PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Tatsinupi Ranch | 363 Acres | Horse-Ready Ranch with Water, Grazing & Endless Ride-Out 1900 Square feet includes 1,100sqft main house, 500sqft guest house and 300sqft tiny house. Welcome to Tatsinupi Ranch, a rare 363-acre Northern New Mexico holding designed by nature—and ready for horses. With year-round water, expansive grazing, and direct access to thousands of additional acres, this is the kind of property horse owners search for but seldom find. Located just outside Gladstone, New Mexico in Union County, New Mexico, the ranch sits at the end of the road, offering privacy, quiet, and uninterrupted horizons—ideal for a true equestrian lifestyle. For the horse enthusiast, the foundation is already here: 363 deeded acres of usable pasture, fully fenced and cross-fenced for rotational grazing Adjoins 2,482± acres of state lease land, creating exceptional ride-out potential right from your gate Year-round water from the headwaters of Ute Creek, a rare and valuable asset for horses and livestock Two stock drinkers + frost-free hydrant for practical, year-round watering access Healthy grazing land suitable for horses or cattle operations Ride across your own land or expand into neighboring lease acreage—this is the kind of open-country riding experience that’s becoming increasingly hard to find. Seller financing may be available for qualified buyers.

DETAILS

Home Features

• The ranch infrastructure supports both immediate use and future expansion:
• 40x60 Muller building (2012) with approximately 1,000 sq ft of living quarters—ideal as a base while developing a full equestrian setup
• Additional cabins and guest spaces for ranch hands, trainers, or visiting riders
• Multiple outbuildings and three 8x40 shipping containers for tack, feed, and equipment storage
• Water and sustainability are standout features:
• 150-ft well with strong static water levels
• 5,500 gallons of water storage
• Solar-powered system with Helios panels, Outback controllers, and backup propane generator

Lot Features

• Beyond its equestrian potential, the land itself is extraordinary.
• Ancient rock walls, petroglyphs, fossil beds, and teepee circles tell the story of those who came before, while abundant wildlife moves naturally along the creek corridor.
• When the day’s ride is done, the skies above—among the darkest in the country—offer a breathtaking close to every day at the ranch.