This property is listed with New Mexico Real Estate Agent Craig Sanchez of Whitetail Properties.

If you are interested in purchasing this Property, please contact Craig Sanchez by Call or Text at: 575-213-8990

You may also reach Craig Sanchez by email at: Craig.Sanchez@WhiteTailProperties.com

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Property Description‍

The subject property is a 20.38 acre lot located along Alexis Road in Wild Horse Ranch, a sprawling rural subdivision located roughly twenty minutes north of Pie Town and just south of the Cibola County line.

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‍‍‍Legal Information‍

Legal Description: Wild Horse Ranch, Unit 4, Lot 72

Parcel Number: 2059021485120

Account Number: 11490

Annual Taxes: $135.00

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‍Access & Utilities‍

Roads & Access: The subject property is located along Alexis Road. Like all of the roads in this subdivision, Alexis is a well-maintained dirt road which should be easy to navigate in good weather. As is to be expected in rural settings like this, a larger truck or off-road capable vehicle is recommended, particularly during rain or snowfall.‍

Power & Utilities: As is common throughout Wild Horse Ranch, residential power lines and underground utilities can be found running along Alexis Road at the subject property as well as servicing a number of developed home sites. Because of this, it should be neither difficult nor expensive to get service connected to whatever you decide to build on the land. Anyone looking to investigate the costs associated with connecting service on the subject property is encouraged to contact Navopache, the local utility servicing this region.

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‍Zoning & Restrictions

Zoning: While the subject property as well as most of Catron County falls under the broad zoning designation of “Rural Residential” it’s important to realize that the Owner’s Association that governs Wild Horse Ranch is going to have far more to say about land use in their subdivision than the County. Because of this, anyone with questions about developing the land is encouraged to contact the Owner’s Association directly.

HOA: Wild Horse Ranch is governed by an owner's association whose mission statement is to maintain and preserve the natural beauty of the region. This takes the form of maintaining the roads throughout the subdivision, supervising code compliance and permitting for structures within the community as well as general enforcement of the Wild Horse Ranch covenants and restrictions. To learn more about the Wild Horse Ranch Landowner's Association, please visit their website linked here.

Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions: When Wild Horse Ranch was first subdivided, the developer drew up a set of covenants and restrictions to run with the land. While most of these are what we like to refer to as "reasonable, good neighbor restrictions" dealing primarily with the disposal of trash and prohibitions on excess noise, there are a few covenants that deal with acceptable structures for the region as well as minimum square footage requirements of those structures. Because of this, anyone considering purchasing the land is encouraged to review the Wild Horse Ranch Covenants and Restrictions document linked here.

Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions, Cont'd: Notable restrictions enumerated in the above linked document include: Single family residences must be at least 800 square feet in size; Mobile homes must be at least 500 square feet in size; Mobile homes can not be older than ten years; Mobile homes must be skirted or have a porch installed within 90 days from the time they are placed on a property; RVs, Camper Units and Tents may not be used as permanent structures, but may be used recreationally for up to 90 Days at a time. No hunting or shooting is allowed within the Ranch.

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‍Title Info‍

Title: Free & Clear

Liens And Encumbrances: None

Mineral Rights: None

Recent Survey: None

Title Insurance: Yes - Insured Through New Mexico Land & Title

Conveyance Document: Warranty Deed

Suggested Type Of Closing: Title/Escrow

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Miscellaneous‍

Topography: The subject property features a diverse topography from flat cut out areas, to regions densely covered in tall Ponderosa and Pinon trees. In addition, the back or southern end of the property descends down a slight hillside to a valley where you will find arroyos marking paths of seasonal waterflow through the land.

Boundary Markers: It should be noted that survey pins and boundary stakes mark the four corners of this twenty-acre property. The presence of such markers should eliminate the need for a new survey as well as the cost.

Hunting: The subject property is located in Game Management Unit 13 (GMU 13), an area known for its trophy-sized bull elk and mull deer. Additionally, this property sits within close proximity to large tracts of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) public lands that that can be accessed for hunting, hiking and horseback riding as well as off-road vehicle adventures.

Gate: It should be noted that a gate is positioned close to the northern boundary of the property closest to Alexis Road (see photos in the gallery at the bottom of this page). This gate is unfinished, features no additional fencing and will not prohibit anyone from accessing the land. Nonetheless, a key which unlocks the gate will be provided to whoever purchases the property.

Tree Fort and Slide: In addition to the unfinished gate, a half-constructed tree fort with an attached plastic slide can also be found on the property (see photos in the gallery at the bottom of this page). This tree fort is unlikely to be structurally sound and should be tested before children are allowed to play on it.

Mystery Shed: In addition to the unfinished gate and abandoned tree fort there is also a “mystery” shed on the property (see photos in the gallery at the bottom of this page). Based on the photos, the shed contains some tools, lumber and what appears to be a generator. As this property is being sold “as is”, all contents contained within the shed will become the property of the new owner. NOTE: The same key which unlocks the gate also unlocks the shed.

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‍Nearby Towns‍

Pie Town: 28 miles (49 min)

Datil: 49 miles (1 hr 6 min)

Quemado: 49 miles (1 hr 5 min)

Grants: 53 miles (1 hr 12 min)

Ramah: 99 miles (1 hr 54 min)

Gallup: 113 miles (2 hr 1 min)

Albuquerque: 116 miles (2 hr 7 min)

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‍Nearby Attractions‍

Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge (Click Here)

Petrified Forest National Park (Click Here)

Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (Click Here)

Catwalk Trail (Click Here)

Cibola National Forest (Click Here)

Gila National Forest (Click Here)

Apache National Forest (Click Here)

Ice Caves Bandera Volcano (Click Here)

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‍Visiting The Property‍

Anyone who would like to schedule a tour of the subject property may contact Listing Agent Craig Sanchez at 575-213-8990.

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‍GPS Coordinates‍

Northwest Corner: 34.55540,-107.91630 (Google Map)

Northeast Corner 34.55540,-107.91440 (Google Map)

Southeast Corner: 34.55070,-107.91450 (Google Map)

Southwest Corner: 34.55140,-107.91630 (Google Map)

Center Point: 34.55340,-107.91540 (Google Map)

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Contact Information‍

This property is listed with New Mexico Real Estate Agent Craig Sanchez of Whitetail Properties

If you are interested in purchasing this Property, please contact Craig Sanchez by Call or Text at: 575-213-8990.

You may also reach Craig Sanchez by email at: Craig.Sanchez@WhiteTailProperties.com.