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Welcome to your dream property! Price $635,000
Welcome to your dream property! Price $635,000
Welcome to your dream property! Price $635,000
10417 Edith This 1.41-acre parcel of land in the Far North Valley (A-1 zoned) offers a unique blend of country living and city convenience, Lush verdant area in the heart of the far north valley, across from Balloon Fiesta Park. Enjoy city conveniences with low cost of living. Private water irrigation well plus 2 city water connections, 2 electrical power sources, 4 vacuum sewer lines, 2 gas lines. Spectacular Sandia Mountains views and adjacent to the Balloon Fiesta. Fully fenced property with infrastructure ready for development. Enjoy 310 days of sun, ideal for a vibrant outdoor lifestyle. Well supports expansive land uses – perfect for farm animals, gardens, and more, investors? Builders dream! Embrace the tranquility of the surroundings while enjoying the benefits of well-established infrastructure, ready for your vision. 18X80 Redman 2 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home (can either stay or seller will move)
SOLD! $875,000
Welcome to your dream property! Price $635,000
Welcome to your dream property! Price $635,000
MOUNTAIN VIEWS! Watch the balloons from your own private balcony! Privacy fencing includes 6 foot high adobe wall in front and ditch side, custom artistic security rolling gate with address on 2nd Street entrance with remotes. MRGCD ditch is south side boundary, irrigation rights. Fruit trees on the property include peach, apple, plum and cherry. New Propanel fence on north side. Zoned A-1 (agriculture), this versatile property has many uses including as an Albuquerque base for balloonists, classic cars, horse facility, contractors warehouse and yard OR?? Room for a casita on the back part of property. Ideal proximity to Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, located due east of balloon park center field. Home has new french doors and skylites for an abundance of natural light (transferrable warranties); two heating and cooling systems (refrigerated) including radiant floor under the brick in the kitchen and upstairs in primary bath, split system upstairs in the primary suite, combo heat and cool for downstairs.
Terms available with 25% down payment owner finance 6% let's talk!
SOLD! $989,800
Welcome to your dream property! Price $635,000
Rio Grande water find Bosque, NM 87006
10200 Edith Blvd NE, ABQ, NM 87113 Backs up to Balloon Fiesta Park. Check this beautiful property out right away!
One story, handicapped accessible. As you enter the fully fenced and gated 1-1/4 acre property from Edith, you will be entering a fantasy paradise, stage center of Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta Park. All in all, a VERY unique home, don't wait to see this wonderful property!
Rio Grande water find Bosque, NM 87006
Elk in your back yard? less than an hour from ABQ?
Rio Grande water find Bosque, NM 87006
22 Paizalas Road, Bosque, NM 87006 www.NMLandandCattle.com
Price $1,100,000. Picture link: https://show.tours/22paizalasdr 
This rare opportunity offers a highly productive 23.36 acre farm in the Rio Grande Valley, bordered by the Rio Grande River on its western edge. The property is rich with wildlife - trophy elk, deer, turkey, cranes, pheasant and quail are frequently seen, and the landowner receives game tags as part of ownership. With two nearby wildlife reserves, animals often graze in the field behind the home, creating an ideal setting for hunting or nature enjoyment. Bird watchers will appreciate the diverse species found here, including hawks, owls, eagles, colorful finches, ducks, cranes, and geese. The property also includes valuable Pre‑1907 water rights, highly sought after in New Mexico for their historical significance and senior priority status with the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy. These rights - often more valuable than the land’s structures - ensure priority access to water when available. (NM State Engineer File #SD‑4321 – 70.08 acre‑feet) With no restrictions on development, the property is well‑suited for an RV park, mobile home park, horse motel, or other ventures.
Stories from the Paez Family: “If you spend enough time on this land, you begin to feel the stories beneath your feet. This place was once part of the old Belen Land Grant—no longer active today, but still alive in the memories of the families who came from it, mine included. The land carries that history quietly, the way old places do, offering pieces of the past to anyone willing to listen. Just down the road stands a small Catholic church built in 1864, one of the missions of Our Lady of Belen. Its roots stretch even farther back, connected to Our Lady of Sorrows in La Joya, first built in 1626. That church survived fire during the Pueblo Revolt, rose again in the early 1800s, and was rededicated in 1895. These buildings have watched centuries pass, and the land around them has held generations of families—mine among them.
The farm itself is a living classroom. Herbal plants, wild fruits, and berries grow in quiet abundance, the same ones my father, grandfather, and great‑grandmother taught us to recognize. My great‑grandmother was a curandera, a village healer, and she knew every plant by purpose—what healed, what nourished, what to avoid. Those lessons were passed down like heirlooms, not written in books but spoken in kitchens and fields.
My grandfather, Rey, and his father, Andres, were born in the Abeytas area, where they raised cattle for decades. When I was small, I remember the grass rising nearly five feet high, waving like a green ocean with 10 or 20 cows grazing through it. Four acres along the north fence were planted in alfalfa; the rest was pasture grass that grew thick and tall. In the early 1990s, the cattle were sold and the entire field was planted in alfalfa. It was good land-good enough that the harvests paid for new equipment, year after year. Some cuttings produced 2,000 to 4,000 bales. The original 1921 cattle brand still exists, a reminder of the family who worked this soil long before me.
The home that stands here now was built around 1985, replacing a tiny one bedroom shack that once sat just twenty feet to the west. The new house was built by hand, all adobe, warm and solid. It has two large living areas, four generous bedrooms, and three full baths. Raised ceilings and skylights bring in the New Mexico sun to hit an Adobe wall which provides warmth to the home, while Kiva and wood burning fireplaces offer comfort on winter nights. The kitchen, with its wide windows facing the Manzano Mountains, has always been a place where stories were told. Newer appliances, along with the washer and dryer, remain with the home. A deep 150‑foot well provides water, and the house is supported by a state approved septic system. The oversized two‑car garage, with its foamed roof, has sheltered everything from farm trucks to grandchildren’s projects.
Beyond the home, the land continues its story. A 52' x 30' barn with concrete floors stands ready for work, with an attached 52' x 30' covered hay storage area. A 20' x 8' boxcar remains on the property, a relic of another era, but still useful. The large shop has always held potential: welding, equipment repair, fabrication. It’s the kind of space where someone with skill and imagination could build a business or simply build a life.
This land has held generations of my family. It has fed cattle, grown crops, sheltered wildlife, and taught us the old ways. It is a place where history is not just remembered - it was lived and loved.” Written By Frances M Paez de Gutierrez
Elk in your back yard? less than an hour from ABQ?
Elk in your back yard? less than an hour from ABQ?
Elk in your back yard? less than an hour from ABQ?
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