Residential Land for Sale in Columbus, New Mexico

This 2.21-acre property is located in the Rancho El Ocaso Subdivision in Luna County.

The land includes dirt road access, no HOA, and available utility access in the general area according to research.

• Hold it now for just $50. Owner financing available.

The property is located in a desert landscape typical of southern New Mexico with open views, natural desert vegetation, and sparse surrounding development.

The terrain is generally flat with an approximate 0% slope.

The area is suitable for outdoor recreation such as hiking, off-road driving, and exploring the surrounding desert environment, with larger public lands and natural areas within driving distance.

The property fronts a dirt road, providing direct access to the parcel.

The property is approximately 25 minutes from Deming, approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes from Las Cruces, approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes from the Mexican border crossing at Columbus, New Mexico, and approximately 3 hours from Tucson, Arizona.

According to our research, the property is in an area with no formal zoning, and buyers should contact Luna County to confirm permitted uses, building requirements, and any applicable regulations before making plans.

According to our research, electricity is available in the general area, while a private well and septic system would need to be installed for long-term use.

There is no HOA associated with this property, and annual HOA dues are $0.00.

There is no known time limit to build as far as we are aware.

A survey has not been commissioned for this property.

According to available information, RV use may be subject to county permitting rules, and buyers should confirm RV regulations directly with Luna County.

Buyers should independently verify zoning status, access, utilities, permits, RV use, flood zone status, and all intended property uses directly with Luna County before purchase.

Please contact Luna County to confirm all building rules and regulations prior to purchase.

A one-time document preparation fee is paid upfront at closing and covers deed preparation, recording, and administrative costs.