Bradbery Ranch
Lordsburg, New Mexico
$2,500,000
Added on 12/1/2025



Property Description
Bradbery Ranch is an exceptional southern New Mexico equestrian property featuring ±1,700 deeded acres with additional BLM and State lease ground for extended riding access. Bordering the Gila National Forest, the ranch offers reliable water infrastructure, fenced pastures, and endless opportunity for trail riding, training, and creating a premier horse property in a private ranch setting.
Land
Bradbery Ranch takes its name from a young daughter’s handwritten misspelling that became part of the ranch’s identity — a reflection of the family roots and personal connection beh
Location
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