Ramah, NM homes for sale & real estate

Ramah, NM Homes for Sale

Good property for weekend getaways or move there for good! Manufactured home with 3b2b on 11.51 acres. A covered front deck leads into the house. A large living area has been added on to the back of the home. All utilities are hooked up. There is a separate garage. Property is fenced and has pinon and juniper trees.

Ramah, NM Homes for Sale

Hear the wolves howl from this custom built 1300+ square foot, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom home situated on 12.31 acres of property on top of the mesa overlooking the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary with gorgeous views of distant volcanos and hills. This 2006 all electric home has a well with pump recently replaced, a graveled driveway to provide good access from the main maintained road; metal roof; a wood stove; 2 window AC units; a wonderful functional kitchen laid out for cooks affording great views from the many windows; cozy living area for entertaining; upstairs large loft and 2nd bedroom or office with a bathroom and private balcony deck. Property includes natural rock amphitheater and unexcav

Ramah, NM Homes for Sale

Beautiful property recently fenced around this fabulous log home for their horse on 5 gorgeous acres in the Timberlake Ranch mountain community. Spacious open loft makes for a fantastic master bedroom with private bath. There's just so much here. .strong private well, double garage with carports on either end & shop space in the middle, greenhouse, horse shelter, and a cozy separate guest quarters w/ kitchenette & half bath. Ramah Lake access, miles of hiking, biking, & horseback riding trails, the Ramah Falls, and endless roads & trails to explore in the Nat'l Forest. Come enjoy the unique mountain lifestyle with clean crisp fresh air, cool stary nights, friendly nei

Ramah, NM Homes for Sale

Bear Valley Ranch spans ±231.95 contiguous acres in Cibola County, NM, featuring a diverse landscape suited for various uses. The property sits at an elevation of 7,300–7,500 feet and consists of gently rolling hills, shallow canyons, and open meadows. Soils vary across the property, with sandy and loamy textures supporting a mix of piñon-juniper woodlands, ponderosa pines, and native grasslands. The largest portion of the ranch is strategically positioned between two significant tracts of public land—BLM borders the west, while Navajo Trust Land borders the east—providing expanded access for recreation and hunting. A seasonal dirt tank on the property serves