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$280,000
MLS: 30068-260232
80.02 Acres
Surrounded by sweeping mountain views and bordering State Land, this remarkable 80.020-acre property in Faywood, New Mexico, offers an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of the Southwest. Whether you're looking to build your dream home or invest in land, this versatile property provides the space and scenery to bring your vision to life. Enjoy stunning sunrises, vibrant sunsets, wide-open landscapes, and breathtaking mountain views while embracing the freedom of country living. Additional parcels are available for those seeking even more acreage. Opportunities like this are rare. Come experience everything this remarkable property has to offer.
Grant County, New Mexico is a scenic region in the southwestern part of the state known for its wide-open desert landscapes, rugged mountains, and rich mining history. The area offers a quiet, rural lifestyle with abundant opportunities for hiking, wildlife viewing, and enjoying the natural beauty of the Gila National Forest nearby. Within the county, the small community of Faywood is especially well known for its peaceful surroundings and proximity to natural hot springs and striking desert scenery, making it a unique and tranquil destination in southern New Mexico.
Peyton Shelley, Associate Broker, is a Las Cruces native with deep roots in New Mexico and a background in agriculture and the rodeo/horse industry. Known for her strong work ethic and eye for detail, she brings local insight, sharp negotiation skills, and genuine care to every real estate transaction.
Kaley Salopek is a top-producing real estate broker and office owner in Southern New Mexico, recognized among the state's elite agents. With over six years of experience, she and her husband, Cole, specialize in water rights, agricultural properties, and residential real estate, serving clients across Dona Ana and Otero counties. A Certified Real Estate Negotiator, Kaley combines deep local knowledge with expert negotiation skills to deliver exceptional results.
