Off-grid cabin bordering national forest and within walking distance of fly-fishing stream/river. Started building in 1999 and finished in 2021. Elk, bear, turkey, and deer are seen regularly in the area. The nearest town is 17 miles away and there is no cell-phone reception at this location. House is currently wired for satellite TV, telephone, and internet. Built using log construction and is heated by wood stove only. Average annual snowfall is between 10 and 15 feet based on the owner's yearly measurements. House is completely off the grid with solar and wind power, and a gasoline generator for emergencies. It has a deep-well that is 80 feet underground and 20 feet below water level. It has a 500-gallon septic tank. Security is provided by a sophisticated, one-of-a-kind, electronic security system with micro-pulse radar that detects motion through windows and walls. It also talks and barks to warn off anyone who gets too close. If you enjoy trout fishing, the Rio de la Vacas is a 10-minute walk from the cabin and is rated one of the 10 best fly-fishing streams in New Mexico. All 6-acres are wooded with pine, spruce, and aspen trees. Warning, this house cannot be left unattended all winter; the batteries must remain charged to prevent freezing. Sell price includes appliances, furniture, generator (fully furnished).
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