Las Vegas, NM homes for sale & real estate

Las Vegas, NM Homes for Sale

1/3 of an acre lot located just a block from the Old Town Plaza. City Water and Sewer are located at the street, power is closeby, and the lot is completely fenced. This property could be perfect for that new home! Call the office to schedule an appoint to see it.

Las Vegas, NM Homes for Sale

This 38.43-acre parcel is located next door to the Lagunitas mission church. It is an irregular shaped parcel that has the Tres Hermanos Creek crossing it. It's not fenced, but the survey pins have been flagged. You'll need to hike the southern reaches of this parcel as there is no road across the creek bed. Power is located on the adjacent property to the west. There is no water well on site & septic system will be required for homesites. The back of the parcel is relatively free of juniper trees and is mostly a grassland parcel. Owner inherited the property and has very little knowledge about it. Tres Hermanos Creek is known to flood a few times each year and is a charged stream bed

Las Vegas, NM Homes for Sale

About 10 miles south of Romeroville off Hwy 84 is a 140 acre residential view parcel with 100+ mile views to the west along I-25 corridor and then has views south towards Anton Chico and the Cerro Ladrones where you'll see the Tecolote & Tres Hermanos Creek drainages. .. This parcel is a work in progress as owner intended to build his home at the current camp site. Power and hi speed internet has been brought to the temp home site and he just completed a water well. The parcel has about 78 acres of relatively flat land above the rim rock edge and about 62 acres below the rim rock. Huge home site views of Hermans Peak and the Sangre de Cristo Mtns are noticeable from the mesa top build

Las Vegas, NM Homes for Sale

This 320 acres adjoins BLM to the north and Sabinoso Wilderness properties to the south and giving hunters access to over 30,000 acres. This part of the Sabinoso Wilderness would be hard for the public to access due to logistics of deep canyons and steep-sided mesas. Deer, elk, turkey, barbary sheep, bear and mountain lion are known to roam this area. Access is from private easement with no true roads to speak of. The old rock structure in the photos is from olden days of sheep/cattle grazing; cattle graze now. You will find some natural boundaries and some fence boundaries, but neighboring cattle cross and graze as the canyon washes. There are no public utilities with this being some of th