mountain views and open skies for stargazing -Great long-term investment potential Due Diligence & Resources We encourage all buyers to perform their own due diligence. Access the full property packet, maps, zoning details, and professional photos at the following links: Suggested Uses -Short-term RV camping -Outdoor recreation basecamp -Off-grid storage or staging -Long-term land hold -Nature retreat or escape This isnt just landits your blank canvas in the New Mexico high desert. Whether youre looking for peace and privacy, a base for exploration, or a strategic off-grid holding, this 2.5-acre lot gives you the freedom to dream big. Ready to take the next step? Lock in this land today with just $300 down. Contact us now to claim your spot in beautiful Cibola County!

Get Your Last Month Free! Finance your property and make regular monthly payments. When you arrive at the final month, you wont owe a cent your last payment is on us during Back-to-School week! 2.5 Acres in Cibola County, NM Road Access & No Zoning Limits Unlock freedom and potential with this 2.5-acre parcel in beautiful Cibola County, New Mexico. Located in the Pine Meadows Ranch subdivision, this flat, buildable lot comes with direct road access and no zoning restrictions, giving you complete controlbuild, camp, farm, or invest on your terms. Solstice Summer Promotion: This week only, well cover one full monthly payment (up to $200) when you finance your land. Call today to see how much you can savelimited time! Property Highlights: -No Zoning Restrictions Use it for residential, recreational, or agricultural purposes -Flat Terrain Minimize site prep and build with ease -Road Access Easily reach your lot without extra development -RV & Mobile Friendly Perfect for temporary stays or long-term living -No HOA Enjoy full property rights with zero oversight -Low Annual Taxes Keep your carrying costs low -Clean Title Ready for a smooth transaction Property Details: -Parcel APN: SR R01154 -Size: 2.50 Acres -Subdivision: Pine Meadows Ranch -Location: Near Zuni, NM (approx. 50 minutes / 40.4 miles) -Allowed Uses: Residential, off-grid living, RV use, mobile homes, recreation Local Attractions: -Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano -El Morro National Monument -West Malpais Wilderness -Big Tubes Area -Dinosaur Rock -Monument Valley -Skinwalker Trail -Lava Falls Destination Point Owner Financing Terms: -Down Payment: $300 -Document Fee: $249 -Monthly Payment: $245 for 72 months -Financing Perks: No credit check, quick approval, flexible terms Why Choose This Property? With unrestricted zoning, convenient access, and flexible financing, this land is ideal for buyers seeking versatility and long-term value. Whether youre building now or banking land for later, this lot checks all the boxesespecially during our Solstice Summer Deal.

EASY Owner Financing - Just $4,000 down!!! ~~ Great opportunity to save money as you purchase more property! This listing specifically maps PID# R04965 AND R04944 - MAKE SURE TO LOOK FOR R04965 AND R04944 in the photos! R04944 is already fenced and gated!! For Financing Terms, see all those details listed after the following property information. This is a wonderful opportunity to own land in a location where you can rest assured that, because of the 640 acres of state land to the north and the majority of other landowners not living on their parcels, you'll rarely see other people ~ seclusion, peace, serenity! State: New Mexico County: Cibola City: Grants Postal Code: 87321 Property Sizes and PIDs: 10.3 Acres (R04965), 10.82 Acres (R04944) Legal Descriptions of all the properties: Subd: Tierra Verde Lot: 37A Unit: 2 (Replat) = 10.3 AC Subd: Tierra Verde Lot: 37B Unit: 2 (Replat) = 10.82 AC Property Address: None. Contact the county after purchase to inquire about requirements to get an address assigned if desired. Street Name: Camino De Tierra Cross Street Name: N/A Zoning: Cibola County categorizes the properties in this area as "Non-Residential Land", which gives you the freedom to do what you wish with your property. Power: Powerline approximately 1.1 Miles to the South of Center of Property. Water: None - you will need to drill a well or use an alternative method. Sewer: None - you will need to install a septic tank or use an alternative method. Cable / Internet: In the area. Roads: Dirt/Gravel Survey: None. Property lines currently determined by Plat Map and online mapping tools. Property Taxes (Annually): With an Ag Exemption, taxes for 2023 were $15.66 for R04965 and $15.90 for R04944. Buyer to reapply for Ag Exemption if desired. Property Back Taxes: None School District Name: Grants-Cibola County Schools School District Taxes (Annual): None School District Back Taxes: None Association Name: None Association Fees (Annual): None Association Back Fees: None Restrictions: None known Time Limit to Build: None known General Elevation (Feet): 7,469 General Terrain: Level, Relatively Flat Flood Zone: No VISIT THE PROPERTY WHENEVER YOU WANT - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY: GPS Coordinates to the Approximate Center of the Property: 34.957314, -108.223842 Northeast Corner of the Property: 34.959327, -108.221556 Southeast Corner of the Property: 34.955520, -108.221556 Southwest Corner of the Property: 34.955529, -108.226202 Northwest Corner of the Property: 34.959494, -108.226212 DISTANCES TO THE PROPERTY, FROM: El Morro : 12.8 Miles to the North Grants : 49.9 Miles to the Northeast Albuquerque : 126 Miles to the East Roswell : 324 Miles to the Southeast Quemado : 81.4 Miles to the South Fence Lake : 41.6 Miles to the Southwest Holbrook AZ : 141 Miles to the West Gallup : 67.7 Miles to the Northwest PURCHASING THIS PROPERTY: Discounted CASH Price: $23,900.00 Seller Financing BASE Price: $33,391.00 Seller Financing Down Payment: $4,000.00 Seller Financing Monthly Payments: $590.00 Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Years): 6 Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Months): 72 *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 by contacting us for the link! 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: Closing Costs When Closing Through Us: All closing costs are included within the $499 Document Preparation Fee. The main conveyance document shall be a Special Warranty Deed. We handle all the paperwork and recording the deed with the county. Closing Costs If You Close Through a Title / Abstract Company: Title closing costs are not included in the purchase price shown on this listing. We are happy to assist you with this process, but you will be responsible for covering all of the associated costs. Since the Title Company will be preparing the closing documents, we will credit the $499 Document Preparation Fee to the Purchase Price. Need some references to make sure we're legit? No problem! Check out the reviews on our Facebook Page and on Google! NEVER MISS OUT ON ANOTHER SAVVY PROPERTY: By Liking / Following us on all of our Social Media and by Subscribing to our Mailing List, you'll never miss out on another SAVVY property again! 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The Wapiti Haven Ranch is a truly special place offering spectacular trophy elk hunting opportunities in a memorizing timbered mountain environment. Nestled within the stunning Zuni Mountains of Game Management Unit (GMU) 10, the ranch is comprised of 5,120+/- deeded acres of some of the most pristine mountain wildlife habitat New Mexico has to offer. Management practices have improved the habitat quality of the property to increase elk numbers and the amount of trophy bull elk utilizing the property. Mule Deer, Merriam Turkey, Black Bear, Cougar, and other wildlife species have also benefited from the conservation work that has been done for elk. Numerous habitat improvements include the installation of approximately five miles of pipeline used to supply water to new permanent drinkers dispersed throughout the ranch, where water was scarce. Managing this property for elk has been the primary focus while encouraging harvest of older age class bulls. Historically, the Zuni Mountains have produced bulls scoring over 400 inches and mule deer reaching the 200-inch mark. The Ranch is currently signed up with the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Private Land Elk Program (EPLUS) and received Elk Authorizations. Tree stands and an elevated Redneck blind are strategically placed at water sourcesThe elevation ranges from approximately 7,400 feet to over 8,400 feet, and the area contains stunning forests of a combination of Ponderosa Pine, Pinyon, Juniper, Gambel's Oak, and Mountain Mahogany woodlands. Two wells, one seasonal creek, two springs, nine+/dirt ponds, and five 300-gallon water drinker tubs are located on the ranch. The expanded water developments provide water to elk and other wildlife on all portions of the ranch.The ranch boasts a stunning 2000+/- sq. ft three-bedroom, two-bathroom house with an elevated loft offering the comfort and seclusion for your mountain home. Not far from the main house is a 1400+/- sq. ft three-bedroom, two-bathroom modular house that can be used for your guests or ranch foreman. As a bonus feature, the property has a rare hidden cave cavern that is accessed through a small opening and opens up into a larger cavern, having geological crystal formations throughout. The cave leads underground for approximately 200 feet and provides a private caving experience that can't be found anywhere else. From the top of the highest ridge, breathtaking panoramic views of valleys below and distant red sandstone bluffs captivate the beauty of the area. The property offers an electrical power line that traverses across the Ranch, offering opportunities to utilize electricity in numerous locations across the property.The area is rich with historic Native American Puebloan occupancy and near the path Spanish conquistadors traveled in search of a medieval myth of golden cities to be found at a place called Cibola. Native American artifacts have been found on the southern portion of the Ranch. Nearby outdoor opportunities are endless. The adjacent Cibola National Forest, El Morro National Monument, El Malpais National Monument and Bluewater Lake State Park lands offer everything from hiking, hunting, biking, horseback riding areas, Off-Highway Vehicle riding opportunities, fishing, camping and much more.This spectacular, turnkey-ready property offers a rare opportunity to own a special elk hunting ranch in New Mexico!

This 311-acre property is timbered with a pinyon and juniper mix forest and lies in the heart of Game Management Unit 12 in Western New Mexico, which is known for its trophy elk hunting. Located in Fence Lake, New Mexico, this property offers recreational opportunities for hunting, hiking, horseback riding, camping, and Off-Highway vehicle riding, to name a few. Elk and mule deer use the property throughout the year. Mule deer licenses are over the counter, while Private Land Elk Authorizations would need to be applied for through the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish's EPLUS Program.There is good access on three sides of the property via a paved highway on the north side, and county dirt roads on the east and South sides of the property. There is also electrical power lines on three sides of the property and offers a large space in rural New Mexico with opportunities to build your dream home away from the big cities without any Homeowner Association rules of fees.A little over an hour's drive away, Quemado Lake, the Gila and Cibola National Forests, offer fishing for rainbow trout and tiger muskie. Other area features include the El Malpais National Monument, the El Malpais National Conservation Area, and other BLM public lands.This property also offers opportunities as a small ranch. It would sustain some cattle or horses, and it has barbed wire fencing on all four sides.Don't miss your chance to own this rural western New Mexico land Opportunity!

Flying Wapiti Ranch spans 3,014 deeded acres in the heart of New Mexico's famed Game Management Unit 10, one of the premier hunting destinations in the West. Surrounded by Cibola National Forest, this rare inholding combines unmatched big game habitat with well-developed improvements, abundant water, and year-round access. The ranch provides an ideal environment for trophy-caliber elk, mule deer, black bear, and Merriam's turkeys to flourish which makes it a perfect hunting destination yet maintains the seclusion of a high-country wilderness area. Flying Wapiti Ranch encompasses approximately 3,014 deeded acres set in a high-country wilderness environment. Surrounded by the Cibola National Forest, the ranch is a rare inholding in New Mexico's Game Management Unit 10, an area renowned for producing trophy-class elk and supporting diverse big game populations. The ranch has been exclusively archery hunted for the past five years, a management practice that has allowed elk herds and other wildlife to thrive. Boone and Crockett caliber elk, mule deer, black bears, and Merriam's turkeys call this property home. The ranch already has established hunting infrastructure which includes enclosed tower blinds and tree stands to ensure ongoing hunting success. Importantly, it historically receives 2 mature bull tags, 4 archery either-sex tags, and 4 antlerless tags, ensuring consistent hunting opportunities for owners and guests. The area contains aspen groves together with blue spruce trees and open mountain meadows which receive water supply from one well and several natural springs. The entire property is enclosed with heavy commercial cable fencing, designed to mark property boundaries while still allowing wildlife to move freely across the land. The property features a large five-bedroom cabin built only six years ago which operates with a solar well for off-grid living. A newly constructed, multi-functional shop provides significant utility and storage, supporting both recreation and ranch operations. For a true turn-key operation, the ranch includes a 2019 850 Case bulldozer and a Honda Talon side-by-side with low hours, providing the necessary equipment for both land management and recreation. Despite its remote and pristine setting, Flying Wapiti Ranch is accessible year-round via a well-maintained gravel road. The nearby town of Grants, New Mexicojust over an hour awayoffers hospitals, restaurants, shopping, and a G5-capable airport, blending wilderness seclusion with practical convenience.

Escape to this stunning 80-acre property, a true haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers! Nestled adjacent to the renowned El Malpais National Monument and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands, this exceptional parcel offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of the New Mexico wilderness. Use an elk tag from the eplus program (If qualifies in future) for yourself or as an income stream to help pay for the property. Land The landscape of El Malpais National Monument area is a striking blend of diverse ecosystems shaped by volcanic activity and the unique climate of New Mexico. This region showcases a variety of habitats, each supporting a rich tapestry of flora and fauna. **1. Lava Fields:** At the heart of El Malpais lies its distinctive lava fields formed by volcanic eruptions. These rugged terrains are characterized by basalt rock formations, lava tubes, and cinder cones. The harsh conditions, including rocky surfaces and minimal soil, limit plant growth, but specialized species such as lichens and certain hardy grasses have adapted to thrive in this environment. **2. Ponderosa Pine Forests:** Surrounding the lava fields, you'll find sprawling ponderosa pine forests that create a stark contrast to the barren landscape. These forests are home to towering pines, which provide shade and habitat for various wildlife. Species such as mule deer, elk, and an array of birds rely on this habitat for food and shelter. The forest understory often features shrubs, wildflowers, and grasses that flourish in the dappled sunlight. **3. Grasslands and Savannas:** Transitioning from the forests, the region features expansive grasslands and open savanna areas. These grasslands are essential for sustaining a diverse range of wildlife, including pronghorn antelope and numerous bird species. The rich variety of grasses and wildflowers create a vibrant ecosystem that supports pollinators and provides habitat for small mammals and ground-nesting birds. **4. Riparian Zones:** Along the edges of streams and arroyos, riparian zones offer a vital ecosystem with dense vegetation and abundant water sources. Cottonwood trees, Willows, and various shrubs create lush habitats that support diverse wildlife. These areas are crucial for many birds and mammals, making them perfect spots for wildlife viewing and birdwatching. **5. Canyons and Cliffs:** The monument also features dramatic canyons and sheer cliffs formed by erosion. These varied topographies contribute to microclimates within the ecosystem, supporting different plant and animal life. Birds of prey, such as hawks and eagles, can often be seen soaring above these rugged areas, searching for their next meal. Recreation *Hunting Opportunities:** Unit 13 is known for its rich wildlife, making this property a dream for hunters. Enjoy opportunities to pursue elk, deer, and other game right from your own land. **Recreational Activities:** Beyond hunting, the property serves as an ideal base for hiking, camping, and exploring the diverse terrain of El Malpais National Monument and nearby BLM lands. Whether you enjoy trail running, bird watching, or simply soaking in breathtaking sunsets, this location has it all. General Operations The property is enrolled in the Eplus program and has received a mature bull elk tag the past 3 years (Does not guarantee future tags). Region & Climate **1. Temperature:** **Summer:** Temperatures during the summer months (June to August) typically range from the mid-80s to mid-90s Fahrenheit (29C to 37C) during the day, with cooler nights dropping into the 50s and 60s Fahrenheit (10C to 20C). **Winter:** Winter (December to February) brings colder temperatures, often ranging from highs in the 30s and 40s Fahrenheit (1C to 9C) during the day to nighttime lows in the teens and 20s Fahrenheit (-6C to -1C). **2. Precipitation:** Southern Cibola county receives an average annual precipitation of about 15 to 20 inches, with the majority falling in the late spring and summer months. Thunderstorms are common during this time, contributing to the higher rainfall totals. Winter precipitation primarily comes in the form of snow, though it tends to be light . **3. Humidity:** The region generally has low humidity levels, contributing to dry conditions for much of the year. The humidity tends to be higher during the rainy summer months but remains comfortable . **4. Wind:** Winds in southern Cibola county can vary, but the area often experiences breezy conditions, especially during the spring. Wind can contribute to a drier feel in the environment. **5. Seasonal Changes:** **Spring:** Mild temperatures start to rise, and sporadic rainfall begins, leading to the blooming of wildflowers and greenery. **Summer:** Warm and sometimes hot weather, with increased humidity and afternoon thunderstorms. **Fall:** Cooling temperatures with clear skies, making it a pleasant time for outdoor activities. **Winter:** Cold and sometimes snowy, with clear days interspersed. Overall, the climate in Ramah, NM, offers distinct seasons and is ideal for those who enjoy a variety of outdoor activities throughout the year, from hiking and camping in the warmer months to enjoying winter scenery. History The Ice Caves and El Malpais National Monument region has a rich history that weaves together natural wonder, Indigenous cultures, and geological significance. Here's an overview of the historical context surrounding these remarkable areas: Indigenous Heritage Long before European settlers arrived, the region was inhabited by various Indigenous peoples, including the Zuni, Navajo, and Apache tribes. These groups utilized the land for hunting, gathering, and as part of their cultural traditions. The Zuni people, for example, have a deep spiritual connection to the land, and many of the natural features are significant in their mythology and cosmology. The Ice Caves themselves were likely known to these tribes and may have been used for food preservation and other purposes. Geological Formation El Malpais, which means the badlands in Spanish, was formed by volcanic activity that began approximately 100,000 years ago. The lava flows from this activity shaped the landscape, creating a rugged terrain of lava fields, cinder cones, and the famous Ice Caves. The Ice Caves are formed by lava tubes underground channels created by flowing lava. When the lava cools and leaves these tubes empty, they can trap cold air, which results in the formation of ice inside, even during the warmest months. European Exploration and Settlement Spanish explorers and settlers arrived in the region in the 16th century, drawn by its resources and potential for agriculture. The harsh landscape was both a challenge and a source of intrigue for these early adventurers. The name El Malpais reflects the daunting nature of the terrain as experienced by these explorers. National Monument Designation In 1987, El Malpais was designated as a National Monument to preserve its unique geological features and cultural significance. The area encompasses around 114,000 acres of spectacular landscapes, including the Ice Caves, lava fields, and sandstone bluffs. The preservation effort aimed to protect the ecological and archaeological integrity of the region, allowing future generations to appreciate its natural beauty and historical significance. Current Significance Today, the Ice Caves and El Malpais National Monument serve as a site for scientific research, education, and recreation. Visitors come to explore the fascinating lava tubes, hike the diverse trails, and learn about the area's geological and cultural history. The preservation of the region allows for ongoing opportunities to study climate, geology, and the impacts of human activity on the environment. With its rich tapestry of history and natural beauty, the Ice Caves and El Malpais National Monument continue to be a vital part of New Mexico's heritage, drawing visitors and researchers alike to discover the stories etched in its unique landscapes.

The Atarque Ranch embodies all the characteristics of a large acreage, combination wildlife and livestock New Mexico ranch. The ranch offers a total of 109,308+/- acres, 97,825+/- deeded acres, and 11,483+/- acres of State leased land that is incredibly well blocked, extremely private, and remotely located with very limited public intrusion. A total of 26 wells, one spring, and 105 stock ponds have been officially decreed for a total of 59+/- acre-feet of water through the Zuni River Basin Adjudication. The ranch is easily accessible from Highway 36 just north of Fence Lake, New Mexico. Albuquerque and Albuquerque International Sunport are 160+/- miles, while Springerville and Springerville Municipal Airport are approximately 105+/- miles from ranch headquarters. The improvements on the ranch are modest, minimal, and functional, consisting of a ranch home, manager home, mobile home, shop, turn-of-century outbuildings, and livestock handling facilities. Located in GMU 12, renowned for its massive bull elk, mule deer, and Pronghorn population, wildlife on the ranch has been expertly managed, under-hunted, and is famous for the size, quality, and genetics of its habitable animals. For a west, centrally located New Mexico ranch, the Atarque is topographically diverse, ranging from landmark-styled plateaus one can see from miles away to deep volcanic layered canyons, iconically shaped massive rock outcroppings, numerous arroyos, to open grassland flats intermixed with cedars and junipers as is typical of the landscape in the area. There are abundant remnants of ancient Native American culture and early homesteaders throughout the property, reminding one of the longevity of the land itself. Light and noise pollution are not of concern in this area, and it offers some of the best night-view sheds anywhere in the country. The distinct landscape, views, biodiversity, wildlife habitat, privacy, and landlocked nature of the ranch make it one of the best large acreage ranches for sale. The ranch is currently leased for both hunting and livestock operations. The Facts: ~ 97,825+/- deeded acres ~ 11,483+/- state lease (Lease No. GM-2706-0000) ~ Total acreage is 109,308+/- ~ Located 16.7+/- miles northwest of Fence Lake and 56.4+/- miles from Quemado, New Mexico ~ Located 60 miles south of Gallup, 162+/- miles from Albuquerque and 167+/- miles from Albuquerque International Sunport ~ Springerville and Springerville Airport are approximately 105+/- miles from the ranch ~ Modest yet functional operational facilities ~ 26 livestock wells, one livestock spring, 105 surface runoff ponds ~ A cumulative total of 59.686+/- acre-feet has been officially decreed, identified by Case 6:01-cv-00072-MV-WPL Zuni River Basin Adjudication ~ Located in GMU 12 and participates in New Mexico's EPlus system ~ Currently, the ranch receives six bull elk archery tags, six bull elk rifle tags and two pronghorn antelope tags, which can be restructured by New Mexico Game and Fish ~ 2023 Property taxes were $10,280.82 ~ Elevations on the ranch ranges from 6,400+/- feet to 7,340+/- feet ~ Precipitation averages between 12 and 20 inches annually ~ Annual average snowfall is approximately 20 to 24 inches ~ Any and all mineral rights currently owned by the seller are negotiable ~ The ranch has been held by the same family since 1978

This beautiful 10.31+/- acres is located in the rural Pine Meadows Subdivision, just south of El Morro National Monument, in Western New Mexico. The property consists of two adjacent lots and offers an opportunity to use as a recreational property or to build a home in a spectacular rural setting. The parcel is vacant land offering a new owner to develop it they way they want. There are subdivision roads on two sides of the property. The area is rich with historic Native American Puebloan occupancy and near the path Spanish conquistadors traveled in search of a medieval myth of golden cities to be found at a place called Cibola. The nearby Cibola National Forest, El Morro National Monument, El Malpais National Monument and Bureau of Land Management lands offers many opportunities for outdoor recreation in a public land environment. Unbelievable panoramic views of majestic Oso Ridge of the Zuni Mountains and the chain of volcanic craters can be seen from confines of the property. This property is going to make someone really happy to own!

Tinaja Ranch provides a peaceful and beautiful rural escape featuring a 3BR 2BA home complete with city utilities and great year-round access in NM Game Management Unit 12. The +/- 290 acre property is subdivided, making it an excellent investment/development opportunity as well as a sporting and recreational paradise. Land This rolling, pinion and juniper covered +/- 290 acre property includes over 50 acres of pasture land, providing plenty of room for horses, cattle, or hunting if food plots are added. Tinaja Ranch embraces the natural beauty of western New Mexico with its rock formations and varying elevation. Improvements Tinaja Ranch offers the perfect cabin for your recreation adventures. The ranch offers a 3BR 2BA, nearly 2000 sqft home with an open kitchen and living room layout providing ample space for hanging out with friends and family. The house has covered porches perfect for that early morning coffee while watching sunrise over the hills and an attached oversized 2-car garage for all your toys. This property has great roads and provides year-round access due to its proximity to main roads. The home has a new boiler heater and HVAC unit and a fully fenced yard. Seller is open to selling the back 100 acres separately from the house with acreage. If interested please contact listing agent for more details. *Buyer to verify all marketing and listing details. Recreation Tinaja Ranch is located in NM Game Management Unit 12, which has produced numerous record book elk over the years, and has gone from a sleeper unit to a true high-demand, trophy unit. The unit also holds mule deer and antelope. The ranch is able to obtain over-the-counter private land tags for mule deer, antelope, black bear, turkey and mountain lion. As a Small Contributing Ranch in Unit 12, the new owner will be eligible to apply for a landowner bull elk tag. History Established in 1876, Ramah was one of fifty locations in the New Mexico Territory settled, under the direction of Brigham Young, by Mormon pioneers and is one of only three that remain today. Ramah was originally settled for the purpose of missionary work to be carried out within the Zuni and Navajo communities. Many of the original stone houses are still standing and are a testament to the hard work and skill of Ramah's early founders. One such building has been restored and preserved as a museum to display the heritage of the valley's past. Location The property is located near Ramah and Pinehill in western New Mexico. The area offers of site seeing, national monuments, and hikes. El Morro National Monument weaves a colorful tapestry of the history of New Mexico. Hundreds of petroglyphs bear witness to the lives of ancestral Puebloans. Other inscriptions mark the journeys of early American pioneers, western emigrants, soldiers and railroad surveyors. The richly diverse volcanic landscape of El Malpais National Monument offers solitude, recreation, and adventure. Visitors can explore incredible geologic features such as lava flows, cinder cones, lava tube caves, and sandstone bluffs. While some may see a desolate environment, people have been adapting to and living in this extraordinary terrain for generations. Come discover the land of fire and ice! The Narrows, located 17 miles south of I-40 on NM 117, is named for the narrow corridor that developed when lava flowed close to the base of a five hundred foot sandstone mesa. Most of the lava observed is from McCarty's crater, which, at approximately 3,000 years old is the most recent lava flow in the area. Located in a collapsed lava tube, the perpetual Ice Cave's temperature never rises above 31F year round, with natural layers of ice that have been forming for over 3,400 years. The perpetual Ice Cave is a natural phenomenon made possible by a combination of physical factors forming a natural ice box; a 20 foot thick mass of ice accumulating in a well insulated cave of porous lava and shaped just right to trap cold air, continually generating new ice as rain water and snow melt seep down and freeze. The Ice Cave is a sacred place with a 1,200 year history of human interaction dating back to the Ancestral Puebloans (also known as the Anasazi) and continuing to this day as a spiritual and refreshingly cool, peaceful space.

Bear Valley Ranch spans 231.95 acres in Cibola County, NM. With road frontage, two wells, multiple power access points, and BLM and tribal land access, it's a prime opportunity for hunters, developers, or investors. Featuring a mix of pion-juniper, grassland and ponderosas over shallow canyons and gently rolling hills, this versatile property is ready for residential, recreational, or business use. Land Bear Valley Ranch spans 231.95 contiguous acres in Cibola County, NM, featuring a diverse landscape suited for various uses. The property sits at an elevation of 7,3007,500 feet and consists of gently rolling hills, shallow canyons, and open meadows. Soils vary across the property, with sandy and loamy textures supporting a mix of pion-juniper woodlands, ponderosa pines, and native grasslands. The largest portion of the ranch is strategically positioned between two significant tracts of public landBLM borders the west, while Navajo Trust Land borders the eastproviding expanded access for recreation and hunting. A seasonal dirt tank on the property serves as a vital water source for wildlife and livestock, enhancing the habitat for elk, deer, and other game. *Seller financing is available, contact listing agents for terms. Improvements Bear Valley Ranch includes multiple structures, and essential infrastructure to support various land uses. While there are multiple homes present on the property, they are in poor condition and do not contribute to the overall value of the land. Two wells provide reliable water access, supporting both residential and agricultural potential. Electricity is available at multiple points throughout the ranch, offering flexibility for future development. A seasonal dirt tank serves as an additional water source for wildlife and livestock, enhancing the property's natural appeal for hunting and ranching. The ranch also features traditional Navajo Hogans and a sweat lodge, reflecting the area's deep cultural heritage. With road frontage on Candy Kitchen Road and Bear Valley Road, along with its existing water and power infrastructure, Bear Valley Ranch is well-positioned for future improvements to suit a range of uses, from hunting and recreation to residential or business development. Recreation Bear Valley Ranch is located in GMU 12, which is renowned for its elk herd and mild terrain. With its dirt tank, grazing, and strategic location between multiple year-round water sources, Bear Valley Ranch has a strong elk presence. By registering the ranch through the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish's Elk Private Land Usage System (ePLUS), the landowner may be able to obtain elk hunting tags as a Small Contributing Ranch.** Lower densities of deer, turkey, antelope, and predators are also in the area, and provide OTC hunting opportunities for the ranch owner who registers the ranch through NMDGF. Simple improvements such as the addition of food plots, feeders, and additional dirt tanks or drinkers could increase the huntability of an already impressively populated ranch! Fishing is available in many locations throughout the local area, as are hiking and mountain biking. Winter sports such as skiing and snowshoeing are available in less than 4 hours of drive time at Santa Fe Ski Area and Pajarito Mountain, and Durango Mountain Resort can be reached in 4 hours 30 mins. The El Morro and El Malpais National Monunments are both less than an hour from the ranch, and provide year-round hiking and exploration for visitors. El Morro National Monument is a certified dark sky location and both parks provide visitors with incredible views of the Milky Way on a clear night. **Hayden Outdoors makes no guarantee that the new landowner will receive Landowner tags through the ePLUS program, but may assist in the application and/or provide recommendations of improvements to increase chances. Region & Climate Pinehill, New Mexico, experiences a semi-arid climate with notable seasonal variations. Temperature: Summer: In July, the average high temperature is approximately 85F. Winter: January sees average low temperatures around 16F. Precipitation: Annual Rainfall: Ramah receives about 14 inches of rain per year. Annual Snowfall: The area averages 37 inches of snow annually. Sunshine: Sunny Days: On average, there are 278 sunny days per year in Pinehill. Location The nearest full service airport is the Albuquerque International Sunport at 2 hrs 15 mins. Shopping, dining, and groceries are available in Gallup and Grants NM, which are both approximately 1 hr 15 mins from the ranch. Drive times to other notable locations: Santa Fe, NM 3 hours Flagstaff, AZ 3 hours 45 mins Durango, CO 4 hours Scottsdale, AZ 5 hours 30 mins

Galleta Ranch has been a family-owned and operated cattle ranch for over 80 years. The family has been operating a big game hunting program providing outfitted and guided hunts for Elk, Mule deer and Pronghorn. This ranch lies within Big Game Unit 12, has healthy elk numbers and has produced exceptional bull elk! Bulls scoring over 350 inches have been harvested on this ranch. The ranch offers exceptional elk hunting opportunities. Mule deer have only been hunted on a limited basis, with bucks harvested being of older age class. Pronghorn utilize the ranch and have been hunted on a limited basis. The property currently qualifies for elk landowner authorizations as issued by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, offering the owner many options for how landowner authorizations are used. Private land mule deer and pronghorn licenses are unlimited and sold over the counter, so landowners can allow as many hunters as they choose to meet their management objectives. Other wildlife species include cougar, black bear, bobcat, grey fox, badger, prairie dogs, dove, and a few scaled quail. Three small hunter cabins and a bath house were built in 2015 to offer hunters a rustic yet comfortable stay. The cabins reside next to the stunning red sandstone rock bluff formations, nestled amongst tall ponderosa trees. A 21x51-foot metal pole barn, a 4,500-water storage tank, and a walk-in cooler are conveniently located near the hunter cabins. A network of water lines from the electric well provides water to wildlife/cattle drinkers and the hunter cabins facilities. The ranch offers good forage and water availability for maintaining elk, mule deer, and pronghorn use on the property. The terrain consists of open meadows, beautiful ponderosa pines, Gambel oak, and pinion and juniper trees. Unique Lava rock formations persist throughout pinion/juniper forested areas on the eastern portion of the ranch, adding to the diverse natural resources on the property. The area is rich with historic Native American Puebloan history. Near the path, Spanish conquistadors traveled in search of a medieval myth of golden cities to be found at Cibola. Ruins and fascinating petroglyphs can be found on the ranch. Unbelievable panoramic views of red sandstone bluffs, the majestic Oso Ridge of the Zuni Mountains, and the chain of volcanic craters can be seen from the confines of the ranch. This property is going to make someone happy to own!

Please consider our 161 acre OFF GRID Hunting Property off of Moreno Hill Rd 35A west of Fence Lake approx 5 to 6 miles. This property should qualify for an Elk Tag. Some nice Mule deer bucks roam the area as well. This property offers Mature Pinon Trees, lots of Juniper and has a very large grassy meadow. Nice views as well. The property has a huge Metal Barn, approx 80' by 40' with 15' ceilings. Finish building the Barn out and you have a great place to stay. Needs concreate floor. NO HOA!! NO CCR's. Property appears to be fenced. Water Storage Tank. Neighboring well was about 600' I'm told. I sold the property across the road and they had really good Elk hunting-see photos. Bring your Toys!! Please consider using ON-X mapping app to find the Properties corners.

This Beautiful rural property is located within the Santa Rita Land & Cattle Subdivision within Game Management Unit 12, which is known for its trophy elk hunting opportunities. Elk and mule deer, amongst other wildlife, utilize this property. Private land mule deer licenses are currently unlimited and sold over the counter, so a landowner can allow as many hunters as they choose to meet their management objectives. The property is currently not enrolled in the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish's Private Land Elk Authorization (EPLUS) program. The terrain consists of a gentle topography with native grasses and beautiful pinyon and juniper trees.A large dirt tank has recently been built on the eastern part of the property to capture runoff from rain and snow, providing a means to capture and hold water for elk, deer, and other wildlife. The perimeter of the property is partially fenced with barbed wire. Road access is off Highway 117.This property offers the peace and quiet of rural New Mexico, with numerous nearby outdoor recreation opportunities including vast amounts of public lands including Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Cibola National Forest, Gila National Forest, El Malpais National Monument, El Malpais National Conservation Area, El Morro National Monument and Quemado Lake for the fishing enthusiasts. Hunting, Hiking, Camping, Biking, OHV's Riding, Horseback Riding, Bird Watching, Photography and Star Gazing are outdoor activities that can be enjoyed on the property.This property would make for an amazing location for a new home construction away from the big city with clean air and stunning sunsets.A 24-foot 2006 Fleetwood Pioneer 210CKS travel trailer is included in the sale and will convey with the property.This property offers the opportunity to own a piece of your own plot of beautiful Southwestern New Mexico real estate!

The A Lazy A Ranch is the best value mid-large size elk hunting ranch in NM at $936 per acre. 2025 Hunting season will have 5 Ranch only ES/Rifle bull tags. The ranch boasts +/-6,854 (including lease acres), and is located 30 minutes from Quemado, NM. The A Lazy A Ranch hunts even bigger than its footprint being at the end of 8 miles of county road and no access from neighboring ranches. Includes a modest older ranch-house. Land +/-6,854 acres. It includes +/-4,264 deeded acres, +/-1950 acres of state lease and +/-640 acres of BLM lease. The land is accessible by county roads, and the terrain varies from grassland bottoms to tree-covered mesas and rolling hills up to canyonlands in the northernmost parts. Diverse vegetation of native grasses, wildflowers, pinon and juniper trees provides great food and habitat for many species of wildlife. Improvements The headquarters includes a modest ranch house and bunkhouse with 3 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, and a separate shower in the bunkhouse. A sizable solar array has been recently installed, making the property self-sufficient and virtually eliminating electric bills. A 40 x 50 metal shop also provides ample room for large equipment and supplies. The ranch is fully fenced with cross fencing into pastures, with corrals near the middle, making them accessible to all portions of the ranch. Recreation The ranch is within Game Management Unit 12 and provides great opportunity for elk, mule deer, antelope and dove hunting with the possibility of quail hunting with some additional management. Local fishing Bluewater Lake -This serene lake, located 25 miles west of Grants about 1.5 hours away, is set in a pinon-juniper landscape with views towards the Zuni Mountains. The park offers camping, hiking, birding, horseback riding and fishing. And not just any fishing you'll find some of the best tiger muskie fishing at Bluewater Lake! The park elevation is 7,554 ft. Quemado Lake 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 with rainbow trout in fall, winter and spring months. The lake offers year-round trout fishing and warm water fishing for channel catfish and small mouth bass during the summer months. Agriculture Under current management grazing is practiced from December to July per the grazing lease agreement. Cattle are removed in July to allow the pastures to rest and enable big game migration onto the property. Typical stocking rates for cattle vary from year-to-year but are around 12-15 AU per section. Leased lands have established stocking rates that must be followed. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Through domestic and livestock wells the ranch has been allotted 8.62 Acre feet of water rights (TBV) General Operations Both hunting tags and grazing leases have provided an income for this operation over many years with current year-to-year leases in place. Region & Climate Quemado, NM, with a population of 250 people, has a semi-arid climate with hot summers and cool winters. The average temperature in the summer is 80F and the average temperature in the winter is 30F. Precipitation is sparse throughout the year, averaging only 8 inches of rain annually. Snowfall can also be expected in the winter months, ranging from light to moderate snow showers. The air quality in Quemado is generally good and often sunny days can be enjoyed here throughout the year. Location Albuquerque International Airport is about 2.5 hours from the property via I-40 and Hwy 117.

Agua Fria Retreat consists of 40.95+/- acres. Nestled among the tall pines of the Zuni Mountains, along the banks of the Agua Fria Creek, this property has it all: a 3,250 sq ft handcrafted and built home and many other features. It is built with seclusion, being self-contained with an on-site well and solar panels and plenty of area to explore. Off-grid but close enough to major airports and local shopping for all your needs. Land 40.95+/- Deeded Acres The owners have REDUCED the price by over $68,000. Now is the time before the summer gets away from you to own this Amazing Retreat. Agua Fria Creek flows from February to June each year. Rock Bluffs' Rocky outcroppings and Man-Made Pond have many additional features. A small valley runs primarily north and south along the length of the property. Ridgetops turn into mostly flat mesa tops. The property is easily accessed via a Paved/Blacktop road maintained year-round by Cibola County. The 2-mile forest road is well-maintained by the Forest Service. The short 0.2-mile path leading to the property from the forest road is well-maintained by the owner. Grants, a community along Interstate 40, is a mere 18 miles from the property. Grants has several restaurants, several service stations, a hospital, a Wal-Mart, and schools. The mining, art, and history museums offer yet additional places to visit and explore. Improvements Agua Fria Retreat is the perfect location for those who seek an off-grid, secluded, upscale Home. It is self-contained, away from the crowded subdivisions and neighbors, yet close enough to a community that offers all the necessary shopping and health care that you may need. With so many historic and cultural sites within minutes or a few hours away and the 1.6 million acres of Cibola National Forest as your backyard, there will always be somewhere to see and explore. The owner is an American Artist, instructor, and videographer whose work is immediately recognizable and collected worldwide. The home and amenities were built by hand by the owner over the course of a few years. His attention to detail and artistic talents are expressed in the workmanship. The owner milled all the lumber from logs harvested on the property. The stonework, both in the main house and in the other buildings, and the landscaping come from the property. The home, apartment, and garage are built using a Metal Building by Rigid Buildings as the shell. The metal building design was chosen over traditional wood or log construction for its durability and fire mitigation. Being in the middle of the forest, a metal building will not burn and is an excellent choice for this area. Additional fire mitigation has been done around the home. The Interior design is based on a Japanese open-design floor plan and was built with comfort in mind. The open design, both inside and outside, is perfect for entertaining out-of-town guests; imagine sitting around the pond or one of the fire pits, enjoying your favorite beverage, enjoying the mountain air, watching the sunset, and then watching the stars that seem close enough to touch. Please click here to go on 360 virtual tour of the Main House, Apartment, Garage, & Green House. To get a more realistic feel, make sure to use the auto-rotate feature in the accessible menu on the bottom left corner of the screen. This property has many possibilities, from a couple looking for a place to retire to a family with several family members, to a hunting lodge, to a bed and breakfast, to an AirBNB destination. Live in the main house and rent out the apartment. With all the property has to offer, there are as many possibilities as you can imagine. This property has so many outstanding features that it is impossible to list or explain in words. It must be seen and experienced to get the full effect of what it has to offer. To schedule your private qualified showing. Please call or email today. Financial verification is required prior to all showings. The property includes a Case 590 turbo Backhoe with Mechanical Thumb, a gasoline-engine-powered Wood Splitter, all components of Solar and water systems, a Duro Max DUEL FUEL XP 13000 HX Generator, Major Appliances, a Samsung Double-oven-Range, an LG Double Door, a Dual bottom compartment Freezer, a Whirlpool Dishwasher, a Washer and Dryer, and an Upright Freezer. All household furnishings are negotiable with the potential buyer. Heating System: in floor / hot water, 2/ One open fireplace, one wood- burning stove with forced air Blower. 40-gallon water heater and on-demand hot water heaters in the main house and apartment. Home Style: Ridged Brand Pre Fab Metal Building. Metal Roof with Spanish Tile on Additions to the building. Interior design: Japanese open-design floor plan with Native wood and stone features harvested and collected from property, Pre Fab Rigid Metal Building 40' x60', Year Built: Completed in 2024, All metal building construction, Chosen method to mitigate fire danger Total Finished Sq. Ft.3850; Total Livable/Heated Sq. Ft. 3,250: Heated attic used for storage at roof/wall points 600 Sq. Ft 3 Bedrooms and three full baths Fence Type Wood & Rustic zig/zag pole fence along the entrance driveway, and room for 10 vehicles. The detached 30'x50' Rigid Metal Building Built in 2017 (1,500 Sq Ft) footprint, with loft space in the apartment, adds an additional 675 Sq Ft of heated living space. It is used for a Garage/ shop and an apartment. The apartment takes up 975 sq ft with a Bedroom Loft. The garage has two garage-type doors that can be used to store the backhoe and/or any other vehicles. It also has a closed-off section that can be used for storage or a separate tool room. Water to the property comes from the private well on the property, which has an enclosed well house and is considered one of the best-tasting and cleanest in the area. The delivery system features a high-pressure pump that pumps the water to the main house and other buildings. The property also has a detached greenhouse 2016 (320sf) that produces greens and vegetables year-round. There is one open-roofed cover used to store firewood, keeping it dry in any weather, and an elevated platform that can be used as a kids' tree house or a sitting area to enjoy the view of the property Recreation This property borders the Cibola National Forest (consisting of more than 1.6 million acres) on three sides. The west side is Private property, which just so happens to be owned by the owner of the Agua Fria Retreat. A short drive puts the owner in any number of unique places that the area has to offer, from the world-famous hot springs in Pagosa Springs to world-class skiing at Wolf Creek Ski Area, Taos Ski Area, Purgatory Ski Area, Some of the Oldest Churches in North America, World class Hunting and Fishing are minutes from the front steps. The area is rich in Native America Tribes and the history that their ancestors left behind. The Zuni Reservation is just a few miles from the property. World-renowned Chaco Canyon is less than 2 hours from Grants, and the legendary Mesa Verde National Park, Four Corners National Monument, and numerous other sites are within a few hours' drive. La Ventana Natural Arch and El Malpais National Conservation Area are just a short drive from the front door; El Morro National Monument (designated a dark sky site) is about 15 miles west of the home, and Ice Caves are within 10 miles. Famous Sky City Acoma Pueblo is 45 minutes east. The annual Quadrathlon on Mt Taylor in February brings athletes from around the country, is a must see for those adventure seekers Located in Game Management Unit 10, The Ranch is eligible for one Elk Permit through the NMDGF EPLUS small contributing ranch pool for a ranch-only or unit-wide Elk Tag. Current owners have applied with the NMDGF; new owners will have to submit a name change and follow through with the application. Hayden makes no guarantees of receiving an Elk Tag but may assist in connecting with NMDGF. Please check current regulations with NMDGF. A second Elk Permit may be available from the owner, that application has been made on an adjacent piece of property. This may be discussed with the owner. Unit 10 has seen a few Bull Elk over 350 in the past, with several 300 class bull elk taken regularly. Mule Deer have been spotted right outside the front door. The odds of drawing a Buck Mule Deer tag are not as hard as in other parts of northern NM. Several trophy-class Mule Deer have been taken in years past in unit 10 and surrounding units. Flocks of wild Merriam Turkeys frequent the property and have been viewed right outside the residence. Sitting in the heart of NMGF unit 10 in Cibola County and Close to the famed Gila units, which hold some of New Mexico's largest Bull Elk, this property could be the ideal location for the individual looking for an Off Grid Hunting Lodge. With the main house and the guest house, several hunting partners can call this property home during their hunting adventures. The ranch is less than two hours from The San Juan River quality waters. Located in the northwest corner of New Mexico, 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, a 4-mile stretch of river below Navajo Lake Dam, is a consistent producer of 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!!! Hiking, Camping, Hunting, and ATV Riding are all available on the property, and with the Cibola National Forest as your backyard, you have a whole lot of trails and back roads to explore. Agriculture With a bit of work, a fence and/or corrals could be installed to hold a few heads of cattle, horses, sheep, or goats. The property may then be viewed as agricultural, which could conceivably lower the property taxes. The

EASY Owner Financing - Just $2,000 down!!! The property immediately to the east of this one is also available for purchase. Contact us for pricing if you wish to buy both properties together! This is a wonderful opportunity to own land in a location where you can rest assured that, because of the 640 acres of state land to the north and the majority of other landowners not living on their parcels, you'll rarely see other people ~ seclusion, peace, serenity! State: New Mexico County: Cibola City: Grants Postal Code: 87321 Property Size and PID: 10.3 acres, R04965 Legal Descriptions of all the properties: Subd: Tierra Verde Lot: 37A Unit: 2 (Replat) = 10.3 AC Property Address: None - location determined by plat map and online mapping databases. Street Name: Camino De Tierra Cross Street Name: N/A Zoning: Cibola County categorizes the properties in this area as "Non-Residential Land", which gives you the freedom to do what you wish with your property. Power: Powerline approximately 1.1 Miles to the South of Center of Property. Water: None - you will need to drill a well or use an alternative method. Sewer: None - you will need to install a septic tank or use an alternative method. Cable / Internet: In the area. Roads: Dirt/Gravel, Low Maintenance Survey: None. Property lines currently determined by Plat Map. Property Taxes (Annually): With an Ag Exemption, taxes for 2023 were $66.13 in 2023. Buyer to reapply for Ag Exemption if desired. Property Back Taxes: None School District Name: Grants-Cibola County Schools School District Taxes (Annual): None School District Back Taxes: None Association Name: None Association Fees (Annual): None Association Back Fees: None Restrictions: None known Time Limit to Build: None General Elevation (Feet): 7,469 General Terrain: Level, Relatively Flat Flood Zone: No VISIT THE PROPERTY WHENEVER YOU WANT - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY: GPS Coordinates to the Approximate Center of the Property: 34.957314, -108.223842 Northeast Corner of the Property: 34.959327, -108.221556 Southeast Corner of the Property: 34.955520, -108.221556 Southwest Corner of the Property: 34.955529, -108.226202 Northwest Corner of the Property: 34.959494, -108.226212 DISTANCES TO THE PROPERTY, FROM: El Morro : 12.8 Miles to the North Grants : 49.9 Miles to the Northeast Albuquerque : 126 Miles to the East Roswell : 324 Miles to the Southeast Quemado : 81.4 Miles to the South Fence Lake : 41.6 Miles to the Southwest Holbrook AZ : 141 Miles to the West Gallup : 67.7 Miles to the Northwest PURCHASING THIS PROPERTY: Discounted CASH Price: $12,299.00 Seller Financing BASE Price: $17,267.50 Seller Financing Down Payment: $2,000.00 Seller Financing Monthly Payments: $325 Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Years): 5.5 Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Months): 66 *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 by visiting our listing webpage. (linked below) 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: Closing Costs When Closing Through Us: All closing costs are included within the $499 Document Preparation Fee. The main conveyance document shall be a Special Warranty Deed. We handle all the paperwork and recording the deed with the county. Closing Costs If You Close Through a Title / Abstract Company: Title closing costs are not included in the purchase price shown on this listing. We are happy to assist you with this process, but you will be responsible for covering all of the associated costs. Since the Title Company will be preparing the closing documents, we will credit the $499 Document Preparation Fee to the Purchase Price. Need some references to make sure we're legit? No problem! Check out the reviews on our Facebook Page and on Google! NEVER MISS OUT ON ANOTHER SAVVY PROPERTY: By Liking / Following us on all of our Social Media and by Subscribing to our Mailing List, you'll never miss out on another SAVVY property again! Simply click on the Social Media links below to be brought to our pages: FACEBOOK: SavvyLandsUSA INSTAGRAM: SavvyLandsUSA TWITTER: SavvyLandsUSA TIKTOK: SavvyLandsUSA YOUTUBE: Savvy Lands, LLC LINKEDIN: Savvy Lands, LLC ABOUT THE SELLER & DISCLAIMER: At Savvy Lands, LLC we work hard to acquire quality properties at great prices so that we can pass along those savings to you, our customers! We encourage everyone to perform their own due diligence on each property or hire a real estate professional to represent you. The information that we have provided within this listing is representative of the best information that we had at the time of the posting and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. You are responsible for verifying all information prior to purchase.

On the market for the first time in 40 years! Tallahogan Ranch is a one-of-a-kind +/-305-acre property featuring a main house, guest house, and two traditional Navajo hogans. A rare year-round spring-fed pond attracts wildlife, while towering ponderosas, pion, and juniper offer excellent cover. Set in the high desert out where the golden eagles fly, this ranch offers rich history, exceptional privacy, and prime hunting. Land The +/-305 acres of Tallahogan Ranch are gently rolling with sporadic rock outcroppings and high-for-the-area tree cover. The foliage consists of a mix of pinon and juniper, with stands of mature ponderosa pines scattered throughout. The timber on the property is virgin; a few of the alligator juniper have bases more than 10 feet wide! There is a good mix of grassland to tree coverage, and the property is also fenced and cross-fenced, so cattle, sheep or horse grazing is possible. There are multiple seasonal dirt tanks on the property which could easily be improved to hold water longer into the dry seasons. The current owner has the surface water rights, which is a relatively rare feature in the Zuni River Basin watershed. Perhaps the most important feature of the ranch is the year-round, spring- and well-fed pond just outside the front door of the main house. This historical pond is registered with the county and is one of the few year-round water holes in the area, and as such helps hold a large herd of elk in the local area. Local folklore has it that Billy the Kid once worked cattle as a ranch hand in this area, and this spring-fed, year-round pond was a common stopping place. The property borders two small parcels of Navajo Nation land with larger sections of BLM and State Land bordering those, so the new owners will not have to worry about future encroachment on their privacy. *Buyer to verify all listing information. Improvements This property includes two homes as well as two traditional Navajo hogans and multiple outbuildings. The main house is a 2052 sqft, 3 BR/2BA Clayton Homes custom manufactured home built in 2011. This home has all the amenities, including an indoor hottub and sauna in a sunroom as well as an outdoor sauna on the deck, and a wood-fired outdoor pizza oven. A large kitchen/dining area provides plenty of cabinet space for dishes and food. There are two wood burning fireplaces and two living areas, a large master suite with ensuite bath, and forced air heating. The smaller house is a 1056 sqft, 2 BR/2BA mobile home built in 1997 on a permanent foundation. This cozy home would make an excellent guest house or caretaker's home. With an attached, fully enclosed sunroom and a large outdoor deck, the home feels much larger than its size. There is a 10'x25 wooden storage shed with roll-up door and separate walk-in entrance next to the smaller house. The hogans are simple circular shaped buildings that are the traditional homes of the Navajo culture. These hogans are structurally sound, and with a little elbow grease could be put into great shape and could make a unique income addition as rentals . West of the main house is a horse corral with loafing shed and equipment storage area and another sheet metal and beam loafing shed in the southwest corner of the property. Property is fully fenced and cross-fenced, and the current owner has been maintaining the fencing even in the absence of livestock on the property. *Buyer to verify all information within listing details. Interior photos are coming soon! Recreation Tallahogan Ranch is located in GMU 12, which is renowned for its elk herd and mild terrain. Bulls here are known to get big and finding them isn't hard just look for water! With it's year-round pond, Tallahogan ranch is an elk magnet. This ranch has not been hunted in over 40 years, and animals use it as a sanctuary when hunting pressure in the nearby public lands picks up in the fall. By registering the ranch through the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish's Elk Private Land Usage System (ePLUS), the landowner may be able to obtain elk hunting tags**. Lower densities of deer, turkey, antelope, and predators are also in the area, and provide OTC hunting opportunities for the ranch owner who registers the ranch through NMDGF. Simple improvements such as the addition of food plots, feeders, and revamping of dirt tanks could increase the huntability of an already impressively populated ranch! Fishing is available in many locations throughout the local area, as are hiking and mountain biking. Winter sports such as skiing and snowshoeing are available in less than 4 hours of drive time at Santa Fe Ski Area and Pajarito Mountain, and even Durango Mountain Resort can be reached in 4 hours 30 mins. The El Morro and El Malpais National Monunments are both less than an hour from the ranch, and provide year-round hiking and exploration for visitors. El Morro National Monument is a certified dark sky location and both parks provide visitors with incredible views of the Milky Way on a clear night. **Hayden Outdoors makes no guarantee that the new landowner will receive Landowner tags through the ePLUS program, but may assist in the application and/or provide recommendations of improvements to increase chances. Agriculture Tallahogan Ranch is fenced and cross-fenced, so with the year-round pond, multiple dirt tanks, and good grass cover, running a small number of sheep, cattle, or horses could help the new owner with agricultural status of the property. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Surface water rights are available on Tallahogan Ranch, a rarity in this area. 100% of water rights, and any mineral rights, if discovered to be owned, will be transferred with property upon sale. Region & Climate Pinehill, New Mexico, experiences a semi-arid climate with notable seasonal variations. Temperature: Summer: In July, the average high temperature is approximately 85F. Winter: January sees average low temperatures around 16F. Precipitation: Annual Rainfall: Ramah receives about 14 inches of rain per year. Annual Snowfall: The area averages 37 inches of snow annually. Sunshine: Sunny Days: On average, there are 278 sunny days per year in Pinehill. Location The nearest full service airport is the Albuquerque International Sunport at 2 hrs 15 mins. Shopping, dining, and groceries are available in Gallup and Grants NM, which are both approximately 1 hr 15 mins from the ranch. Drive times to other notable locations: Santa Fe, NM 3 hours Flagstaff, AZ 3 hours 45 mins Durango, CO 4 hours Scottsdale, AZ 5 hours 30 mins

EASY Owner Financing - Just $2,000 down!!! The property immediately to the west of this one is also available for purchase. Contact us for pricing if you wish to buy both properties together! This is a wonderful opportunity to own land in a location where you can rest assured that, because of the 640 acres of state land to the north and the majority of other landowners not living on their parcels, you'll rarely see other people ~ seclusion, peace, serenity! State: New Mexico County: Cibola City: Grants Postal Code: 87321 Property Size and PID: 10.82 acres, R04944 Legal Descriptions of all the properties: Subd: Tierra Verde Lot: 37B Unit: 2 (Replat) = 10.82 AC Property Address: None - location determined by Plat Map and online mapping databases. Street Name: Camino De Tierra Cross Street Name: N/A Zoning: Cibola County categorizes the properties in this area as "Non-Residential Land", which gives you the freedom to do what you wish with your property. Power: Powerline approximately 1.1 Miles to the South of Center of Property. Water: None - you will need to drill a well or use an alternative method. Sewer: None - you will need to install a septic tank or use an alternative method. Cable / Internet: In the area. Roads: Dirt/Gravel, low maintenance Survey: None. Property lines currently determined by Plat Map. Property Taxes (Annually): With an Ag Exemption, taxes for 2023 were $66.13 in 2023. Buyer to reapply for Ag Exemption if desired. Property Back Taxes: None School District Name: Grants-Cibola County Schools School District Taxes (Annual): None School District Back Taxes: None Association Name: None Association Fees (Annual): None Association Back Fees: None Restrictions: None known. Time Limit to Build: None known. General Elevation (Feet): 7,469 General Terrain: Level, Relatively Flat Flood Zone: No VISIT THE PROPERTY WHENEVER YOU WANT - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY: GPS Coordinates to the Approximate Center of the Property: 34.957314, -108.223842 Northeast Corner of the Property: 34.959327, -108.221556 Southeast Corner of the Property: 34.955520, -108.221556 Southwest Corner of the Property: 34.955529, -108.226202 Northwest Corner of the Property: 34.959494, -108.226212 DISTANCES TO THE PROPERTY, FROM: El Morro : 12.8 Miles to the North Grants : 49.9 Miles to the Northeast Albuquerque : 126 Miles to the East Roswell : 324 Miles to the Southeast Quemado : 81.4 Miles to the South Fence Lake : 41.6 Miles to the Southwest Holbrook AZ : 141 Miles to the West Gallup : 67.7 Miles to the Northwest PURCHASING THIS PROPERTY: Discounted CASH Price: $12,900.00 Seller Financing BASE Price: $17,972.50 Seller Financing Down Payment: $2,000.00 Seller Financing Monthly Payments: $340.00 Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Years): 5.5 Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Months): 66 *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 by visiting our listing webpage. (linked below) 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: Closing Costs When Closing Through Us: All closing costs are included within the $499 Document Preparation Fee. The main conveyance document shall be a Special Warranty Deed. We handle all the paperwork and recording the deed with the county. Closing Costs If You Close Through a Title / Abstract Company: Title closing costs are not included in the purchase price shown on this listing. We are happy to assist you with this process, but you will be responsible for covering all of the associated costs. Since the Title Company will be preparing the closing documents, we will credit the $499 Document Preparation Fee to the Purchase Price. Need some references to make sure we're legit? No problem! Check out the reviews on our Facebook Page and on Google! NEVER MISS OUT ON ANOTHER SAVVY PROPERTY: By Liking / Following us on all of our Social Media and by Subscribing to our Mailing List, you'll never miss out on another SAVVY property again! Simply click on the Social Media links below to be brought to our pages: FACEBOOK: SavvyLandsUSA INSTAGRAM: SavvyLandsUSA TWITTER: SavvyLandsUSA TIKTOK: SavvyLandsUSA YOUTUBE: Savvy Lands, LLC LINKEDIN: Savvy Lands, LLC ABOUT THE SELLER & DISCLAIMER: At Savvy Lands, LLC we work hard to acquire quality properties at great prices so that we can pass along those savings to you, our customers! We encourage everyone to perform their own due diligence on each property or hire a real estate professional to represent you. The information that we have provided within this listing is representative of the best information that we had at the time of the posting and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. You are responsible for verifying all information prior to purchase.

The High Desert Outpost offers 29.05 acres in Candy Kitchen, NM with a 3,485 sq ft commercial building, propane station, RV hookups, storage, and 25+ acres of undeveloped land. Located across from the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary, this rural business hub has infrastructure in place and room to growperfect for retail, service, or tourism-focused development. Land The High Desert Outpost sits at the corner of Candy Kitchen and Five Gate Roads, and consists of two parcels totaling 29 acres. The first, +/-4 acres at 371 Candy Kitchen Road, contains the Outpost building, propane station, RV hookups, and parking area. The second, +/-25 acres at 18 Five Gate Road, is vacant and undeveloped, offering plenty of space for future improvements, additional homesites, or commercial growth. The land features a mix of gently rolling terrain and open clearings with scattered pion-juniper vegetation, and is easily accessible via maintained county roads. *Seller financing is available, contact listing agents for terms. Improvements The Outpost building is a +/-3485 sq ft, well-maintained commercial structure formerly operated as a restaurant and trading post. It includes a commercial kitchen, indoor dining space with rustic wooden tables and benches, two restrooms, one of which includes a shower. The laundry area features commercial-grade washers and dryers, folding stations, and a separate exterior entrance. A manager's office is conveniently positioned in the center of the building. The front of the building is covered by a full-length porch with picnic tables and custom log furniture. The rear of the building contains a wide-open space with concrete flooring and a roll-up garage door, previously used as a recreation area and well-suited for storage, expanded retail space, or conversion to other opportunities such as a feed and tack supply store. An ATM is installed for customer use. The property includes a covered propane filling station, a wood-sided storage shed with a roll-up door, and RV hookups, adding income-generating potential. Recreation Situated in a region known for its rich natural beauty and cultural attractions, the property lies directly across from the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuaryone of the area's most unique draws. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to El Morro National Monument, El Malpais National Conservation Area, and vast stretches of public land in the Cibola National Forest. These areas provide opportunities for hiking, photography, hunting, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing. With numerous campgrounds nearby and located in the heart of NM Game Management Unit 12renowned for elk and mule deerthe property is well positioned to serve tourism, outfitting, or recreational ventures. Region & Climate Set in the high desert plateau of western New Mexico, the Candy Kitchen area features a mild four-season climate with low humidity and abundant sunshine. Summer highs average in the 80s, while winter lows dip into the teens. The elevationranging from 7,300 to 7,500 feetdelivers crisp mountain air, star-filled skies, and vibrant fall colors. Annual precipitation averages 1416 inches, with most moisture arriving during the summer monsoons and occasional winter snowfall. The comfortable summer temperatures and cool, dry evenings make the area ideal for outdoor recreation, gardening, and year-round living. Snowfall is generally light but enough to accentuate the landscape in winter months, while spring and fall provide mild, transitional seasons ideal for exploring the region's trails and public lands. With over 275 days of sunshine annually, the region supports solar energy systems and is well suited for off-grid or semi-rural living. Location Located in the quiet community of Candy Kitchen in Cibola County, the property is easily accessed from County Roads 42 and 43, just over 2 miles off NM Highway 53. The nearest full-service town is Grants, about 1.5 hours east, while Gallup lies approximately 90 minutes to the northwest. Albuquerque International Sunport is roughly 2.5 hours away, providing access to major air travel. Nearby amenities can be found in the communities of Ramah and El Morro, which offer basic services and supplies, as well as restaurants, art galleries, and local events. The surrounding area is steeped in history and cultural heritage, with close proximity to Zuni Pueblo, the Ice Caves and Bandera Volcano, and the ancient cliff dwellings of El Morro. Despite its rural setting, the property enjoys year-round access and is surrounded by scenic mesas, historic landmarks, and public lands, making it an ideal base for business, recreation, or tourism-driven ventures.

Discover the perfect canvas for your dream retreat with this stunning parcel of land on Mt. Taylor in Grants, New Mexico. Nestled in the scenic backdrop of the majestic mountains, this property offers breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere, ideal for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. Spanning over 20 acres with a homesite levelled and power at properties edge its ready for you to build your dream home! Land Roughly 20 acres on four different parcels of land. Varying topography with open grassy areas covered in blue gramma grasses with sparse rock outcroppings. There are pockets of juniper trees in some areas of the property. Improvements The road to the property has recently been improved by adding culverts, drainage, and top material, making the acreage more accessible. A spot has been leveled for a home site. Recreation Outdoor recreation at Mount Taylor in New Mexico includes: Hiking, backpacking, camping, and winter activities and sports. Hiking Gooseberry Spring Trail:A popular trail for hiking and running that's considered moderately challenging Water Canyon Trail:A trail that descends from the La Mosca saddle into an interior valley Camping Established campgrounds:There are established campgrounds on Mount Taylor Dispersed camping:There is also dispersed camping on Mount Taylor Winter sports Snowmobiling:Snowmobiling is a winter sport on Mount Taylor Snowshoeing:Snowshoeing is a winter sport on Mount Taylor Cross-country skiing:Cross-country skiing is a winter sport on Mount Taylor Mt. Taylor Winter Quadrathlon:A 43-mile endurance event that takes place on President's Day weekend Other activitiesBicycling, Fishing, Picnicking, and Hunting. When to visit May through October is the best time for hiking, wildflower viewing, and primitive camping When it snows, many enjoy cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and tubing Agriculture If willing to build infrastructure to support the land could be utilized by someone with horses. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources None convey with the sell. Region & Climate Grants, New Mexico has asemi-arid climate with large temperature swings and low precipitation. Temperature Temperatures range from 13F to 90F throughout the year Precipitation Grants receives about 11 inches of precipitation annually The wettest months are July, August, and September Other climate characteristics New Mexico has a continental climate with abundant sunshine and low relative humidity New Mexico has a large annual and diurnal temperature range Much of New Mexico is arid to semiarid History Grants, New Mexico, was originally a railroad camp. It then later became known as the uranium capital of the world and also a popular tourist spot for Route 66 travelers. Early history In the 1880s, the Grant brothers built a construction camp for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. The camp was initially called Grants Camp, then Grants Station, and finally Grants. The town was part of the Los Alamitos colonial settlement. The town was a livestock shipping point and later supported lumbering and vegetable farming. Uranium mining In 1950, uranium ore was discovered in the Ambrosia Lake district. The Grants uranium industry produced about 63 percent of all the uranium mined in the United States. The mining industry declined after the 1980s recession. Tourism Grants is a popular destination for tourists, Route 66 tourists, and outdoor recreation enthusiasts. The town is close to national monuments and forests, including Mount Taylor, the Zuni Mountains, Acoma Pueblo, El Malpais, and Chaco Culture National Historical Park. Grants is also known as the Gateway to Mt. Taylor. Other attractions The New Mexico Mining Museum is a simulated uranium mining museum. The area has dinosaur diggings, volcanoes, desert-like areas, high mountains, lakes, and valleys. Location The property is about 8 miles from the town of Grants at about 7500 elevation. The Albuquerque International Sunport is just over an hour away, making it ideal for someone who needs to travel often but wants to escape it all when home.

EASY Owner Financing - Just $2,000 down!!! This is a wonderful opportunity to own land in a location where you can rest assured that, because of the 640 acres of state land to the north and the majority of other landowners not living on their parcels, you'll rarely see other people ~ seclusion, peace, serenity! State: New Mexico County: Cibola City: Grants Postal Code: 87321 Property Size and PID: 10.89 acres, R04897 Legal Description: Subd: Tierra Verde Lot: 37D Unit: 2 (Replat) = 10.89 AC Property Address: None - Location determined by Plat Map and Online Mapping Services. Street Name: Camino De Tierra Cross Street Name: N/A Zoning: Cibola County categorizes the properties in this area as "Non-Residential Land", which gives you the freedom to do what you wish with your property. Power: Powerline approximately 1.1 Miles to the South of Center of Property. Water: None - you will need to drill a well or use an alternative method. Sewer: None - you will need to install a septic tank or use an alternative method. Cable / Internet: In the area. Roads: Dirt/Gravel, low maintenance Survey: None - Property lines currently determined by Plat Map. Property Taxes (Annually): With an Ag Exemption, taxes for 2023 were $66.13 in 2023. Buyer to reapply for Ag Exemption if desired. Property Back Taxes: None School District Name: Grants-Cibola County Schools School District Taxes (Annual): None School District Back Taxes: None Association Name: None Association Fees (Annual): None Association Back Fees: None Restrictions: None known. Time Limit to Build: None known. General Elevation (Feet): 7,469 General Terrain: Level, Relatively Flat Flood Zone: No VISIT THE PROPERTY WHENEVER YOU WANT - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY: GPS Coordinates to the Approximate Center of the Property: 34.957314, -108.223842 Northeast Corner of the Property: 34.959327, -108.221556 Southeast Corner of the Property: 34.955520, -108.221556 Southwest Corner of the Property: 34.955529, -108.226202 Northwest Corner of the Property: 34.959494, -108.226212 DISTANCES TO THE PROPERTY, FROM: El Morro : 12.8 Miles to the North Grants : 49.9 Miles to the Northeast Albuquerque : 126 Miles to the East Roswell : 324 Miles to the Southeast Quemado : 81.4 Miles to the South Fence Lake : 41.6 Miles to the Southwest Holbrook AZ : 141 Miles to the West Gallup : 67.7 Miles to the Northwest PURCHASING THIS PROPERTY: Discounted CASH Price: $12,999.00 Seller Financing BASE Price: $18,207.25 Seller Financing Down Payment: $2,000.00 Seller Financing Monthly Payments: $345 Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Years): 5.5 Seller Financing Loan Duration (in Months): 66 *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 by visiting our listing webpage. (linked below) 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: Closing Costs When Closing Through Us: All closing costs are included within the $499 Document Preparation Fee. The main conveyance document shall be a Special Warranty Deed. We handle all the paperwork and recording the deed with the county. Closing Costs If You Close Through a Title / Abstract Company: Title closing costs are not included in the purchase price shown on this listing. We are happy to assist you with this process, but you will be responsible for covering all of the associated costs. Since the Title Company will be preparing the closing documents, we will credit the $499 Document Preparation Fee to the Purchase Price. Need some references to make sure we're legit? No problem! Check out the reviews on our Facebook Page and on Google! NEVER MISS OUT ON ANOTHER SAVVY PROPERTY: By Liking / Following us on all of our Social Media and by Subscribing to our Mailing List, you'll never miss out on another SAVVY property again! Simply click on the Social Media links below to be brought to our pages: FACEBOOK: SavvyLandsUSA INSTAGRAM: SavvyLandsUSA TWITTER: SavvyLandsUSA TIKTOK: SavvyLandsUSA YOUTUBE: Savvy Lands, LLC LINKEDIN: Savvy Lands, LLC ABOUT THE SELLER & DISCLAIMER: At Savvy Lands, LLC we work hard to acquire quality properties at great prices so that we can pass along those savings to you, our customers! We encourage everyone to perform their own due diligence on each property or hire a real estate professional to represent you. The information that we have provided within this listing is representative of the best information that we had at the time of the posting and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. You are responsible for verifying all information prior to purchase.