Stunning mesa views out over your own private canyon! Pinon and Juniper dotted landscape gives way to the dramatic stone walls of your very own box canyon, with a pool at the top! Natural stone 'steps' lead down to the pool under the shade of a cottonwood. Very private parcel with plenty of room for you and/or your animals to roam. Use it as a private spot to camp and contemplate the vistas and natural beauty of Northern New Mexico, or develop your own 'off-grid' homestead!
Great location for a rural homesite! Piñon & Juniper covered meadows, views of the Sangre de Christo mountains. Strong shared well and power at the lot line. Many lovely building sites to choose from. Convenient to either Santa Fe or to Las Vegas. Schedule to take a look today!
Lovely, private parcel - perfect for rural homesite! This lot consists of essentially level piñon & juniper covered ground. Views of Starvation Peak and distant snow covered Sangre de Christo mountains. Strong shared well and power at the lot line. Many fantastic building sites to choose from. Convenient to either Santa Fe or to Las Vegas. Schedule to take a look today!
Fantastic building site with shared well and power! Views of Starvation Peak, essentially level piñon & juniper covered ground, many uses and building sites to choose from. Convenient to either Santa Fe or to Las Vegas. Schedule to take a look today!
Beautiful, private acreage - perfect for rural homesite! Mostly level piñon & juniper covered meadows, views of Starvation Peak. Strong shared well & power at lot line. Many fantastic building sites to choose from. Convenient to either Santa Fe or to Las Vegas. Schedule to take a look today!
Bernal is located in New Mexico. Bernal, New Mexico has a population of 255.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $36,492 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Bernal is 58.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 85.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 16.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 17.3 inches per year, with 27.4 inches of snow per year.
