Tierra Verde Ranchettes
Owner financing terms
The same terms apply to every tract in Tierra Verde Ranchettes.
Terms from 1 to 15 years: 0% interest on a 1-year term, 9% on longer terms. $195 document fee. 10% discount for paying in full.
About Tierra Verde Ranchettes
Undeveloped Land for Sale in New Mexico Rural New Mexico Properties, Meadows And Trees New Mexico Property Overview Buy a beautiful Tierra Verde Ranchettes property—30 miles west of Grants, New Mexico—for peace and quiet from the busy world. The subdivision is located in Cibola County, New Mexico, with mountain views in most directions. It borders the El Malpais National Conservation Area, ensuring the area will never be overcrowded and offering free space to roam. Some lots are heavily forested with pinion, juniper, tall ponderosa pines and western oak, while others feature large open meadows with scattered trees throughout. For the wildlife lovers, there are record class elk in these mountains! Also lots of deer, bear, antelope, sheep, mountain lions, wildcats, coyote, fox, and most any other animal you can think of. You're able to camp, bring your RV, or build your dream home—enjoy your property as you like! Property Highlights Zoning is residential/recreational RV & camping are allowed No limits on when to build No requirement that you must ever build No association dues or fees Taxes are approx $100/year and are current You receive a "warranty deed," the highest guarantee deed level you can get! Property Details These parcels are mostly flat to gently rolling, with some steeper rises that give longer distance views. At 7,500 feet high, this subdivision has great year round weather. The summer highs average in the mid to upper 80s. the winter highs average in the mid to upper 40s. Annual rainfall is 10.5" and snowfall is 12.8". Seven units make up the Tierra Verde Ranchettes Unit 1 is heavily wooded in the south; most of the unit consists of a large meadow with some scattered trees. There is a small pond in the northern part of the unit. Unit 2 is the farthest away unit, sitting to the northeast. It is very lightly wooded and there are power lines to the west. Unit 3 is lightly wooded with some large meadows throughout. Electric lines run through the western side of this unit. Unit 4 is mostly made up of a large meadow; there is a small pond in the south and electric lines run through the northern part of the unit. Unit 5 this unit is a large open meadow for the most part. There are a few trees scattered here and there but it is the least wooded unit of the subdivision. Unit 6 is heavily wooded with some small meadows scattered throughout. you will be able to see cerro leonides, a large crater that sits to the east. Unit 7 is the first unit you will come to when you enter the area. In the middle of this unit is Cerro Leonides, one of the craters in the Chain of Craters that run through the area. This is a heavily wooded unit with some small meadows scattered throughout. Property Power & Water There is power in the subdivision! Power is provided by Continental Divide Electric Cooperative. Most properties do not have power readily available. Those that do have immediate access to existing power lines will have that noted in their listings. Water would be by well or storage. If you intend to have a water well, you should contact a well driller and di