9-Acre Luxury Estate in Anthony, NM for Sale - Equ
Anthony, New Mexico
$2,200,000
Added on 2/10/2025
Property Features
- Equine Facilities
- Orchard
- Home
- Arena
- Water Well
- Water Rights
Property Description
Welcome to this income-producing luxury estate in the highly sought-after Upper Valley. Perfectly situated on 9.1 acres of tranquil countryside, this exceptional property offers the best of both worlds—peaceful country living just minutes from the city.
This remarkable estate features an expansive main residence, a thriving pecan orchard, a versatile guest home, a full equine facility, and a dog boarding setup—providing multiple revenue streams or an opportunity for personal enjoyment.
The 6,000± sq ft main home boasts five bedrooms and six bathrooms, designe
Location
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