San Gabriel de Rito

Nestled in the tall pines of northern New Mexico, a bubbling perennial stream bisects the acreage with a broad grassy meadow. The property is an inholding surrounded by Forest Service land on three sides, providing an unparalleled opportunity for a mountain retreat. The land sits at an elevation of 8,700 feet, an idyllic landscape representative of the lower reaches of the Rocky Mountains. This property has had only three owners in the past 100 years.

When you arrive on site, the cool breeze ruffles your hair, and one of the first things you see is the historic grand lodge, built in 1926 by Carol Stanley as an expansion of her San Gabriel Ranch. The ranch was known as the Canjilon Camp, and Carol hosted Santa Fe's famous art, literary, and anthropology colony in the 1920s- 30s for many adventurous trips.

Act quickly, as land this special doesn't come along often.