Land for Sale in Los Lunas, New Mexico

This 5-acre parcel is located in Valencia County, just southeast of Los Lunas, offering a quiet, rural environment with no HOA restrictions and excellent access to the outdoors.

The land sits in a lightly developed area with dirt road access via a platted road network, providing privacy without complete isolation.

• Hold it now for just $50, owner financing available.

The lot rests at an elevation of approximately 5,100 feet, surrounded by views of distant mountain ranges and open desert landscapes.

Outdoor recreation is abundant, with hiking, wildlife watching, camping, off-roading, and hunting all accessible within a short drive in places like the Manzano Mountains and Cibola National Forest.

The property is accessible by a dirt road, and while utilities are not currently connected, alternative power such as solar is a likely option, and a well and septic would need to be installed for water and waste.

Driving time from the property is approximately 30 minutes to downtown Los Lunas, where you'll find groceries, dining, and essential services, about 45 minutes to the Manzano Mountains, and around 50 minutes to Albuquerque, the largest city in New Mexico with major shopping, healthcare, and airport access.

This property is located in a residential zoning district, and based on our research, there is no HOA associated with the Rancho Rio Grande subdivision.

According to our research, there is no zoning in Valencia County; however, please contact Valencia County to confirm all building rules and regulations prior to purchase.

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

This part of New Mexico is growing, with several major development projects already underway in Valencia County.

The Los Lunas Blvd Corridor and I-25 Interchange are currently being upgraded with an $18 million investment to improve access and traffic capacity.

The newly opened Sunset View Marketplace adds shopping and dining convenience to the area, and corporate growth continues with Meta's $800 million data center expansion and the recent launch of a $100 million logistics hub.

Additionally, a new Amazon fulfillment center opened nearby in mid-2024, creating hundreds of jobs and adding momentum to local land demand.

People are drawn to Valencia County for its low taxes, room to spread out, rural charm, and proximity to both outdoor recreation and urban opportunities in Albuquerque.

Whether you're interested in long-term investment or future use, this parcel offers flexibility and access in a region on the rise.