We have 50 acres for sale in a somewhat exclusive group of lots
called Ponderosa Ranches, in a very rural part of New Mexico, 12
miles north of US Rt. 60 near Pie Town.
At present, there are only 15 lots; the smallest lot is 50 acres and
the largest is 169 acres. The property is located near the
Continental Divide in Catron County, the largest county in the
state. There are no stop lights in the Catron County, which is
larger than the state of Connecticut. The population is 3,400
people, yes, thirty four hundred, making for wide open spaces and
plentiful privacy, peace and quiet. On a clear day, you can see
forever.
There is electric available on three sides of the property. The four
new wells nearby are producing good, moderately mineralized water
from about 330 feet depth. The water varies from 50 to 70 degrees
when it comes out of the ground. We heat ours with a solar loop and
a wood fired boiler for perfect soaking with mountain, sunset, or
star views every day.
The land is very Naturist friendly and cottage businesses are allowed, so one could easily run a Naturist park there and we'd be glad to help out.
DSL access is in the process of being installed in the area. The two
access roads are gated with combination locks for privacy and
security. The possibility of electric gates in the future exists.
There is no traffic noise and there are no city lights at night,
only the Milky Way and a billion stars all around. Rabbits, hawks,
elk, antelope, deer and ground squirrels will be your most abundant
neighbors.
This unique piece of land is located at 7,500 feet elevation. There
are no mosquitoes or snakes. The hottest it's ever been is 99
degrees. Summer high temperatures average between 70 and 85 degrees.
The terrain is very gently sloping grassland with juniper and pinion
pine on the upper part. Horses are welcome, as are RV's for 6 months
of the year.
Want to relax on your very own 50 acres? Take a look at thisoffering for only $2500 per acre.
Sincerely Yours,
Camilla Van Sickle & Bill Pennington
POB 799, Pie Town, New Mexico 87827
[email protected] 623-203-2230
called Ponderosa Ranches, in a very rural part of New Mexico, 12
miles north of US Rt. 60 near Pie Town.
At present, there are only 15 lots; the smallest lot is 50 acres and
the largest is 169 acres. The property is located near the
Continental Divide in Catron County, the largest county in the
state. There are no stop lights in the Catron County, which is
larger than the state of Connecticut. The population is 3,400
people, yes, thirty four hundred, making for wide open spaces and
plentiful privacy, peace and quiet. On a clear day, you can see
forever.
There is electric available on three sides of the property. The four
new wells nearby are producing good, moderately mineralized water
from about 330 feet depth. The water varies from 50 to 70 degrees
when it comes out of the ground. We heat ours with a solar loop and
a wood fired boiler for perfect soaking with mountain, sunset, or
star views every day.
The land is very Naturist friendly and cottage businesses are allowed, so one could easily run a Naturist park there and we'd be glad to help out.
DSL access is in the process of being installed in the area. The two
access roads are gated with combination locks for privacy and
security. The possibility of electric gates in the future exists.
There is no traffic noise and there are no city lights at night,
only the Milky Way and a billion stars all around. Rabbits, hawks,
elk, antelope, deer and ground squirrels will be your most abundant
neighbors.
This unique piece of land is located at 7,500 feet elevation. There
are no mosquitoes or snakes. The hottest it's ever been is 99
degrees. Summer high temperatures average between 70 and 85 degrees.
The terrain is very gently sloping grassland with juniper and pinion
pine on the upper part. Horses are welcome, as are RV's for 6 months
of the year.
Want to relax on your very own 50 acres? Take a look at thisoffering for only $2500 per acre.
Sincerely Yours,
Camilla Van Sickle & Bill Pennington
POB 799, Pie Town, New Mexico 87827
[email protected] 623-203-2230
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