Approximately 2,100 Acres - 32,589 Square Feet of Living Quarters in 11 Structures - 35,000 Square Feet of Barns, Garages, Green Houses and Sheds - Ranch is Totally Environmentally Pure

State Lease Acres – There’s a 35 year lease with the State on an additional 872 acres that a join the property. There is approximately 30 years remaining on the lease.  The current annual lease payment is $11,061, with a 2% annual increase.  The state lease is assignable subject to State approval which cannot be unreasonably withheld.

Real Estate Taxes - Current Taxes have been reduced through the Imus Ranch non-profit 501(c) classification. Buyers should contact the San Miguel County Assessor's office Patricia Gallegos 505 454 1430 for post auction personal and real property tax estimates.

Background - The Ranch was founded 16 years ago to create an authentic working Cattle Ranch with the sole purpose of providing the experience of the great American Cowboy to children suffering from cancer. The objectives were to encourage a sense of achievement, responsibility, and self esteem, and help restore their dignity, as these kids learn just how much they are able to accomplish. The Imus Ranch is a 501 (c)(3) non profit organization. Just 40 short minutes from historic Santa Fe, the property consists of over 3,400 acres in the Pecos River Valley. There are expansive views from Rowe Mesa to the Santa Fe National Forest and the Sangre De Cristo Mountains. Over 29,000 sq.ft. of of living quarters in 11 structures and an additional 35,000 sq.ft. of Barns, Garages, Greenhouses and Sheds in another 10 different structures. Within the ranch, there are miles of connecting roads to various meadows, pastures, stock tanks, and stocked fishing ponds. The entire property is fenced. The Ranch is totally and completely environmentally pure. No pesticides or synthetic chemicals of any kind are used in the gardens, greenhouses, or farming. All ranch cleaning agents are non-toxic, biodegradable, naturally derived materials that are free of all known or suspected carcinogenic substances. The Old Western Town rivals any movie set in Hollywood.