New Mexico Land for Sale. This 20 Acre Property in New Mexico on the Zuni Mountains has Mature Trees, Power, Named Road Access and Amazing Views. Located in a gated community, as the new owner of this property you will have private gated access to nearly 300,000 Acres of National Forest land in the Cibola National Forest where you can enjoy hiking, camping, off roading and hunting for some of the largest elk in the State of New Mexico.
New Mexico | 20 Acres | $39,997
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There are 2 private gated entrances to the Cibola National Forest for land owners in El Morro Ranches.
The East Gate is about 4.5 miles Northeast of the property off Sawmill Canyon Road. This entrance is suitable for entrance and traveling through the National Forest in a Truck, Jeep, SUV or Similar 4 Wheel Drive Vehicle, in addition to being on Foot, Horseback, Dirt Bike, Quad, Side-by-Side or similar ATV.
The North Gate is about 5 miles North of the property off Leaning Pine Lane. This entrance is suitable for entrance and traveling through the National Forest on Foot, Horseback, Dirt Bike, Quad, Side-by-Side or similar ATV.
Located in Game Management Unit 10, which is said to be desirable for Mule Deer & Elk with some of largest Bulls in New Mexico.
El Morro Ranches is a private gated community that has a keypad present at the entrance of the Subdivision for land owners.
The minimum dwelling size is only 800 square feet.
Mobile Homes are permitted so long as they were not manufactured more than 10 years ago.
You may use the property as a temporary residence with the use of an RV, Camper, or Travel Trailer with a limit of 6 consecutive months.
Association dues are voluntary here and paid mostly by full-time residents to help maintain the roads. The annual association dues if voluntarily choosing to pay would be $300.
Light covenants exist for El Morro Ranches in order to maintain the beauty and integrity of the area, view the covenants on the LANDiO Website.
Utility Lines are in the area and on nearby developed properties where land owners have homes, mobile homes, cabins, accessory buildings and corrals (see photos & satellite images).
Electric Company: Continental Divide Electric Co-op, 200 E. High St., P.O. Box 1087, Grants, NM
The property is 4.3 miles to State Highway 53 which will take you directly to Ramah to the West, then connects to I-40 to the East to take you into Grants and Milan.
Ramah, New Mexico is 19 miles from the property, and has a few rural amenities such as a local grocery store, post office, local cafe and a Family Dollar store.
The property is located only 41 miles from Grants, New Mexico which has a population of around 10,000 people. In Grants you will find groceries, supplies, the Cibola General Hospital, an airport and Walmart Supercenter.
Parcel Size: 20 Acres M/L
LANDiO Property ID: NM_Cibola_00042
APN: R12311
Legal Description: EL MORRO RANCHES Lot: 98 Unit: 2
Elevation: 7,710 feet
Property Taxes: $291.14 / year
Title: Free & Clear
Conveyance: Warranty Deed
HOA Fee: $300 / year (Voluntary)
Approximate Distance to Nearby Cities & Points of Interest
Minutes from the Cibola National Forest
11 minutes to the El Morro National Monument
13 minutes to the El Malpais National Monument
18 minutes to the Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano
23 minutes to Ramah, New Mexico : Population 400
23 minutes to the Oso Ridge Lookout
40 minutes to Interstate 40
43 minutes to Milan, New Mexico : Population 3,245
46 minutes to Grants, New Mexico : Population 10,000
1 hour 10 minutes to Gallup, New Mexico : Population 21,700
1 hour 18 minutes to the Bluewater State Park
1 hour 32 minutes to the Mount Taylor
1 hour 50 minutes to Albuquerque, NM : Population 556,000
GPS Coordinates
Northwest Corner: 35.0600459764024, -108.234868073764
Northeast Corner: 35.0610453958562, -108.23121488266
Southeast Corner: 35.0586841768669, -108.230475556046
Southwest Corner: 35.0580741064565, -108.233358129448
Center Point: 35.059405, -108.232381
*This Property is presented For Sale By Owner. Seller is a Licensed Real Estate Agent in the State of Texas.
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All nice burnt property of course. Recently burned?
I will be living in Santa Fe very soon (July 1st) because I am moving there for work at Los Alamos. My plan is to purchase land once I got a year into the state. I am noticing a lot of negativity in regards to HOA/POA (I'm assuming they are the same?? Anyways…I've heard a ton of bad HOA stories when it comes to your regular run of the mill big city suburban areas, but when your buying acreage like this in pretty much non-populated areas how are HOA's/POA's a negative thing? If you you read all this then thank you for your time….and if you answer…then I love you 🙂
Got anything within commuting distance from ABQ, getting ready to move there with a new job
If I was ten years older I would buy it
Would have bought this sight unseen, even at the high price, but HOA is a deal killer on any property I have ever, or will ever, buy.
Anyone.. Benefits of living in NM, please? Property taxes, income taxes, etc.. Thanks Landio.. another awesome video..
Over priced, no deal when I heard HOA.
No water.
Nice but, nothing close by for essentials and good luck trying to build as it's definitely tough getting there plus it's on fire 🔥.
There is access to the forest ONLY if they pay their POA dues. Otherwise, they will not receive a gate key. You realtors need to do a better job of full disclosure.
Beautiful 🤩
I love it
I like your payment options. You guys take it all. I hope you get some listings in the NE: VT, NH ✌🏻
This is a beautiful part of America. I spent a week hiking and camping on Cibola National Forest and loved every minute. Saw lots of wildlife, and saw more stars than could be counted in a lifetime.
You really do a great job describing the properties, but the one thing you always seem to miss , is the fact , if the property has water on it like a well .
Does this property have a well with drinkable water on it ?
How deep is the water table on this land? The reason to ask is irrelevant, just want to know how deep the water table is. I am sold if there is water on, near or under the property. I realize this area is very dry so hence the reason I am asking. Not interested in hooking up to the grid water supply. Need land that has water on, near or under the property.
Is this an area that's been affected by the fires in Northern NM?
I know I could (and will) look this up… but if you want to add some weather info, people might appreciate it! I mean for example "At 7,200’ elevation, summer temps average 88° high, but drop to the 70° range in the evening, in the winter you will get temperatures as low as 15° and snow depths of around 6 inches." I ask because I almost bought some land in Colorado but realized it had a 5 months window of use, otherwise snowmobile access only.
Is it owner financing?