- Property Types: Land, Residential, Recreational
- State: New Mexico
- County: Taos County
- City: Tres Piedras
- Price: $4,000
- Total Acreage: 0.5
- Property ID: TP4-22-F (onpp)
- Property Address: Tres Piedras, NM
- APN: 0063722
- GPS: 36.608497, -105.930071
- Subdivision: Tres Piedras
- Unit: 4
- Block: 22
- Lot: F
- CCRs: no
- Association Fees: no
- Power: No
- Taxes: $7
- Seller Fees: 115
Owner financing available.
Scenic TAOS – TRES PIEDRAS NEW MEXICO
Western Taos County
No restrictions
2 adjoining lots ADJOINS GOES WITH TP 4-1-J
SIZE: 1/2 +/- acre
APN#: 0063722
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Tres Piedras Unit 4, Block 22, Lot F GOES WITH TP 4-1-J
STATE: New Mexico
COUNTY: Taos
GENERAL LOCATION: About 4 miles E-SE of Tres Piedras. about 29 miles West of Taos
About 3 miles South of Hwy.
GPS (approx.): 36.608497, -105.930071 see document section for gps maps
GENERAL INFORMATION: Camp RV build. Distant mountain views .No restrictions.
GENERAL ELEVATION: 7910'
TYPE OF TERRAIN: level
ZONING: Recreational - Residential
POWER: no
PHONE: no. some cell phones work
WATER: no must install well or holding tank if you build
SEWER: no. must install if you build
ROADS: dirt unimproved dirt
PROPERTY TAX: $7
CLOSING/DOC. FEES: $115
TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none
ASSOCIATION DUES: none
Tres Piedras is located approximately 30 miles northwest of Taos, and west of the Rio Grande on U.S. Route 64. At approximately 8,000 feet in altitude, it is located within the southern portion of the San Juan Range of the Rocky Mountains. Tres Piedras is on the western edge of a sagebrush plain, with ponderosa pines growing throughout the village. The village is adjacent to the Carson National Forest.
Property info will be updated if we acquire more info.
The Carson National Forest and Rio Grande del Norte National Monument provide many opportunities for recreation, such as hiking, skiing, fly fishing, horseback riding, golfing, hot air ballooning, llama trekking, rafting, and mountain biking. The South Boundary National Recreation trail, east of town in Carson National Forest, is consistently ranked the best mountain bike trail in New Mexico.
There are also numerous hot springs along the Rio Grande and in the Taos Mountains. Ojo Caliente offers locations where visitors can enjoy access to mineral springs as well as massages and other spa treatments.[28] Among hot springs in the area is a historical site called Stage Coach, which used to double as a brothel during the times of the Old West. Nearby, the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad provides a ride through the Toltec Gorge and Rocky Mountain passes in an authentic narrow-gauge steam railroad.
