4000 Xx Rd, Middle Mesa, NM 81137
This exceptional 10-acre parcel, totaling 435,600 square feet, presents a unique investment opportunity in Middle Mesa, New Mexico. Located near Navajo Lake, this expansive land offers breathtaking views and unparalleled recreational access. The property's significant size provides ample space for a variety of development possibilities, from residential construction to commercial ventures. Its strategic location near the lake enhances its appeal for those seeking a tranquil setting with easy access to outdoor activities. The absence of restrictive covenants allows for greater flexibility in planning and development. Furthermore, the property's advantageous border with Federal land ensures a natural and undisturbed backdrop, preserving the area's pristine beauty. This is a rare chance to acquire a substantial land holding in a desirable location with significant potential for future growth and appreciation. The asking price is $75,000, making this an attractive proposition for discerning investors seeking a valuable asset in a picturesque New Mexico setting. The property is conveniently located at 4000 XX ROAD, Middle Mesa, NM 81137, within San Juan County. This remarkable property offers a blend of natural beauty and development potential, making it an ideal investment for those seeking a unique and rewarding opportunity. The absence of covenants provides significant freedom in planning future projects. The proximity to Navajo Lake adds considerable value and appeal.
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