This 10-acre lot is part of the Caballos de las Estrellas Equestrian Subdivision near Rodeo, New Mexico. The "Estrellas" features several amenities for the enjoyment of land owners, including complete equestrian facilities with riding/training arenas, boarding stables, dedicated washing areas and more, community recreation/meeting room, small gym, community gardening and full RV hookups for visitors. Views of the local mountain ranges are spectacular and inspiring from any point on the property. The lot has excellent year-round all-weather access and there is overhead electrical and underground telephone and high-speed internet services on the property boundary. Lots of wildlife to see and area outdoor activities to enjoy, including horseback riding anywhere in the "Estrellas" or in the nearby BLM lands that border the subdivision, mountain biking and hiking in the surrounding mountains and desert, camping, rock climbing, bird-watching, and super-dark-sky astronomy. Subdivision rules are very modest and stipulate no manufactured homes, 1200 sf minimum for site built in SW style, no subdividing of properties. This is a wonderful opportunity to own a great property at an affordable price point for investment or personal use.
Up for sale are 20 off-grid acres of unspoiled and undeveloped high-desert land bordering the NM/AZ state line and BLM land immediately to the west. Located in the “Caballos de las Estrellas Equestrian Community” Subdivision, the property features unobstructed vistas of the impressive Chiricahua Mountains rising nearly 10,000 feet to the west. The “Caballos” and surrounding areas feature inspiring forever views, modest climate, clean air, serenity, gardening, trail riding, birding, astronomy, hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, archaeology, camping and more. With its feeling of seclusion and sense of tranquility, the property has good all-weather access and is within minutes of the historic “old-west” sister communities of Rodeo, NM and Portal, AZ. Underground high-speed internet/telephone are at the property line. Land owners in the “Caballos” enjoy special amenities, including a complete equestrian center (with stables, washing areas and large arena), community gardening, full RV hookups, gym and club house. HOA protections specify a southwest style home of at least 1000 sf and a second casita is allowed for guests or family. Permanent trailer living and manufactured homes are not permitted and properties cannot be split. This unique holding is priced to sell and represents a secure investment in a growing community, as well as a hedge against the financial uncertainties of our time.
This 20-acre parcel of pristine high-desert land borders the NM and AZ state line and BLM land immediately to the west. The property is located in the “Caballos de las Estrellas Equestrian Community” Subdivision and features unobstructed panorama views of the majestic Chiricahua Mountain Range rising to nearly 10,000 feet to the west. The “Caballos” and surrounding areas feature not only ever-inspiring views, but also a mild year-round climate, clean air, serenity, gardening, trail riding, birding, astronomy, hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, archaeology, camping and more. With its remote feeling and sense of tranquility, the property has excellent all-weather access and is within minutes of the historic “old-west” sister communities of Rodeo, NM and Portal, AZ. There is a registered domestic well (needs pump) + two septic systems on the property. Electric power, underground high-speed internet/phone are at the property line. Land owners in the “Caballos” enjoy special amenities, including a complete equestrian center (with stables, washing areas and large arena), community gardening, full RV hookups, gym and club house. HOA protections specify a southwest style home of at least 1000 sf and a second casita is allowed for guests or family. No permanent trailer living or manufactured homes and properties cannot be split. This one-of-a-kind property is priced to sell and represents a secure investment and solid hedge against the financial ambiguities of our time. Owner will carry at 50% down.
Located in the Sundance Subdivision about 7 miles NE of Rodeo, NM, and about 10 miles west of Animas, NM this spacious 10-acre lot features sweeping views across the Rodeo Valley to the 10,000 foot Chiricahua Mountains to the west. The Peloncillo Range rises directly to the east, so the sunrises and sunsets are often spectacular; and the dark night skys are filled with bright stars. The land is very gently sloped to the west and there are plenty of flat building locations. Electric, and underground telephone and internet (DSL) are nearby on the northern border of the property. But you'll need a well and a septic system to make the property habitable year-round. You'll enjoy the usual repertoire of expected desert wildlife, including many bird species, deer, mountain lion, javelina, and more. There are some mild CCRs that run with the land in the subdivision, however, there is no active HOA.
Owner Financing with 20% down payment!! This ten acre parcel rests between the Chiricahua Mountains to the west and the Peloncillos to the east and near the internationally renowned birding destination of Cave Creek Canyon in the Chiricahuas. The combination results in some of the clearest darkest skies and most magnificent birds found anywhere. The property adjoins an ultra-light runway, and access is via a maintained road. A power transformer is on site. Amenities include a small grocery/restaurant less about a mile away, and a medical clinic in Portal Arizona, ~12 miles away. The post office in Rodeo New Mexico is a short five minute drive. Rodeo NM and Portal AZ together form a tight-knit community with an active volunteer fire and EMS department. Social events abound, or you can maintain your privacy if you wish. The area draws birders, amateur astronomers, artists, and nature lovers.
Owner Financing with 20% down payment!! This ten acre parcel rests between the Chiricahua Mountains to the west and the Peloncillos to the east and near the internationally renowned birding destination of Cave Creek Canyon in the Chiricahuas. The combination results in some of the clearest darkest skies and most magnificent birds found anywhere. The property adjoins New Mexico State Land, and access is via a good road. Amenities include a small grocery/restaurant less about a mile away, and a medical clinic in Portal Arizona, 12 miles away. The post office in Rodeo New Mexico is a short 5 minute drive. Rodeo NM and Portal AZ together form a tight-knit community with an active volunteer fire and EMS department. Social events abound, or you can maintain your privacy if you wish. The area draws birders, amateur astronomers, artists, and nature lovers. Electric and phone are at lot line and if you are interested in 20 acres bordering state land with runway access, 362 Falcon (the adjacent ten-acre parcel) is available.
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.
