The ranch consists of approximately 1,700 deeded acres along with nearby BLM and State lease ground that expand opportunities for riding and recreation. Sitting at approximately 5,000 feet in elevation, the property enjoys a cooler, more moderate climate than the desert floor near Lordsburg while offering convenient year-round access directly off the highway.

The landscape features gently rolling desert grasslands, scenic canyon country, and wide-open terrain ideal for horseback riding, training, and exploring. Wood Canyon runs through the heart of the ranch, creating natural shelter, diverse terrain, and striking scenery that enhance both recreational riding and the overall ranch experience.

Bordering the southwestern edge of Gila National Forest, the ranch benefits from exceptional privacy, protected viewsheds, and direct access to expansive public land for endless trail riding and outdoor adventure. To the west, panoramic desert views stretch toward Mount Graham, where dramatic sunsets and passing weather systems define the landscape.

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Improvements

Bradbery Ranch includes practical ranch infrastructure well suited for equestrian use, with existing corrals and pens that can easily support horse handling, training, boarding, or future barn improvements. The layout emphasizes functionality, making the property ready for immediate recreational or horse property use while still offering room for customization.

Water infrastructure is a standout feature. A strong-producing well in excess of 11 GPM supplies a pipeline distribution system feeding multiple water tanks placed throughout the ranch, providing reliable water access for horses across the property. Electrical power is already in place, offering flexibility for future improvements such as barns, arenas, RV hookups, or additional equestrian facilities.

The ranch is fully perimeter fenced, creating secure boundaries and straightforward management for horses and livestock alike. Natural pasture divisions, varied terrain, and established ranch roads provide easy access throughout the property for riding, trailers, and day-to-day ranch operations.

*Seller is open to leasing back the property for his cattle.

Recreation

Bradbery Ranch is located within New Mexico Game Management Unit 23 and offers a beautiful blend of ranching, equestrian, and recreational lifestyle appeal in the heart of southwestern New Mexico. The property is home to native wildlife including pronghorn antelope, mule deer, Coues deer, and the occasional coatimundi, adding to the natural beauty and character of the landscape.

Bordering the expansive Gila National Forest, the ranch provides direct access to endless opportunities for horseback riding, trail exploration, hiking, and wildlife observation. The diverse terrain and scenic surroundings create an ideal setting for those seeking an authentic

Agriculture

Bradbery Ranch offers a versatile blend of native forage, rolling terrain, water resources, and functional pasture layout that supports both agricultural and equestrian use. The ranch is well-suited for horses, with expansive riding country, natural grazing, and the space and infrastructure necessary for a private equestrian retreat, training operation, or working ranch lifestyle.

The property has been thoughtfully maintained with an emphasis on functionality, accessibility, and day-to-day usability. Its practical layout and established improvements allow a new owner to transition seamlessly into ranch, horse, or recreational use while enjoying the natural beauty and open landscapes of southwestern New Mexico.

Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources

Water is a valuable and dependable asset of Bradbery Ranch. The property is supported by a high-producing well with pipeline distribution delivering water to multiple tanks throughout the ranch, providing reliable water access for livestock and horses alike. The established water system supports rotational grazing, equestrian use, and overall operational functionality across the property’s diverse terrain.

Mineral rights, if any are owned, will be conveyed with the sale.

Region & Climate

Bradbery Ranch is located in the high desert of southern New Mexico at approximately 5,000 feet in elevation, resulting in a true four-season climate with noticeable day-to-night temperature swings. Summers are warm to hot and generally dry, with daytime highs commonly reaching the upper 80s to mid-90s, while evenings cool into the 60s due to elevation.

Winters are typically mild, with daytime highs in the 50s and low 60s and overnight lows dropping into the 20s and low 30s. Snowfall is light and infrequent, with most winters seeing little accumulation. Annual precipitation averages roughly 10 to 13 inches, with the majority arriving during the summer monsoon season from July through September. These seasonal storms play an important role in supporting native grasses and forage across the ranch.

Overall, the climate supports sustainable grazing, low weather-related disruptions, and comfortable year-round ranch operations.

History

Bradbery Ranch is located in Hidalgo County, New Mexico, with convenient access just off New Mexico Highway 90 between Silver City and Lordsburg. The ranch is approximately 31 miles southwest of Silver City and 14 miles northeast of Lordsburg, offering an ideal balance of accessibility and privacy.

Silver City is a historic and charming mountain town known for its arts scene, local restaurants, and proximity to the Gila Wilderness, while Lordsburg provides practical access to fuel, supplies, and services. The ranch is located roughly 14 miles from Interstate 10, allowing efficient eastwest travel across southern New Mexico and into neighboring states.

Las Cruces is approximately two hours away, and commercial air service is available in El Paso and Tucson, making Bradbery Ranch well positioned for both regional and out-of-state travel.

Location

Bradbery Ranch is located in Hidalgo County, New Mexico, with convenient access just off New Mexico Highway 90 between Silver City and Lordsburg. The ranch is approximately 31 miles southwest of Silver City and 14 miles northeast of Lordsburg, offering an ideal balance of accessibility and privacy.

Silver City is a historic and charming mountain town known for its arts scene, local restaurants, and proximity to the Gila Wilderness, while Lordsburg provides practical access to fuel, supplies, services, and the access point to Interstate 10, allowing efficient eastwest travel across southern New Mexico and into neighboring states.

Las Cruces is approximately two hours away, and commercial air service is available in El Paso and Tucson, making Bradbery Ranch well positioned for both regional and out-of-state travel.