Dilia real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
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This is God’s country. The most beautiful, picturesque views of cozy in Dilia New Mexico. You can observe the historic church that extends across the Pecos River valley. It is perfect for a small farm or B&B. This piece of property is very private and fenced in. Water rights are intact. Property was not affected by the National fires. This 11.6 acres of farmland parcel has been used as a grass farm and grazing land. There are 5 ac ft of water/ditch rights that go with the land it bridges to the growing land. The Vado de Juan Paiz Ditch Assn. governs water use. The arable 5 acres is mostly level, long and narrow, fenced to use the ditch. The remainder of the property is located above the ditch and can be used as pasture or to build a home. Views from above the ditch are of the Pecos River Valley. This parcel has a community water meter installed and is available for use. There is overhead electric power on site along with an electric meter and is ready to use. The price is right, and owners are ready to sell. Land is an easy parcel to find and show. Approximately 30 miles from Las Vegas and Santa Rosa, New Mexico.
This vacant land features wide-open area with level building site area between the Dilia Loop/Co. Rd. and the irrigation ditch. Large farming area sits below ditch to the Pecos River. 27.7-acre farm with 19.97 ac ft of ditch water rights. It is a long narrow parcel typical of Pecos River farms. Perimeter is partially fenced in and has lateral ditches in place. Water rights have been confirmed.
Very well maintained manufactured home single wide home in Dilia New Mexico. Home sets on two tracts (as per survey) that are being sold together or can be sold separately at a negotiated price. Tract B is 2.143+/- acres and tract C is 2.523+/- acres. Home sets on tract C. Enjoy living in this quiet village where Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett had frequented.
