A massive 110,000 -hectare farm in New Mexico, larger than the city of Denver, just galloped in the market at a stunning price of $ 68.5 million, making its large debut after more than 45 years under the reign of a family.
Located near the remote village of the fence lake, this property – known as Atarque Ranch – has been a beloved attraction to the Yates family since 1978, a background in the oil and gas wealth of Yates Corp
The decision to divide with this broken paradise stems from the passage of John Yates Sr., who, during his three brothers, gained the action of the Earth’s decades, according to Global MANSION.
His death three years ago at the age of 93 made the family see a new administrator.
“We will miss the farm,” said Trey Yates, Vice President of the Abo Family Empire for The Outlet, mentioning that the sale matches a strong market.
“But the market is good now. It’e’s a business decision.”
The family, known for its recreational use of property, issued a state that expresses its hope: “Looking for a new administrator to preserve the natural bears of the farm, the wild life and the important heritage of the local America.”
Trey Yates III, now 30 years old and nephew of the late John Yates Sr., carries beloved memories of the earth.
As a child, he roams his various terrain – extending from the tall plates to the Goyons and the inclusive pastures – revealing the relics of the past.
“Never know what you will find,” he said, remembering the emotion of discovering the arrows and pieces of pottery between the local Petroglyphs and the remnants of early settlers.
Ranch, called for its Spanish translation “Earthhen dam”, doubles as a sacred flowering place of wildlife – house for bull elk, mule deer and pronghorn antelope – and a functioning cattle operation.
Real estate Broker Jeff Buerger from Hall and Hall, who ranked property on Sunday, underlines his unique attraction.
“Extremely is extremely well -trapped – there is not much public access,” he told Global Mansion, emphasizing his status as a Hunting ground for the Elk.
The farm headquarters, accessible on your 36th highway and approximately 160 miles from Albuquerque, contains a main four bedroom settlement, two bathrooms, a three -bedroom manager and a set of buildings including a metal barn, a log barn and accessories.
With 26 wells, a spring and 105 stock ponds, the property also holds a rare decree on water rights covering nearly 60 hectares – a small asset in the region.
Buerger points to the untouched seduction of the Earth, from its dramatic rock exits, Arroyos and more.
“There are really beautiful things about the land,” he said. “There is no slight pollution, so the star’s scaffold is extraordinary.”
He added that finding a property comparable to this award in New Mexico, or even in the Montana High Farm market, would be a challenge.
The Roots of the Yates family in the development of resources trace in 1924, when Martin Yates Jr. And his wife, Mary, hit Oil with Illinois No. 3 of them in Eddy County, the first trade success in state lands.
Their four sons – Harvey, Martin II, St. Clair Peyton (PS) and John – carried the inheritance forward, forming arts and wider region.
PS Yates founded Yates Drilling Co., sold later, while its descendants founded Santo Petroleum in 2010. Alongside Abo Empire and Sharbro Energy, various family properties reflect a century of the enterprise.
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