Skid Row , Carson, NM 87517(Taos County)

THE PROPERTY: Carson Estates Unit 1, Block 145, Lots D & E. This nice 0.5 Acre property sits in the southeast area of Unit 1. The property is flat and offers spectacular views in every direction including the Sangre De Cristo Mountain Range to the east. The combined properties have 127.4 feet of eastern platted road frontage and are 172.34 feet deep. They are less than half a mile from hundreds of acres of BLM land! Every lot in this subdivision has platted road frontage, which is presently dirt, and some of the roads are already there and usable. The main roads in and out of the subdivision are well traveled. The smaller internal roads are a bit rougher.

PRICE: $4,975 + $195 Document Fee. Start payments now with a $294 down-payment! $195 covers the document fee and $99 will be subtracted from the full purchase price of $4,975. The $4,876 balance can be paid at 0% interest if paid in 12 equal monthly scheduled payments of $406.33 and fully paid within 1 year. Or you can choose to pay the balance off over a period of up to 6 years at a 9% interest rate with monthly payments as low as $87.89.

There are no prepayment penalties of any sort, so you can always pay more or all at any time.

The Carson Estates Subdivision is an under-developed subdivision that was laid out several years ago. There is power in the general area, but not on each property yet. Water would be by well, storage, or catchment. We are told outhouses are presently allowed if you are using a camper or cabin . Our Verizon Cell phones worked everywhere when we were there. This Subdivision is Zoned Agricultural / Residential / Recreational. There are No association fees or dues, No time limits to build, and No requirement to make you build. Taxes are less than $40 per year. And there are no liens, taxes, and encumbrances due on the property. We will transfer ownership with a Special Warranty Deed which will guarantee free and clear ownership.

This property is in the southeast portion of Unit #1 which is one of the closest rural subdivisions in the Taos area and is only minutes to town. Almost all of the area south and west of the Carson Estates is National Forest land. This will help preserve the area and protect it from overbuilding along with protecting the wildlife which is why you will see elk, pronghorn antelope, black bear, and deer grazing in this area. This entire area is covered in mountain sagebrush and native grasses with some juniper and pine.

NOTE: New Mexico does generally require at least 3/4 of an acre (which is 3 lots) to issue a building permit for a permanent home when the lot is not serviced by a city sewer system. There may be some grandfathered rights due to this being an older subdivision, which possibly may allow building on a single lot by Installing an advanced septic system. If and when city sewage is installed this would no longer be an issue. If you are looking at owning a single lot for recreational uses such as camping or RV parking when in the area this won't affect you.