Interstate 25 between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, Santa Fe, NM 87505

The property consists of approximately 6,421 acres of vacant land, including approximately 5,200 acres of aggregate deposits suitable for mining. This is the largest privately owned parcel of land located on Interstate 25 between Albuquerque and Santa Fe in New Mexico. It features over 10,000 feet of Interstate 25 frontage with two major north and south interchanges into the site. Exit 264 (State Highway 16) is located at the northwest corner of the property and connects to the Cochiti Indian Reservation and Santo Domingo Pueblo. Exit 267 (County Road 57) is at the northeast corner of the property and connects Highway 14 to the Madrid/Cerrillos Mountains. The location is approximately 35 minutes from the Albuquerque International Sunport and 15 minutes from Santa Fe Plaza. The property has development potential, both in terms of a residential master plan and as an aggregate resource. The land is situated between Albuquerque and Santa Fe. With an elevation of over 6,100 feet, the terrain has varied scenic views, including views of Santa Fe National Forest, Cerrillos Mountains, Jemez Mountains, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Sandia Mountains and the Ortiz Mountains. The general area is recognized for its mining and railroad history. Existing mines within the area include Rosario and older mining towns of Waldo, Cerrillos and Madrid. The main rail line to northern New Mexico and Colorado runs through the heart of the land with a Rail Runner spur coming directly off the main line within the site. The light rail commuter train carries travelers from Albuquerque through to Santa Fe.