25 Between Albuquerque And Santa Fe Cañada De Cañada de los Alamos, NM 87505
This exceptional 6,421-acre property in Santa Fe County, New Mexico, presents a significant development opportunity. Strategically located along Interstate 25 between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, this expansive land parcel boasts over 10,000 feet of I-25 frontage, accessible via two major interchanges. Exit 264 (State Highway 16) connects to the Cochiti Indian Reservation and Santo Domingo Pueblo, while Exit 267 (County Road 57) links to Highway 14 and the Madrid/Cerrillos Mountains. The property is conveniently situated approximately 35 minutes from Albuquerque International Sunport and 15 minutes from Santa Fe Plaza. Approximately 5,200 acres contain rich aggregate deposits suitable for mining. The land's high elevation (over 6,100 feet) offers varied scenic views, including the Santa Fe National Forest and several mountain ranges. The area's rich mining and railroad history is evident in existing mines and the main rail line running through the property, including a Rail Runner spur. This unique location, coupled with its substantial size and access to major transportation routes, makes it ideal for a variety of development projects, including residential master planning and aggregate resource extraction. Approximately 10,000 acres are currently under contract for renewable energy development. The land is priced at $3,000 per acre.
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