This 20.54-acre off-grid-friendly tract sits just north of Johnny’s Drive, outside Timberon’s restrictive covenant boundaries, giving you full autonomy for development, hunting, recreation, or investment. A 1,600 sq ft steel building provides immediate utility for storage, workshop use, or conversion to cabin space. Its seamless gutters make rainwater harvesting straightforward and productive. The NM rainwater harvest calculator shows that a 1600sqft metal roof will harvest approximately 1520 gallons for each inch of rainfall. Per the seller, a floor plan to scale of roughed in drain lines for kitchen, bathroom, w/d room. Drain line for all runs along outside of west side (rear) of building to capped end approx.10-15 feet off southwest corner of building. It was planned to be connected to septic tank and leach line in the future. Kitchen drain line (grey water) runs out northeast corner of building from under east window to be connected to french drain in the future. The perimeter is visibly staked with steel posts, simplifying boundary identification for future fencing or surveying. A potential shallow well site has been noted at the hairpin turn across from the single-wide trailer at the valley bottom—an advantageous location for water access. Buyer will need to verify the viable well sites. The terrain offers privacy, wildlife presence, and multiple build sites. Seller states that the land qualifies for New Mexico Landowner Elk Tags, a rare and valuable benefit for sportsmen and land investors. Buyer will need to verify with NM Game and Fish.
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