Guadalupe Historic & Railyard

Vista Redonda

Just north of Tesuque, this upscale neighborhood with custom homes on large lots boasts some of the best panoramic views to the north and west of any development in Sa...

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Tesuque Village

Tesuque Village, just 10 minutes north of Santa Fe, offers a serene escape with its lush piñon trees, artistic charm, and luxurious adobe-style homes, all nestled in a...

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Taos Area

Close to Taos Pueblo, the Native American village and tribe from which it takes its name.

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Casa Alegre

One of the developments created by Stamm in the 50s, Casa Alegre is home to solidly built homes that create a small town neighborhood feel.

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Museum Hill

Museum Hill is named for the area that surrounds the Museum Complex on Old Santa Fe Trail - International Folk Art Museum, The Wheelwright, and others.

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Guadalupe Historic & Railyard

This little neighborhood is a collection of beautifully renovated adobes and new condos in the heart of Santa Fe.

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Santa Fe Estates

Some lots in the hills offer 360 degree views, some a beautiful view of the Santa Fe city lights.

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Santa Fe Summit

Both the Summit and Sierra del Norte are two of the city’s premier developments.

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Sierra del Norte

Boasting mouthwatering west and northern views, Santa Fe’s newer luxury developments.

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Estancia Primera

Some of the most distinguished newer homes in Santa Fe.

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Old Las Vegas Highway

The atmosphere is rural and the views can be glorious.

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La Barberia & Overlook

All have wonderful views of the Sandias and famous Santa Fe sunsets.

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Casa Solana

A desirable neighborhood with homes priced from the low $300s to the mid $500s.

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Hyde Park Estates

You're still close enough in that you’re close to the Santa Fe Plaza and Canyon Road.

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Tano Road

Wth 360-degree views of the Sangre de Cristos and Jemez Mountains.

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Turquoise Trail | Highway 14

Most lots come with acreage of at least an acre, and many with more.

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Pueblo Encantado

Small villages are interspersed with newer subdivisions perched on the hills.

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Rancho Viejo

Southwestern landscape and reflects the rich cultural heritage of New Mexico.

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Nava Ade

It is served by Pinon Elementary, Capshaw Middle School, and Santa Fe High School.

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South Capitol

It was established in the early part of the 20th Century.

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Sol Y Lomas

A subdivision southeast of downtown Santa Fe just off of Old Pecos Trail.

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Quail Run

All reside in a secure, gated environment allowing you to relax and enjoy.

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Historic Eastside

East of the Historic Santa Fe Plaza, this area boasts some of Santa Fe's most iconic homes on streets like Palace, Alameda, Cerro Gordo, and Canyon Road

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Canyon Road

Has long-established residences as well as the Randall Davey Audubon Center.

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Zocolo

Within walking distance of the Casa Solana shopping area is a treat.

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Monte Sereno

It captures your spirit with its own. You do not choose Santa Fe – it chooses you.

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La Tierra

The world-famous Santa Fe Opera is also located in the northwest part of town.

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La Tierra Nueva

A planned subdivision with beautiful homes and extra large lots.

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Aldea

The world-famous Santa Fe Opera is also located in the northwest part of town.

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Nambe Area

Perched high in the mountains have a church or Santaurio of significance.

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Los Alamos

Creativity abounds in Los Alamos and White Rock and plays a major role in community life.

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La Cienega Area

Includes Remuda Ridge, the race track area and the Ranchos de la Luna subdivision.

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Glorieta, Pecos & Rowe

These areas are ideal for those wanting peaceful seclusion.

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Cerrillos & Madrid

With an ice cream parlor and old-fashioned businesses, feels other-worldly.

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Abiquiu Area

Some of the most beautiful landscapes New Mexico has to offer.

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Galisteo & Lamy

Charming adobe village homes and beautiful view homes on acreage.

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Highway 285

Lovely tree-covered artist and ranching villages are surrounded by gently rolling hills.

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Las Campanas

In the tree-stusdded rolling hills northwest of town are Las Campanas.

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Eldorado

Only twenty minutes from Santa Fe and feels like a transition between city and country.

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Santa Fe County Southwest

Most of the communities located here have extraordinary views of the Jemez.

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Santa Fe County Northwest

The world-famous Santa Fe Opera is also located in the northwest part of town.

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Santa Fe County Southeast

Rolling hills of pinon and juniper with the high-elevation nestled in mountainous terrain.

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Tesuque Area

This area is made up of adobe fixer-uppers and architectural gems.

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Santa Fe City Southwest

Close to town, this small area provides a quiet, family-oriented community.

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Santa Fe City Northwest

With beautiful mature trees, sidewalks, and paved streets.

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Santa Fe City Southeast

These neighborhoods boast some of Santa Fe’s most photographed homes.

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Santa Fe City Northeast

Well-established historic adobes stand next to newer, award-winning architecture.

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