FOR SALELOT SAN-108UPC 1008069347101

0.5 acres
in Sandoval County

Imagine waking up to stunning mountain views every day. These lots are perfect for building your dream homestead in a growing community. Enjoy the serenity of rural living while staying close to essential amenities.

SIZE · COUNTY ASSESSOR
0.5 acres · 21,780 sq ft
RIO RANCHO · BY ROAD
15 min · 6 mi
ELEVATION · USGS
5,631 ft
PROPERTY TAX · 2024 BILL
$63.60 · set each year

Where this land sits

The orange line is this parcel as the county’s own map draws it; the blue lines are other lots of ours next to it.

NO GROUND PHOTOS OF THIS ONE YET — THE AERIAL ABOVE IS WHAT WE HAVE

County mapping is a record, not a survey — only a licensed survey establishes where the corners actually are on the ground. Drag to move the map, scroll or pinch to zoom.

Can I get water?

We are not aware of a well on this land, so assume you would drill one. State records for 50 wells within 2 miles show water anywhere from 15 to 890 feet down. Half of them were shallower than 685 feet.

15–890 ft
RANGE ACROSS 50 NEARBY WELLS

Those are other people’s wells, not this one — depth can change a lot over a short distance. A local driller can tell you what to expect here.

Can I get power?

There is a high-voltage line in the area, but the records do not name the company that owns it. The county can tell you who supplies power here.

Nearby
POWER — SELLER'S DESCRIPTION

Any line the records show is a cross-country one, not a household connection.

Can I build on it?

The county record shows no zoning recorded for this land, and we are not aware of a homeowners association. A county building permit would still be needed.

The county decides what may be built here, and their answer is the one that counts.

That tax figure came from the seller and we have not verified it. Check it yourself with the Sandoval County property records ↗ using account R095514. Or call (505) 867-7562.

Where each of these came from

Some come from government records we can point you to. The rest came from the seller and nobody has checked them. We keep the two apart so you always know which is which — but a government record can be out of date or wrong too, so treat everything here as a starting point to check, not as settled.

FROM PUBLIC RECORDS
Size of the land
NM Office of the State Engineer — County Parcels 2025
0.5 acres
Where it is
NM Office of the State Engineer — County Parcels 2025
Sandoval County, NM
Height above sea level
USGS 3DEP Elevation Point Query Service
5,631 ft
Buildings on it
NM Office of the State Engineer — County Parcels 2025
None
Zoning rules
NM Office of the State Engineer — County Parcels 2025
None recorded
How deep neighbours drill
NM OSE Points of Diversion (water wells)
about 943 ft
?THE SELLER TOLD US THESE
Road to the land
not independently checked
Not known
Power at the boundary
not independently checked
Nearby
Water on the land
not independently checked
Existing well
Septic system
not independently checked
Not known
Yearly property tax
not independently checked
$63.60
We would rather tell you this than pretend. Ask us and we will go and confirm any of it before you pay.

The official record

How the county describes this land on paper. You do not need to understand it to buy — your title company will.

Size on record
0.5 acres
Legal description
Legal: Subd: RIO RANCHO ESTATES Block: 87 Lot: 41 Unit: 8
County parcel number
1008069347101
Assessor account
R095514
Tax year on record
2024

How far is it to anywhere?

Driving time and road distance from this parcel, routed over OpenStreetMap. Out here the road often runs the long way round, so these are longer than the distance you would measure on the map.

  • Albuquerque34 min · 17.5 mi by road
  • Rio Rancho15 min · 5.9 mi by road
  • Corrales23 min · 9.6 mi by road
  • Los Ranchos de Albuquerque30 min · 13.6 mi by road
  • Santa Fe76 min · 57.1 mi by road

Who to ask, directly

We would rather you checked than took our word for it. These are the offices that hold the answers, and you do not need us to talk to them.

  • Sandoval County Assessor
    The parcel record itself, and what the county values it at
    (505) 867-7562
    1500 Idalia Road, Building D, Bernalillo, NM 87004
    official page ↗
  • Sandoval County Treasurer
    What the tax actually is, and paying it
    (505) 867-7581
    1500 Idalia Road, Building D, Bernalillo, NM 87004
    official page ↗
  • Sandoval County Planning & Zoning
    What you are allowed to build, and the permit to do it
    (505) 867-7628
    1500 Idalia Road, Building D, 2nd floor, Bernalillo, NM 87004
    official page ↗
  • Sandoval County Clerk
    The recorded deed, and recording yours after you buy
    (505) 867-7500
    1500 Idalia Road, Building D, Bernalillo, NM 87004
    official page ↗
  • NM Office of the State Engineer
    The permit to drill a domestic well
    (505) 383-4000
    5550 San Antonio Dr NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (District 1)
    official page ↗
  • NM Environment Department — Onsite Wastewater
    The permit for a septic system
    official page ↗

The records we used

Follow any of these and check for yourself. Records change, and nothing on this page is a substitute for confirming it with the county before you buy.

Assessor CAMA data compiled statewide. Acreage and legal descriptions are reliable; ownership and assessed values lag. Not a substitute for a title search or survey.

Elevation is sampled at the parcel centroid, not averaged across the lot.

Depths are from NEIGHBOURING permitted wells, not this parcel. They indicate what drillers have hit nearby; they are not a guarantee of water on this lot.

Provided by the sellerNot independently verified

This detail was entered by the seller and has not been checked against any public record. Verify independently before purchase.

USGS National Map — aerial imagery ↗NAIP, typically 1–3 years old

Aerial imagery is not current. Recent construction or road work may not appear.

Check it yourself before you buy. This land is sold as-is, where-is, on your own inspection. Nothing on this page is offered as a warranty or guarantee. Public records can be out of date or wrong, zoning and permit rules change, and a county parcel map is not a survey. Confirming the boundaries, the taxes, what you may build and anything else that matters to you is the buyer’s responsibility — and the offices that can confirm it are listed above. Prices and terms can change until a contract is signed. Our terms of sale apply to every purchase.

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