Jim Vidamour

Deep in the spectacular, and largely unknown, Unaweep Canyon lies the 814± acre Fall Creek Ranch. Towering red canyon walls provide a national park-like feel. Virtually surrounded by public lands, the ranch feels secluded but easily accessible year-round. Two creeks meander through this working ranch, feeding a large idyllic mountain pond ready to be stocked with trout. A giant workshop/barn

Deep in the spectacular, and largely unknown, Unaweep Canyon lies the 814A+/- acre Fall Creek Ranch. Towering red canyon walls provide a national park-like feel. Virtually surrounded by public lands, the ranch feels secluded but easily accessible year-round. Two creeks meander through this working ranch, feeding a large idyllic mountain pond ready to be stocked with trout. A giant workshop/barn

Shirley MacLaine's Plaza Blanca Ranch in Abiquiu spans 7,451+/- acres of striking high desert where natural beauty meets spiritual tranquility. Known for its dramatic white sandstone formations--immortalized by Georgia O'Keeffe--the ranch features pinon-juniper forest, native grasses, and sweeping views over the Chama River Valley. A 9,000+ sq ft hacienda offers solar and wind power, a courtyard,

The 158-acre Old Tobacco Farm offers a rare, large-scale development opportunity in northern Albuquerque's Valley Farms area. Following a multi-year planning process, the property features a Bernalillo County-approved Sector Plan allowing for up to 450 residential units, with 23 acres designated for open space. Ideally located off Coors Blvd near Rio Bravo and adjacent to major retail,

El Barranco Ranch on the Chama River spans 440+/- acres with 1.5+/- miles of both sides of the Chama River in Northern New Mexico, offering premier fly fishing, big game hunting, and agriculture. Trout-rich waters wind through scenic cottonwoods, while elk and mule deer frequent hayfields and river bottoms. Bordering the Jicarilla Apache Nation, the ranch benefits from renowned wildlife habitat

El Barranco East is a stunning 270+/- acre property in northern New Mexico, located between Tierra Amarilla and Chama, near the confluence of the Brazos and Chama Rivers. It offers over a mile of year-round highway frontage, a metal barn with water and electricity, water rights, and a stock pond supporting livestock and wildlife. Elk and mule deer frequent the property, which participates in the

Deep in the spectacular, and largely unknown, Unaweep Canyon lies the 814± acre Fall Creek Ranch. Towering red canyon walls provide a national park-like feel. Virtually surrounded by public lands, the ranch feels secluded but easily accessible year-round. Two creeks meander through this working ranch, feeding a large idyllic mountain pond ready to be stocked with trout. A giant workshop/barn

On a rolling mesa above the famed Roaring Fork Valley, sits the stunning Roaring Fork Valley Ranch. The ranch borders BLM land on one side, offering direct access from the property to thousands of acres of public land. Picturesque Cattle Creek forms part of the western ranch boundary. At a near-perfect year-round average elevation of 7300 ft, the ranch offers cooler summers and mild to moderate

On a rolling mesa above the famed Roaring Fork Valley, sits the stunning Roaring Fork Valley Ranch. The ranch borders BLM land on one side, offering direct access from the property to thousands of acres of public land. Picturesque Cattle Creek forms part of the western ranch boundary. At a near-perfect year-round average elevation of 7300 ft, the ranch offers cooler summers and mild to moderate