For sale is this exceptionally well-maintained 3bd/2ba manufactured home on a solid permanent foundation + a separate large garage/workshop + a complete professional-level astronomy observatory (sorry, no telescope), all on 10 spacious acres in the desirable Amigos del Cielo (airpark) Subdivision near Rodeo, New Mexico, USA. Professional and serious amateur astronomers alike covet this area for its exceedingly dark night skies (Bortle-1 ranking). The 10 acres is gently sloped toward the east with native cacti, yucca varieties, grasses, mesquite, creosote and wildflowers. From anywhere on the property there are inspiring views of the surrounding desert lands and nearby mountains ranges. The approximately 10,000-foot high Chiricahua Mountain Range dominates the western skyline, while the nearby Peloncillo Mountains loom dramatically on the eastern horizon. This particular property is situated at the eastern boundary of the subdivision with expansive adjacent ranch lands bordering directly to the east. The home itself features a modern open floor plan with vaulted ceilings invoking a feeling of extra spaciousness, plush carpeting, central air conditioning and heating, a private domestic well and septic system. The many windows throughout the home invite the outdoors inside and impart a bright and welcoming ambiance. As a special bonus, this beautiful home comes completely furnished, so just pack your toothbrush, favorite book and pet, and move in with zero hassle. Furnishings (all in very good to excellent condition) that convey with this sale include: three living room recliners, small book shelf, coffee table, side (lamp) tables, a queen-sized bed, window coverings (blinds) throughout, kitchen utensils, dishware, glasses, pots and pans, a Mr. Coffee, toaster oven, dinette set, bar stools, lamps, flat-screen TVs, artwork, and more. The home office (in one bedroom) comes fully equipped with a Dell desktop computer (+battery backup unit), monitor, ink-jet printer, office desk and chair, bookcase, Starlink antenna system, and more. The spacious kitchen includes all GE appliances (electric glass-top stove/oven, built-in overhead microwave, side-by-side refrigerator/freezer, and dishwasher. The main bedroom features a large walk-in closet on one side and a very spacious bathroom with a skylight and walk-in shower on the other side. The detached garage/workshop also comes completely outfitted with numerous modern hand tools (e.g., DeWalt drills, circular saws, sanders, reciprocating saw, compound chop/miter saw, double wheel grinder and more), several ladders, wooden work benches, cabinet shelving, and more. There are also several new 4x8 sheets of 1/2 inch plywood, several new 8-ft 2x4s, other miscellaneous lumber, and roof shingles. Finally, there is a professional-level astronomy observatory with an automated rotating dome system and a approximately 7-feet high 1/4 inch thick steel pier for stable telescope mounting. The observatory is equipped with a electric winch unit for lifting/positioning the telescope into place on the pier mount, as well as a large industrial step ladder/platform unit with safety hand rails for accessing a pier-mounted telescope system. Finally, the property has access to a HOA-maintained gravel airstrip for small aircraft. Thus, it is possible to fly in and out of the subdivision. Taken together, the many special features of this property, combined with the included home furnishings, workshop tools, building materials and pro-level observatory make this a superb investment at the asking price. Note that HOA rules are very mild with very low annual fees. To not miss out on a great offering at an affordable price, consider scheduling an in-person viewing at your earliest convenience. Please note, our brokerage does not entertain sight-unseen transactions.
Rodeo Airport-437 Acres in Rodeo, NM...A Rare Residential or Commercial Opportunity: Imagine owning your own private airport sprawled across 437 acres of breathtaking New Mexico land, complete with a spacious 4bd/2ba home and stunning mountain vistas. Nestled in the tranquil San Simon Valley, this unique property offers limitless potential for residential living, commercial ventures, or a blend of both. The Home-Move-In Ready with Endless Potential: The 4bd/2ba manufactured home is a comfortable retreat for soaking in vibrant desert sunsets and sunrises. Equipped with all-metal roofing, central propane heating, and swamp coolers, it’s built for year-round comfort. A wrap-around covered porch and a generous carport and shade trees add to the ambiance. Inside, a large kitchen and abundant storage space cater to family living or entertaining guests. The home is move-in ready, though some cosmetic updates could elevate its charm to match your vision. Reliable utilities are in place, including grid-power, a professionally installed domestic well and a recently inspected septic system. The Airport-A Private Pilot’s Paradise: The Rodeo Airport is a registered private airport with the FAA (as NM70) and is shown on the Phoenix sectional. The registration can be transferred or canceled if not needed. Rodeo Airport is a cornerstone of the Rodeo community, boasting a 5600 x 100-foot illuminated gravel runway—ample for a variety of aircraft. The large airplane hangar doubles as a functional hub, with room additions for an office, storage, and workshop, all plumbed for compressed air and potable water. An automatic electric bifold door adds modern convenience, while a rotating airport beacon enhances visibility (and old-time charm). Special tie-down areas and included fuel and water tanks round out the aviation amenities, making this a dream destination for pilots or aviation hobbyists. The Land-Nature’s Canvas: Perched at 4,100 feet elevation, this property enjoys a mild year-round climate and jaw-dropping, unobstructed views of the Chiricahua Mountains rising nearly 10,000 feet to the west. The flat to gently sloped terrain is dotted with high-desert flora like cholla, creosote, mesquite, and yucca. Bordering BLM lands to the north and the NM/AZ state line to the west, the property offers a secluded feel with easy gravel road access. Set back about a mile from Old Hwy80, you’ll relish peace and quiet without sacrificing convenience. Wildlife & Recreation-A Natural Playground: Nature lovers will delight in the abundant wildlife—javelina, deer, bobcats, cougars, raptors, and more—roaming the area. The nearby Chiricahua Mountains, part of the biodiverse “Sky Island” system, host about 50% of North America’s bird species, making it a bird-watching haven. Both the forested Chiricahuas and the desert-like Peloncillo Range to the east beckon with recreational pursuits: horseback riding, mountain biking, rock climbing, remote backpacking and camping, and, of course, flying. Location-The Best of Both Worlds: Rodeo, NM, a charming old-west town steeped in cowboy and Native American history, sits just 34 miles south of Interstate 10. Nearby, Cave Creek Canyon and Portal, AZ, are a quick 12-mile jaunt, while the vibrant art hubs of Silver City, NM and Bisbee, AZ, are ~1.5 hours. Tucson (~3 hours), Las Cruces (~3 hours), and even the US-Mexico border (~1 hour) are within reach. Whether you’re escaping the hustle or seeking a strategic base, this location delivers. Endless Possibilities: Un-zoned in Hidalgo County, this property is a blank slate. Live in serene seclusion, raise horses, or launch a commercial venture like a campground, B&B, or high-end RV park to tap into the region’s tourism draw. Outdoor enthusiasts and aviation buffs alike will find this a rare gem. Priced to Sell-Act Now! At $437,950, this extraordinary property won’t last; so contact us today to schedule a viewing.
This 40-acre residential parcel in the Rodeo Ranches Subdivision has a small unfinished cabin (needs some work), solar power, private well + solar pump + 2500 gallons water storage and a gated driveway. Ten acres around the cabin are fenced. Property comes with inspiring unobstructed "big sky" views of the Chiricahua Mountains to the west and the Peloncillo Range to the east. Astronomers love the area due to the darkest-rated (Bortle-1) night skys in the lower 48. The property is flat with native yuccas, cacti and grasses. Area wildlife include deer, bear, bobcat, raptors and many unique bird species. The property is located 1/4 mile off Stateline Rd marking the Arizona border, thus it has excellent year-round access. There are mild subdivision CCRs: property can't be subdivided, no single-wides or permanent RV living, non-commercial. This would make a wonderful retirement property or a relaxing getaway close to Mother Nature, with hiking, biking, camping, rock climbing and more.
Rodeo is located in New Mexico. Rodeo, New Mexico 88056has a population of 57. Rodeo 88056 is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 23.37%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $46,097 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Rodeo 88056 is 68.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 27.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 14.6 inches per year, with 4.7 inches of snow per year.
