Lot 19, Mesas de La Joya Subdiv.

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$395,000

Who has waterfront property in New Mexico? It is unheard of! And yet, there is a rare, very special 14.49 acre view parcel right on…

Key Features

MLS: 202501157

List Date: 03-21-2025

Status: Active

Area: Abiquiu Area

Type: Residential

Acres: 14.5

Presented By

Cindy Sheff

505.470.6114

Cindy Sheff

505.470.6114

Who has waterfront property in New Mexico? It is unheard of! And yet, there is a rare, very special 14.49 acre view parcel right on the water at Lake Abiquiu! It sits on a private, majestic ridge surrounded by panoramas of Ghost Ranch and the legendary multi-colored cliffs memorialized in Georgia O’Keeffe’s art, with views and access all the way up the Chama river as well. There are several spectacular building sites to choose from, magnificent character rocks, total privacy, peace, silence and tranquility in overwhelming beauty, looking out over the world and Lake Abiquiu. Electric is in, and a shared well, plus membership in the private community Lot 16 boat ramp and picnic area. 5 minutes to Abiquiu, an hour from Santa Fe, and a short drive south of the Colorado border, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to experience waterfront property in New Mexico!

Additional Features

Association Amenities:Recreation Facilities

Association Fee Covers:Other, See Remarks

Days on Market:12

Lot Features:Views

Property Type:Residential Land

Property Sub Type:Residential, Unimproved Land

Sewage:Septic Needed

Utilities:Electricity Available, Water Available

Zoning:Rural Residential

About the Neighborhood

Homes & Land for Sale in Abiquiu, New Mexico

“It is not a country of light on things -it is a country of things in light.” Georgia O’Keeffe About 60 miles north of Santa Fe, Abiquiu and surrounding communities of El Rito, Gallina, Ojo Caliente and Chama to the north are some of the most beautiful landscapes New Mexico has to offer. Celebrated artist Georgia O’Keeffe lived at nearby Ghost Ranch for many years and also bought a house in Abiquiu in 1945, using it variously as an art subject, residence and studio for several years.

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