Rio Arriba County, New Mexico Land For Sale (58 results)

A rare opportunity to own 3,070 deeded acres in the majestic San Juan Mountain range of northern New Mexico, less than a mile from the Colorado border. Located just outside of Lumberton, NM, the ranch is ideally situated near the small towns of Dulce (4 miles), Chama (23 miles), and Chromo, CO (10 miles). This remarkable property has been in the same family for 64 years and is now ready for a new chapter of ownership and stewardship. With elevations ranging from 7,300 to 8,300, the ranch boasts diverse terrain, including deep draws, canyons, high mesas, rim rock formations, and a striking mountain peak. Untouched by development, this pristine land offers limitless potential for hunting, recreation, or future building projects. Power is conveniently available just a few hundred yards from the ranch perimeter, and water may be accessed in the lower country wetlands and draws. Webb Creek Canyon Ranch is a hunters paradise, having received 22 elk permits this year, including tags for either sex, mature bulls, and antlerless animals. The ranch is also home to bear, mountain lion, and turkey. The area, GMU 4, is renowned for its trophy mule deer and offers deer tags through a landowner draw system. The land features a rich variety of vegetation, including ponderosa pine, aspen, cedar, pion, juniper, and native grasses, providing ideal habitats for wildlife. Whether youre seeking a recreational haven or looking to develop your dream cabin or retreat, Webb Creek Canyon Ranch offers endless possibilities in an unparalleled natural setting. About The Area Dulce, New Mexico, is a small, rural town located in the northern part of the state, within the boundaries of the Jicarilla Apache Reservation. As the tribal headquarters of the Jicarilla Apache Nation, Dulce is deeply rooted in Native American culture and history, offering visitors a glimpse into the traditions and way of life of the Jicarilla Apache people. Surrounded by stunning natural beauty, including rolling hills, forests, and rivers, Dulce is a hub for outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, and camping. The area is also known for its rich wildlife, with frequent sightings of elk, deer, and other animals. Despite its small size, Dulce holds a unique cultural significance, blending modern amenities with the rich heritage of the Jicarilla Apache. It is also the subject of various conspiracy theories related to underground military bases, adding to its mystique for some visitors. Chama, New Mexico, is a charming mountain village nestled in the scenic Rio Chama Valley in the northern part of the state, close to the Colorado border. Known for its breathtaking landscapes, Chama is surrounded by the towering peaks of the Rocky Mountains and lush forests, making it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The town is famed for the historic Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, a vintage steam train that offers visitors an unforgettable journey through rugged mountain terrain and across the states rich frontier history. With its abundance of fishing, hiking, hunting, and wildlife watching opportunities, Chama is a year-round destination for nature lovers and adventurers alike. This picturesque community also offers a quiet, peaceful atmosphere, where residents and visitors can enjoy the slower pace of life, rich in culture and tradition. Chromo, Colorado, is a small, unincorporated community nestled in the scenic San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado, just north of the New Mexico border. Known for its tranquil, rural atmosphere and stunning natural surroundings, Chromo is a hidden gem for those seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of nature. The area is characterized by rolling meadows, dense forests, and nearby rivers, making it a haven for outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching. Ranching is a central part of life in Chromo, with expansive properties dotting the landscape. While the community itself is quiet and remote, it offers proximity to larger towns like Pagosa Springs, providing access to amenities while preserving its rustic charm. Chromo is a perfect destination for those who appreciate the solitude and beauty of Colorados untouched wilderness. For Information and Showings contact Travis Driscoll (505)328-2530.

Step into the raw beauty of Brazos Vista Ranch, a sprawling 2,171 acre hunting property located in the heart of Tierra Amarilla, New Mexico. This isn't just land; it's a place where the thrill of the hunt and the spirit of the Southwest converge. Named after the "Yellow Earth" of the Chama River Valley, this ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of New Mexico's rich history, where every corner invites adventure. Brazos Vista Ranch offers an ideal balance of seclusion and accessibility. While the ranch feels like a world apart, it's within driving distance of several regional airports, including Los Alamos (84 miles) and Santa Fe (102 miles). For those traveling from further afield, Durango-La Plata County Airport is 120 miles away, and Albuquerque International Sunport is approximately 140 miles south. The nearby town of Tierra Amarilla serves as more than just a landmarkit's a gateway to the traditions and culture of Northern New Mexico. Known for its historical significance and deep ties to the region, Tierra Amarilla reflects the enduring spirit of the West. Beyond hunting, the area surrounding Brazos Vista Ranch is rich with recreational opportunities. El Vado Lake State Park is a short drive away, offering a serene setting for fishing, boating, and camping. For those seeking more adventurous pursuits, the Rio Chama Wild and Scenic River provides excellent whitewater rafting and fishing, attracting outdoor enthusiasts from all over. Winter doesn't mean the end of adventure at Brazos Vista Ranch. The property is within reach of some of the Southwest's best ski and snowboarding destinations. Wolf Creek Ski Area, about 100 miles to the north, is famed for its deep powder and challenging terrain. Taos Ski Valley, roughly 110 miles to the east, is known for its steep runs and unique village atmosphere. For those looking to stay closer to Santa Fe, Ski Santa Fe and Pajarito Mountain offer a variety of trails for all skill levels. These nearby winter sports areas add another layer of appeal to Brazos Vista Ranch, making it a year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Brazos Vista Ranch is a true hunting destination. The diverse terrainranging from expansive sagebrush flats to dense, wooded ridgescreates an environment where mule deer and elk thrive. Each fall, as the first snows arrive, the land comes alive with game moving into the ranch's protected meadows. In 2022, the ranch was awarded 25 landowner elk tags and 8 mule deer vouchers, underscoring its status as a premier hunting location. The land has been carefully managed over the years, allowing the mule deer population to grow and mature. This commitment to conservation has made Brazos Vista Ranch a sanctuary for wildlife, where hunting traditions are honored and respected. The neighboring ranches share this dedication to stewardship, ensuring that the entire region remains a vital habitat for game. Brazos Vista Ranch is more than a hunting ground; it's a place where you can immerse yourself in the outdoor life. With breathtaking views over the Jicarilla bluffs, secluded meadows, and serene ponds, the ranch offers an experience that goes beyond the hunt. A 6,000 square foot barndominium is currently under construction, complete with permits for septic and wells, setting the stage for your personal retreat or hunting lodge. For those who seek a deeper connection to the land and the tradition of the hunt, Brazos Vista Ranch is the opportunity of a lifetime. It's a place where the wild spirit of the Southwest meets the enduring appeal of a life lived outdoors. Contact us today to learn more or to arrange a private tour. Your adventure begins at Brazos Vista Ranch.

Cebolla Ranch lies in a highly sought after area of Northern New Mexico near Chama. The ranch has been in the same family for nearly 60 years and the family still ranches the neighboring land. Enjoy sitting on the porch watching the sun set during the summers and during the winter evenings sit and visit with company while a fire crackles in the fireplace. Improved with a beautiful Northern New Mexico style custom home that is great for entertaining guests or simply enjoying country life. Bring your ATVs and horses and enjoy riding the trails that have been carved across the ranch offering tremendous vistas and wildlife viewing. Location Cebolla Ranch has great access and location being located just 1.5 miles south of Cebolla, New Mexico and just 30 minutes to Chama. Chama, New Mexico - 30 minutes Santa Few, New Mexico - 4 hours (nearest commercial airport) Taos, New Mexico - 1 hour 45 minutes Access The ranch has highway frontage on State Highway 84 south of Cebolla, NM with a caliche driveway to ranch house. Elevation, Topography, Vegetation Starting at an elevation of about 7,400 feet the ranch terrain offers hills, draws, ravines, and valleys rising to an elevation of about 7,700 feet at the highest point. The hills are covered in juniper, oak brush, and pions which open to grass-covered valleys. Improvements Cebolla is improved with a beautiful 3,100 +/- sq ft 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with 10 foot ceilings throughout. Each bedroom has its own ensuite bathroom. The home has in-floor radiant heat and 2 wood-burning fireplaces/stoves for heating. An attached oversized 3 car garage offers plenty of space for parking vehicles, toys, and workshop space. There is also a nice equipment shed to store all your equipment or ATVs/UTVs. The fuel supply for radiant heat and cooking is propane and the house is on septic and municipal water with underground utilities. There are also several woodburning stoves/fireplaces Ag Uses The ranch is a good cattle ranch capable of running 40-50 cow-calf pairs. It would also be suitable for horses and other livestock. Hunting Home to small resident elk herds and deer Cebolla Ranch offers owners great opportunities to hunt and Carson National Forest is right across the highway. The ranch sits in Game Management Unit 51B and receives 3 elk permits and Game Management Unit 51A lies across Highway 84. Fishing There are great fishing spots nearby including the Rio Chama, Rio Cebolla, El Vado Lake and Heron lake. Rio Chama Wildlife Area Abiquiu Lake Heron Lake State Park El Vado Lake State Park Fishing for: Trout Kokanee Salmon Bass Perch Catfish Carp Walleye Recreation The ranch offers lots of recreation opportunities including hunting, fishing, trail riding, and hiking. In Addition, right across the highway, there is access to thousands of acres of national forest to enjoy and within a short distance, one can access lakes, rivers and recreation areas that offer boating, fishing, hunting and more as well. Recreational Opportunities include: Camping Horseback Riding Hiking Hot Springs Biking Four Wheeling Boating Historical sites Water and Power Water is provided by municipal water and rural electric power is to home and property. There are also 2 ponds on the property providing surface water.

Yellowstone in New Mexico! This+/-2000 acres of pristine New Mexico high country, located at the top of coveted Rio Arriba County, is approximately 12 miles south of the Colorado border! With 100% draw on private landowner mule deer, monster pronghorns and a dozen rocky mountain landowner elk tags annually, the ranch is complimented by a mile plus of rainbows and brook trout on BOTH sides of the Brazos River Bottoms! Land Big Game Unit 4 Upon viewing the +/-1989.57 pristine and breathtaking acres bordering both sides of the Brazos River, one could easily conclude that it should belong in a state or national park! Brazos River Crossing has been in the same family ownership in excess of 20+ years and is NOT encumbered by any conservation easements, bordered exclusively by larger private ranch holdings (no public lands adjoining) and zero public access. The elevation is +/-10,000 ft., topping out at Brazos Peak at 11,400 ft. Vegetationis aspen mixed with stands of blue spruce, complimented by native grass meadows. Brazos River Crossing has been solely utilized for private recreation, hosting the same long-term hunting clients for over a decade. There's also an active, long-term tenant that seasonally cattle grazes the property which allows for ag tax status and very low taxes. Ranch access is limited in winter months and would require asnowmobile or tracked vehicles. Improvements While the ranch is not representing improvement value, 2 off-grid cabins making up a fully functional hunting camp and are incredible representations of history, one from the 1800's and one from the 1940's. One of the cabins has anew roof and a new floor and is used primarily for storage. Propane gas is driven in. The camp's has a solar system and is wired for a back-up generator. Drinking water is hauled in and water from creek pond is pumped into the house. Recreation Fly Fishing and Hunting In the past, fly fishing guides that have leased the ranch represented that this stretch of the Brazos River offers some of the finest fly fishing water available. Period! There's an additional +/-1 mile of Farley Creek, an incredible brook/trout fishery, the perfect piece of paradise to soak that elk hair caddis with your favorite 2 weight for a wonderful afternoon delight after filling that morning bull elk tag! The elk breed and birth here, with large herds of resident elk calling the ranch home and the valley literally lit up with bugles starting in mid-August. The ranch has historically received +/-12 annual landowner elk authorizations, 6 mature bull, 3 archery and 3 antlerless (always check regs). Rio Arriba County has been the number one producer of B&C entries for Mule Deer every decade since 1960 and Brazos River Crossing holds some timberline bruisers. The World Record Mundy Buck was harvested within 10 miles. As long as the landowner applies by mid-March, the mule deer tags have been 100% , as have pronghorn antelope tags. Surprisingly, the Brazos River CrossingRanch has historically harvested a few nice antelope bucks annually, mainly with muzzleloader. The hunting experience on Brazos River Crossing Ranch has been such that in over 10 years, the ranch has never advertised hunts and the return clientele almost 100% . Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The ranch is being conveyed as is, where is (no mineral survey has been conducted) but all solar, mineral (surface & subsurface), timber and wind rights that are owned will convey. History Rare riverfront properties in the west, such as Brazos River Crossing Ranch, are so rare that it's difficult to believe it exists. Options are endless, from legacy family ranch ownership set up in a trust for following generations to the incredible corporate or family retreat. The ranch would be an ideal candidate for Conservation Easement enrollment, an option that is attractive to today's tax conscious investor. Call or email today for more information and your qualified showing of Brazos River Crossing! Co brokers welcome !

APN - 1-012-159-072474 Spacious and private property in 351 Cam. Del Pajarito, Llaves, NM 87027. This 10-acre property sits in a gated community with clear access. The land has a gentle slope, giving you elevated views of rolling hills and distant mountains. Gated Property. To visit, contact Kristy Limon for the code before going to the property. El Vado Lake and Heron Lake are just a short drive away. Spend the day at the state parks, enjoying the fresh air and scenic views. Elk, mule deer, and turkey roam the area. Experience year-round outdoor recreation and enjoy the beautiful views of the Chama Land and Cattle Ranch mountains. Mobile homes are allowed but must be skirted with materials that match the exterior. RV use is limited to 2 weeks per year. No power poles on-site, but the Rio Arriba Electric Coop is recommended for service. You can use solar, wind, or generators as alternative power sources. Check out the photos and video BELOW and see what makes this lot special. Curious about the buying process? Watch our YouTube video to learn more! Heres FEW of the things to do in Rio Arriba county: Ghost Ranch: Peaceful retreat with museum and hiking trails. Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad: Historic train ride through beautiful landscapes. Puye Cliff Dwellings: Ancient ruins and archaeological site. Abiquiu Lake: Great for fishing, camping, and kayaking. Heron Lake: Park with fishing and camping spots. El Vado Reservoir: Spot for fishing, camping, and outdoor fun. Plaza Blanca: Scenic area for hiking. Chama is just 37 minutes away for essentials. The rest of the time you can be alone off the grid with the wildlife, star-filled night sky, and panoramic views. Unwind from a busy work week in silence and pure relaxation. Nearby Cities: Chama 37 min (27.4 miles) Espanola 1 hr 31 min (80.5 miles) Santa Fe 2 hr 3 min (106 miles) Albuquerque 2 hr 53 min (169 miles) PRICING: Discount Cash Price: $33,000 plus a non-refundable $399 document fee. OR.. Owner Financing Price: $35,000 $7,000 down ($399 doc fee + $6,601 in equity) $499/mo with NO prepayment penalties. We are a small family business and can be flexible and can make this fit any budget that can meet our minimums. Our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to make memories for years to come. We can owner-finance with a land contract. We can transfer with a warranty deed and guarantee a clean title. Property Details Subdivision: El Vado Lake Street Address: 351 Cam. Del Pajarito City: Llaves State: NM County: Rio Arriba Zip Code: 87027 Size: 10.00 APN: 1-012-159-072474 (1 012 159 072 474) Legal Description: Subd: El Vado Lake Lot: 84 Unit: 11 S: 13 T: 27 N R: 02 E 10.00 Ac., Bk.141 A Pg.313 314 Bk.145 Pg.42 Bk.145 Pg.420 Coordinates: NW corner: 36.5663, -106.6874 NE corner: 36.5652, -106.6861 SW corner: 36.5647, -106.6891 (ROAD) SE corner: 36.5637, -106.6877 (ROAD) Annual Taxes: Property Taxes appear to be around $150/year ($12.50/mo if financing) Zoning: Agricultural - Residential. Mobile Homes is allowed, but must be skirted with a material compatible with the outside finish. Camping is prohibited. RV for 2 weeks per year per county - HOA may say otherwise HOA/POA: El Vado Lake Property Owners: $100/yr per seller ($9/mo if financing) Access: Dirt Road Sewer: Septic can be installed Water: Would be well Utilities: Subdivision HOA recommends Rio Arriba Electric Coop for Electric here. Solar, wind or generator may be a cheaper alternative.

APN -1007163238322 Make this 2.13 wooded property your vacation home. This sits just off Poso Road in the El Poso Ranch subdivision, very close to El Vado Reservoir in Rio Arriba County, NM. Embrace the tranquility of Northern New Mexico with this 2+ acre parcel located in the heart of Tierra Amarilla. Situated near the picturesque El Vado Lake, this property offers a unique opportunity to build your dream retreat amidst natures beauty. The land is characterized by its natural vegetation, gentle slopes, and stunning views of the surrounding landscape. With mature pine and cedar trees and gets a quiet blanket of snow during the winter months. Location: Tierra Amarilla, NM El Poso Ranch subdivision, Rio Arriba County Just minutes from El Vado Reservoir for fishing, boating, and shoreline hiking Surrounded by forest and open-range land with wildlife in the area What the Land Looks Like The property is mostly level ground and a slight slope in a few spots. Snow falls seasonally here, and when it melts, the ground appears easy to walk across and access. There are several clearings among the trees that could work for setting up camp or planning a future build. The trees are tall and healthy, and theres a good mix of sunlight and shade across the land. Access & Utilities Access is by easement road No power lines at the property. Most setups here use solar, wind, or generators Water and septic would need to be installed if you plan to build Zoning Info (CRAD County Rural Agricultural District) No minimum square footage to buildSetbacks: 25 ft (front/back), 10 ft (sides and between structures) Mobile homes and camping are allowed RVs allowed short-term with a one-year temporary use permit (no full-time RV living) Horses and chickens allowed (1 horse per ~ acre, 1 chicken per 1,000 sqft) Hunting is permitted in accordance with county regulations Chama, NM 48 min (32.3 miles) Pagosa Springs, CO 1 h 34 min (78.4 miles) Santa Fe, NM 2 h 8 min (111 miles) Albuquerque, NM 2 h 30 min (131 miles) PRICING: Discount Cash Price: $13,999.00 + non-refundable $399 document fee. OR.. Owner Financing Price: $14,999 Only $1,500 down ($399 doc fee + $1,101 in equity) Payment as low as $299/mo! NO prepayment penalties. We are a small family business and can be flexible and can make this fit any budget that can meet our minimums. Our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to make memories for years to come. We can owner-finance with a land contract. We can transfer with a warranty deed and guarantee a clean title.

The scenic 3,301 +/- acre Battleship Mesa Ranch has geographical features rising from New Mexico's gently rolling pinyon/juniper forests to native grass and sagebrush valleys offering majestic landscapes and prime mule deer and elk habitat. This is a rare opportunity to purchase this premier mule deer and elk hunting ranch located in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico. Rio Arriba County has historically produced more Boone and Crockett record book entries of mule deer than any other county in the United States. Conservation management practices on the ranch have produced healthy mule deer and elk herds on the ranch with management focused on increasing older aged class bucks and bulls. In 2024 the ranch received 6 Mature Bull (MB) Elk Landowner Authorizations, 2 Archery Either Sex (ES) Elk Landowner Authorizations and 6 Antlerless Landowner Authorizations. Private land Mule Deer licenses are allocated through a special drawing specific to game management unit 5A only for private landowners and hunters. One incentive mule deer license authorization was allocated to the ranch, valid for any 5 consecutive days between December 1, 2024, and January 31, 2025. The ranch borders the Jicarilla Apache Reservation on the south side.Water is distributed throughout the ranch via numerous dirt ponds and native grass food plots, along with a cover of ponderosa pine, pinyon, juniper, oak brush, mountain mahogany, and sagebrush, which offers essential habitat for mule deer and elk.The property has one domestic well permitted for 3-acre feet of diversion annually and electrical power onsite providing the essential utilities. The fully furnished ranch house headquarters is a recently remodeled manufactured home with two additions expanding the home to 2,500+/- sq/ft in size, having 4 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, and one 3/4 bathroom with large living room space. Several sheds and metal barns on the ranch provide extensive storage space. A fully functional walk-in cooler and skinning rack offer the facilities needed to take care of your harvested game.A communications tower lease on the property with an annual income of $14,000+/- will convey with the property.Exploring the ranch can yield some historic finds. Native American artifacts, including arrowheads, pottery, and stone axe heads, have been found on the ranch.A few limited production oil/gas sites remain in production with very limited use.This wildlife-rich property offers a fantastic opportunity to own a very special ranch in northern New Mexico!

APN - 2001140066224 Live simply in the open desert on 26.71 acres in Regina, NM. No crowds, no noise, just the land, the sky, and the freedom to create your own space. Enjoy the healing benefits of the desert air on your soul. live here full time or make it your weekend escape. Set up a tiny home, desert cabin, or off-grid retreat where the only sounds are the wind and the occasional coyote in the distance. This land gives you the space to slow down, breathe, and live without distractions. Why Youll Love This Property? Open Desert Landscape: Private 26.71-acre stretch of land with unobstructed views, level terrain, and mountain views. Sunsets bring a glow over the land, and nights are filled with nothing but stars. Space for Adventure: Whether it is off-roading, camping, or building a desert retreat, this land gives you the space to disconnect from everything and enjoy the stillness. Self-Sustaining Freedom: No utilities and no city noise. Solar power, generator, and rainwater collection can turn this land into a modern, self-sufficient retreat. Creative Retreat or Weekend Getaway: The peaceful surroundings make this land great for a remote artists retreat, photography basecamp, or private weekend escape. Want to know how easy it is to own this land? Watch our YouTube video to learn more! Zoned as CRAD (County Rural Agricultural District), development needs county approval. Setbacks are 25 ft front/back, 10 ft sides, with a max building height of 36 ft. Mobile homes require an application and must be skirted within 90 days. Camping and RV stays are allowed for up to 14 days per season, but full-time RV living isnt permitted. Cuba is just 34 minutes away for essentials. The rest of the time you can be alone off the grid with the wildlife, star-filled night sky, and panoramic views. Unwind from a busy work week in silence and pure relaxation. Cuba 34 min (22.6 miles) Bloomfield 1 hr 46 min (103 miles) Santa Fe 1 hr 59 min (96.6 miles) Farmington 2 hr 3 min (116 miles) Heres FEW of the things to do in Rio Arriba county: Ghost Ranch: Peaceful retreat with museum and hiking trails. Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad: Historic train ride through beautiful landscapes. Puye Cliff Dwellings: Ancient ruins and archaeological site. Abiquiu Lake: Great for fishing, camping, and kayaking. Heron Lake: Park with fishing and camping spots. El Vado Reservoir: Spot for fishing, camping, and outdoor fun. Plaza Blanca: Scenic area for hiking. PRICING: Discount Cash Price: $65,000.00 plus a non-refundable $399 document fee. OR.. Owner Financing Price: $66,000 $13,000 down ($399 doc fee + $12,601 in equity) NO prepayment penalties. $5,000 due to secure the property with the additional $6,000 due by wire within a week. $800/mo with NO Prepayment penalties We are a small family business. Because our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to create memories for years to come we are flexible and can make this property fit any budget. We offer owner financing with a land contract. We will transfer with a warranty deed and always guarantee a clean title. Property Details Street Address: 1720 Dr City: Regina State: NM County: Rio Arriba Zip Code: 87046 Size: 26.71 APN: 2001140066224 Legal Description: Tract: A-1 Quarter: SE S: 25 T: 24N R: 1W 26.714 AC Coordinates: NW corner: 36.2819, -106.8896 NE corner: 36.2818, -106.8853 (ROAD) SW corner: 36.2792, -106.8898 SE corner: 36.2791, -106.8853 (ROAD) Annual Taxes: Taxes are $719/yr ($60/mo if financing) Zoning: CRAD (County Rural Agricultural District) All development requires county approval with necessary permits. Mobile Home Application must be approved before installation and skirted within 90 days. Camping is allowed for up to 14 days per season. RVs are allowed but without water/septic connections; staying is limited to 14 days per season. RV Living is prohibited. HOA/POA: None Access: Dirt Road Sewer: Septic can be installed Water: Would be well Utilities: Solar, propane, generator would be best here Contact Kristy Limon today!

APN - 1-020-176-106272 Looking for a Seasonal Retreat in the Mountain Pines? Look no further than this 3 acre gem in Rio Arriba county New Mexico Whether its summer BBQs under tall trees or quiet winter weekends watching snow fall outside your cabin window, this 2.96-acre parcel in the Ponderosa Subdivision of Los Ojos, NM gives you a peaceful mountain setting for all seasons. This property is filled with mature pines that bring cool shade during warmer months and a beautiful, snow-covered scene in the winter. Its the kind of place where you can unplug for a few days, gather around a fire, and enjoy time with the people who matter most. Zoning: Rural Residential, the land allows a minimum 600 sq ft build, giving you the choice to go small and cozy or create a larger full-time home. Mobile homes are allowed for up to 6 weeks, or longer if placed on a 200 sq ft concrete slab and boxed in. RVs and camping are not allowed. Exterior construction should be completed within 24 months to keep the area clean and consistent. Setbacks are 25 ft in front, 10 ft on the sides, 15 ft in the rear, and 20 ft on any street-facing side of a corner lot. Maximum building height is 45 ft, giving space for a loft or second-story view through the trees. Nearby Cities: Los Ojos 11 min (5.3 miles) Alamosa 1 hr 45 min (87.6 miles) Santa Fe 1 hr 50 min (99.0 miles) Farmington 2 hr 17 min (121 miles) PRICING: Discount Cash Price: $18,000.00 + non-refundable $399 document fee. OR.. Owner Financing Price: $19,000 Only $3,999 down ($399 doc fee + 3,600 in equity) Payment as low as $320/mo for 60 months at 10%. NO prepayment penalties. We are a small family business and can be flexible and can make this fit any budget that can meet our minimums. Our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to make memories for years to come. We can owner-finance with a land contract. We can transfer with a warranty deed and guarantee a clean title. Property Details Subdivision: Ponderosa Street Address: Private Drive 1781A City: Los Ojos State: NM County: Rio Arriba Zip Code: 87551 Size: 2.96 APN: 1-020-176-106272 Legal Description: Subd: Ponderosa Unit: 7 Tract: 41 S: 29 T: 30 N R: 04 E 2.96 Ac., Bk.172 Pg.163 95123 10/08/1992 Bk.185 A Pg.319 322 92631 08/05/1992 Bk.183 Pg.380 118701 07/05/1995 Coordinates: NW corner: 36.7829, -106.5339 (ROAD) NE corner: 36.7825, -106.5327 SW corner: 36.7823, -106.534 (ROAD) SE corner: 36.7814, -106.5327 (ROAD Annual Taxes: Taxes are around $171/yr ($12/mo if financing) Zoning: Rural Residential. Min. 600sqft. Mobile homes allowed up to 6 weeks unless boxed in with 200 sq ft concrete slab. Camping, and RVs are prohibited. HOA/POA: Ponderosa Property Owners Association ($50 annually towards Road Maintenance) Access: Dirt Road Sewer: Septic can be installed Water: Would be well Utilities: Solar, propane, wind or generator would be best here Contact Kristy Limon today!

APN - 1-020-176-212242 Experience eco-friendly, off-grid living with this 3.20-acre property in the Ponderosa Subdivision of Los Ojos, NM. If youre seeking a simpler, sustainable lifestyle, this property offers the space and freedom to create an environmentally conscious homestead surrounded by nature. Property Features: Size: 3.20 acres Location: Private Drive 1781A, Ponderosa Subdivision, Los Ojos, NM Rio Arriba County Zoning: Rural Residential. Minimum 600 sq ft | Max building height: 45 ft Sustainable Features: Suitable for solar power, generator, rainwater harvesting, and organic gardening. Restrictions: Mobile homes allowed for up to 6 weeks on a concrete slab. No RVs and camping. Complete exterior construction within 24 months to maintain the natural beauty of the neighborhood. Setbacks: Front 25ft, Side 10ft, Rear 15ft, Corner lot side 20ft, Max Height 45ft Accessibility: Year-round access via a well-maintained dirt road. Live in tune with the seasons and local wildlife while minimizing your ecological footprint. This property suits those looking to build an off-grid cabin or tiny home, complete with sustainable energy solutions. Nearby Cities: Chama, NM 19 min (11.6 miles) Alamosa, CO 1 hr 47 min (87.9 miles) Santa Fe, NM 1 hr 52 min (99.3 miles) Durango, CO 2 hr 15 min (118 miles) PRICING: Discount Cash Price: $19,000.00 + non-refundable $399 document fee. OR.. Owner Financing Price: $20,000 Only $4,399 down ($399 doc fee + 4,000 in equity) Payment as low as $330/mo. NO prepayment penalties. We are a small family business and can be flexible and can make this fit any budget that can meet our minimums. Our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to make memories for years to come. We can owner-finance with a land contract. We can transfer with a warranty deed and guarantee a clean title.

APN - 1-020-176-052368 & 1-020-176-096354 Morning coffee under the pines, quiet nights by the fire, and space to build your own mountain home. Does that sounds like something you might enjoy? This 6.34-acre property in the Ponderosa Subdivision of Los Ojos, NM (Rio Arriba County) brings peace, privacy, and room to build your rustic cabin or dream home. Only a 600 sq ft minimum to build so TONS of options for your getaway spot. This is a combined parcel, giving you more flexibility for building layout, extra space for your family, or room to add a workshop, garage, or guest house down the line. You can even keep one lot and save the other for future investment to fund your retirement home Land Details Size: 6.34 acres combined (1-020-176-052368 2.67 acres & 1-020-176-096354 3.67 acres) Location: Ponderosa Subdivision, Los Ojos, NM Rio Arriba County Zoning: Mountain Rural Residential. Minimum 600 sq ft | Max building height: 45 ft Use Restrictions: Mobile homes are allowed for up to 6 weeks, or longer if placed on a 200 sq ft concrete slab and boxed in. RVs and camping are not permitted. All exterior construction must be completed within 24 months to maintain the natural beauty of the neighborhood. Setbacks: Front: 25ft Side: 10ft Rear: 15ft Corner lot, Side on street: 20ft Max Height: 45ft Accessible year-round by a well-maintained dirt road. Pines bring summer shade and a quiet winter sceneyour land to build, settle in, and enjoy the mountain life! Nearby Cities for Essentials: Chama, NM 18 min (11.3 miles) Alamosa, CO 1 hr 46 min (87.6 miles) Santa Fe, NM 1 hr 50 min (99.0 miles) Durango, CO 2 hr 14 min (117 miles) PRICING: Discount Cash Price: $40,000.00 + non-refundable $399 document fee. OR.. Owner Financing Price: $42,000 Only $8,000 down ($399 doc fee + $7,601 in equity) Payment as low as $70/mo. NO prepayment penalties. We are a small family business and can be flexible and can make this fit any budget that can meet our minimums. Our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to make memories for years to come. We can owner-finance with a land contract. We can transfer with a warranty deed and guarantee a clean title. Contact Kristy Limon today!

Cash Price: $59,000 Finance Price: $64,500 A rare opportunity to own 20 acres of pristine land in the beautiful area Abiquiu. This parcel offers the perfect canvas for your dream homestead, cabin, or recreational getaway. No Restrictions on building. The property would be great for any recreational activity. The property borders public lands to the south boundary of the property. Key Features: - 20 acres with buildable locations - Gentle slope - Mountain views & natural beauty - Adjacent to Public lands - Road Frontage - Great recreational land Address: TBA Abiquiu, NM County: Rio Arriba County, NM Acres: 20 Acres Zoning: Vacant land Coordinates: TBA Water/well: Well Electric: Alternative to utilities Terrain: flat to Rolling hills Septic: No Septic Cabins: Allowed Improvements: No Improvements **PHOTOS WITH BOUNDARY LINES ARE APPROXIMATE AND NOT ACTUAL BOUNDARY**

Nestled between and bordering the +/-1.6 million acres of the Santa Fe National Forest on one sideand just a few miles from the incredibly managed +/-1,000,000 acres of Jicarilla Apache Reservation, lies the Wilderness Ranch, the perfect recreational hunting ranch consisting of +/-1010 acres. Located just below the Continental Divide, the Mountain Views are breathtaking. Land Fronted on a paved, state-maintained highway, Wilderness Ranch's +/-1010acres carries the perfect balance of edge, timber pockets, natural sage meadows interspersed with food plots and 9 ponds for today's discriminating sportsman who loves to manage their game. Located +/-20 minutes from the fabulous restaurants, grocery store, fuel and hardware stores of Cuba NM and +/-90 minutes from the Albuquerque International Airport, +/-120 minutes to Santa Fe, and 2 hours to the Quality Waters of the San Juan River, averaging over 30,000 trout per mile and said to be the some of the best trophy trout fishing in the United States today. Improvements The ranch has electric power, a permitted water well with power and a water meter/hookup with Regina Rural Water Company. With an agricultural tax status, the taxes for this +/-1010 acres were $132.00 for 2024. You're not paying for another's mega mansion dream since the improvements are limited to 2 small buildings, which are excellent for storage, and a 3560 metal storage building with power that is ideally located for RV/Trailer/Motorhome, a modular or building site. Recreation Hunting Rio Arriba County, New Mexico has produced more record-book Boone & Crockett Mule Deer than any county in North America, including Sonora, Mexico, every decade since 1960. Unit 6A has unlimited, over-the-counter private land mule deer tags and this area carries one of the highest density elk herds with year-round resident herds, and a large migration herd as the snow starts to hit the higher elevations. The ranch has qualified for 2 to 4 elk tags annually (always check regulations) as New Mexico Fish & Game rewards well-managed properties with bonus incentive tags for good stewardship and the Wilderness Ranch has applied for bonus levels. With New Mexico's legal game feeders and food plots in close proximity to millions of acres of National Forest and Reservation, it's been very easy to keep +/-60 to100 head of elk on the ranch most of the time. History With years required to draw tags, and Covid steering over 3 million first time hunters to the woods, is it time for you to purchase your very own land investment with a rewarding dividend of landowner deer and elk tags annually? If so, call or email today for more info and your qualified showing on the +/-1010 acres of Wilderness Ranch!

Looking for the best views in Santa Fe? Located in the beautiful Hyde Park Estates III neighborhood, this wooded 3.5 acre lot offers gorgeous, elevated views of the Jemez, Sandias, and Rio Grande Valley and yet is only 10 minutes from the Plaza and less than 20 minutes to Santa Fe Ski Area. Land Located at the end of a private, paved road, this 3.5 acre lot features heavy tree cover, a wealth of views, and space to breathe while maintaining the convenience of city life. Located just off of Hyde Park Road, it sits directly across from Ten Thousand Waves Spa in the sparsely populated Hyde Park Estates III neighborhood which features large lots and custom homes. Underground utilities and electricity are available at the road and a staked building envelope already exists, so the buyer faces one less set of hurdles on the way to their dream home! *Buyer to verify all listing information. Recreation Located less than 20 minutes from the Santa Fe Ski Area, 15 minutes from the Dale Ball Hiking and Biking Trailhead and 10 minutes from the shopping and dining of the Plaza, this lot offers convenient access to all that Santa Fe has to offer. With its location at the base of the Sangre de Cristo mountains and high desert climate offering 300+ days of sun each year, Santa Fe is one of the few places where locals and visitors can boast about accomplishing all three on the same day! Location This property is located approximately 25 minutes from the Santa Fe Airport, which offers both commercial and private airline travel. Santa Fe offers all that a modern city should, with the favorable weather, historic charm, and culture that has earned it a place on numerous Best Places to Live ranking sites.

Schlabach Ranch is +/-640 acres in the heart of New Mexico's largest elk herd! With two dirt tanks, 20+ acres of food plots, and THREE landowner elk tags in the highly-sought-after GMU 51! Bordering Carson National Forest and just 45 minutes from Chama and Abiquiu, it's secluded yet accessible. With public land access and multiple habitat improvements, this property won't last longdon't miss out! Land Schlabach Ranch consists of +/-640 acres of well-managed terrain, offering a mix of high mesas, rolling hills, and rugged canyons. The ranch borders a small section of BLM land to the east and a 650,000+ acre section of the 1.5 million-acre Carson National Forest to the south, providing easy access to extensive public lands for hunting and recreation. The property is located in GMU 51 for elk and 51B for deer. The mesa tops are predominantly covered in pion pines and sagebrush, with sagebrush thinning efforts already completed to improve forage and habitat. The canyons are lined with mature ponderosa pines, creating excellent cover and shelter. These canyons not only serve as natural travel corridors for wildlife but also provide shaded north and east-facing slopes that offer bedding areas, keeping wildlife on the property rather than just passing through. Elevation ranges from about 7,700 feet at the highest points down to 7,000 feet in the southeast corner, where the canyon floor reaches its lowest point. The combination of diverse topography, food sources, and cover makes Schlabach Ranch a place where wildlife doesn't just visitthey stay. *Buyer to verify all listing information. Improvements Property is fenced on south and west borders, with canyons forming natural boundaries on the north and east sides. Recreation Schlabach Ranch offers exceptional hunting opportunities. Qualifying as a Base ranch in New Mexico's Elk Private Land Use System (EPLUS), the ranch currently receives three unit-wide elk authorizations annually: one rifle mature bull, one archery either-sex, and one rifle antlerless elk tag. Additionally, over-the-counter licenses are available for mule deer, black bear, lion and turkey. The ranch's diverse terrain, featuring food plots, water sources, and north-facing slopes along ponderosa-filled canyons, create an ideal habitat for wildlife throughout the year. Beyond hunting, the area surrounding the ranch boasts a variety of recreational activities. Anglers can explore nearby El Vado Lake and Heron Lake, both renowned for excellent fishing opportunities. El Vado Lake, spanning approximately 3,200 acres, is home to species such as rainbow trout, brown trout, and kokanee salmon. The lake permits various water activities, including boating and swimming. Heron Lake, covering about 5,900 acres, is designated as a quiet lake with a no-wake policy, making it ideal for sailing, kayaking, and fishing for record-size trout and kokanee salmon. Both lakes are accessible for ice fishing during the winter months. For fly fishing enthusiasts, the region offers exceptional river fishing experiences. The Rio Chama, originating in the southern Colorado high country and flowing into New Mexico, is one of the state's most dynamic rivers. Anglers can target brown and rainbow trout in its waters. Notably, there are two tailwater sections: below Abiquiu Lake and El Vado Lake, which provide consistent fishing conditions. The stretch above El Vado is a classic freestone section, offering diverse fishing opportunities. Another prime location is the Brazos River, particularly the private stretches accessible through local lodges. This river is known for its healthy populations of brown and rainbow trout, with fishing conditions peaking from May through October. The river's clear waters and scenic surroundings make it a favored spot for both novice and seasoned anglers. The San Juan River, located northwest of the ranch, is celebrated as one of North America's premier trout fisheries. The river boasts an estimated 15,000 fish per mile in the Quality Waters section below Navajo Dam, with many trout ranging from 17 to 22 inches. This bucket-list destination for fly fishing aficionados is only a couple hours drive from the ranch. For winter sports enthusiasts, several ski areas are within convenient driving distance of the ranch. Wolf Creek Ski Area, located in Colorado, is approximately a two-hour drive north and is known for having the most snow in Colorado. In New Mexico, Ski Santa Fe, Pajarito Mountain, and the world-famous Taos Ski Valley provide diverse skiing and snowboarding experiences, and are all reachable within a few hours' drive. These resorts cater to both beginners and seasoned skiers, ensuring ample opportunities for winter recreation. Snowmobiling is another popular activity in the region. The nearby town of Chama serves as a gateway to numerous snowmobile trails, particularly around the 10,000-foot-high Cumbres Pass. Additionally, areas like Red River cater to snowmobilers with miles of groomed trails leading up to peaks such as the 11,249-foot Greenie Peak. These well-maintained trails ensure that enthusiasts have access to some of the best snowmobiling opportunities in the Southwest. Agriculture The current owner leases his land to the neighboring rancher to run cattle on, which allows him to qualify for agricultural tax status. The fenced and natural canyon boundaries contain the cattle to portions of the ranch away from the dirt tanks and food plots, ensuring that habitat is maximized for wildlife. Region & Climate Schlabach Ranch enjoys a mild high-desert climate with summer highs in the 80's and winter lows in the teens to single-digits. The area averages 18 inches of rain and 63 inches of snow a year. Location Schlabach Ranch is located in north-central New Mexico, approximately halfway between Abiquiu and Chama, with easy access off U.S. Highway 84. This prime location ensures convenient connectivity to nearby towns and amenities while offering the seclusion and privacy for serious hunters. For air travel, the nearest major airport is Albuquerque International Sunport, approximately 140 miles south of the ranch, offering numerous daily flights from national and international destinations. Alternatively, Santa Fe Municipal Airport, about 85 miles south, provides regional flights. The town of Chama provides essential services, including grocery stores, dining, fuel, and lodging. It's also home to the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, a renowned historic train offering scenic rides through the mountains. Additionally, the historic village of Abiqui is located approximately 30 miles southeast of Schlabach Ranch along U.S. Highway 84. Abiqui is known for its rich cultural heritage and is home to attractions such as the Georgia O'Keeffe Home and Studio, Ghost Ranch, and Abiqui Lake, offering recreational activities like boating, fishing, and hiking. The village also provides basic amenities, including dining and lodging options. For a wider range of shopping, dining, medical facilities, and cultural attractions, Santa Fe is within a 90 minute drive, and Pagosa Springs, CO and Taos are less than two hours away.

Bull elk and brown trout! Mule deer and rainbows! Tons of hay and fat cattle! Over a mile of river frontage! Belonging to the same family for +/- 150 years, the 710 acres of the Burns Family Farm & Ranch, encompassing over a mile on both sides of the very best the Chama River has to offer is not a once in a lifetime opportunity but a property that only comes along once in generations, if ever Land Owned by the same family since the 1870's, this first time on the market hidden gem of +/- 710 acres can be yoursMany existing state & national parks would envy the privacy, location and natural beauty of the Burns Family Farm & Ranch on the Chama River. In a state where water is the gold, BFF&R has it all The State Engineer represents water rights irrigating +/- 280 acres and over a mile of private, secluded Chama River frontage ON BOTH SIDES OF the river, miles from any public access.. Offering an incredible diversity in ecosystems- bosque, hay production, cattle & livestock grazing, cottonwood lined river bottoms, benches layered in Oak, Pinyon Pine, Juniper & Ponderosas, intersected with gorgeous meadows of natural grass.There are secluded pockets that feel like they're a million miles from anything yet less than a mile to paved year round access. Improvements There is a 6060 barn/shop with power & water that includes a private beef & game processing plant, complete with walk-in cold rooms & freezer, a storage area, and power for the inside and outside RV/Motorhome stalls with a back-up generator. This HQ is ideal for full conversion into a barndominium or high end RV Parking. Recreation With over a mile bordering the almost million acres of the Jicarilla Apache Reservation, the elk and mule deer hunting is world class. The Jicarilla Reservation has added actual fence crossings, spread along the border of the ranch, so the elk and mule deer can cross into the ranch to water at the river. The game trails look like cattle paths with lots of traffic New Mexico Game and Fish currently awards BFF&R 2 mature bull elk tags, 1 archery tag and 1 cow elk tag annually (averaging 1 tag per +/-177 acres ). Mule Deer landowner tags are applied for in March each year. Rio Arriba County, NM has consistently been the top producing county in the US, Canada and Mexico for placing mule deer in the Boone & Crockett record book! With over a mile of the Chama River meandering through the ranch, there are a dozen or so incredibly deep pools holding massive german browns and rainbows for the consummate fly fisherman who likes to release a dozen or so before breakfast. For the archer, bow fishing for carp can be outstanding. The river is miles from any public access so the trespasser is non-existent and your game and fish are protected. The Burns Family Farm & Ranch on the Chama River's fishing and hunting have both been in high demand by trout guides and big game outfitters for years,representing the quality of both. General Operations Development options are endless. With a shop/barn and working pens as the only improvements, you are not paying for someone else's McMansion! There are no HOA or Conservation Easements restricting BFR&R, so subdivision or preservation options are available for todays discriminating investor. There are numerous building sites on secluded benches with tremendous privacy & seclusion as well as over a mile of highway frontage bordering both sides of Highway 84. Caretaker As the current ownership lives off the property, there is a long term caretaker in place who manages the ranch, oversees the livestock and has a desire to continue as caretaker with the right situation. Location With +/- 710 acres bordering over a mile of river frontage on both sides of the Chama River, Burns Family Farm & Ranch has no equal. Over +/-150 years of family history has kept this incredible property off the market and the seller said it's time to pass the baton. Ideal for that dream family estate, corporate retreat,land investment opportunity for future use or securing one of the Southwest's last great riverfront opportunities, the options for the Burns Family Farm & Ranch on the Chama Riverare endless. The opportunity to own it is not Call or email today for more info and your private qualified showing. Co brokers welcome.

Discover your own slice of paradise in Canjilon, an exceptional 80-acre retreat nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Canjilon, New Mexico, in Rio Arriba County. Conveniently located just off US Hwy 84, this stunning property offers year-round access and is surrounded by a captivating mix of ponderosa pine, juniper, and gambel oak, all framing expansive grassy meadows. Outdoor enthusiasts will delight in the two dirt tanks that draw a variety of wildlife, including elk and mule deer. Positioned in hunting unit 51, the property comes with 1-2 annual elk tags, making it ideal for avid hunters or nature lovers looking for their dream retreat. The Canjilon features not one but two homes: a newly remodeled 2,200 sq ft manufactured home awaiting your final touches and a charming, updated ranch house with a newly renovated bathroom, offering a blend of modern comfort and rustic charm. Just a scenic 2.5-hour drive from Albuquerque, the property is perfectly located for those seeking peace and solitude without sacrificing convenience. The charming town of Chama is only 33 miles to the north, while the famous hot springs of Pagosa Springs, Colorado, are just 80 miles away. Whether youre searching for a tranquil mountain getaway, a prime hunting property, or a base camp for exploring the nearby national forests, The Canjilon is brimming with endless possibilities. Embrace the serene beauty of northern New Mexico and make this property your own personal haven.

Located on the scenic and paved Highway 96, in the very heart of Rio Arriba County, NM, this Valley Paradise directly borders on two sides into hundreds of acres of BLM that connects to the +/- 1.6 million acres of the Santa Fe National Forest. The ranch can fulfill your dream of a smaller mountain property investment with direct access into millions of acres of public land with power and city water within a quarter mile on a paved highway. Land Blue Bird Valley Ranch has been in the same family since roughly 1946 and is used primarily as a horse and cattle grazing property. There were a couple of large run-off ponds and a spring on the property, both of which have since silted in, with the property priced accordingly. The property is fully fenced and provides direct access into the neighboring BLM.The grass valley is bordered by Ponderosa Pine, Oak & Pinon Juniper ridges on each side. Recreation In previous years the property received both Unit 5a landowner deer and elk tags, but the owner has not applied for tags in recent years. A wildlife mecca, blue birds currently call the ranch home in the spring and summer months and there's a major year-round deer and elk habitat. Be sure to put up your Blue Bird Boxes by March! The ponds, when dug out, could provide excellent dove hunting as well as water sources for the deer and elk that this area is most known for, not to mention your very own shed horn hunting sanctuary! Winter snow melt from the neighboring mountain watershed, combined with seasonal rains, creates a dynamic water flow that fills stock tanks. Until the recent past, two sizable arroyos captured this seasonal runoff, channeling water toward a small natural spring and eventually into the Gallina River, where native stream trout (Brookies) can be caught. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Throughout the year, the valley is adorned with native vegetation. In the cooler months, gray and green sagebrush provide essential forage for both domestic livestock and wild animals. Come spring and summer, the valley transforms into a lush, thick green pasture, thanks to the natural cycle of rainfall and runoff, ensuring a sustainable environment for grazing. This 118-acre ranch is a rare find for those who value a harmonious blend of natural beauty, wildlife habitat and sustainable water resources. It stands as a living example of nature's enduring cycle, perfect for owners who appreciate the delicate balance between land use and ecological preservation. History Small acreage properties with incredible wildlife, beautiful scenery, paved access combined with nearby utilities and bordered by large public access land holdings are the most desired recreational properties in the country. Blue Bird Valley might be the one you're looking for, just in time for shed horn season! Call or email today for more information and your qualified showing. Location The ranch is within 25 minutes of Cuba, New Mexico's incredible restaurants, hardware & groceries stores and is about 90 minutes north of Albuquerque.

Welcome to Maverick Valley Ranch, 97 acres of prime hunting land in Rio Arriba County's renowned Big Game Unit 2b. Surrounded by 152,000 acres of Carson National Forest and neighboring the prestigious Jicarilla Indian Reservation, this property is a true outdoorsman's dream. Key Features: 97 acres of prime hunting land Surrounded by 152,000 acres of Carson National Forest Located in NM Big Game Unit 2b Recognized for record-breaking mule deer 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom stucco cabin with modern amenities Year-round access at 7,100 ft elevation Maverick Valley Ranch offers seclusion and abundant wildlife. Rio Arriba County is famed for its outstanding mule deer genetics, with Boone & Crockett recognition for top-tier deer. The elk population is robust, with a 35 bull to 100 cow ratio, making it a hunter's paradise. Historically, the ranch has been allocated 2 private land mule deer buck tags for any legal sporting arm, 1 archery mule deer buck tag, and 1 unit-wide either sex archery elk tag. Additionally, turkey, bear, and mountain lion tags are available over-the-counter. The ranch's diverse terrain features tall ponderosa and spruce trees, providing excellent cover and ample feed and water sources. It's not uncommon to witness elk and impressive bucks roaming the hillsides. The cozy 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom stucco cabin offers modern amenities and stunning views. Conveniently located just a 10-minute drive from Highway 64 and 25 minutes to Dulce, NM, Maverick Valley Ranch provides year-round access at 7,100 ft. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of New Mexico's premier hunting land. Contact us today to schedule a viewing or learn more about Maverick Valley Ranch.

Talamante 160 is a scenic 160-acre property near Dulce, New Mexico, set beneath the iconic Archuleta Mesa and located less than 2.5 miles from the Colorado line. With power and septic in place, it's ready for your hunting retreat, homesite, or weekend getaway. Located in NM GMU 4, the property may qualify for private land elk and deer tags through New Mexico's landowner hunting system. Land The terrain at Talamante 160 offers a dynamic mix of elevation, vegetation, and views. The property rises gently from lush, grass-covered flats near the northwest cornerwhere it's closest to the Navajo Riverinto sage and native grass covered hillsides and pion-juniper ridges. This lower section benefits from more moisture and holds the greenest forage on the property, making it ideal for wildlife or grazing. Five dirt tanks are scattered throughout the acreage attracting elk, mule deer, and other game. Higher up, a striking basalt outcrop anchors the northwestern portion of the property, creating both visual interest and a natural lookout over the valley below. To the northwest, Archuleta Mesa dominates the skyline, while views of the snowcapped San Juan Mountains stretch to the northeast. This setting offers remarkable natural privacy, with multiple large private ranches bordering the property and very limited traffic and development nearby. The diversity in topography and cover gives the land multiple options for recreational use, hunting, grazing, or a long-term retreat site. Improvements A leveled homesite has been built into a south-facing hillside in the northwest corner of the property, offering sweeping views across the ranch. The site is equipped with a septic system and electricity is just below it at the base of the hill, making the addition of a cabin, modular home, or RV setup easily doable. The property also features five man-made dirt tanks that serve as year-round and seasonal water sources for wildlife and livestock. These tanks are well-distributed across the terrain and enhance both the recreational and grazing potential of the land. The entire property is fenced, with a locked gate at the entrance. *Buyer to verify all information. Recreation Talamante 160 offers exceptional recreational value, both on the property and throughout the surrounding region. With varied terrain, natural cover, and multiple dirt tanks, the land provides excellent habitat for elk, mule deer, turkey, and black bear. Located within GMU 4, the property may qualify for private land elk and deer tags through New Mexico's landowner hunting system. Elk frequent the property, and groups of 10-40 cows and calves and smaller bachelor groups of bulls are often observed. The surrounding area is known for producing quality bulls, with 300+ class animals regularly harvested in the region.** The property sits just minutes from the famed Jicarilla Apache Reservation, widely regarded as one of the premier trophy mule deer destinations in the country. Rio Arriba County itself is nationally recognized for producing record-class bucks, and nearby outfitters consistently share photos of world-class animals taken from the area. For anglers, the nearby Navajo River offers peaceful, year-round trout fishing just a short walk from the northwest corner of the property. Within two hours, you'll reach the world-famous San Juan River quality waters below Navajo Damhome to more than 15,000 fish per mile, which consistently produces 1618 rainbow and brown trout. The Chama and Brazos Rivers, two more top-tier trout fisheries, are less than an hour's drive. In the winter months, several top-tier ski areas are easily accessible, including Wolf Creek, Purgatory, and Taosall offering deep snow, uncrowded slopes, and excellent backcountry terrain. Whether you're a seasoned skier or looking for family-friendly recreation, the area offers four-season adventure with room to breathe. Beyond hunting, fishing, and skiing, Talamante 160 is ideal for hiking, camping, ATV riding, horseback trips, or simply enjoying the peace and solitude of New Mexico's high country. Its privacy, access, and natural setting make it a true year-round recreational basecamp, with stunning views and world-class adventure in every direction. Region & Climate Situated in northern Rio Arriba County near Dulce, New Mexico, Talamante 160 enjoys a high-desert climate characterized by four distinct seasons and abundant sunshine year-round. Temperature: Summer: From late May to mid-September, average daily high temperatures exceed 74F, peaking in July with highs around 83F and lows near 54F. Winter: Spanning late November to late February, the cold season sees average daily highs below 46F. January is typically the coldest month, with highs near 38F and lows around 16F. Precipitation: Rainfall: Dulce receives approximately 18.4 inches of rain annually, with August being the wettest month, averaging 1.5 inches. Snowfall: The area experiences significant snowfall from November to March, averaging about 3.9 inches per month during winter, with January often accumulating up to 5 inches. Sunshine:The region benefits from mostly clear skies throughout the year, with September being the clearest month, averaging 77% clear or partly cloudy days. Elevation:At approximately 7,500 feet above sea level, the property's elevation contributes to its moderate summer temperatures and crisp, cool evenings. History Northern Rio Arriba County is rich in cultural heritage and historical significance. The area around Dulce has long been home to the Jicarilla Apache Nation, whose deep roots in the region date back centuries. Their presence continues today with tribal governance, community infrastructure, and a renowned big game management program that has made the Jicarilla Reservation one of the most respected trophy hunting destinations in North America. The broader region is steeped in both Native American and early Spanish colonial history, with missions, historic churches, and cultural landmarks scattered throughout northern New Mexico. Just a few hours away, sites like Chaco Canyon and Mesa Verde National Park offer insight into the ancient Puebloan civilizations that once thrived here. Today, the area balances history, culture, and natural resourcesoffering landowners the chance to be part of a place where heritage and landscape still run deep. Location Talamante 160 is located in northern Rio Arriba County, just a few miles south of the Colorado border and less than 15 minutes from the small town of Dulce, New Mexico. The property sits at the base of Archuleta Mesa in a secluded, quiet setting surrounded by larger private ranches and BLM landbut is still easily accessible, located less than 2.5 miles from U.S. Highway 64 via maintained gravel roads. The nearby town of Dulce provides basic services including fuel, groceries, dining, and a hardware store. For expanded amenities, the town of Chama is about an hour away and offers restaurants, outfitters, and the historic Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. Pagosa Springs, Colorado is approximately 1.5 hours north and features hot springs, shopping, and access to Wolf Creek Ski Area. For air travel, Stevens Field in Pagosa Springs serves private aircraft, while commercial service is available at: Durango-La Plata County Airport (DRO) ~2.5 hours Santa Fe Regional Airport (SAF) ~3.5 hours Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) ~4.5 hours Approximate Driving Times: Dulce, NM 15 minutes Chama, NM 1 hour Pagosa Springs, CO 1.5 hours Durango, CO 2.5 hours Santa Fe, NM 3.5 hours Albuquerque, NM 4.5 hours **Buyer to verify all information

Big Creek Ranch: 1,571 Acres of Premier Hunting & Recreational Land This property is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering endless recreational opportunities, world-class hunting, and a turnkey cattle ranch operation. Big Creek Ranch offers the sportsman an abundance of hunting opportunities, including elk, deer, bear, turkey, mountain lion, grouse, and more. Listing Price: $9,000,000 Location: 18236 Hwy 64, Tierra Amarilla, New Mexico, 87575 Key Highlights: Scenic Landscape: Alpine meadows, ponderosa pine, spruce, oak, and aspen woodlands. Water Resources: Two creeks teeming with native brook trout, perfect for fly fishing. Cattle Ranching: Fenced and cross-fenced pastures supporting 150-250 head of cattle. Homes and Shop Buildings The Main Residence: 3,372 sq ft of heated area 5 BR/ 5 BA Covered porch with sitting area, hot tub, and fire pit Wood-burning fireplace with decorative tile and oak mantel Hunter's Cabin / Guest House 1,712 sq ft of heated area 2 BR/2 BA Wood-burning stove Garage/Toy Room 1,520 sq ft heated shop with workbench Manager's Home/Shop 2,000 sq ft Karsten home (3 BR/ 2 BA) 2 Car attached garage 50 x 50 heated metal shop building with game wench and walk-in cooler This exceptional property is a rare chance to own a turnkey operation in one of the Southwests most sought-after locations. Contact us today to make Big Creek Ranch your own! United Country | Northern New Mexico Real Estate Melissa Clark, Qualifying Broker

Cash Price: $63,500.00 Finance Price: $69,800.00 A rare opportunity to own 18.67 acres of pristine land in the beautiful area El Rito, just a short drive away from Abiquiu This buildable parcel offers the perfect canvas for your dream home, cabin, or recreational getaway. No Restrictions on building. The property would be great for any recreational activity. The property has the stream of El Rito running through it. You will always have a water source! The property has Road frontage from hwy 554 Key Features: - 18.67 acres with buildable locations - El Rito stream running through the property - Gentle slope - Mountain views & natural beauty - Adjacent to Carson National Forest, BLM and/or Statelands - Road Frontage - Great recreational land Address: TBA El Rito, NM County: Rio Arriba County, NM Acres: 18.67 Acres Zoning: Vacant land Coordinates: 36.261323, -106.174494 Water/well: None Electric: N/A - Solar is likely Terrain: gentle slope to Rolling hills Septic: None Cabins: Allowed **PHOTOS WITH BOUNDARY LINES ARE APPROXIMATE AND NOT ACTUAL BOUNDARY**

This Northern New Mexico Ranch is a Elk Hunting Paradise receiving New Mexico Game and Fish 2022 Elk Permits consisting of 7 Bull Elk, 5 Cow Elk, and 4 Either sex Archery permits. The ranch has an abundance of cover and food to attract large herds of Elk throughout the year and is at an elevation that allows for all season hunts. There is additional acreage that could be purchased along with this ranch. Ranch is located near both Lake El Vado and Lake Heron as well as the Chama and Brazos Rivers for excellent Trout fishing. Don't miss out on this rare find in the beautiful Chama Valley.

OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE Four High End Homes Present Rancho de Vallecitos lot B3 is located above La Madera, NM off NM State Hwy 111 which is reached via Hwy 285. Hwy 111 starts about one mile past Ojo Caliente assuming you were driving east as if coming from Santa Fe. Land (852 acres) is completely surrounded by Carson National Forest. There are only two tracts left that face the river and one also includes a large pond and gazebo. Subject to a very reasonable HOA. Lot B3 is over 7 acres high up on a bluff over looking a beaver dam and the river. It is also where once stood a fort that guarded the valley from the Apaches. It is truly a dramatic site. The beaver dam has really large native Browns, as it has an estimated depth of over 20 feet. Some of those Browns are over 30 inches, can see them sometimes when feed from the cliff above. These lots all have underground electric and water taps from the local municipal water district. All tracts will require septic. High speed Internet is already present as well as good roads, private electric gate, cameras, lighting, and of course river frontage galore. Lots of existing and new cabins being built in this fly fishing community paradise. World famous and popular Ojo Caliente spa, fine food and dining is only 12 miles away! Taos is 40 miles away (40 mins) and Santa Fe is 60 (60 miles). $459k Contact Toby Chacon at 505 927 5747

Terrero Creek Ranch is a 1,154 acre property located 30 minutes south of Chama, NM, a premier big-game hunting area (Unit 51A). Known for high elk densities and quality mule deer bucks, the ranch also supports black bear, mountain lion, and turkey populations. Elevations range from 7,160 to 8,120 feet, with rolling terrain featuring sage, native grasses, juniper, pinion, and mature ponderosa pineprime habitat for wildlife. The property includes 1.25 miles of Terrero Creek and five water tanks, all of which draws Big Game during fall archery and rifle seasons, including the migrating herds of elk and mule deer. Enrolled in New Mexico's EPLUS elk program, the ranch historically received up to 7 private-land elk vouchers annually, which are transferable or sellable. Mule deer, black bear, mountain lion, and turkey tags are available over-the-counter (OTC) for archery and rifle seasons. Elk rut near water sources in archery season and migrate to lower elevations for rifle season, joined by mule deer seeking food and bedding areas. Bear densities rank among the state's highest in Bear Management Zone 1. With direct access from paved US-84, private road system on the property, power on the property, and no covenants, this blank slate offers a variety of improvement options. Mineral and water rights transfer to the new owner. Recreation at Taos ski area, and the city of Santa Fe is under 2 hours away, and fishing at the Rio Chama for trophy brown trout is only 30 minutes to the North. Also explore the nearby 775,000-acre Carson National Forest. Located 75 miles from Pagosa Springs, CO, and 80 miles from Santa Fe, the ranch is 90 minutes from Santa Fe Regional Airport and 144 miles from Albuquerque International Airport.PROPERTY ATTRIBUTES 1,154 deeded acres Prime hunting property for Elk and Mule Deer Received up to 7 Elk tags per year historically Mule Deer tags are OTC for archery and two rifle season OTC tags for Black Bear, Mountain Lion, and Turkey Elevation from 7,160 feet to 8,120 feet Habitat includes a mixture of sage, native grasses, juniper, pinion, and mature ponderosa pine Terrain is a rolling landscape with natural game corridors 1.25 miles of the Terrero Creek Five seasonal water tanks Direct access from paved US-84 Power is available at the property boundary HUNTING Unit 51A (Premier Big-Game area) High Elk densities Quality Mule Deer bucks Hunting for Black Bear, Mountain Lion, and Turkey ELK The Elk herd numbers in Unit 51A (located in the Elk Management Primary Zone) are high. There are local and migratory Elk herds in this valley. Archery season will see bulls rutting around the various water sources on the property while bedding on the north-facing hillsides during midday. As rifle season approaches, the Elk herds migrate to lower elevations on this ranch for the food and bedding, and will stick around the area during late fall and winter. Currently enrolled in the New Mexico EPLUS elk program Allotted 7 total tags; 3 mature bulls, 1 either sex & 3 cow tags (*contact agent for specific tags seasons) MULE DEER There are resident and migratory Mule Deer in this valley. Deer numbers will increase as the higher elevations get more snow and colder temperatures. As fall approaches for rifle season the Mule Deer will migrate to lower elevations on this ranch for the food and bedding. Tags are available Over-The-Counter (OTC) for archery and two rifle seasons (tags are for private land only) BLACK BEAR Bear tags are OTC for archery and rifle seasons Bear Management Zone 1 has some of the highest bear densities in the state. Fall hunting only MOUNTAIN LION Mountain lion tags are OTC TURKEY Both spring and fall turkey tags are OTC FISHING The Rio Chama River, 30 minutes north, delivers top-tier fishing with trophy brown trout. Access it at El Vado Lake or near Ghost Ranch. The 34-mile stretch from El Vado Reservoir is a designated Wild and Scenic River, home to brown trout, rainbow trout, and kokanee salmon. RECREATION The ranch offers limitless opportunities for recreation; including skiing, snowmobiling, fishing, hunting, backpacking, boating, rafting, and camping, just to name a few. Taos, Angel Fire, and Santa Fe ski resorts are all less than 2 hours away A few miles from the 775,000-acre Carson National Forest, which offers backcountry camping, public hunting, and miles of ATV trails. TERRAIN The ranch sits at an elevation of 7,160' to 8,120' and is a mixture of sage, native grasses, juniper, mature pinion, and ponderosa pine. The combination of wildlife cover and open areas provides bedding areas and food sources for both big game and small game. There are multiple locations where feeders could be added, and food plots could be planted. MINERALS/WATER Any known mineral or water rights owned will be conveyed to the new owner 1.25 miles of Terrero Creek Multiple dirt ponds POTENTIAL/INCOME The ranch is a blank slate with lots of potential for improvements Numerous building sites, with power available Excellent hunting and recreation opportunities for those seeking the perfect getaway No covenants New owner could also generate income by selling the elk vouchers for this ranch IMPROVEMENTS Existing ranch roads provide good internal access throughout the property Ideal locations for feeders, blinds, and food plots to enhance the hunting experience ACCESS Year round access of paved HWY 84 LOCATION 25 miles to Chama, NM 75 miles south of Pagosa Springs, CO 80 miles north of Santa Fe, NM Santa Fe Regional Airport (offers commercial jet service to Denver, Phoenix, and Dallas-Fort Worth) 90 miles to Taos, NM (winter sports) 144 miles to Albuquerque International Airport