Discover a hidden gem in the form of a 58.85-acre sanctuary located in the desirable Hagerman Valley, renowned for its abundant waterfowl. This property offers 55 shares of water rights, featuring a gravity-fed irrigation system with an 8-inch gated pipe, allowing for versatile agricultural possibilities. The land has historically supported crop cultivation and livestock grazing. The Bell, Buckeye and Big Bend ditches run through the entire property. The original rock house, now serving as a guest rental or caretaker's cottage, comprises two bedrooms and one bathroom within 1,320 square feet, complete with a new septic system and a century-old barn nearby. Additionally, a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence built in 1973, measuring 1,550 square feet, includes a converted garage that functions as a heated workshop, enhanced by a new heat pump and scenic views. The property also boasts two domestic wells, making such expansive parcels with water rights a rare find in the Valley. See docs tab for further details on water rights, septic systems, and property layouts.