Eric Turpen - Clift Land Brokers

80+/- acres in Carlsbad, NM

This is a beautiful property with many potential uses. The property includes frontage along both banks of the Pecos River, offering fishermen or hunters excellent recreational options. A portion of the property along E. Wood Ave. is not in the floodplain and would provide a great location for building a home. The laser-leveled farmland is currently growing 56.86 acres of alfalfa and is leased to a neighbor for $6,720.00 per year. Possession is available at closing. There are 57.6 acres of CID water rights allowing for a total diversion of 172.8 acre-feet. Additionally, there are 57.6 acres of supplemental water …

Eslabon Properties, in cooperation with Clift Land Brokers, is excited to offer this unique commercial property. The TBP Slaughter Plant, located east of Morton, Texas, was originally constructed in 1973 as a beef processing facility and renovated in 1997 to meet EU specifications. Most recently used as a horse and game processing plant, the facility has been inactive since 1999. It is designed to operate with a capacity of 200 animals per day shift. Facility Overview: Building Area: The plant encompasses an estimated 26,600 square feet, including 11,100 square feet of refrigerated space. Principal Rooms: Slaughter floor with 11′ rail …

UNDER CONTRACT We are pleased to offer this well-maintained dryland farm in eastern New Mexico. Currently leased to a neighboring farmer, the property offers the option for the buyer to take possession upon completion of the current wheat harvest. The farm includes a livestock well on the north side and features fine sandy loam soils, making it ideal for continued agricultural use. This flat and productive farm presents a great opportunity for crop production or livestock operations in a desirable rural location. Disclaimer: The information provided has been obtained from the owner and other reliable sources. However, Clift Land Brokers …

80+/- acres in Carlsbad, NM

TBP Slaughter Plant | Morton, Texas

Nice Dryland Farm in Eastern New Mexico