Land for Sale in Estancia, New Mexico

Escape the city just far enough to experience swaths of stars and unobstructed sunsets. Nestled high in the hills within the Albuquerque Metropolitan Area, this 20.6 Acres in the Manzano Morning Subdivision brilliantly displays New Mexico's rugged natural beauty and vistas fit for a painting. Miles of golden grasslands give way to unspoiled views of the Manzano Mountains rolling across the backdrop.

Peaceful. Quiet. Private. Yet still less than an hour from Albuquerque! This spacious highland subdivision offers a breathtaking retreat with all of the modern conveniences and amenities approximately 45 minutes away from the city. Electricity, Telephone and Internet lines are already in place with maintained gravel roads providing easy access throughout the subdivision. The subdivision entrance opens to State Highway 337, which leads to the town of Estancia, about 16 minutes away via State Highway 55.

You can find the essentials with a quick trip into Estancia, which has both Family Dollar and Dollar General stores, a Speedway gas station and convenient store, Wells Fargo bank, public schools and parks, local medical center, municipal airport, hardware and auto stores, and a few must-try local restaurants.

But if you're looking for a day of shopping, great entertainment, or a night out, head over to Albuquerque! Take a tour through Old Town Albuquerque, try mouthwatering New Mexico cuisine--featuring their famous hatch green chiles--and visit the city's five fascinating museums. Then, end with a sunset ride on the Sandia Peak Tramway. Albuquerque features a vibrant, rich history that you can experience through year-round events.

Property Information

Title: Free & Clear

Conveyance: Warranty Deed

Electric Provided by Central New Mexico Electrical Cooperative

The minimum dwelling size is 1,000 square feet, and buildings must be approved. Manufactured homes are permitted. Tent camping is not allowed, but professionally manufactured RVs may be approved. Equine friends are welcome, and livestock is permitted (within allowable stocking rates).

For potable water, property owners can drill wells on their property. Or, there is an optional community water well.