95 Mesa Verde Rd, Jemez Springs, NM 87025

Interior remodeling in progress. Two bedrooms need trim, hallway/library needs drywall/paint and floor, second bathroom needs tile on walls and floor. We plan to finish in fall and list at full price. In the meantime $110k as is. Started Homestead, bordered to the SF National Forest for effectively unlimited backyard space * 1.1 acre lot * 2300sf home * 300 sf attached deck on South face * 2 bath, 3+ bedrooms * lots of storage space, attic, pantry, lofts, many kitchen cabinets * Metal roof with permanent anchors to make roof maintenance and chimney care safe and easy * wood siding re-stained in 2014 * solar room on SE end of house - great for starting plants Outbuildings include * 500sf shop/studio - metal siding, metal roof, 2/3 carpeted studio space/homeschool room, 1/3 concrete floor shop work space * 110 sf dome * 120 sf metal shed for firewood storage * 240cf lean-to walk in produce cooler * 32sf waterfowl shelter * 144sf Ussery style natural poultry barn, multi-level design for birds or small livestock * 32sf “Deek’s Homeless Hut” Tiny Houses micro shelter * 8x16ft pallet wall storage shed homesteaders accessories include * 8 cf solar dehydrator * 32cf micro-livestock worm bin * 300sf 6ft chain link pen * terraced garden spaces * herb garden with perennial mints, sages, oregano, chives, thyme and lavender * x cords of wood, ready to stack and split * x cords split, stacked firewood * plentiful supply of reclaimed lumber for smaller DIY projects * plant pots and containers * reclaimed windows for developing more cold frames, green house, or solar heaters. Childrens’ delights include * swingset * 18 foot round sand bed * 10x10ft, two story, playhouse with slide * 6x6f play sand box * treehouse Location Features * SF National Forest starts at your backyard * Jemez River a short, easy, hike from the house - every day can be a picnic day * lot is south facing slope warm in winter * lot is at the top, no risk of flooding * lot has been groomed for fire safety * wooded lot was initially overgrown, now thinned according to landscape restoration project standards and ready for seeding with pasture seed or native grasses