A rare opportunity to own a legacy property along the Rio Grande, held by the same family for generations and thoughtfully preserved for the future. Set on approximately 58 acres, the original owners chose to place the property into a conservation easement to protect its natural beauty, open space, and agricultural use, ensuring the land will remain largely unchanged for years to come. The land itself is both beautiful and highly usable, with a mix of bosque, open pasture, grassland, and river corridor. It offers privacy, wildlife, and a true connection to the landscape. Valuable acequia water rights with a 1695 priority date support farming, grazing, and equestrian use. There are two existing homes on the property totaling over 3,500 square feet. Each has its own character and history and could be used as-is, updated over time, or incorporated into a larger compound. There is also a designated approximately two-acre building envelope, allowing for a new custom home or additional structures if desired. While the conservation easement protects the land from overdevelopment, it still allows for agriculture use, low-impact recreational or retreat-style use. It’s a nice balance of being able to use the land while knowing it will stay protected. Whether someone is looking for a private retreat, a small ranch, a multigenerational setup, or simply a place with meaning and history, this is a property that doesn’t come along often.
Single-familyProperty Type
1981Year Built
57.9 acresLot Size
$249Price/Sq.Ft.
10 spacesParking
Listed by Roberta Lowe• Sotheby's Int. RE/Washington
A rare opportunity to own a legacy property along the Rio Grande, held by the same family for generations and thoughtfully preserved for the future. Set on approximately 58 acres, the original owners chose to place the property into a conservation easement to protect its natural beauty, open space, and agricultural use, ensuring the land will remain largely unchanged for years to come. The land itself is both beautiful and highly usable, with a mix of bosque, open pasture, grassland, and river corridor. It offers privacy, wildlife, and a true connection to the landscape. Valuable acequia water rights with a 1695 priority date support farming, grazing, and equestrian use. There are two existing homes on the property totaling over 3,500 square feet. Each has its own character and history and could be used as-is, updated over time, or incorporated into a larger compound. There is also a designated approximately two-acre building envelope, allowing for a new custom home and additional structures if desired. While the conservation easement protects the land from overdevelopment, it still allows for residential use, agriculture, and low-impact recreational or retreat-style use. It’s a nice balance of being able to use the land while knowing it will stay protected. Whether someone is looking for a private retreat, a small ranch, a multigenerational setup, or simply a place with meaning and history, this is a property that doesn’t come along often.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,266 (+11.7%)
$25,027 + $62,787
$87,814
2024
$2,028 (+1.1%)
$23,591 + $61,755
$85,346
2023
$2,006
$21,634 + $59,048
$80,682
2022
$2,007 (+10.5%)
$21,634 + $59,048
$80,682
2021
$1,817 (−2.7%)
$26,131 + $54,896
$81,027
2020
$1,868 (+38.9%)
$26,131 + $55,566
$81,697
2019
$1,345 (+14.8%)
$26,821 + $56,905
$83,726
2018
$1,171 (−3.2%)
$26,299 + $37,047
$63,346
2017
$1,210 (+12.7%)
$25,624 + $35,968
$61,592
2015
$1,074 (+6.4%)
$26,299 + $33,617
$59,916
2014
$1,009 (−2.6%)
$26,195 + $30,461
$56,656
2013
$1,036
$26,195 + $30,461
$56,656
Public record
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Lot size
57.92 Acres
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Finished Sq. Ft.
1,366
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Total Sq. Ft.
1,366
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Style
Other
County
Rio Arriba County
APN
1046117180180
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Last updated by owner on Sep 16, 2026.
Climate risks
1/10 Flood Factor
Minimal risk of a flood reaching the building in the next 30 years
7/10 Fire Factor
20% chance of being in a wildfire in next 30 years
4/10 Heat Factor
7 days above 93° expected this year, 19 days in 30 years
1/10 Wind Factor
Minimal risk of severe winds over next 30 years
3/10 Air Factor
3 unhealthy days expected this year, 3 days in 30 years
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Espanola, NM • 87532
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