Horse Property For Sale in Ranchos De Taos Taos County, Taos County New Mexico

Pastoral Paradise. Charming 2 bedroom, two bathroom country home on 33.25 irrigated acres. The home is light filled with an open floor plan, lots of solar gain, tall ceilings and beautiful 12" wide pine floors. The home is very well built with Marvin windows and a standing seam metal roof. The open floor plan includes, a living room , dining area and kitchen which separate the two bedroom suites. The kitchen has a Wolf stove and a deep double sink. The large primary suite has split log walls with Aspen tongue and groove ceiling and exposed beams. The attached bathroom has an antique cast iron tub and 12" tile floors. The second bedroom is separated from the living area with French doors. The second bathroom is quite large and houses brand new washer and dryer. The house is surrounded by 1500 square feet of deck. The steel handicap ramp is removable and runs the length of the eastside of the property. The acreage is horse ready and fully fenced with 5 foot "slick" wire. Separating the pasture area from the home is a 630 foot four foot high steel pipe fencing with welded field fence attached. A 25' x 50' metal hay shed and three portable steel pipe and frame horse shelters are included. There is a bubbling creek that is on the property and runs the full length of the northside of the land. Not to forget your dogs, there is a little over an acre of area fenced for dogs and a large kennel. There are a full 33.25 acre feet of water rights to keep the pasture area green and fertile. The house is surrounded by a lovely grassy yard , with nine fruit trees, berry shrubs, mature trees and flowers. Big mountain views, lots of water and a very sweet well loved home make this property a pastural paradise. Come and see this spot which welcomes, horses, dogs and most of all people looking for a country home.

2.9 acres of horse property with 2 enclosed and 1 open stable, Some Fencing and a gated back lot. The residence is situated near the middle of the property. The Southern portion of the property would be best suited for equestrian use.

Absolutely beautiful lush valley land with breath taking mountain views. The property has 3 acequias(ditches) that feed this land plenty of water. They are recorded Pre-1907 surface water rights that could possibly be converted into Commercial water rights. There are approximately 152 acre feet of water. There are all 4 seasons here, so when the snow melts from the winter, this is picture perfect land with green grass, shade trees, & water sources. This property provides privacy away from busy streets that allows for tranquil living that is only 1.5 miles from the Taos Plaza. Some possible uses for the land are: "Land Conservation Easement", growing crops, grazing horses, ranching cattle, building a dream home, etc. Currently used for grazing.

Welcome to Ojito De Caballo Ranch …. Nestled in a grove of ponderosa pine and embraced by the fresh mountain air of the Sangre de Cristo Mountain range, this property offers more than a view… It offers a way of life. Following the natural movement of the hillsides, the private road leads you on a welcoming path to a unique home, resting perfectly in-tune with its environment. Unbothered by population density, this home is located on the southern end of the Rocky Mountains, just 30 miles south of historic Taos, New Mexico. At 8,500 ft, this 285+- acre landscape lends airspace to a stunning view of the 13,000 feet Jicarita Peak (a mountain held sacred by the local Picuris Pueblo people) and neighbors the Carson National Forest and Pecos Wilderness. It stands ideally situated amongst a bountiful, restored ponderosa pine forest (an officially Registered American Tree Farm) and produces a synergistic ecosystem and wildlife habitat for local flowers, grasses, shrubs, elk, turkey, hawk and deer! Venture farther and you will discover a canyon with flourishing Aspen and Fir trees and two natural earth-fed springs. Numerous ponds (9) created specifically to provide water to wildlife and for erosion control sit on the property. This spacious ranch provides twenty +- acres of flood irrigated pasture from two well-maintained acequias and 14+- acres of dry pasture. They yield an abundance of hay for horses or space for other crops. Clearing and maintaining the registered American Tree Farm have been a source of income in the past and can continue to do so. The ranch is registered with New Mexico Fish and Game for landowner elk tags in Unit 45 and is located within 60 to 70 miles of five ski resorts, namely Sipapu (14 miles), Taos Ski Valley, Angel Fire, Red River and Ski Santa Fe, supplying an outstanding selection of diverse activities for people of all ages and abilities. This log cabin lodge is brand new! Having been recently completed, it boasts a 27-foot cathedral ceiling, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, hot tub, wood burning stove, and a four-car garage/workshop with a 350 square foot bonus room upstairs, within its approximate 4,000+- square feet, with an additional 1,200 square feet of flawless decks - perfect for small intimate dinners or larger sophisticated gatherings. The 12-inch logs and floor plans that foundationally support this home were purchased from Montana Custom Log Homes Inc, the acclaimed creators and designers of custom-built, versatile, and handcrafted homes for generations. The distinctive prow of this floor plan allows for a view of hundreds of square miles of northern New Mexico valleys and mountains out of the 25 west facing windows. Sunsets are glorious! With a roof, specially treated to give an ancient or aged feel, this expansive home packs in the details! Including a rich hand carved door into the pantry, a copper lined kitchen sink and copper hood over range, live edge countertops, specialty tiled bathrooms, distinctive glass and onyx basins on bathroom vanities and specialty wood ceilings. Hand crafted southwestern style furnishings (may be negotiated with sale of property). Underground utilities, highspeed fiberoptic internet cable, gravel driveway, cisterns for water catchment, seeded lawns, 25 x 25 carport and so much more. Property excellent for that unique family get a way, secondary or primary home compound, or corporate retreat, the use is endless. A truly special and unique property awaits you! Don’t miss out! Schedule your viewing today. And, YES, the skies are actually this color!!!

220 Glorious and historic acres are yours to explore from this gorgeous 2 story Rastra block home with a standing seam metal roof. Original owners handcrafted this home to last a lifetime. Property comes with a detached 20X30ft garage, 2 carports, numerous outbuildings, horse corrals, and is fully fenced and cross fenced. Northernmost portion produces good grass suitable for grazing and owners have had cattle and horses present. 2 wells, one is agricultural, one is domestic, both allotted 3 acre feet of water. Telephone and Internet onsite, fiber optic line available for higher speed internet. Interesting topography runs from grasslands, to meadows, to deep canyons, to the mountain top with 100 mile views. Elevation ranges from 7,000 to 8,000 ft. Elk tags available. The historic artifacts present from many time periods and cultures show just how special and inviting this land really is.

Enjoy this 5 bedroom log cabin style home located in the Espanola Valley on 3 acres. Fully fenced and gated, this property is set up for horses. To the east is direct access to thousands of acres of BLM bad lands. Horse barn with tack room accesses the metal post pasture. 1200sf shop/garage is heated with a wood stove, has power and an auto lift. Whole house water filtration system just added to the private well, which was rebuilt in 2020. Above ground pool added in 2022, washer and dryer new 2022. 3 electric meters.

Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to own 66 +/- acres (two legal parcels) with ample water rights. This is an ideal property for a small farm operation with infrastructure already in place. The working pens include a hydraulic chute, powder river alley, and 10'x24' Fairbanks 15-ton scale. Opportunities abound with several excellent building sites with views of the surrounding hills and mountains, including the Sangre de Cristos. The current infrastructure includes a 40'x60' metal building, a 16'x48' shed, and one bedroom apartment. Reasonable covenants and restrictions have the right to subdivide. Direct access from County Road 155. Located within a short distance of Bode’s General Store, Abiquiu Post Office, and Abiquiu Inn & Café, only one hour from Santa Fe.

Rancho San Ignacio is a historic jewel in the heart of Northern New Mexico. The property consists of 3,374± deeded acres bordering the Santa Fe National Forest for nearly two miles. At the base of the iconic Hermit’s Peak, the adobe hacienda compound frames a spectacular backdrop. The Sapello River runs for two miles through the property, providing habitat for brown trout and water for the abundant wildlife, including elk, mule deer, and black bears. An acequia supplies irrigation for 103± acres of fertile farmland. Four miles of the Rito Colorado, Deer Creek, and Rito Chavez meander through the ranch. Initially purchased by Richard Pritzlaff in 1935, with subsequent additional purchases, the ranch was the headquarters of Mr. Pritzlaff’s world-renowned Arabian horse breeding program and his extensive art collection. The ranch was often a gathering place for area socialites and artists, including Georgia O’Keefe. The walls of the 1,300 square-foot bunkhouse are adorned with spectacular murals painted in the 1940s by the famous Native American artist Ma Pe Wi and meticulously restored in 2008. Mr. Pritzlaff was one of the first landowners in the area to recognize the need to protect the beauty and value of the natural environment. He donated the ranch to The Nature Conservancy, which subsequently sold it to the non-profit Biophilia Foundation. Under Biophilia’s stewardship, the ranch has been managed for conservation and demonstration of forest, meadow, and watershed management practices. Projects include forest thinning, prescribed fire, and riparian and stream enhancements to restore the land’s natural ecosystem processes.The thinning and prescribed burning projects were highly effective in limiting the effects of the 2022 wildfires, and the small portions that were affected are recovering nicely. The compound consists of the 4,400 square-foot hacienda, 1,700 square-foot guest house, and the mural-adorned bunkhouse, each over 100 years old. Extensive renovations occurred in 2005. There’s also a large shop/garage and carport. Three old wooden barns add charm to the setting under the dramatic backdrop of Hermit’s Peak.

A rare piece of mountain property in the Canjilon - Mojote area for sale. Surrounded by US FOREST SERVICE on three boundaries, The property is surrounded by Carson National Forest, which offers hiking, fishing, hunting, horseback riding, four wheeling, and much more . This property has mature pinion, cedar, pine, and oak trees, pinon picking is great every 4 to 5 years. Deer, elk, turkey, are present all year round, this property qualifies for Elk and deer permits. Unit 51.Property has many sites for a New beautiful Cabin or Home either in the trees or the meadows and is a great place to set up a huge hunting camp for multiple seasons or hunts. A special irrigation system has been developed for the glass land. The Trout lakes and Canjilon lakes are just a few miles north of the property. Cross Country skiing in the winter is a possibility.

Secluded and private, yet less than 15 minutes to Las Vegas, New Mexico. The ranch was the original Homestead of the one-time famous Mathieson Ranch which encompassed several thousand acres in the surrounding area. Nestled at the entrance to a canyon in the foothills of the Sangre De Cristo Mountains of Northern New Mexico. One hour and 15 minutes to Santa Fe, less than 2 hours to Albuquerque and only 4 hours to Amarillo, Texas. Extensive horse facilities include a nice arena with good footing, small pen for training, and the free walker for warming up your horse or just giving them exercise when you don't have time to ride. All in a condensed area for ease of use. Entire property is fenced, and cross fenced with 6 separate pastures most with No Climb Horse Fencing. Owned solar panels with 22,000 KwH banked at Mora San Miguel electric coop.