"Outdoorsman Retreat" Privacy and views into southern Colorado and north east New Mexico over a dedicated, recorded easement, fenced for convenience, with excellent steel gate at State Highway 21. The entrance is approximately 1 mile west of Miami NM. 80 +/- deeded acres with 80 shares of Miami Water Users Association and one domestic water meter. Telephone and Electricity are buried to an existing modular building which has been fitted out for habitation. Septic system is permitted to handle a three bedroom home so owner could build a new home. There is an enormous existing Pole Barn approximately 60ftby 60ft covered and 60ft by 45ft enclosed. This building is insulated and ample enough room to hold all your toys. There is a finished part to this building (approx. 19 ft by 45 ft) on slab which is excellent safe storage. The remainder is on dirt with a tall roll up door (approx. 11 ft wide and 10 ft high) letting you back in your RV, plus more. The property would suit someone wanting to build a home or have a mountain retreat with many options. There is a water trough and someone could build some horse pens and have a great base in which to access all the lower Rocky Mountains have to offer. The views from this property are some of the best available in Miami with the major peaks of the Philmont Scout Ranch, Vermejo Park Ranch and into Colorado as well as the ancient extinct volcanoes of north east New Mexico. The property is in pasture at the moment. Miami Lake is a private Lake, however ownership of this property would allow access to Miami Lake for fishing and recreation. The property is in a Special Management Zone of Game Management Unit 54. Special Management Zones are regions outside both Primary and Secondary Management Zones and elk authorizations are issued to private landowners by the department on a ranch by ranch basis. Private property owners who are qualified participants in the EPLUS program are issued authorizations for elk hunts to be distributed by the landowner. These private property authorizations can then be converted to licenses by the hunter who has acquired the authorization. Depending on how the landowner enrolled their property in the EPLUS program, and where that property is located, licenses may be valid for the entire GMU, like public draw licenses, or they may be limited to the ranch boundaries where issued. For more information on EPLUS licenses go to the New Mexico Game and Fish Department website.