The town was established as a rail stop on the El Paso and Southwestern Railroad, becoming a vital hub for shipping cattle from the surrounding region. The name "Rodeo" comes from the Spanish word rodear, meaning "to surround" or "to go around," referring to the railroad's route around the Chiricahua Mountains. While its cattle-shipping days are over, Rodeo has attracted a community of artists, astronomers, and other desert dwellers who appreciate its open spaces and quiet atmosphere. It now serves as a quiet desert outpost known for its natural beauty, burgeoning arts scene, and a small population of artists and astronomers. The Chiricahua Art Museum, and various well-known artists invite visitors to explore and enjoy.

There are hiking, bird-watching, amenities, and area celebrations (there is always a 4th of July parade) to bring visitors in. The community center is often the hub of community activities and events. Church services are often held here, as are weddings, funerals, and celebrations. While visiting, be sure to drop into the Sky Island Grill a few miles up the road for some great food and cold beverages with amazing views!

Land Information:

Legal: Caballod De Las Estrellas Lot 11-C

Address: 71 Estrella Pkwy, Rodeo, NM 88056

ACC# 0017271

UPC: 3127161346330

Size: 11.13 Acres

Dimensions: 375' X 1300'

GPS: Approximate GPS Coordinates

31.9278, -109.0479 (NW Corner)

31.9278, -109.0467 (NE Corner)

31.9241, -109.0467 (SE Corner)

31.9241, -109.0479 (SW Corner)

31.9260, -109.0473 (Center)

Owner financing available, please inquire. No credit checks, everyone qualifies. We accept all major credit cards. All cash offers are considered.

Document preparation fee: $299

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