263 Hay Patch Drive, Fort Sumner, NM 88119
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263 Hay Patch Drive, Fort Sumner, NM 88119

Fort Sumner, De Baca County 88119

$599K

$58,212 per acre

Total Acres

10.29 acres

Price per Acre

$58,212

Location

Fort Sumner, De Baca County

Property Photos

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About This Property

Located in the picturesque Fort Sumner Valley, this beautiful brick home, built in 2007 is situated on 10.287 acres (+/-), with 9.16 acres of tillable land and water rights in the Fort Sumner Irrigation District. The tillable acres have been planted with a new alfalfa crop. Updates to the home include granite counter-tops in the kitchen, flooring, recessed lighting in the main living areas and new paint, maintaining this homes like-new appearance. Featuring a spacious open-concept layout, the home offers 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, an oversized garage and a sizable 24x50 metal shop.

MLS# 26-1209 · Listed by Scott Land Co., LLC · Krystal Nelson

Evaluating This Property

Use this checklist on 263 Hay Patch Drive, Fort Sumner, NM 88119 before you write an offer. Taylor walks buyers through the same fundamentals on every serious Panhandle ranch.

Water

Confirm stock tanks, wells, windmills, creeks, and drainage. In the Panhandle, water reliability drives both daily use and long term value.

Terrain

Match rolling mesa country, draws, creek bottom, or open grassland to your plans for cattle, recreation, or a mixed use ranch.

Access

Review county road frontage, deeded easements, gates, and interior roads. Weak access slows operations and can affect resale.

Fencing

Estimate perimeter and cross fence condition in miles, not feet. Rebuild costs add up fast on large Panhandle tracts.

Improvements

Price homes, barns, pens, blinds, and feeders against what you will keep versus replace after closing.

Neighboring Land

Look at adjacent use, boundary clarity, and shared infrastructure. What neighbors do affects habitat, privacy, and operations.

Minerals and Easements

Confirm what transfers with surface ownership and whether pipelines, power lines, or other easements cross the ranch.

County Context

Compare price per acre to recent sales in the same county with similar water and improvements. Acreage is not priced equally block by block.

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Fly This Property Before You Offer

At 10.29 acres near Fort Sumner, De Baca County, ground tours only show part of the story. Taylor can arrange a helicopter tour for qualified buyers to survey this property from above.

From the air you will see terrain, water, fencing, access roads, and neighboring context. That clarity helps you decide faster and write a cleaner offer when the ranch is the right fit.

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Due Diligence

Questions to Ask Before You Offer

Bring these to your conversation with Taylor and the seller. Solid answers reduce surprises after contract.

What water sources are included and how reliable are they through dry years?
Who owns minerals and are any leases or production active on the property?
What is the condition of perimeter and interior fencing in miles?
Are there deeded easements, shared roads, or access restrictions?
Which improvements are included and when were major systems last serviced?
Why is the seller moving now and how long has the ranch been on market?
Has the property been surveyed recently and do boundaries match the legal description?
What do neighboring landowners do that could affect your use of this ranch?

Beyond the Purchase

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