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Ranches in Mexico are measured in hectarias. A hectaria is equal to 2.47 acres
Hacienda La Labor Santa Lucia One of the premier ranches of the Alamos region. 26 kilometers south of Alamos (30 min drive). Dating
back to 1755 with a grant from the viceroy of New Spain. Completely fenced within the last year. Named after Saint Lucy, the
patron saint of the blind. GPS survey mapping the exact boundaries of the ranch. Carta Inaffectabiladad exists signed by the
president of Mexico. 3,470 Hectarias (or 8571 acres). Two new windmills just installed. Three operating wells, two abandoned
wells. Dam holding water from a spring providing water 12 months a year. This ranch always has water even when other ranches
are dry. Many ancient rock walls (trencheras). Original Hacienda building rebuilt with new roof, outlying defense wall rebuilt
(from the Yaqui wars). Garden, 4 hectarias of Milo Maize. 2 Huge Cisterns. Forests of hardwood trees. Running creek below
the hacienda. Evidence of 3 huge rock dams from 150 years ago (destroyed in a hurricane). Considerable wildlife exists because
of a lack of hunting for many years- deer, mountain lion, bobcats, ringtail cats, peccary, racoons, macaws, green parrots,
badgers, skunks, jackrabbits,ocelots, etc. The famous "jumping bean" and a native chili called chiltapen occur naturally
on the ranch. There is a Capilla or chapel to the Virgin Mary next to the Hacienda, that the original owner promised the Pope
in Rome, that it would always be open to the people. Road system throughout the ranch. 200 year old cemetary.
Excellent cattle ranch. New transmission line (CFE) passes in front of the ranch, presently connecting the ranch house for
electrical power. 1,200,000 usd
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| Hacienda La Labor Santa Lucia-front of main ranch house |
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| Hacienda La Labor Santa Lucia- Arroyo Cochi (Javalena Creek) |
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| Hacienda La Labor Santa Lucia-work horse and old corrals |
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| Hacienda La Labor Santa Lucia-Large cistern fed by windmill, then feeds the house by gravity |
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| Hacienda La Labor Santa Lucia- lake created by dam, that is fed by spring |
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| Hacienda La Labor Santa Lucia-main entrance gate of ranch |
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| Hacienda La Labor Santa Lucia-back portal area under new roof |
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| Hacienda La Labor Santa Lucia-garden of corn and nopal |
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| Hacienda La Labor Santa Lucia-front portal of main house |
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| Hacienda La Labor Santa Lucia-milking an unwilling cow |
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| Hacienda La Labor Santa Lucia-new windmill at south end of ranch |
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| Hacienda La Labor Santa Lucia-base of new windmill at ranch's main well, note ancient dam |
PREDIO 8 RANCHO SANTA MARIA 163 hectarias
(or 403 acres), located 19 km south of Alamos. Small ranch House, dam with year around water, well, 5 fenced pastures, complete
perimeter fence and road, 25 acres of milo maize and bufa grass, corral, stone walls, gps mapped. Considerable wildlife such
as deer, javalina, dove. Natural occuring stone pools of water in the arroyo. 100,000 usd
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| Predio 8 Rancho Santa Maria-ranch house |
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| Predio 8 Rancho Santa Maria -Damed lake |
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| Predio 8 Rancho Santa Maria - rock pool of water in an arroyo on the ranch |
Rancho Cardon
550 hectarias (or 1359 acres) about 15 minutes south of Alamos. Two water courses pass through the rancho Arroyo
Alamos and Arroyo Portero, which have year around water. Corral, 4 pasteurs fenced, 1 earthern dam to capture rain water,
large brick barn, generator (although power line pass along the east edge of the ranch) 100 hectarias of African Bufa
grass for cattle, deer, javelina, and other wildlife, completely fenced, steep walled volcanic rock canyons offering great
building site views, also views to the west to the Las Frailes mountain peaks. 115 head of cattle plus horses on the ranch
now, but not included in the price.
225,000 usd
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| Rancho Cardon - Horses watering in the steep walled canyon below the barn |
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| Rancho cardon - Brick barn |
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| Rancho Cardon - arroyo alamos passing through the ranch. Deer, javelina, & other wildlife drink here |
3 small ranches
3 small
ranches of 40 hectarias each will soon be added to the site, information to follow. All about 30 minutes south of Alamos.
Near the small town of Las Flores. The new paved road Alamos to El Fuerte will pass near these ranches.
Rancho La Cieneguita
2180 Hectarias (or 5385 acres), 2 wells, 2 vaquero houses needing repairs, 12 fenced pastures, 5 earthen dams to catch
water, entire ranch fenced, abundant wildlife. Currently has cattle. East side of ranch borders the Rio Cuchicaque and west
side borders the Alamos to El fuerte road, that is being paved. About 20 minutes south of Alamos.
Photos coming
740,000 usd
Rancho El Chaparron 5 minutes north of Alamos, 125 Hectarias (309 acres), 2 wells,
along the road to San Bernardo, ranch house, many mature mesquite trees, flat land, fensed. 90,000 usd per hectaria
or 36,437 usd per acre-will sell all or part More photos to be added
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| Rancho El Chaparron - entrance gate |
Rancho Guadalupe
NE of Alamos in the mountains. 325 hectarias (or 803 acres). Many large springs that are feed by gravity to tanks. Small
ranch house, Orchard of fruit trees. Ranch produces cattle, mules and cheese.
150,000 usd
Pictures to be added
Rancho El Cafetal
400 hectarias (or 988 acres) in the mountains, 60 km south of Alamos. 2 1/2 hour drive from Alamos then a 1
1/2 hour walk or 30 minute horse ride to the main house. There are three buildings on the ranch. Two water courses come
from the steep volcanic cliffs to the east.The steep volcanic cliffs mark the edge of the property. The water courses
contain cascading streams all year and contain huge trees of many variety such as cedar, sabino, chaleton, palo colorada,
wamochi and others. A large spring that has been taped for gravity flow to a tank supplies the water to houses and cattle
(no pump necessary). Orchard of fruit trees: mangos, avocados, guayabas, limes, chimoras, huge papayas. Coffee bushes
have been planted in the orchard thus the name of the ranch. Only partially fensed. Considerable wildlife such as nesting
military macaws in the cliffs above the house, ocelots, ring tail cats, parakets, urrachis (blue jay with long tail), deer,
javalina, and other species. Due to the location on the mountain and the abundant water the ranch area near the house is semi-tropical.
Beautiful location for an eco-tourism operation.
150,000 usd
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| Rancho El Cafetal-Main House supplied by gravity spring above the house |
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| Rancho El Cafetal - one of about 50 chaleton trees on the ranch, one is about 2 meters in diameter |
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| Rancho El Cafetal - view of ranch looking east |
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| Rancho El Cafetal - horse and foot trail to house |
Rancho El Tezal
30 hectarias (or 74 acres) that are 5 minutes west of Alamos. Excellent house ( 1 bedroom, 1 bath, air conditioned,
fireplace), horse barns and corrals, well, race track for horses with grandstand & starting gates, electricity, part of
land under cultivation, well with pump, earthen dam.
150,000 usd
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| El Tezal-main house |
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| El Tezal-inside main house |
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| El Tezal-covered horse corrals |
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| El Tezal-starting blocks on race track |
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| El Tezal- pasture, fense and horse |
Rancho El Portero Esquer
30 minutes NE of Alamos (13.5 km drive), 3,300 hectarias ( or 8,151 acres) (will sell all or part). A new road has
been built from the ranch to Alamos that will cut drive time to 20 minutes. 13 dams, 3 bedroom main house with two vaquero
houses, horse barn, corrals, cattle squeeze shute, catlle loading platform, 2 running creeks, well, diesel generator, Tractor,
50 meter high radio tower. One dam has a palapa over the water and talapia fish in the same lake, many antique stone walls
seperating cattle grazing areas, much area cleared to allow growth of grass. Active cattle ranch producing beef and cheese.
Currently 600 head of cattle on ranch (not part of sale). Considerable wildlife here because the owner has not permitted hunting
on the ranch (deer, javelina, ocelot, etc.)
800,000 usd
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| Rancho Esquer - main house |
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| Rancho Esquer-lake with palapa, stocked with fish. |
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| Rancho Esquer-pasture with horse |
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| Rancho Esquer-one of two outllying worker´s homes. Cheese made here. |
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| Rancho Esquer-Covered corrals near main house |
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| Rancho Esquer-running creek on ranch |
Rancho Conejo
16 km south of Alamos on the road to El Fuerte (soon to be paved), 1050 hectarias ( or 2,594 acres). Basically
a plateau up to and west of the Cuchicaque River. House (needs new roof) with swimming pool on cliff edge overlooking
the river, work sheds, 5 huge water tank towers that allow gravity flow to the entire ranch, farming equipment (
3 tractors), well in the river with 30 horse pump (well never goes dry), electricity with ranch's own transformer. Many Sabino
trees on the river. Views down the river and up to the Los Frailes Mountains are incredible. Has been under cultivation
in the past and presently the owner is putting in 5 hectarias of garbanzos which will be sold to Spain. Tracks of many racoons
and deer are found in the wet mud of the river.
750,000 usd or best offer
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| Rancho Conejo-Rio Cuchicaqui flowing along the south boundary |
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| Rancho Conejo- house on cliff above river, tractor |
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| Rancho Conejo-swimming pool next to house on cliff edge |
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| Rancho Conejo-Rio Cuchicaque directly below house, note sabino trees |
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| Rancho Conejo- holding tank with well, at base of cliff in the river. |
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| Rancho Conejo-fishing for catfish, perch and bluegill in river just below the ranch. Note Sabinos |
Rancho La Canada de San Juan
88 Hectaria (or 217 acres) ranch 30 minutes south of Alamos, bordered on the north by Rio Cuchicaqui. Active cattle
ranch. 3 room stone house made from local shale like stone on the ranch. 5 meter deep well pumped by gas driven motor to a
5000 liter cistern on a hill, then gravity feed back to corrals. No electricity but main power line runs 500 meters north
of ranch border, which can be tapped into for ranch use. Completely fensed. Has been used for agriculture in the past of
alfalfa, corn and tomatoes-lots of flat land near the well. Large mesquite, sabino and cottonwood trees.
100,000 usd
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| Rancho La Canada de San Juan- moving cattle |
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| Rancho La Canada de San Juan - flat agricultural land |
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| Rancho La Canada de San Juan- well with pump |
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| Rancho La Canada de San Juan- 3 room stone house |
Rancho Compostuelo
3,600 hectarias (or 8,892 acres), excellent well on top of a hill that allows for gravity feed of water to other areas
of main ranch headquarters, main brick house on hill is 1 bedroom air conditioned with large portals, 3 small workers
houses, 35x11 meter barn, corrals, large water storage tank, great views of the Las Frailes mountains, electric power, next
to the Alamos to El Fuerte road which will be paved, 30 minutes south of alamos.
950,000usd
photos to be added
RANCHO JAIZE
6 KM south of Alamos, 28 hectarias (or 69 acres), excellent well 25 meters deep, with pump to ranch house, ranch
house one bedroom, one bath, outside kitchen, out house, dam for summer rain with over flow rock lined channel and bridge
to house, with rock wall on side of dam near house. Many mesquite and jaize trees.Completely fensed with expensive 5
wire with verticle wire for calves into 3 pasteurs, Electricity
105,000 usd
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| Jaize Rancho-entrance |
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| Jaize Rancho - 1 bedroom Ranch house |
Rancho Arroyo Los Cochis
500 hectarias (or 1235 acres), unimproved ranch land, power line on road, no well but high probability of subsurface
water, large trees. 30 min drive south of Alamos
100,000 usd
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| Rancho Arroyo Los Cochis-arroyo where a well could be dug |
ETCHOJOA FARM LAND
Prime agriculture land between Huatabampo and Navajoa. 120 hectarias ( 297 acres). Completely flat. Currently under cultivation.
Water by public irrigation canal. Large brick structure for storage of equipment, Electricity with transformers, some
trees, road system, a well exists but not in use.
580,000 usd
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| Etchojoa Farm land - fields |
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| Etchojoa Farm Land - Brick building to act as stoarge and work area |
GUSTAVO´S RANCH
50 hectarias (124 acres) cattle ranch, no electricity, fensed, water in arroyo along south boundary of ranch. About
10 km south of Alamos. Road to ranch from main Alamos/El Fuerte Road. Photos to be added. 80, 000 usd
CUQUITA´S RANCH
90 hectarias (or 222 acres) near Piedras Verdes mine 3 km north of Alamos, mesquite trees, rolling hills, turquoise
and opals have been found here.
65,000 usd
Photos to be added
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