Enjoy breathtaking views from the 1,800 square foot Lodge with 3-bedrooms and 2 baths, and a large patio that wraps around three sides of the building. This home sits high at an elevation of 8,000 feet near the very top of Cinder Mountain. As you look down the entire ranch spreads out before you, and 90 miles away on a clear day you will be able to spot Mt. Taylor, New Mexicos highest mountain situated near Grants. Seemingly endless BLM, Forest and private ranch lands surround this property.
At a lower elevation from the Lodge there are a 600 square foot bunk house plus two 40x50 newer partially insulated metal barns on slab, and a set of pipe corrals. Off-grid solar & wind power supply ample electricity. The ranch has two productive windmill wells, one of which pumps into a holding tank from which an electric booster pump sends drinking water into another tank above the Lodge. A cell...
At a lower elevation from the Lodge there are a 600 square foot bunk house plus two 40x50 newer partially insulated metal barns on slab, and a set of pipe corrals. Off-grid solar & wind power supply ample electricity. The ranch has two productive windmill wells, one of which pumps into a holding tank from which an electric booster pump sends drinking water into another tank above the Lodge. A cell phone tower guarantees an excellent signal wherever you are on the ranch. The Lodge has very recently undergone extreme renovations inside and out with new wood floors, new paint, a new wood stove, a new dishwasher, and now a new metal roof will be installed. Solar has been upgraded with new batteries and more panels. A 5,000 foot airstrip is under construction. The ranch is entire fenced with 4 and 5-string barbed wire.
This is a must-see property for any outdoor enthusiast, hunter, equestrian, or the small rancher.
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West from Quemado on Hwy 60, near mile marker 15 turn south towards Luna on FR B007, after approx. 10 miles you enter the Apache National Forest. After another 3.5 miles turn right onto FR 4127N. You will pass a spring to your left, continue to gate, then follow road to main house up on hill (Cinder Mountain). Entrance gate is approximately 15 miles from Hwy 60.
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