120 Acres | Sunshine Valley | Northern New Mexico An exceptional 120-acre land offering in Sunshine Valley, Northern New Mexico, combining long-term investment potential with off-grid living and recreational ranch appeal. Surrounded by expansive open space and panoramic mountain views in every direction -Culebra Range to the north, Taos Range and Wheeler Peak to the east, Taos Plateau to the south, and the Tusas Mountains to the west- this property delivers both scale and scenery. The sellers' vision centered on a regenerative, sustainable, off-grid ranch, and substantial infrastructure and planning are already in place. Professionally designed and approved architectural plans and elevations for a primary residence and a secondary cabin are included with the purchase. Dedicated building sites for both structures have been cleared, offering a meaningful head start for future development. Approximately 80 acres have been selectively cleared of sagebrush and, in coordination with the Taos Soil and Water Conservation District, reseeded with native grasses and wildflowers to support soil health, grazing potential, and long-term land stewardship. Internal roads span the property, enhancing access and usability for ranching, recreation, or future improvements. A 20' x 100' garden plot is prepared and ready for spring planting. A 300-foot well has been drilled and approved by Taos County and is ready for pump installation. A 40-foot shipping container is already in place on the property and conveys with the sale, providing immediate on-site storage or potential utility for off-grid development. Surrounded by New Mexico State land on three sides, the property offers exceptional privacy, protected viewsheds, and access to nearby public lands--ideal for recreation, livestock, equestrian use, or a private retreat. Whether held as a legacy investment, developed as an off-grid homestead, or enjoyed as a recreational ranch, this property represents a rare opportunity to acquire large acreage with meaningful improvements in Northern New Mexico