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Stone Wall Rd, La Jara, NM, 87027

0beds
0baths
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$1,200,000
--price/sqft
$7,687/moest. monthly cost
$307,480/yrincome needed

About This Home

Prime elk and mule deer hunting property in GMU 6A! Food plots? Got 4 of them. Dirt tanks? Got 6 of them! Wooded, private, and easy to access with power and utilities onsite. The current owner has done the hard work to maximize the habitat and the next owner will reap the rewards! At +/-405 deeded acres and 290 acres of BLM lease, this property punches well above its weight class!Located in the foothills of the Jemez Mountains southeast of Regina, NM, this beautiful property is sandwiched between the Jicarilla Apache Reservation, famous for it's giant mule deer, and the San Pedro Parks Wilderness, which is quickly becoming a must-hunt for NM elk hunters. Game cameras on the property confirm that the +/-405 deeded acres is a hotspot for giants of both species! The property also comes with 290 acres of BLM land lease bordering multiple sides of the property rated at 60 AUM which connects the deeded acreage to the 300000+ acre Santa Fe National Forest. Jicarilla Apache Reservation trophy mule deer tags have been fetching over $100k at auctions in recent years this property is separated from the reservation by Hwy 96 and a small chunk of BLM land and receives OTC deer tags! When you add in the landowner elk tags it receives through the NM EPLUS elk management system, you'd be hard pressed to find another property of this size that produces such quality animals on a yearly basis. The current owner recently completed a Natural Resources Conservation Service grant to make improvements to the property based on Forestry and NRCS recommendations to receive habitat improvement incentive tags through the EPLUS system. The vegetation has been well managed, with sage mitigation and a 135+ acre tree thinning campaign recently completed. There are six active dirt tanks on the property, four of which are generally year-round and one is extra deep to maintain water in even the worst droughts. Four food plots have been cleared and planted with a custom blend of forage. There are multiple hunting stands placed strategically throughout the property. Based on the trophy photos, all the improvements seem to be working! Qualifying as a small contributing ranch in GMU 6A, this H3 Ranch has historically qualified for landowner elk tags (always verify through NMDGF!). The current owner received 4 landowner tag allocations for 2026 2 rifle mature bull tags, 1 either sex archery tag, and 1 antlerless tag. Varying in elevation from approximately 7300 ft on the west side to 7700 feet on the east, the terrain is as gentle as it gets at the base of the Jemez Mountains the 10000+ foot peaks of the San Pedro Parks Wilderness tower over the property. Although the terrain is generally mild, there are several of the beautiful painted sandstone cliffs that this region of New Mexico is famous for. **Buyer to verify all information Year-round access to the property is ensured via both the county-maintained Naranjo Creek Road or directly off of Highway 96. Both access points are gated, and there is power and city water available at both locations, as well as an existing parking pad at the top of the property at the Naranjo Creek Road entrance. There are multiple Cat roads to ease access to various parts of the property. In addition to the hunting offered by the property, the nearby Jemez Mountains offer a variety of hiking, biking, skiing, and fishing opportunities, including Pajarito Mountain Ski Area in Los Alamos, the Valles Caldera National Preserve, and the San Pedro Parks Wilderness. The San Pedro Parks offers almost 100 miles of multi-use trails, including the popular Vacas Trail leading to San Gregorio Lake. The lake and several small streams offer anglers the opportunity to catch stocked rainbow and native Rio Grande cutthroat trout. The Continental Divide Trail passes through this area as well. The property currently features four food plots that are easily accessed on the recently-carved cat roads. The mix was determined by the Forestry Service, and includes wheat, clover, braum grasses, etc. Treed areas consist of a mix of pinon, juniper, and ponderosa throughout the property, with a few deciduous trees interspersed. The 290 acre BLM lease is rated at 60 AUM but the current owner has not run cattle on the property in order to maximize its utility as deer and elk habitat.   The property is located just southeast of Regina, NM and is an easy 90 minute drive from the Albuquerque International Sunport via I-25, US Highway 550, a major north-south thoroughfare between Albuquerque and Durango CO, and NM Highway 96.

Getting Around

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TransitVery Limited Transit
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BikeNot Bike Friendly

Schools

4/10
Cuba Elementary SchoolGrades PK-58.8 mi
6/10
Cuba Middle SchoolGrades 6-88.8 mi
5/10
Cuba High SchoolGrades 9-128.8 mi

Construction

Type & Style

  • Home type: SingleFamily
  • Property subType: Farm

Interior

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  • Finished area above ground: 0

Interior Area

  • Total structure area: 0

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Details

  • Lease amount: 0

Lot

  • Lot size: 405.67 Acres

Climate Risk is Financial Risk

Every home has a financial story beyond the listing price. Below, you’ll see the climate risks that could affect this property — and in Bills & Affordability, how those risks may influence repairs, insurance, utilities, and long-term value.

Biggest Threats for This Home

  • Drought
    DroughtModerate
  • Inland Flooding
    Inland FloodingModerate
  • Landslide
    LandslideModerate
  • Lightning
    LightningModerate
  • Wildfire
    WildfireModerate
  • Winter Weather
    Winter WeatherModerate

How This Home’s Risks Compare

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Inland Flooding
Landslide
Lightning
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FEMA Declared Disasters in Sandoval County and New Mexico

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Understanding the Costs

Financial advisors generally recommend spending no more than 30% of your gross household income on housing costs. In practice, many households stretch to 35% or beyond — especially in high-cost markets.

Estimated Costs Today

MonthlyAnnual
Mortgage $6,067$72,804
Home Insurance *$812$9,744
Property Taxes $660$7,920
Electricity $148$1,780
Total$7,687$92,244
*Does not include cost of any FAIR Plan premiums

Income You'd Need if You Spent...

35% on housing$263,554/yr
40% on housing$230,610/yr
45% on housing$204,986/yr

New Mexico FAIR Plan Programs

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Current Policies
Residential: 7,506Commercial: 306
Total Premiums$5.96M
Total Exposure$950.67M

How Costs Could Change Over Time

Climate risk is quickly impacting all of the major home ownership costs. Adjust the growth rates and percentage of income spent on housing below to see how your housing costs could change over the next 10 years — and what income you'd need to keep up.

Insurance Growth Rate5-year average: 9.8%
9.8%
0%30.0%
Electricity Growth Rate10-year average: 2.0%
2.0%
0%15.0%
Property Taxes Growth Rate2-year average: 3.7%
3.7%
0%15.0%
Income Spent on Housing
30%
30%45%

Comparing Against the Market

Price Per Sq Ft

--This listing

vs Other Active Listings

Avg $/sqft

ZIP 87027$120
Sandoval County$213

vs Homes Sold Last Month

Median $/sqft

ZIP 87027$185
Sandoval County

Current Market Trends

Median Price Per Square Foot

The median price per square foot of homes sold in this area each month. Compare this to this listing's price per square foot to gauge whether the home is priced in line with recent sales.

Historicals for This Listing

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Price History

DateEventPrice
2026-06-29Listed for sale$1,200,000

For Sale by Agent

AgentChris Fichtl
BrokerageHayden Outdoors Real Estate

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