Union County, New Mexico Land For Sale (8 results)

*Please see the attached brochure for an accurate mapping of the property and its leases located in the RESOURCES below* When you are on this ranch located near Clayton, New Mexico, in some of the most sought after grassland in the Continental USA, you feel as if you are RIGHT ON TOP OF THE WORLD! The renowned Santa Fe Trail, which ran through the deeded land on the ranch, paved a way to a huge spring at the POINT OF ROCKS where travelers could replenish their water supply and proceed west. The ranch is an easy driving distance to all types of mountainous escapes in the Angel Fire, Eagle Nest, Red River, Taos and Santa Fe, New Mexico areas for winter skiing and other types of recreation. A visit up Mt. Capulin, an extinct volcano with its own ecosystem, is a MUST SEE trip. This grassland suits a cow-calf operation, a yearling operation or a combination of both. The deeded land is noted on the maps in Yellow, the Kiowa National Grassland is noted in Green and the New Mexico State Lease is noted in Blue. Water on the ranch is provided by two wells with a submersible electric motor and pump powered by electricity and solar, and two additional wells are equipped with windmills. The ranch is located on an all-weather caliche road approximately 2 miles off of the Kenton Highway which runs from Clayton, New Mexico to Kenton, Oklahoma. There have been no livestock on the ranch since early spring. The grass is excellent at this time and the ranch is ready for a new owner to take possession. We look forward to arranging an appointment for a potential Buyer to be shown the ranch at Buyers convenience. LETS LOOK!

***BROKER OWNED*** This ranch is located in some of the most sought after cattle grazing country in the Continental USA. This productive 1,822 acre ranch is located in two parcels; one is 1,187 acres +/- located approximately 15 miles south of Clayton, NM on Hwy 402 to Boggs Road (all weather) and the northeast corner of the subject property with 1 mile of frontage on paved Hwy 402 and 2 miles of frontage on the south side of Boggs Road thence on south on Hwy 402 to New Mexico Highway 421 (Texas Highway 102) heading east to Sedan, NM thence south on Callis Road (all weather) 3 miles to the northwest corner of the first half section of grassland in this 635 acre +/- property thence mile south along the west end of said half section to Steed Road thence west on Steed Road to the southeast corner of the second half section of grassland. The first (larger) property consists of four pastures which are ideally fenced for rotational grazing and watered by one domestic well equipped with a submersible electric motor and pump with water being distributed to the four pastures with underground pipeline furnishing water in each pasture for a fiber glass tank (one 24 ft. and three 16 ft. tanks) with a float water system in each tank in each pasture. This ranch is fenced with a new 5 strand barbed wire fence on roughly 50% of the ranch with the remaining fencing (five strand barbed wire fence) being older but well maintained and in good and useable condition. The first half section of the 635 acre +/- tract located in two parcels south of Sedan, NM is fenced with approximately two miles of new five strand barbed wire fencing with one mile of older fencing in good condition. This first half section has a virtually new set of steel working pens and a domestic well equipped with a submersible electric motor and pump (well and pump owned by Seller-water is shared with a neighbor on a 50/50 basis for maintenance and utilities) and a 16 ft. fiber glass tank by the well which furnishes water for livestock and wildlife and which is piped mile to the west to the second half section of grassland with a 24 ft. fiber glass tank on the second half section of grassland. The second half section is fenced with virtually new five strand barbed wire fencing. With Steed Road being fenced on both sides of the road it is very convenient to move cattle from one half section to the other for rotational grazing and/or receiving or shipping livestock. Of the 1187 acre +/- tract, 120 acres is fenced separately into one pasture with a pipeline delivering water to a drinking tub and which is in the standard Conservation Reserve Program for approximately 8 more years. The remaining 1,067 acres +/- divided into three pastures, is in the new Grasslands Conservation Reserve Program for approximately 13 more years. There is a wind lease on the entire 1,187 acre +/- tract and the two half sections for approximately 10 more years. This very productive and well maintained ranch consists of mainly grama and buffalo grasses and is currently being operated as a cow-calf operation but could also be operated as an excellent yearling operation. The configuration of the pastures and the ability to rotate the grazing program will accommodate the CRP and Grasslands CRP requirements. This ranch is located in the heart of cattle country and deserves your attention.

Turnkey Retail Opportunity in the Heart of Small-Town New Mexico! Step into a piece of small-town charm with this operating Western wear store, ideally located on a high-visibility lot in the heart of Clayton, NM. With its welcoming storefront, spacious interior, and rustic character, this property is ready for its next chapterwhether you continue the tradition of western retail or bring your own business vision to life. Property Highlights: Prime location Ample open retail space Fitting rooms, two restrooms, kitchenette, office and storage Large display windows and charming Western-style facade Plenty of parking This property offers endless potentialperfect for office space, boutique, specialty shop, cafe, coffee house, or full-service restaurant. Whether you're looking to carry on a legacy or create your own, this is your chance to plant roots in a supportive community with a loyal local customer base. Serious inquiries only. Business inventory may be negotiated separately.

APACHE FEEDERS & FARM Taxes: Approximately $7,137.09 annually Apache Feeders is located five miles +/- east of Clayton, New Mexico on the Boise City Highway (Highway 54) thence two miles +/- north on Highway 406 (Kenton, Oklahoma highway) on the west side of the highway. There is approximately 813 total acres +/- with approximately 500 wet acres irrigated by four quarter mile pivot sprinklers. There are six wells on the property with four wells being used for irrigation, the fifth well being used for irrigation and/or to provide extra water to the feedyard with the sixth well being used all together in the feedyard. The feed yard is permitted to feed cattle with approximately 15,000 head capacity of the yard being used as part of a much larger permit. The basic facilities are well maintained with an up-to-date office, a combination truck and cattle scale located at the office, a dry-roll feed mill, several silage pits, many out buildings and large, round metal tanks for feed storage and pens with cement bunks and guard rail and cable construction. This is a well maintained facility with a great location in cattle country with the ability to raise a portion of the feed requirements for the yard utilizing the farm ground available with the yard. Ranchland located south and west of Clayton is also available to be combined with the feedyard and farms.

44 Acre Developmental Property near Clayton, NM State: New Mexico Region: Northeastern New Mexico County: Union Property Type: Recreational Acres: 44 acres more or less Price: $275,000.00 Taxes: Approximately $583.80 annually Location: Highway 87 Frontage-Clayton, NM This 44 acre tract is in a great location just south of Clayton, New Mexico approximately 2 miles on the east side of Hwy 87. The property has approximately mile of highway frontage and would be great for residential housing, commercial development and/or expansion of the Coyote Keith RV Park which adjoins this property.

Rancho Malpais is an excellent short-grass ranch set in the heart of Northeast New Mexico, just off the historic Santa Fe Trail. This 5,811± deeded-acre property sits 38 miles west of Clayton and 17 miles south of Des Moines at an average elevation of 6,500’. From nearly every vantage point, the ranch offers sweeping 40-mile views of Sierra Grande, Capulin, the Don Carlos Hills, Barela Mountain, the Seven Sisters (Palo Blanco), Laughlin Peak, and many others notable landmarks. The ranch is divided into five pastures ranging from 950 to 1,650 acres, each with at least two reliable sources of water. Improvements include 7 windmills, 4 solar wells, a submersible well at the house, and 7 dirt tanks that capture runoff. The Headquarters is a remodeled 3/2 with a great view of mountains to the west that becomes absolutely spectacular at sunset. A 40' x 80' metal shop with a concrete floor and large doors offers ample space, large enough to accommodate an airplane, and includes a bathroom and shower for hunters or guests. Two additional small outbuildings provide convenient storage. Quality cattle handling facilities are located on the southeast corner of the ranch, including pipe corrals, a loadout, a squeeze chute, and 24,000-lb certified scales. All interior and perimeter fences are five-strand barbed wire and in very good condition. The current owners have successfully run yearlings through the growing season at a stocking rate of 12–14 acres per head, with consistent, solid gains. Wildlife is also abundant, with pronghorn antelope as the primary species; the ranch has historically received six permits annually. Also frequenting the property are dove, ducks, elk, bear, bald and golden eagles, quail, turkeys, sandhill cranes and a large variety of songbirds. Rancho Malpais also lends itself naturally to the western lifestyle. With its open country, steady water, and wide-open views, the ranch offers ample potential for horses, seasonal gathering, or simply enjoying the quiet rhythm of life in the high plains. Whether used as a working cattle outfit, a family getaway, or a place to honor the traditions of the American West, this ranch provides the space, setting, and authenticity that define true western living.

Offered in cooperation with Rowley Land Company-Kurt Rowley Qualifying Broker Office Location 201 Commerce Way Ste. 201-A, Clovis, New Mexico, 88102 Office # (575)742-0954 Mobile # (575)760-5830 This property is offered in cooperation with Rowley Land Company in Clovis New Mexico. Located Northwest of Sedan, New Mexico on Highway 402, the Pearl farm offers a unique opportunity. This farm consists of approximately 1,280 gross acres with 980 irrigated acres. The two Zimmatic pivots have been in use on the property since 2009. Eight irrigation wells provide an estimated total output of 3,650 gallons per minute. The farm is also setup for winter cattle grazing with stock water available on each section. As you will see on the interactive map and supporting documents, all but one of the wells is powered by natural gas engines, but the farm is also equipped with electric infrastructure if there was ever a desire to change to electric powered motors. The house in the Northwest corner of the farm is currently occupied by a farm employee.

Tucked away at the end of a secluded road in the rugged canyon country of northeast New Mexico, Elk Canyon Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a large, well-blocked recreational and hunting property. Known for its outstanding big game hunting, the ranch provides direct access to trophy elk, mule deer, antelope, and bear in some of the most productive country the Northeast has to offer. With no easements, excellent water resources, diverse terrain, and world-class hunting opportunities, this 3,116.25 acre ranch is the kind of place that rarely hits the market. Rolling grasslands blend with rugged canyons and mesa tops, providing exceptional wildlife habitat and ample forage for livestock. The ranch includes a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home that balances rustic atmosphere with modern comfortan ideal headquarters for enjoying everything the property has to offeralong with a barn, backup generator, and water storage tank for added security and functionality. Historically operated as a working cattle ranch, Elk Canyon Ranch still offers abundant grasslands and water infrastructure to support livestock. Beyond ranching and recreation, the property's size, privacy, and habitat diversity make it a true four-species ranch, supporting trophy elk, mule deer, antelope, and bearoffering both immediate enjoyment and long-term legacy value. Property Attributes Total Acreage: 3,116.25 acres 120 acres of landlocked New Mexico State Land Elevation: 5,120 ft. 5,480 ft. End-of-the-road access ensures privacy and seclusion No easements fully controlled access Ample grasslands for grazing and wildlife forage Vegetation: native grasses, scrub oak, sage, mountain mahogany, cholla, and pions Multiple ponds, playas, dirt tanks, and wells provide abundant water Excellent internal road system Surrounded by large ranches for privacy and minimal hunting pressure Improvements 2,147 sq. ft., 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom cabin 2-car attached garage 24kw Generac backup generator 73 ft. x 44 ft. barn versatile for equipment, vehicles, and gear storage Corrals Water storage tank Historic rock house near main residence (needs work) Hunting Located in GMU 58, one of New Mexico's most desirable big game units, Elk Canyon Ranch qualifies for over-the-counter tags, offering unmatched hunting opportunities. Species: Elk, Mule Deer, Pronghorn, Turkey, Bear, Mountain Lion Private land over-the-counter licenses: Elk (through ranch code) Deer Pronghorn (with cap) Bear (quota, Zone 6) Mountain Lion (quota) Turkey Recreation 1 hr. to Clayton Lake State Park (fishing, boating, water recreation) 1 hr. 14 min. to Capulin Volcano National Monument 1 hr. 43 min. to Sugarite Canyon State Park 1 hr. 43 min. to NRA Whittington Center (33,300 acres, 25 ranges) 3 hrs. 2 min. to Angel Fire Ski Resort Location 1 hr. 3 min. to Des Moines, NM 1 hr. 12 min. to Clayton, NM 1 hr. 38 min. to Raton, NM 1 hr. 45 min. to Raton Municipal Airport 4 hrs. 38 min. to Albuquerque International Sunport