This property at Big Chief Road , Quemado, NM87829 has listed by Stephanie Romisher-Webb but has not been updated for quite some time. Please contact the listing agent and broker for up to date information.
Big Chief Road
Quemado, NM87829
$75,000
Single Family Residential
MLS#: 884806
2 beds1 full bath900 sqft
Lot: 11.00acres Year built: 1978
11 Acres, 900 SF, Perimeter Fence around the whole property!
My family moved back in. Not for sale now. Only 2 hours and 45 minutes from Coors & I-40. Over 11 acres on this property with a cozy 2BR, 1BA, frame built home that makes a great hunting cabin or starter home while you build your Dream Home on this good build site. Propane furnace, wood burning stove, electric range/oven, high producing well, even a Green house! Quiet, Peaceful neighborhood, nice VIEWS. Perimeter fence around the WHOLE property! Cross fenced with horse shelter, hay shed with water&power! Only 11 mi. from town,45 min. to Quemado Lake for TROUT fishing! 3 Miles to BLM land.
About the Neighborhood
Why choose Catron County, New Mexico to call your home?
Welcome to Catron County, New Mexico well known for the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, Pie Town Cafe, Windmill Museum, The Very Large Array, The Gila National Forest, The Cat Walk, and The Lightning Field, The Stool Bus, The Gatherin Place and the Cosmic Campground.
Catron County consists of Aragon, Apache Creek, Cruzville, Reserve, Snow Lake and Willow Creek, Pie Town, Quemado, Luna, Gila Wilderness, Glenwood. There are numerous campgrounds and RV parks throughout as well as hiking, mountain biking trails, riding trails within BLM lands and more.
Quemado (spanish word for burned) is located in Catron County with an elevation of 6970 square feet.
In Quemado and only 11 miles for a property I have listed for sale you will find the Town-Country Store with a gas station, a hardware supply store, a cafe, quaint specialty shops, the high school and a health clinic. You are only 45 minutes from Quemado Lake with Full RV hook up campgrounds along with tent sites and a boat ramp to troll around on the no wake lake for some of the BEST trout fishing. Take a trail on BLM land and enjoy nature. Have you been to El Mapias National Monument? Its a 2 hour drive and some of the neatest views from high atop the bluffs.
You have to stop in Pie Town, those pies at the cafe are homemade and I bet you can't eat just one. In fact, I bought 4 and had two left to bring home to Albuquerque, New Mexico. The elevation in Pie Town is 7900 feet.
Datil New Mexico named for yucca seed pods and is home to Eagle Guest Ranch which is a cafe, motel, general store, gas station and RV park- they even order special supplies for you if requested. The Datil Well Campground is also here.
The Gila Wilderness area contains 558,014 acres and is the oldest wilderness area in the United States. This wilderness is off limits to motorized travel and there are no roads on any of the land as a means to preserve it just as nature made it. This is a beautiful place to hike, backpack, horseback ride, hunt and fish. Have you over nighted at the Cosmic Campground? What a great experience! Follow the trails and check with the Forest Service Ranger Offices in the area for maps and information on the area. Also visit http://www.wildlife.state.nm.us/hunting/licenses-and-permits/ for hunting information in the Gila Wilderness Area.
Glenwood is a quaint little village in southern Catron County with motels, restaurants and Frisco Hot Springs is south of Glenwood. The hot springs are located in the cold waters of the San Francisco river and used for therapeutic reasons.
Here in Glenwood you will also find the Catwalk. Along the way you notice a few remains of the old gold and silver mine where the creek emerges from the canyon. The metal catwalk has 4 metal walkways that has 4 foot high sides running on top of the pipeline. The catwalk is approximately 25 feet above the stream along the canyon.
Cruzville is known for its unique pieces of wood known to hold Luminarias during Christmas or special occasions.
Reserve was the home of Reserve Sawmill but has been closed down for some time now.
Snow Lake and Willow creek are the campground areas. 5 maintained campgrounds for tent camping and RV camping also offer access to the best trout fishing and game hunting.
Magdalena has a mining ghost town and is also the home of the Very Large Array Radio telescope facility and is only a 2 hour drive from Albuquerque and 50 miles west of Socorro , New Mexico.
Come and visit Catron County. There are many homes reasonally priced for sale along with vacant land. Subdivisions have convenants and restrictions and a yearly HOA fee in many subdivisions. Also, you may find a lack of utilites on properties. Keep in mind there are costs associated with all of the utilites you desire. Call Socorro Electric, Stool Bus and AG Propane for questions on what it will cost for electric, septic, well drilling or water hauling, propane tank rental and hook up.
More details
Buyer is responsible for leasing and obtaining a propane tank for this property as seller has terminated the lease and had the tank removed.
REAL ESTATE CONTRACT will be considered with 20% down, proof of employment and proof of income- NO EXCEPTIONS!
Stephanie Romisher-Webb
Latte Stone Realty, LLC
505-803-1872
License: 37398
Listed by: Stephanie Romisher-Webb
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