40 Off Grid Acres in Cibola County
Fence Lake, NM 87315
Cibola County, New Mexico
Ranch Description
Your new 40-acre property is a Half Mile Wide. There is Tons of room to roam out here with wide open spaces and an adjacent square mile of state land.
Do you dream of the peace and quiet of big, clear skies in the day and ultra-bright stars at night?
Or are you just tired of the noise and need a place where you can escape off grid for a while?
This 40-acres in Fence Lake Ranches is the perfect spot for that. Located just 2 hours and 22 minutes from Albuquerque, this secluded parcel offers flat, level terrain, scattered juniper trees, and adjacent access to 640 acres of state land for you to explore. The property is partially fenced but has easy access via dirt trail off Pine Hill Rd.
PLUS you get your very own shed/tiny home left behind by the previous owner. Fix it up and make it a great little shelter for you to get away to.
With the lack of zoning laws in Cibola County, you are free to use your imagination for this property. RVs, mobile homes, yurts, earth domes, tiny homes, arched cabins, and more are all acceptable. This property can also be used for agriculture, hunting, camping, recreation, cattle grazing, or for investment purposes.
Several property owners in the area have developed their properties with single-wides, double-wides, sheds, or full stick-built houses. Your options are limitless.
Plus, there are several interesting natural, cultural, and historical destinations nearby. Check below for more details. Either way, if you are looking for a slower pace of life, but with fun at your fingers, contact us today to make this property yours.
We purchased this property with title insurance through Quest Title for your protection. All property transfers come with clear title and a warranty deed.
Ranch Maps & Attachments
Directions to Ranch
Feel free to visit the property whenever you like (during daylight hours). The map will give you directions on how to access the property through state land (open access).
