Land for Sale in Cuba, NM

Land for sale in Cuba, NM:

80-Acre Top of the Mesa Property with 360 Views Welcome to your dream property in Sandoval County, located at the base of the Jemez Mountains. This 80-acre parcel offers a wide-open space, seclusion, and convenience, with remarkable 360-degree views of New Mexico's iconic landscapes like the La Ventana Mesa, Cuba Mesa, Cabezon, Mount Taylor, and of course the Jemez Mountain range. The property is accessed by a paved county road, reaching the southeast corner for easy, year-round access. Just 5 minutes from Cuba, you'll enjoy nearby amenities including groceries, a hardware store, and local restaurants. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate being only 15 minutes from the Santa Fe National Fore

Land for sale in Cuba, NM:

Beautiful 19 acre property just 10 minutes south of Cuba on the old Highway 44, also known as county road 11. Views of the Jemez Mountains and Cabezon. Varied terrain. Partially fenced and borders a small piece of BLM. Road easement on the north boundary and Utility easement on the south.

Land for sale in Cuba, NM:

1 acre of undeveloped land with US-550 frontage just north of the Cuba Village limits. Excellent views of the Jemez Mountains. Electricity and water are on the property line. This would be an excellent opportunity for a residential land or commercial development. Buyer should verify utility availability and access from Highway 550.

Land for sale in Cuba, NM:

MULTIPLE LOTS AVAILABLE: PLEASE CONTACT BROKER TO DISCUSS ALL DETAILS:Parcel account #R098980=2.778 +/- acres $15kParcel account #R030776=3.326 +/- acres $20kParcel account#R030777=136.464 +/- acres $395kUPC#2006122067088 = 136.464 +/- ACRESUPC#2005121429413 = 3.326 +/- ACRESUPC#2005121400346 = 2.778 +/- ACRESMORE INFORMATION: https://www. cubanm. govAbout the Village of Cuba, New Mexico USANa'azisi Bito' is the Navajo place name for Cuba. Since the 11th century, this wilderness area of the Upper Puerco was used by subsistence cultures -- the Apache, Navajo, and Pueblo people. This region is located within the Navajo Four Sacred mountains, and many landforms are representative of characters