Horse Property For Sale in Springerville Apache County, Apache County Arizona

This property is surrounded by the white mountains in northeast Arizona in the small town of Eagar. Enjoy all 4 seasons and access to the endless riding trails of the National Forest. If you love the outdoors this is the place for you.

5.10 ACRES IN SPRING CANYON RANCH BACKING UP TO BLM. LEVEL PROPERTY WITH PINION & JUNIPERS. COMPLETELY FENCED & GATED. X-FENCED CORRAL AREA. UNDERGROUND POWER TO THE INTERIOR WITH METER BOX, 3 FROST FREE SPIGOTS WITH AN RV PAD IN PLACE. (SEPTIC NEEDED) RIDE FOR MILES OUT YOUR BACK GATE. BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME AT 7700' ELEVATION. HOA COMMUNITY ($800 ANNUAL DUES) SITE BUILT OR MFG HOMES (1200 SF MINIMUM) SEASONAL RVS OR WHILE UNDER CONSTRUCTION. SPRING CANYON RANCH WATER USER ASSOCIATION. 30 MINUTES TO QUEMADO, NM & 45 MINUTES TO SPRINGERVILE, AZ WITH HOSPITAL, SHOPPING, LUMBERYARD, ETC.

Located approximately 10 miles north of Reserve, NM in Cruzville, NM. The heart of Catron County - boasting 1 person per 2 square miles and not a single stop light in the county. Catron County hosts both the Apache National Forest at 2.76 MM acres and the Gila National Forest at 2.71 MM acres. The area is well known for world class elk, mule deer and white tail hunting. The National Forests provide a lifetime of exploration through it's extensive trail and road systems. The northern boundary of this property backs up to the Apache National Forest for unlimited access. The 29.99 acres is completely unrestricted and may be developed within state and county regulations - no deed restrictions or HOA. The completely fenced and cross fenced property also boasts a 500+ GPM well per the well driller's log. Cruzville itself is at an elevation of 6330' with nearby terrain towering over 10,000' elevation. Welcome to the Southwest with mild winters and cooler summers with very little humidity.

Owner/Broker sale. Tularosa Farm & Ranch is a 127 acre property situated in a lush, green, sub-irrigated Cienega at 6,200 feet altitude, bordering the gigantic 2,710,659 acres Gila National Forest. The ranch is about a 3 1/2 hours drive south-west of Albuquerque, NM. Our cattle drink from 3 natural springs year-round. For 6 months the Tularosa Creek runs through the ranch and offers itself as an additional watering source for our livestock. There are remains of Indian settlements to be found on the ranch.

An equestrian's or any hunter's paradise in sought-after NM Elk Hunting Unit 16D, this home is entirely built from 12 inch logs. The ambiance is fascinating, fabulous views through large windows across green meadows and pine forests. From the 10'x40' covered porch listen to the Tularosa Creek running by the cabin day in, day out, year-round. The property encompasses a small local cemetery on 3 sides. Just past the highway entrance there is an apple and peach orchard. This property is at the head of the Tularosa Creek irrigation community, the creek runs through the property via a north irrigation ditch, a south irrigation ditch, and it runs through the middle of the property when the property is not being irrigated. There are 27.54 acre feet total of diversion water rights, and the two houses and the barn are supplied with Aragon Village water. Keep your horses, cattle, sheep or goats on irrigated ground, watered and fed! The property abuts private lands on all sides but the owners have a right of way easement to the Gila National Forest near its south-east corner which provides access to the hundreds of thousands of acres of the Gila Wilderness for hiking, hunting, horseback or ATV's.