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New Mexico, Catron County, 21.63 Acres Wild Horse Ranch 1 Lot 54. TERMS $551/Month

New Mexico, Catron County, 21.63 Acres Wild Horse Ranch 1 Lot 54. TERMS $551/Month

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$121.00 USD
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Wild Horse Ranch I

Wild Horse Ranch I, Catron County, New Mexico

Lot 54

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This lot is being offered for sale with financing. Simply make the small down payment, and the land contracts will be emailed and hard copy mailed to you immediately. You can start using or building your land while you are making payments.

Down Payment: $121

Monthly Payments: $551

Sales Price: $55,135

Interest Rate: 9%

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Size: 21.63 Acres

ZONING:Residential

Utilities: Power at Road

GPS: 34.561567, -107.846651

TAXES: Approx. $90 a year

Water: Must install well if you build



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What might a cabin look like on this lot?

Location and Legal Description

Wild Horse Ranch I, Catron County, New Mexico
21.63 Acres

Wild Horse Ranch, NM – 21.63 Acres of Scenic High-Desert Ranch Land
Welcome to Wild Horse Ranch in Catron County – 21.63 acres of pure New Mexico enchantment. This expansive lot, set along the historic Continental Divide near Pie Town, is a dream for those seeking scenic desert landscapes and ultimate privacy. Accessible via county roads and with electric power at the road, the property is ready for your vision. Imagine building a log cabin or setting up a modular home where elk and wild horses roam, or simply hold the land as a tangible asset that grows in value. This is affordable Western land at its finest, combining natural beauty with investment upside.

 










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US-60 Pie Town, New Mexico




  • SLand & Value: 20 acres of inexpensive, buildable land with long-term value potential. Whether you develop it or hold for the future, large parcels in this sought-after ranch community are limited – secure your piece of the Southwest now.

  • Access & Power: Maintained dirt roads lead to the property, ensuring easy access for trucks or RVs. Power is available at the property line, a huge advantage for building your home, ranch, or off-grid cabin with modern comforts.

  • Zoning & Opportunity: Zoned Residential, ideal for a custom home, cabin, or manufactured home. Live year-round or seasonally – RV camping is welcomed as you plan your build. You can even set up horse facilities or a small farm; this land is your blank canvas.

  • Rugged Beauty: Set in the Wild Horse Ranch subdivision, known for its picturesque mix of pinon-juniper woodlands and open meadows, you’ll have spectacular views by day and unmatched stargazing at night. The elevation and seclusion provide cooler summer temps and a peaceful retreat, far from city noise.

  • Affordable Investment: With low property taxes (~$90/year) and owner financing available, owning this slice of New Mexico is surprisingly easy. As real estate prices climb elsewhere, savvy investors recognize Catron County land as a bargain with solid appreciation potential.

 

Catron County is the largest county in land size in the State of New Mexico, but has the third smallest population of any New Mexico County. The county covers almost 7,000 square miles and is comprised of mostly rugged mountainous terrain. Less than 20% of the land in Catron County is privately owned with the balance of the land being public. Approximately 3,500 people make up the population of the county. Reserve is the county seat and largest town in the county, which boasts a population of about 400.

The Apache and Gila National Forests border one another in this area; the two forests combined cover much of Catron County. The Continental Divide zig-zags through this mountain complex which is characterized by rugged slopes, narrow canyons, rocky formations, clear mountain streams and evergreen forests. There is good trout fishing, big game hunting, and an abundance of elk, deer, bear, big horn sheep, mountain lion, and wild turkey. Most sportsmen use four-wheel drive vehicles, but horse and mule are also popular forms of transportation. There are many dirt roads throughout the National Forest in the county, but the Forest Service warns that they should be considered “dry weather” roads and should not be attempted during wet weather without first checking with the local Forest Service ranger station. A good rule to remember is that any unpaved road in Catron County is a “dry weather” road.

Don’t miss out on this scenic 20-acre ranch! Contact us now to seize this Wild Horse Ranch opportunity and start building your legacy in New Mexico’s great outdoors.



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