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Tres Piedras Subdivision unit 6 off Colorado Rd. The lot is located in the Tres Piedras Estates Subdivision unit 6 and is located off of Highway 64 only around 20 minutes from downtown Taos and a little over an hour from Santa Fe. There are full time homes as well as vacation cabins scattered throughout the subdivision. Several 0.25 acre lots are available. Great opportunity as investment property at low price. REC available. Text for terms.

1087942 MLS ⋅ 469 DOM

Tres Piedras Subdivision unit 6 off Colorado Rd. The lot is located in the Tres Piedras Estates Subdivision unit 6 and is located off of Highway 64 only around 20 minutes from downtown Taos and a little over an hour from Santa Fe. There are full time homes as well as vacation cabins scattered throughout the subdivision. Several 0.25 acre lots are available. Great opportunity as investment property at low price. REC available. Text for terms.

Us-64 Tres Piedras Unit 6, Taos

Section-23 Township-28n Range- Unit N/A, Taos

$100,000

This land is located in Tres Piedras. This parcel of land is 5.55 acres. It is the 2nd lot north of HWY 64.

1093680 MLS ⋅ 364 DOM

This land is located in Tres Piedras. This parcel of land is 5.55 acres. It is the 2nd lot north of HWY 64.

Section-23 Township-28n Range- Unit N/A, Taos

$3,340

Great views and secluded.

1100085 MLS ⋅ 166 DOM

Great views and secluded.

Ranchos De Taos Unit 5, Taos

$126,000

Beautiful 2.48-acre lot ideal for a vacation retreat or recreational home in scenic Taos. Peaceful setting with stunning views and neighboring homes nearby. A perfect opportunity to create your own private escape! A prime opportunity in a desirable Taos location.

1087611 MLS ⋅ 475 DOM

Beautiful 2.48-acre lot ideal for a vacation retreat or recreational home in scenic Taos. Peaceful setting with stunning views and neighboring homes nearby. A perfect opportunity to create your own private escape! A prime opportunity in a desirable Taos location.

Pinon Trl Unit N/A, Taos

Xx Rim Road Cb-115 (Parcel A Rancho Sabina Desgeorges, Taos

$150,000

Rancho Sabina DesGeorges (Parcel A) is a proposed environmentally sound and affordable housing development located in the high-desert "purple sage" mesa area. Situated approximately 25 minutes west of Taos and eight minutes from the Taos Regional Airport, this location offers a rare balance of accessibility and seclusion. Locally known as part of West Rim Road in certain stretches, CB-115 serves as the primary paved access. Sunset Boulevard, a residential road intersecting CB-115, is renowned for its expansive mountain views, including the majestic Sangre de Cristo range. The land carries a deep legacy, having transitioned from the ancestral home of indigenous peoples to a territory of Spain, and later a part of the First Mexican Republic. Following the Mexican-American War, it became a U.S. territory before finally achieving statehood in 1912. This rich cultural crossroads is mirrored by a vibrant ecosystem; the landscape is dominated by big sagebrush, winterfat, and blue grama grass, which give the mesa its iconic silvery-purple hue. The area serves as a vital corridor for local wildlife. It is common to see mule deer and pronghorn antelope grazing across the flats, while black-tailed jackrabbits and the occasional Greater Roadrunner dart through the brush. Above the nearby Rio Grande Gorge, red-tailed hawks and golden eagles hunt on the thermals, while the surrounding piñon-juniper stands provide cover for elk, mountain lions, bobcats, and American badgers. At dusk, the mesa comes alive with the calls of Piñon Jays and the evening songs of resident coyotes. This proprety is 213± acres of a larger 635± acres listed for sale via the Santa Fe Multiple Listing Service database and syndicated as MLS Listing #202503724.

202601987 MLS ⋅ 171 DOM

Rancho Sabina DesGeorges (Parcel A) is a proposed environmentally sound and affordable housing development located in the high-desert "purple sage" mesa area. Situated approximately 25 minutes west of Taos and eight minutes from the Taos Regional Airport, this location offers a rare balance of accessibility and seclusion. Locally known as part of West Rim Road in certain stretches, CB-115 serves as the primary paved access. Sunset Boulevard, a residential road intersecting CB-115, is renowned for its expansive mountain views, including the majestic Sangre de Cristo range. The land carries a deep legacy, having transitioned from the ancestral home of indigenous peoples to a territory of Spain, and later a part of the First Mexican Republic. Following the Mexican-American War, it became a U.S. territory before finally achieving statehood in 1912. This rich cultural crossroads is mirrored by a vibrant ecosystem; the landscape is dominated by big sagebrush, winterfat, and blue grama grass, which give the mesa its iconic silvery-purple hue. The area serves as a vital corridor for local wildlife. It is common to see mule deer and pronghorn antelope grazing across the flats, while black-tailed jackrabbits and the occasional Greater Roadrunner dart through the brush. Above the nearby Rio Grande Gorge, red-tailed hawks and golden eagles hunt on the thermals, while the surrounding piñon-juniper stands provide cover for elk, mountain lions, bobcats, and American badgers. At dusk, the mesa comes alive with the calls of Piñon Jays and the evening songs of resident coyotes. This proprety is 213± acres of a larger 635± acres listed for sale via the Santa Fe Multiple Listing Service database and syndicated as MLS Listing #202503724.

Xx Rim Road Cb-115 (Parcel A Rancho Sabina Desgeorges, Taos

Xx Rim Road Cb-115 (Parcel B Rancho Sabina Desgeorges, Taos

$150,000

Rancho Sabina DesGeorges (Parcel B) is a proposed environmentally sound and affordable housing development located in the high-desert "purple sage" mesa area. Situated approximately 25 minutes west of Taos and eight minutes from the Taos Regional Airport, this location offers a rare balance of accessibility and seclusion. Locally known as part of West Rim Road in certain stretches, CB-115 serves as the primary paved access. Sunset Boulevard, a residential road intersecting CB-115, is renowned for its expansive mountain views, including the majestic Sangre de Cristo range. The land carries a deep legacy, having transitioned from the ancestral home of indigenous peoples to a territory of Spain, and later a part of the First Mexican Republic. Following the Mexican-American War, it became a U.S. territory before finally achieving statehood in 1912. This rich cultural crossroads is mirrored by a vibrant ecosystem; the landscape is dominated by big sagebrush, winterfat, and blue grama grass, which give the mesa its iconic silvery-purple hue. The area serves as a vital corridor for local wildlife. It is common to see mule deer and pronghorn antelope grazing across the flats, while black-tailed jackrabbits and the occasional Greater Roadrunner dart through the brush. Above the nearby Rio Grande Gorge, red-tailed hawks and golden eagles hunt on the thermals, while the surrounding piñon-juniper stands provide cover for elk, mountain lions, bobcats, and American badgers. At dusk, the mesa comes alive with the calls of Piñon Jays and the evening songs of resident coyotes. This proprety is 213± acres of a larger 635± acres listed for sale via the Santa Fe Multiple Listing Service database and syndicated as MLS Listing #202503724.

202601986 MLS ⋅ 171 DOM

Rancho Sabina DesGeorges (Parcel B) is a proposed environmentally sound and affordable housing development located in the high-desert "purple sage" mesa area. Situated approximately 25 minutes west of Taos and eight minutes from the Taos Regional Airport, this location offers a rare balance of accessibility and seclusion. Locally known as part of West Rim Road in certain stretches, CB-115 serves as the primary paved access. Sunset Boulevard, a residential road intersecting CB-115, is renowned for its expansive mountain views, including the majestic Sangre de Cristo range. The land carries a deep legacy, having transitioned from the ancestral home of indigenous peoples to a territory of Spain, and later a part of the First Mexican Republic. Following the Mexican-American War, it became a U.S. territory before finally achieving statehood in 1912. This rich cultural crossroads is mirrored by a vibrant ecosystem; the landscape is dominated by big sagebrush, winterfat, and blue grama grass, which give the mesa its iconic silvery-purple hue. The area serves as a vital corridor for local wildlife. It is common to see mule deer and pronghorn antelope grazing across the flats, while black-tailed jackrabbits and the occasional Greater Roadrunner dart through the brush. Above the nearby Rio Grande Gorge, red-tailed hawks and golden eagles hunt on the thermals, while the surrounding piñon-juniper stands provide cover for elk, mountain lions, bobcats, and American badgers. At dusk, the mesa comes alive with the calls of Piñon Jays and the evening songs of resident coyotes. This proprety is 213± acres of a larger 635± acres listed for sale via the Santa Fe Multiple Listing Service database and syndicated as MLS Listing #202503724.

Xx Rim Road Cb-115 (Parcel B Rancho Sabina Desgeorges, Taos

Xx Rim Road Cb-115 (Parcel C Rancho Sabina Desgeorges, Taos

$150,000

Rancho Sabina DesGeorges (Parcel C) is a proposed as a site for environmentally sound and affordable housing development located in the high-desert "purple sage" mesa area. Situated approximately 25 minutes west of Taos and eight minutes from the Taos Regional Airport, this location offers a rare balance of accessibility and seclusion. Locally known as part of West Rim Road in certain stretches, CB-115, this road is a primary paved roadway. Sunset Boulevard, a residential road intersecting CB-115, is renowned for its expansive mountain views, including the majestic Sangre de Cristo range. The land carries a deep legacy, having transitioned from the ancestral home of indigenous peoples to a territory of Spain, and later a part of the First Mexican Republic. Following the Mexican-American War, it became a U.S. territory before finally achieving statehood in 1912. This rich cultural crossroads is mirrored by a vibrant ecosystem; the landscape is dominated by big sagebrush, winterfat, and blue grama grass, which give the mesa its iconic silvery-purple hue. The area serves as a vital corridor for local wildlife. It is common to see mule deer and pronghorn antelope grazing across the flats, while black-tailed jackrabbits and the occasional Greater Roadrunner dart through the brush. Above the nearby Rio Grande Gorge, red-tailed hawks and golden eagles hunt on the thermals, while the surrounding piñon-juniper stands provide cover for elk, mountain lions, bobcats, and American badgers. At dusk, the mesa comes alive with the calls of Piñon Jays and the evening songs of resident coyotes.

202601982 MLS ⋅ 172 DOM

Rancho Sabina DesGeorges (Parcel C) is a proposed as a site for environmentally sound and affordable housing development located in the high-desert "purple sage" mesa area. Situated approximately 25 minutes west of Taos and eight minutes from the Taos Regional Airport, this location offers a rare balance of accessibility and seclusion. Locally known as part of West Rim Road in certain stretches, CB-115, this road is a primary paved roadway. Sunset Boulevard, a residential road intersecting CB-115, is renowned for its expansive mountain views, including the majestic Sangre de Cristo range. The land carries a deep legacy, having transitioned from the ancestral home of indigenous peoples to a territory of Spain, and later a part of the First Mexican Republic. Following the Mexican-American War, it became a U.S. territory before finally achieving statehood in 1912. This rich cultural crossroads is mirrored by a vibrant ecosystem; the landscape is dominated by big sagebrush, winterfat, and blue grama grass, which give the mesa its iconic silvery-purple hue. The area serves as a vital corridor for local wildlife. It is common to see mule deer and pronghorn antelope grazing across the flats, while black-tailed jackrabbits and the occasional Greater Roadrunner dart through the brush. Above the nearby Rio Grande Gorge, red-tailed hawks and golden eagles hunt on the thermals, while the surrounding piñon-juniper stands provide cover for elk, mountain lions, bobcats, and American badgers. At dusk, the mesa comes alive with the calls of Piñon Jays and the evening songs of resident coyotes.

Xx Rim Road Cb-115 (Parcel C Rancho Sabina Desgeorges, Taos

Lot 13 Tierra De Los Rios Subdivision, Taos

$169,000

9.95 acres in Tierra de los Rios subdivision with spectacular mountain views. Just 15 minutes to the Taos Plaza and Rio Grande Gorge, and 15 miles to the Taos Ski Valley and Resort. The parcel can be split as the minimum lot size is 2.50 acres. Adjacent to the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument and the John Dunn Bridge Recreation Area. This historical and scenic location is a standout destination and gateway to some of Northern New Mexico's most breathtaking, diverse landscapes and outdoor experiences, including fishing, hiking, horseback riding, world-class whitewater rafting, kayaking, camping, hunting, rock climbing, and mountain biking. Soak in the nearby Blackrock and Manby natural hot springs and explore this unique setting teeming with a vast amount of wildlife, including Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep, elk, deer, antelope, and black bear, just to name a few. Horses are welcome with designated riding trails in place. Reasonable covenants and restrictions. No HOA. Excellent investment opportunity!

202601324 MLS ⋅ 207 DOM

9.95 acres in Tierra de los Rios subdivision with spectacular mountain views. Just 15 minutes to the Taos Plaza and Rio Grande Gorge, and 15 miles to the Taos Ski Valley and Resort. The parcel can be split as the minimum lot size is 2.50 acres. Adjacent to the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument and the John Dunn Bridge Recreation Area. This historical and scenic location is a standout destination and gateway to some of Northern New Mexico's most breathtaking, diverse landscapes and outdoor experiences, including fishing, hiking, horseback riding, world-class whitewater rafting, kayaking, camping, hunting, rock climbing, and mountain biking. Soak in the nearby Blackrock and Manby natural hot springs and explore this unique setting teeming with a vast amount of wildlife, including Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep, elk, deer, antelope, and black bear, just to name a few. Horses are welcome with designated riding trails in place. Reasonable covenants and restrictions. No HOA. Excellent investment opportunity!

Lot 13 Tierra De Los Rios Subdivision, Taos

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