The Lake Sumner Ranch is a unique 19,907+/- acre ranch property in DeBaca and Guadalupe Counties, New Mexico, offering both productive ranching and diverse recreational opportunities. Situated between Fort Sumner and Santa Rosa, the ranch features scenic landscapes with rolling hills, elevated benches, and river valley riparian ecology, particularly along the Pecos River and Lake Sumner. Notable water features include approximately 7+/- miles of Pecos River frontage, two large lakes, and multiple water wells, providing excellent livestock water and recreational opportunities. The ranch consists of well-maintained infrastructure, ranch headquarters, and livestock facilities. The Lake Sumner Ranch benefits from seasonal grazing on the Pecos River and Lake Sumner bottom, allowing for the crucial rest of the majority of the ranch during the growing season. The property is enrolled in GRP and CRP programs, generating generous supplemental income. With a combination of agricultural production, wildlife habitat, and recreational appeal, the Lake Sumner Ranch is a highly desirable investment.

The Facts:

~ 19,907+/- total acres situated along the Pecos River and Sumner Lake in DeBaca and Guadalupe Counties

~ 18,182+/- deeded acres, 819+/- state lease acres, 80+/- BLM lease acres, 826+/- BOR lease acres

~ Excellent water features with approximately seven miles of Pecos River frontage, Lake Sumner frontage, 17+/- acre lake, and a 10+/- acre lake

~ Six wells with numerous drinking troughs and water storage

~ Diverse topography ranging from dramatic breaks, scenic creek bottoms, and rolling uplands

~ Owner-rated carrying capacity of approximately 500 AUs

~ 13 main pastures

~ Livestock shipping and working pens

~ Functional improvements consisting of the main house, bunk house, guest house, hand house and shop

~ Excellent hunting and game habitat with a diverse collection of wildlife, including whitetail deer, mule deer, quail, waterfowl, turkey and varmints

~ Fishing opportunities in two lakes on the ranch, as well as recreational opportunities on adjoining Lake Sumner

~ Generous supplemental income provided by long-term GRP and CRP contracts

~ All owned mineral and alternative energy rights will be conveyed with the property