A spacious 10 "big-sky" acres of peaceful desert highlands to call your very own in the beautiful Caballos de las Estrellas Equestrian Community ("Caballos"). All roads in the Caballos are dedicated bridle trails that connect up to nearby or adjoining BLM and/or state public lands. The Caballos offers numerous indoor and outdoor amenities to land owners, including a large riding arena, stables, wash stations, round pens, community gardening, meeting/recreation room, gym, covered outdoor BBQ area, pickle-ball court, and much more. There are also a number of very nice full-hookup RV sites with forever views of the mighty Chiricahua Mountains looming above the valley to the west. There is an active HOA (to protect property values) with mild CCRs, e.g., no subdividing the land, >1200 square-foot site-built home, manufactured homes are OK, and so forth. Yearly dues are less than $130 per year and they mainly fund road maintenance in the Caballos. This property (Lot#11B) is priced to sell and situated on the southernmost edge of the Caballos close to state lands. It offers sweeping vistas of the surrounding mountain ranges and desert landscapes. Wildlife abounds throughout the area, including bobcats, cougars, deer, javelina, badgers, raptors and nearly one-half of bird species in North America. The night sky is rated as "Bortle-1", which is the designation for the darkest and clearest night sky in the lower 48. So pack the binoculars and your telescope and come on out for a look. We are happy to show you around.
Twenty (20) to eighty (80) exceptionally beautiful and peaceful acres located in the equestrian-friendly community of Caballos de las Estrellas Subdivision (the "Caballos") near the old-west town-site of Rodeo in the majestic New Mexico "Bootheel" countryside. The property consists of four (4) adjacent 20-acre parcels (Lots 4A, 4B, 3A and 3B) that may be purchased individually, all together, or in any combination. All four properties feature fabulous panoramic vistas of the towering Chiricahua Mountain Range rising to just shy of 10,000 feet to the west; and the more desert-like Peloncillo Range to the east. Look no further if you want to experience breathtaking sunrises, sunsets and diverse wildlife. Lot4A has a registered domestic well and two septic systems that have never been used. These will be inspected for functionality when the property changes hands. On their western boundaries, the properties border the NM-AZ State line, as well as expansive BLM and AZ public lands. Also on the west sides of Lots 4A and 4B are electrical power lines. All four lots have underground high-speed internet and telephone on the property boundaries. All roads in the Caballos are designated equestrian bridle trails that connect to the adjacent BLM and state lands offering truly exceptional trail riding and hiking opportunities. The Caballos Subdivision itself features a number of amenities that are free for land owners to enjoy, including: a large riding arena, stables, washing stalls, round pen, indoor gym, meeting/recreation room, outdoor covered patio area with BBQ facilities, pickle-ball court, chicken coups with chickens and ponds, a raised-bed public gardening area, and more. In addition, there are a number of RV spaces with full utility hookups for short or long-term rentals. Vehicle access to the Caballos is excellent year round since the extremely reasonable HOA dues (about $100/year) go toward maintaining the gravel roads. The HOA rules are modest and designed to protect the rural ambiance, natural beauty and property values. Briefly, they specify, for example: (1) individual properties cannot be subdivided; (2) no permanent living in RVs for more than a year while building a >1200-sq ft southwest style site-built home; (3) no single or double wide manufactured homes, etc. Each lot is priced individually to sell according to their locations and available utilities , but a discount applies for purchasing more than one lot. Sold separately, pricing is as follows: Lot 4A = $59,900; Lot 4B = $39,900; Lot3A = $29,900; Lot 3B = $27,900. All four lots purchased together are priced at $149,900. All the properties have good building sites. If you are seeking a special countryside getaway, or wish to relocate to a forever home, this land sale is a unique and affordable opportunity to manifest that dream. Consider scheduling a personal viewing soon before these one-of-a-kind properties disappear!
Looking for the ideal and affordable desert paradise to build your nest? Well...look no further because here is your opportunity! Two adjacent surveyed lots (Lots 301 and 302), each 10 acres in size for a total of 20 acres, are being offered as one unit for the low asking price of $37,000. The seller is willing to sell the lots separately for $20,000 each. The lots are located in the dark-sky community of the Amigos Del Cielo Subdivision near Rodeo, New Mexico. There is overhead grid power at the property line, as well as underground DSL Internet and telephone service. Expansive views from anywhere on the property of the local mountain ranges flanking both sides of the Rodeo Valley invoke a sense of solitude and peace. Both lots are flat to very gradually sloped thus providing good potential building sites. HOA rules do apply allowing for a main residence + smaller cottage for guests or family on each 10-acre parcel. Both lots are zoned as residential or commercial and both have excellent all-weather access since they are flanked on the west side by historic NM Highway-80. You'll need to have a well drilled, but there is an old ranching well on lot 301 (see photos) that may have the potential to be refurbished. Desert wildlife thrives here due to the low housing density, including bobcats, cougar, deer, quail, raptors, other rare birds, reptiles and even the occasional bear. Because Rodeo has extremely dark night skies, a number of serious amateur (and professional) astronomers have purchased properties in this and other area subdivisions. The nearby quaint sister communities of Rodeo, NM and Portal, AZ are just minutes away and offer excellent overnight accommodations, restaurants, art galleries and more. The Chiricahua Mountains rise to nearly 10,000 feet just a few miles to the west and offer unparalleled (National Forest) opportunities for hiking, camping, world-class bird watching, horse back riding, hunting, mountain biking, photography, wildlife research and more. Plan a visit to view this property soon so you don't miss out on the opportunity make this your next home.
COMMERCIAL or RESIDENTIAL or BOTH! Approximately 120 acres of unrestricted beautiful high-desert land for sale near Rodeo, New Mexico. This unique parcel is adjacent to the NM/AZ border on the west side. The east side marks the junction of NM Hwy-80 and NM Hwy-9. The property can be subdivided. The main features include wonderful views of the surrounding mountain ranges, a plethora of desert wildlife, year-round all-weather access, a domestic well, fencing on two sides, good building sites, electric and phone/internet at the property boundary, great year-round moderate climate and proximity to the sister communities of Rodeo, NM and Portal, AZ. This area is well known for its biodiversity and extremely dark, star-filled night sky that has attracted astronomers from around the globe. Priced to sell, this special property would be perfect for a private residential getaway (with plenty of room for horses) or any one of a variety of possible business opportunities, such as a B&B, a glamping site, RV park, astronomy club, and more.
Amigos Del Cielo Subdivision lots near Rodeo, NM! This valley is a hidden jewel. Home to an eclectic group of people including retirees enjoying their passion. Whether it is amateur astronomy with our dark, clear night skies, birding with a wide diversity of species, equestrian with miles of trails, nature lovers, writers and artists finding inspiration in the serene beautiful settings, you will find it here. Breathtaking sunrises and sunsets. If you want to live a self-sustaining life being off the grid and growing your own food, this is the perfect spot with moderate year-round temperatures and long growing season with mostly sunny days, clean air, and good water. 10 Acre lots with electric and phone at each lot. Good access, low taxes. Seller financing available.
Rodeo is located in New Mexico. Rodeo, New Mexico has a population of 57. Rodeo 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 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.
