107 Bullard Rd, Gladstone, NM 88424

Tatsinupi Ranch, a 363-acre property located just outside of Gladstone, New Mexico, offers 360-degree views and privacy. Adjoining 2,482 acres of state lease land on the north, the ranch is known for its dark skies, ideal for stargazing. The property features ancient rock walls, petroglyphs, dinosaur track sites, fossils, teepee circles, flints, artifacts, and foundations. Wildlife is abundant, with antelope, bear, bobcat, deer, and various bird species migrating along the year-round Ute Creek. The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced with pastures suitable for cattle and horses, and includes mature fruit trees, grape vines, raspberries, choke cherries, strawberry beds, and asparagus beds. Improvements include a 40x60 Muller building constructed in 2012, featuring approximately 1,000 square feet of living quarters with 1 bedroom, 1 bath, an additional room upstairs with storage, and a 500 square foot workspace. There is also a 12x30 tiny house with a bathroom that sleeps 4-6, equipped with West Elm storage sofa beds, a wood stove, refrigerator, microwave, on-demand hot water heater, and a new propane heater. The ranch has 5,500-gallons of water storage connected to a Grundfos solar well pump, with the well being 150 feet deep and static water at 53 feet. The solar system includes two 6.5 Kwh American-made Outback controllers and two 4500 inverters with 24 Helios panels, along with a backup propane generator. Additional features include two drinker tanks for stock, one near the barn and one across the creek, plus a frost-free spigot. Three 8x40 shipping containers provide storage. Potential revenue sources include wind leases, solar leases, CRP, conservation programs, dark sky watching, fossil and artifact hunting, rock hounding, primitive camping, and hunting.