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Our River, Our Future Visiting the Oasis Ghost Town, Real Food exposure Page 11 Page 25 Page 33 Arts & Leisure in Southern New Mexico SEPTEMBER 2019 Volume 24 • Number 9 2 • SEPTEMBER 2019 www.desertexposure.com www.SmithRealEstate.com Call or Click Today! (575) 538-5373 or 1-800-234-0307 505 W. College Avenue • PO Box 1290 • Silver City, NM 88062 Quality People, Quality Service for over 40 years! A new home? NEW LISTING! Silver TURN-KEY READY NEW LISTING! BIG & Becky - Ext 11 Heights – Convenient to Becky - Ext 11 Country Home or Getaway NEW LISTING – 4 ROOMY home has vaulted Becky - Ext 11 – This nearly-new home on 10 acres Everything!We Artful roomy just home with found ours! BEDROOMS for only Becky - Ext 11 has stunning views in all directions, great indoor and outdoor living areas + ceilings, tiled floors and lots of cubic feet! $110,000! 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MINUTES TO TOWN & VERY CLOSE TO multi-wide home on property for an available in the street. Wonderful FT. BAYARD GAME REFUGE. Additional Underground utilities available including MLS# 36608. $32,000 opportunity to have a live work situation. acreage available. MLS# 36606 $150,500 water. Site built or true modular homes views! Also see MLS# 36453. allowed, 1300 minimum square footage. See MLS #36474 for residential property MLS#36454 $75,000 Want more acreage? Four additional 3/4 information. MLS# 36506 $198,000 acre lots available on the south side. Septic needed. MLS #36562 $15,000 You are about to encounter a 21st Hidden in Salt Creek Canyon Century, Southwestern Ranch Style lies a 13 acre jewel, bordering Home in the small corner of New Gila National Wilderness. This Mexico that was home to many famous turn key equestrian property could gunslingers, including Billy the Kid. This SO CLOSE TO TOWN - 10 TOP TO BOTTOM also serve as a perfect family, corporate or church retreat. The Old est. 1920 adobe ranch home custom built home borders National Forest, acre parcel with a well - RENOVATION ON A on 40 acres with mature landscaping, fruit COMMERCIAL BUILDING AT 2715 square foot executive home that just may be worth renovating. horses OK. Solid producing comes partially furnished and trees and a commanding wisteria canopy THE NW CORNER OF LITTLE Formerly a drive through smoke well, tested at 10 gallons a boasts two custom kiva fi replaces, This home overlooks the gila valley on the front porch, lending a special WALNUT RD. & US HWY. 180W. shop with windows on both ambiance for outdoor entertaining. Main minute for 8 hours. Property is 3 bedrooms, two baths with a and has views of the Mogollon 2015 remodel with 3 offi ces, sides, plenty of parking if retail large covered deck to sit back and Home boasts almost 3,000 sq ft of fl owing at the end of Canyon Country mountains. There is a single wide fl oor plan. Saltillo fl oors throughout the reception, 1/2 bath, & storage were desired. City utilities and take in the fresh mountain air. Two Estates off a cul-de-sac. Some room w/sink. A 1973 single-wide bedrooms are large enough to fi t home give it the traditional fl avor of the Highway 90 frontage for easy mobile on the property that shares southwest. Open kitchen/den with breakfast low oaks throughout. Long offi ce trailer is also included. It multiple beds. The 3rd bedroom water from the only well. Very serene area. The formal living and dining area range views to the south and has 3 offi ces, reception area, access and visibility. The building has a loft, for even more sleeping are where you can entertain a crowd, west. Driveway has been cut and two 1/2 baths. Currently is approximately 462 square feet of area. The property has two large property with irrigation ditch fl owing conveniently located just off the kitchen. barns and round pen and could be in. Several good building sites available for rent @ $650/month. heated and cooled retail space for your gateway to endless riding or at the western edge of the property. Cozy guest wing and offi ce allow for a to be picked from. Some offer This commercial property is level of privacy. Two apartments are set up walk in or drive through. Come take hiking in the Gila. A real sanctuary MLS# 36601. attractively priced, and can $80,000 each with separate driveways, entrances, all around views and some are a look today. MLS# 36588 $198,000 to an abundance of turkey, deer, heating and cooling, respectively. There is more sheltered. serve as a live/work space. elk, black bear, bobcat, lion and a grand ol’ art and craft room as well. MLS# 36623 $65,000 MLS# 36164. $99,900 prime hawk and eagle habitat. MLS# 36381. $689,000 MLS# 36338 $539,000 DESERT EXPOSURE SEPTEMBER 2019 • 3 PUBLISHER Richard Coltharp 1740-A Calle de Mercado Contents 575-524-8061 Las Cruces, NM 88005 [email protected] 575-524-8061 www.desertexposure.com 19 EDITOR 30 Elva K. Österreich 575-680-1978 [email protected] ADVERTISING COORDINATOR Pam Rossi 575-635-6614 Desert Exposure is published [email protected] monthly and distributed free of charge at choice establishments throughout southern New Mexico. SILVER CITY SALES Mail subscriptions are $54 plus tax Mariah Walker 575-993-8193 for 12 issues. Single copies by mail [email protected] $4. All contents © 2019 OPC News, LLC. All rights reserved. No portion DISTRIBUTION of this publication may be reproduced 30 COORDINATOR without written permission. Teresa Tolonen 575-680-1841 All rights to material by outside contributors revert to the author. 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