Attention those who like to live in a remote mountain wilderness totally off the grid on nearly 10 acres of land with beautiful views all around. Once inside the gate, on the left of the road and shed, there is a concrete platform where a fifth wheel is currently situated. The fifth wheel does not convey. Going straight you will see a large dome. The shell of the dome was mostly constructed when the Las Conchas fire burned it, melting the insulation creating an orange-ish color. It would need to be re-insulated, and covered with more concrete and siding. It was to be three stories with a huge deck out to the SE. Plans could be available to an interested party. There is a small solar electric system installed. Also, there is a septic system installed, designed to handle the 5 bedroom 3 bath dome home that was burned.
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