Rio Grande Estates - Socorro in New Mexico
Unit 2, Block 1005, Lot 52 1.00 +/- acre
Property Overview
This is virtually unrestricted land for sale in New Mexico. Rio Grande Estates is a mostly undeveloped subdivision in Socorro County.
Lot 52 was originally platted as a commercial property. However you are not limited to commercial uses. You can RV or camp on your property indefinitely while you hold it for investment. Or you can build your dream homestead. There are no subdivision restrictions, you just have county and state regulations. Utilities have not been run to this property.
You will have great mountain views.
There are no Property Owners Association or Home Owners Association.
Property Description and Access
Lot 52 is a large, approximately 1 acre property. It is only a quarter of a mile from Highway 60. Interstate 25 and Highway 47 are also just a few minutes away.
Lot 52 is along platted Campost Avenue. This street was graded in long ago, and has faded because nobody has been driving on it. You can also see where the road was graded when you look at the property from above in Google Maps using satellite view. You can wear the road in again by driving on it, as you see with nearby roads where people have built residences.
Power is nearby but has not been run to this property. You might choose to use solar. If you want to look into having electricity, please contact the electric utility PNM. For water you can contact a well driller to see if that is a good choice for you, or use haulage.
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The approximate GPS coordinates of Lot 52’s corners are:
Northwest 34.427941 -106.696581
Northeast 34.427941 -106.696238
Southeast 34.427274 -106.696238
Southwest 34.427274 -106.696581
Driving Directions
- Turn north off of Highway 60 onto Jacinto St at 34.423804 -106.692430.
- 0.25 mile later turn left onto Campost Ave at 34.427284 -106.692430.
- 0.22 mile later you will be at Lot 52.
Important Buyer Note
No business or commercial activity of any kind is allowed involving a property under loan contract. Any plans you might have of a commercial nature must wait until the property is paid for in full and ownership has been transferred to you.
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