Auction ID: 9 Lot ID: 130

160 Acre Mesa Pasture, Catron County

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Datil, New Mexico

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State New Mexico
Parcel Location

Parcel ID: 1-02-09-160-014

Acreage: 160.0000

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High bid: $84,500.00
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Current Bid $84,500.00 by S**********n
Bid Increment $1,000.00
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$84,500.00 S**********n 5 hours ago
$82,000.00 A**********s 10 hours ago
$79,500.00 C***********r 15 hours ago
$77,000.00 M*********d 20 hours ago
$74,500.00 N*********o 1 day ago

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Land Details
Acreage: 160.00
Zoning: Rural agricultural
County: Catron
Parcel: 1-02-09-160-014
Title: Access is direct from the highway right of way.
Access: Highway frontage on the north
Utilities: No utilities.
Legal Description:
A tract of land situated in Catron County, New Mexico, containing 160 acres, more or less, parcel 1-02-09-160-014, together with the improvements thereon, if any, and the appurtenances belonging to the seller.
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160 acres in Catron County, New Mexico. Highway frontage on the north. Zoning is Rural agricultural.

No utilities. Access is direct from the highway right of way.

Open mesa. No improvements. Minerals reserved. No HOA. The acreage is based on the assessor record and is not a new survey. Buyers should walk the tract and confirm access, floodplain, and permitted uses before the auction closes.

Online auction. A 10% buyer premium is added to the winning bid. The high bidder signs the purchase contract within 48 hours and delivers the earnest money stated in the lot remarks. Closing is within 45 days with the title company named in the contract. Daniel Ortega conveys by special warranty deed, subject to easements, restrictions, and taxes of record. Bidders are responsible for their own due diligence, including access, zoning, survey, and flood status. The property sells as-is. Announcements in the lot description take precedence over earlier print.