1,066 sq ft, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom home, elevated site on 40 +/- deeded acres with water rights. The home faces north east, with covered porch offering views of north east New Mexico into southern Colorado. In addition there is a 370 sq ft casita with office, bathroom and bedroom, great for extra guests a short walk from the house and an approximately 1,288 sq ft pole barn with double doors 10ft high by 9 ½ ft wide from the pasture, and an 8 ½ ft high by 9 ½ ft wide sliding door from the road. The home is easy flow with great views, nice larger sized main bedroom, large open living area/kitchen with heaterlator fireplace or propane wall heater. Covered porch on east side of house offers grand location to view the property and listen to the stillness of the surrounds. There is another entry into a mudroom/laundry room with small bathroom off to the side. The home is backdropped by some trees, including cottonwood, elm, cedar, juniper and old apple trees with an irrigation ditch running along the west side of the property. The water for this property splits onto it?s own ditch a short distance up the main ditch then enters the property and runs parallel along the main ditch and meanders around the fenced in yard to go into the pond or irrigate the pasture. There is some end post assemblies which make it convenient to separate off a small trap around the pond with access to the steel pens originally put in for horses. The domestic water is treated water from Miami Domestic Water Users Association, delivered to a water meter at the start of the driveway with line then up to the house. There is also a well behind the house, currently inoperable. The sewer is a septic.
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