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Republic Ranches

Motivated Seller! An easy commute to both Santa Fe (49 miles) and Albuquerque (35 miles) and is located on a paved road. At 924 acres, the Duncan Ranch is the perfect place to build your country estate, run a small ranch, and yet be close to New Mexico small city culture and convenience. The terrain is moderately hilly plains with outstanding mountain and valley views. This is a very quiet area and is surrounded by other ranches. The ranch is currently being leased out for grazing. Utilities are available at the road. Zoned SF County Rural Residential.

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Hall and Hall

Located 14 miles southeast of Santa Fe, New Mexico, Caon Blanco Ranch spans a total of 86,837 acres on the southwestern flank of the Glorieta Mesa, between the Sandia and Sangre de Cristo mountain ranges. The ranch offers 62,395 deeded acres, 16,105 acres of state lease, and 2,392 acres of BLM lease. Formed by ancient geologic upheaval and sculpted by wind and water over centuries, Caon Blanco itself creates the southern boundary of the ranch. The land encompasses a variety of terrain, from deep rock walls, canyons, arroyos, large stands of old-growth ponderosa pines, swathes of pion pine and juniper, and miles and miles of prairie and native grasslands.  
 
Over the last 30 years, the ownership group painstakingly acquired adjacent parcels to assemble this singularly large holding. This is exceptionally rare considering its proximity to Santa Fe, where art galleries, museums, theaters, and restaurants provide a one-of-a-kind cultural backdrop less than 30 minutes from the Hacienda. The main entrance to the ranch is on US Highway 285, about eight miles south of Interstate 25. The ranch is bordered by the Santa Fe National Forest on the east and the canyon itself to the southeast.
 
The crown jewel of the property is the 14,000 square foot Hacienda, which rises from the highest mesa and offers one of the most spectacular vantage points on the ranch. Designed by acclaimed Chicago architect Thomas Beeby, the Hacienda features traditional Spanish, colonial Mexican, and southwestern Pueblo influences including a central courtyard, gardens, and a grand staircase. A caretaker's house stands a discreet distance from the Hacienda. 
 
As an operating cattle ranch, Caon Blanco Ranch encompasses well-managed rangeland and well-designed equestrian facilities. At the ranch headquarters is an equestrian center, including an arena with viewing stands, storage buildings, corrals, and outbuildings, as well as a restored 19th-century rock house. 
 
Throughout the ranch are more than 150 miles of private graded roads. Pastures as large as 7,000 acres grow blue grama, dropseed, and western wheatgrass, among others. Solar-powered wire-spoke fences facilitate rotational grazing and range management. Over 70 wells and more than 35 miles of underground pipeline provide ample water to all parts of the ranch. Located in GMU 43, the ranch is large enough to be home to residential big game and small game animals. Elk, mule deer, bear, mountain lion, and a variety of small game species inhabit the ranch. 
 
Caon Blanco Ranch features traces of ancient life in petroglyphs, pottery shards, and ruins that remain here. This sale offers a rare opportunity to own an enormous expanse of land in excellent proximity to Santa Fe and Santa Fe Regional Airport. The opportunity to invest in Caon Blanco ranch is rare, finite, and presents a multi-dimensional exit strategy.

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Fay Ranches Inc

HIPICO of Santa Fe offers an incredible opportunity to invest in a commercial property with outstanding water rights, existing infrastructure, strategic location, and a plethora of possible uses. Originally developed and operated as a profitable world-class equestrian facility, HIPICO events were severely limited in 2020 due to the Covid crisis. A new owner may choose to continue the successful equestrian event operation or re-purpose the property in their vision. The substantial water rights are a unique and valuable asset anywhere in the west but especially in northern New Mexico. HIPICO is located on the southwest side of Santa Fe near the airport, I-25, and borders thousands of BLM land acres.

There are multiple improvements on the property, including three single-family homes, a clubhouse, 14,000 sq ft main barn, 25,000 sq ft indoor arena, 9,000 sq ft show barn, hay barn, shop, and storage buildings. There are over 46,000 sq ft of covered space, not including the residences. The propertys focal pieces are the equestrian and polo fields exquisitely maintained with the finest footing available. A small RV park with water and electricity is already in place, begging for expansion. The HIPICO event schedule has been impressive with top-level equestrian events, polo, horsemanship clinics, and the home for the New Mexico Center for Therapeutic Riding. International equestrians and equine athletes flocked to the A-Rated Santa Fe Summer Series featuring A-rated Dressage and Hunter/Jumper competitions. Because of the investment quality, paired with recreational and environmental components, HIPICO is one of the open markets unique properties. Whats your vision? Continued Equestrian facility, Residential development, Upscale RV park, logistics hub, retreat center? All are possibilities, and then there is always your unique vision!

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Charles S. Middleton and Son

Property Description
   We are proud to announce the exclusive listing of this unique property which has been in the same ownership for over 100 years. In 1917 William King and his family moved from southwest Texas to southern Santa Fe County. He traded his truck for 160 acres near the town of Stanley, New Mexico. Over the years the King Family members bought land and focused on farming and ranching. They pioneered the development of irrigation in the area and irrigated their first farm in 1948.  Generations of the King Family have been committed to the service of their community and the State of New Mexico.  This is a reputation property that is being offered to the public for the first time.

   The property consists of basically three tracts. The main farm contains approximately 2,983 deeded acres, the East Pasture Tract contains approximately 917 acres and the Edgewood Tract, contains 1,120 acres, more or less. The East Pasture and Edgewood Tract are all in native pasture.  The three tracts can be purchased in their entirety or separately.

   The main farm consists of approximately 2,983 deeded acres and 720 acres of New Mexico State lease land. The acreage is a combination of sprinkler irrigated land and native pasture. The main farm acreage is not contiguous but is located within a 3-mile radius. The southern tracts of the main farm are located 2 miles north of Moriarty, New Mexico. Moriarty is located on Interstate 40, thirty miles east of Albuquerque, and 45 miles south of Santa Fe.

Water Features
   There are 18 irrigation wells that provide irrigation water to the sprinkler irrigated circles. There is approximately 2,055 acres currently under sprinkler. The sprinklers have been well maintained and are in good condition. The primary crops being grown are alfalfa and corn silage. The irrigation wells pump a combined total of approximately 12,600 gallons per minute. There is ample irrigation water to grow all crops suited to the area. The underground water rights are administered by the New Mexico State Engineer. Operators with water rights are allowed to pump 2.5-acre feet/water-righted acre.  The irrigation wells range in depth from 250 feet to 400 feet. Most of the wells are equipped with 8-inch pumps. The static water level ranges from 150 feet to 200 feet. Most of the pumps are set approximately 50 feet below the static water level. The well volumes are very strong. Most of the sprinkler irrigated circles have one irrigation well per circle. All the sprinklers are nozzled for 600 to 700 GPM.

   This property is located in the heart of the prolific Estancia Groundwater Basin.  This basin is known to have some of the best irrigation water in the state.  Water quality is very good on the north end of the basin and the water becomes more saline moving south through the valley.    Water quality is good due to the location of the property on the north end of the Estancia Basin. There is ample irrigation water available for the current use of the farm.

Farm Access
   Access is considered excellent with 5 paved roads and 3 county gravel roads that are adjacent to the property. Two of the farm tracts have highway frontage along NM State Highway 41. Highway 41 is the only paved road providing access between Moriarty and Santa Fe. 
State Lease Land

   The main farm includes 720 acres of New Mexico State lease land. NM State Lease land is typically assured the adjacent deeded land. There is approximately 180 acres of lease land under sprinkler irrigation and the remaining land is native pasture. The cost of the New Mexico State Lease is approximately $2,450 per year.

East Pasture Tract
   The East Pasture Tract is 917 acres of open native pasture and is located about 4 miles north of Moriarty and 2 miles east of Highway 41. Montoya Road runs east and west through the center of the pasture tract. The terrain is mostly level with a good turf of native pasture. The land is fenced, and a windmill provides livestock water. There are numerous rural homesites in the area.

Edgewood Tract
   The Edgewood Tract is located approximately 11 miles north of Edgewood, New Mexico near the base of the San Pedro Mountains. The land has  mile of paved frontage along NM State Highway 344. The terrain is open rolling native pasture land with a scattered covering of cedar and juniper trees.

   Edgewood is one of the fastest-growing communities in New Mexico. Population growth is driven by people looking for more affordable housing close enough to Albuquerque to commute. The explosive growth over the last several years has driven up land values and the demand for water for domestic use.

   There have been recent water right sales to a local water company in Edgewood. Water is sold and delivered to residences surrounding Edgewood on a daily basis.  There is an active market for water right sales in this area.  Most of the recent water right sales have been for municipal and/or commercial purposes, with sales approaching $10,000 per acre.

Remarks
   Besides being extremely productive farmland, the property has valuable water rights and in recent years this area of New Mexico has experienced strong growth due to the proximity to Albuquerque and Santa Fe.  New subdivisions and developments are occurring in close proximity to the property.  While the current use of the property is agriculture, it appears that portions of the property have future subdivision potential.

Price
   The property can be purchased in its entirety at an overall price of $31,725,000, or, the farm portion, containing 2,983 deeded acres, together with the New Mexico State Lease can be purchased for $27,000,000.  The 917 acre East Pasture Tract is individually priced at $1,500 per acre and the 1,120 acre Edgewood Tract is offered separately at $3,000 per acre.  Annual property taxes on the Farmland Tract are approximately $2,100.  Property taxes on the Edgewood Tract are approximately $100 per year and taxes on the East Pasture Tract are approximately $75 per year.

This is an investment opportunity that provides an attractive current income stream with significant future appreciation and development potential. 

Call Sam Middleton today at (817) 304.0504 for more information or to schedule a showing.




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Just a few miles south of the famed and historic Santa Fe Plaza lies a notable geographic basin that was the cradle of civilization several hundreds of years ago. The Galisteo Basin has a rich history as a trade center due to its location between the upper Rio Grande Valley and the eastern plains. During the 14th and 15th centuries, several groups of Pueblo Native Americans inhabited the area until suddenly leaving the location in 1680. This was likely the result of the persistent efforts by the Spanish to retake Santa Fe and the region. The basin is home to numerous significant archeological sites, some discovered and others undiscovered. Today the Galisteo River still runs into the basin draining the nearby Sangre de Cristo mountain range.

On the edge of the Galisteo basin is a remarkable 648 acre undeveloped property that enjoys highway frontage for year-round access, dark skies at night, proximity to Santa Fe, and a water well already in place. Tranquila Ranch enjoys the three most important aspects of real estate: Location-near Santa Fe, Location-highway access, Location-adjacent to the 10,000 acre Galisteo Preserve. Tranquila has the potential to be a large private ranch, a development play, or an opportunity to land bank a large acreage at a low carrying cost in a highly desirable market.

Notably, the ranch borders the Galisteo Basin Preserve, which offers 10,000 acres of hiking, biking, riding, and exploring to the public. The views are stunning, and the skies at night are dark and filled with millions of stars. Enjoy world-class New Mexican cuisine in downtown Santa Fe, attend the Santa Fe Opera, and then retreat to the tranquility of Tranquila Ranch and your dream home.

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Mossy Oak Properties Centerfire Realty, LLC

Back on Market and Price Reduced Again!  

The RVS Ranch is conveniently located 25 minutes east of Albuquerque, NM and 10 minutes from Interstate 40 within Santa Fe County.
Affordably price at only $573 per deeded acre! A perfect hobby ranch to raise a few cows and horses, build that perfect headquarters all while being located equally between Albuquerque and Santa Fe. The ranch consists of 1560 deeded acres combined with 120 BLM leased acres. Electricity is on site. Elevation is 6500. Fairly mild winters and warm summers. 

Livestock are watered via one submersible well pump servicing several miles of underground pipeline to 3 drinker tubs and several dirt catch tanks. Fencing is in fair to good condition with some additional required. Carrying capacity has been kept to 25-30 AUs year round. Landowner Antelope and Mule deer tags are unlimited and sold over the counter. A Great Investment property for 1031 Exchanges, subdivision potential is high considering proximity to Albuquerque and Santa Fe. 

Call for a personal showing today!

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Welcome to the Hyer Draw Ranch.

 Located north of Edgewood, NM and just west of Stanley, NM this ranch property is perfect for income development, raising livestock, building your next home and or equestrian facility. Total acreage consists of 1560 Deeded acres and a 120 acre BLM lease. This is a well rested property as the cows were pulled off in 2019. Electric is one site with transformer and meter installed. Water is provided by one livestock/domestic well piped underground to several drinkers throughout . Fences are in good shape and some will be required. Recently surveyed in 2019. Travel around the ranch is two track unimproved. Private Landowner Antelope permits are available through NMGF. Access from paved roadways is county maintained, gravel base and approximately 1.5 miles. Commuting to Albuquerque and Santa Fe is comparable at 40-50 minutes. Goods and services, dining, schools, churches and retail are all minutes away. 

The New Mexico Ranch and Land market is very active, inventory is low and opportunity is right here at the Hyer Draw Ranch.

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