luxury houses for sale Rio Arriba County, United States

In the heart of the small community of La Madera, near Abiquiú and Ojo Caliente, this welcoming home and guesthouse are surrounded by nature on seven beautiful acres along the banks of the Ojo Caliente River. Built in 2002 and on the market for the first time, the 2,400-square-foot residence offers a living area, a den, a gym, other generous spaces accented by pine woodwork, enjoyable deck space, a woodstove, relatively new appliances, and wood, tile, and laminate flooring. The 1,700-square-foot guesthouse is completely self-sufficient and includes a living area, a kitchen, and a private entrance. Together the homes provide five bedrooms with baths. Garaging for four cars is attached, and the property also offers a sizable freestanding garage for tractors, campers, or trailers for horses and cattle. The grounds feature a fire pit, flagstone patios, walking areas, and a gentle path that meanders through the cottonwoods to a trail that leads to the river. Much of the surrounding land and mountains are under the purview of the Bureau of Land Management and will not be developed. Ownership includes enviable surface irrigation water rights.

Stunning 6+ acres in the scenic Embudo Valley known for its small organic farms and vineyards. Includes a two bedroom home, casita, 200 sq ft art studio, 1 bedroom adobe house, storage shed, orchard and garden areas, greenhouse, chicken coop, small pond, shade trees, trails, healthy well, forested area, river frontage, and views of the surrounding hills and mesas. Live green in this haven for birds, bees, and other wildlife. This special house, the first legally permitted straw bale house in New Mexico, has 1 ½ baths, laundry room that provides ample storage space, patios, and a deck that looks out over the trees of the riparian bosque. The high R-value keeps you cozy in the winter and cool in the summer. Wood floors. Gorgeous ceilings with vigas. Picture windows in the dining area. Fenced back yard. The straw bale casita has incredible floor-to-ceiling antique doors that open to a beautifully designed patio with sunset views of the surrounding hills and mesas. Newly renovated kitchen. Gorgeous tilework in the bathroom. New refrigerator and washing machine. Tile floors. It also has radiant heat, a wood stove, and a mini split for AC and additional heat. Lovingly tended orchard and garden spaces are drip irrigated. You can also use the 1 peon of water rights from the Acequia del Llano or collected rainwater. Large vegetable garden with strawberries and blackberries. Raised beds. Many native flowering shrubs that require little to no care. Young heritage apple and other fruit trees ready to bear fruit. Adobe house under renovation being sold as is. Electric and plumbing are roughed in. Ready for you to complete and make it your own.

Take a step back in time and enjoy quiet country living in the cool mountains surrounded by beauty and the views of the breathtaking Truchas Peaks. This double adobe home has been family owned for generations and is now ready for you to move in. The home consists of three bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, a kitchen with eating area and living room with a wood stove. Two Taps for the Community Water and Community Sewer. Several upgrades to the home have been made in the past several years. The grounds have an older 911 sq foot older, adobe structure used as storage although could be renovated and used as a guest house or additional living space. An older log barn structure is perfect for a hay barn, atv storage, garden storage. The property is fully fenced and situated on 6.781 acres tucked off of County Road 75, the main road through Truchas. The land includes surface irrigation rights for over 5 acres. This could be a great horse property or an opportunity for an agricultural endeavor. Less than one hour drive to Santa Fe, Taos and Los Alamos. Outdoor enthusiasts may love the location for the sporting opportunities to snow ski, hike, fish, bicycle, horseback riding and atv'ing to name just a few. Truchas is just a short drive or hike to public lands including the Carson National Forest, Pecos Wilderness and Santa Fe National Forest.

Stunning 5+ acre property in the scenic Embudo Valley known for its small organic farms and vineyards. Includes a two bedroom home, one bedroom casita, 200 sq ft art studio, storage shed, orchard and garden areas, greenhouse, chicken coop, small pond, shade trees, trails, healthy well, forested area, river frontage, and views of the surrounding hills and mesas. Live green in this haven for birds, bees, and other wildlife. This special house, the first legally permitted straw bale house in New Mexico, has 1 ½ baths, laundry room that provides ample storage space, patios, and a deck that looks out over the trees of the riparian bosque. The high R-value keeps you cozy in the winter and cool in the summer. Wood floors. Gorgeous ceilings with vigas. Bancos. Picture windows in the dining area. Fenced back yard. The straw bale casita has incredible floor-to-ceiling antique doors that open to a beautifully designed patio with sunset views of the surrounding hills and mesas. Newly renovated kitchen. Gorgeous tilework in the bathroom. New refrigerator and washing machine. Tile floors. It also has radiant heat, a wood stove, and a mini split for AC and additional heat. Lovingly tended orchard and garden spaces are drip irrigated. You can also use the ½ peon of water rights from the Acequia del Llano or collected rainwater. Raised beds. Many native flowering shrubs that require little to no care. Young heritage apple and other fruit trees ready to bear fruit. Adjoining .77 acre property with partially renovated adobe structure also for sale. (See separate listing.)

Embracing the architectural spirit of Truchas, this exquisite main residence captures the essence of traditional design with its organic adobe walls, hand-carved puertas, and recessed windows that bring depth and character to each room. Expansive picture windows frame substantial views of the Truchas Peaks, filling the three-bedroom, two-bath home with light and mountain vistas. The floors—an elegant mix of brick, stone, and wood and are complemented by tongue and groove ceilings, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout. Connected through a secluded courtyard modeled after classic Spanish courtyards, the loft-style A-frame guest house offers its own unique charm. Here, towering windows open up to breathtaking views, blending rustic charm with a touch of modernity. With its quirky door frames and spacious, airy design, the guest house stands as a perfect retreat for visitors, echoing the authenticity and architectural character of the main home. Fully fenced, the property offers unmatched privacy and a serene connection to the surrounding landscape, making it a rare gem in the heart of Truchas.

High on a ridge in the timeless village of Truchas, this enchanting property is a writer’s dream—a retreat that beckons those seeking inspiration, solitude, and connection to a nearly forgotten world. Established in 1754 as Nuestra Señora del Rosario, San Fernando y Santiago del Rio de las Truchas, this Spanish land grant village has weathered centuries in serene isolation, named for the trout-filled river that sustains its fertile lands. Here, 8,000 feet above sea level, life slows to a tranquil rhythm, offering you a place to dwell in the past while writing your future.The property includes the iconic Old Truchas Church, a beautifully preserved adobe landmark, one of the most beloved and photographed sites in Truchas. With its original mud walls, earth floors, and storied vigas, it’s a rustic and warm space bathed in natural light from skylights and dormers. Once a two-room schoolhouse, this historic adobe now serves as a cozy living space, its handcrafted Spanish door opening to a private, fenced yard with breathtaking views of the towering 13,108-foot Truchas Peaks—the second tallest mountain in New Mexico. Every corner of this property holds a sense of place and purpose, preserving its quiet dignity and historic charm. For the writer seeking escape, the artist looking to reconnect, or the dreamer yearning for a home as untouched by time as Truchas itself, this property is a window into New Mexico’s heart—a place to live and create, surrounded by the spirit of centuries past and the undisturbed beauty of the landscape. This property has no indoor plumbing, bathrooms or kitchen area in the church. Your vision of working within it will need to happen.

Nestled in a grove of tall cottonwoods, juniper & pinon, along a perpetually flowing creek, this beautiful adobe home is a must see! A unique two-story home sits on approximately 5.56 acres of open meadows & shady trees, adjacent to the Carson National Forest, with excellent hiking, biking, fishing & horseback riding opportunities right out your back door. Excellent for anyone who enjoys spending time in the great outdoors. The lower level of the house has loads of character & an organic feel: a spacious, circular open-concept living area & kitchen, with thick adobe walls & arched windows, accented with stone & wood. The countertops are a gorgeous polished sandstone, crafted by a local sculptor. The high ceiling is made from exposed pine vigas & cedar & aspen latillas. Pass through a one-of-a-kind doorway, hand-made by another local artisan, to the laundry room & a full bath with Mexican tile. The upper level contains two bedrooms, a full bath, an office space & a sitting room or studio room which could be a 3rd bedroom. Views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains & the hills toward the Embudo & Rio Grande valleys. At night, starry skies dazzle overhead. The house has a reliable, high-speed fiber optic internet line to work from home. Heat is provided by radiant floors, baseboard hot water & two efficient wood stoves, one located in the living room & the other upstairs in the sitting room/studio. The home has its own private well, with a new pressure tank & switch in the well house. A new septic system was recently installed. The property is located on a county-maintained road with trash pickup service. There is plenty of room for your dogs, horses & other animals. The desirable community of Dixon, with its food co-op, library, wineries & restaurant, is located appx 5 miles from the property. Sipapu Ski Resort is not more than a 30 minute drive. Taos is a 45 minute drive, while Santa Fe is an hour away.

Apache Mesa Ranch is a timeless sanctuary, where the past meets the present in a landscape that has inspired generations. Unparalleled views of the rolling grasslands, ancient rock outcroppings, and miles of piñon, ponderosa, and juniper offer a soothing visual harmony — that unmistakable “Southwest Zen.” Located just 70 miles north of Santa Fe, the ranch is comprised of a primary residence, a gorgeous guest house as well as three additional secondary casitas, each capable of being fully independent and self-sufficient homes. But first: the 4,640-sf main house, built in 2004 inspired by the estancias of South America, strikes the perfect balance between rustic and refined. This spectacular home was lovingly constructed in close collaboration with some of the finest craftsmen in northern New Mexico. You’ll relish the authentic architectural details at every turn, including antique doors sourced from Chihuahua, Mexico; hand-scraped oak living room & dining room floors affixed with handmade nails, wide pine plank floors in the main bedroom, and beautifully crafted cabinetry throughout the entire home. All the primary buildings are constructed of authentic adobe (warm in Winter, cool in Summer) and each room features its own unique ceiling treatment that includes reclaimed and hand-finished wood vigas. The central courtyard of this elegant hacienda-style home, known as the placita, creates a serene refuge. Enter through an ancient zaguan passage, lined with stone sourced from property. The charming internal colonnade is paved with vintage bricks from across the US, adding texture and delight underfoot. The one-of-a-kind kitchen features antique French tile floors, a wood-fired oven, a custom wood island with seating, a Viking range and adjacent butler’s pantry. Outside, looking over the classic pool and grapevine-covered pergolas is an undisturbed view of the iconic Cerro Pedernal, the mesa that famously captivated Georgia O’Keeffe. At night, a sky untarnished by city lights and awash with stars is as vast and brilliant as the land itself. Steps from the main house, the two-car carriage house with attached studio/office features its own bath, plus connections for a kitchen. Additional structures on the property include the original 1049-sf 1bd/1ba casita set a mile further uphill, high on a mesa with a portal with the biggest views of them all; half a mile from the main house is a large workshop & writer’s studio with fireplace and sweeping views of the scenery — the perfect place to dream big dreams; and an additional 2bd/1ba caretaker’s casita that is perched above the main gate. The equestrian facility, complete with world-class dressage arena by Premier Equestrian LLC, horse barns, tack room and an adjacent horseshoe canyon; a perfect place for the horses to roam. Multiple sites on the property could accommodate a helicopter or be considered for adding a heliport. Spanning over 560 acres, with an adjacent 500 acres also available, this incredibly-appointed ranch estate offers plenty of space for family and friends to convene peacefully. At Apache Mesa Ranch, the spirit of the land is woven into the very fabric of the home, creating an experience that is both profoundly peaceful and uniquely elegant, set amid ancient and sacred geology.

Apache Mesa Ranch is a timeless sanctuary, where the past meets the present in a landscape that has inspired generations. Unparalleled views of the rolling grasslands, ancient rock outcroppings, and miles of piñon, ponderosa, and juniper offer a soothing visual harmony — that unmistakable “Southwest Zen.” Located just 70 miles north of Santa Fe, the ranch is comprised of a primary residence, a gorgeous guest house as well as three additional secondary casitas, each capable of being fully independent and self-sufficient homes. But first: the 4,640-sf main house, built in 2004 inspired by the estancias of South America, strikes the perfect balance between rustic and refined. This spectacular home was lovingly constructed in close collaboration with some of the finest craftsmen in northern New Mexico. You’ll relish the authentic architectural details at every turn, including antique doors sourced from Chihuahua, Mexico; hand-scraped oak living room & dining room floors affixed with handmade nails, wide pine plank floors in the main bedroom, and beautifully crafted cabinetry throughout the entire home. All the primary buildings are constructed of authentic adobe (warm in Winter, cool in Summer) and each room features its own unique ceiling treatment that includes reclaimed and hand-finished wood vigas. The central courtyard of this elegant hacienda-style home, known as the placita, creates a serene refuge. Enter through an ancient zaguan passage, lined with stone sourced from property. The charming internal colonnade is paved with vintage bricks from across the US, adding texture and delight underfoot. The one-of-a-kind kitchen features antique French tile floors, a wood-fired oven, a custom wood island with seating, a Viking range and adjacent butler’s pantry. Outside, looking over the classic pool and grapevine-covered pergolas is an undisturbed view of the iconic Cerro Pedernal, the mesa that famously captivated Georgia O’Keeffe. At night, a sky untarnished by city lights and awash with stars is as vast and brilliant as the land itself. Steps from the main house, the two-car carriage house with attached studio/office features its own bath, plus connections for a kitchen. Additional structures on the property include the original 1049-sf 1bd/1ba casita set a mile further uphill, high on a mesa with a portal with the biggest views of them all; half a mile from the main house is a large workshop & writer’s studio with fireplace and sweeping views of the scenery — the perfect place to dream big dreams; and an additional 2bd/1ba caretaker’s casita that is perched above the main gate. The equestrian facility, complete with world-class dressage arena by Premier Equestrian LLC, horse barns, tack room and an adjacent horseshoe canyon; a perfect place for the horses to roam. Multiple sites on the property could accommodate a helicopter or be considered for adding a heliport. Spanning over 560 acres, with an adjacent 500 acres also available, this incredibly-appointed ranch estate offers plenty of space for family and friends to convene peacefully. At Apache Mesa Ranch, the spirit of the land is woven into the very fabric of the home, creating an experience that is both profoundly peaceful and uniquely elegant, set amid ancient and sacred geology.

Welcome to Palomino Pines Ranch Estate-a luxury equestrian paradise set in the serene Southern Rockies. Encompassing 70 acres of enclosed, private land at over 8,000 feet, this custom-built estate offers breathtaking 360-degree views and a perfect blend of elegance and craftsmanship.The 3,400-square-foot home is a masterpiece, featuring riverbed stone accents, antlered lighting, high wood beams, and chestnut floors. The gourmet kitchen is equipped with custom cabinets, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. Spacious living areas include a wine cooler, abundant storage, and outdoor walkways and gazebos that enhance the home's charm. A large, oversized, fully finished heated garage is perfect for your vehicles and side-by-sides. For the passionate/professional equestrian, this estate is an unparalleled dream. Bring your Quarter horses, Palominos, Thoroughbreds, Arabians, Morgans, and even bison to this state-of-the-art facility. The property features a 13,000-square-foot heated domed indoor arena with 9 stalls and caretakers' quarters, ensuring the utmost protection for your animals and safety for riders. Additionally, the estate boasts an Olympic-style outdoor training arena, 7 outdoor stables, a 150’ x 350' riding area, and multiple steel-fenced pastures. With 5 RV spots equipped with full hookups, ponds, and water tanks, the estate is as functional as it is beautiful. This property isn't just for horses—it's also a haven for all your pets. A ½ acre pet hotel, complete with fencing, a large dog house, and a spacious run, ensures every family member, whether two-legged or four-legged, has a luxurious place to call home. Built as a forever home, no expense was spared in crafting this one-of-a-kind sanctuary. With adjacent acres available for expansion, Palomino Pines Ranch Estate represents a rare and extraordinary opportunity. This isn’t just a property—it’s the life you’ve always dreamed of. Make it your reality today

This is a private and perfect oasis for for owner and pets, in the Chimayo Valley. Property running along the Santa Cruz River, overfilled with numerous trees and brush that was a treasure in plain sight. An extensive thinning project that would restore the land to its original condition, leaving the majestic cottonwoods that grew along side the river. A walk over a secluded gentle slope, and endless views of the ancient desert hills of northern New Mexico, all BLM land. Anywhere else, in other locations, this would of easily be considered a landmark to see, full of divine beauty. Now, a private viewing to the owner of the perfect location. Land with views, majestic trees that touches the river. All over a manageable 5.7 acres. The house built for this oasis is an oasis in itself. Carefully thought out, inspired by the local Native Pueblo Native Americans, this immaculate home has it all. Privacy with views. Great attention to detail, woven into the landscape that it was created into. There are two homes on the property. The upper home features an intricate waterfall, swimming pool, sauna and outdoor shower area. A great deal of stone masonry work. Found only on this property. Home features two bedroom, kitchen, living area and is approximately 1000 sq. Ft. The bottom home is a built home attached to a Yert. Right next to the river with a privacy area and carefully laid out trails. There is a orivate well currently at the property. This property is at the end of a private road. Very secluded location. One way in, one way out, crossing the Santa Cruz River to get there. Once in a lifetime property. Only 35 minutes to Santa Fe. Listing Realtor was born and raised in Chimayo and is a very good resource of information. Live the dream and be near Taos, Santa Fe, Los Alamos and Espanola. Enjoy a night at the opera, and come home and drink a glass of wine in the silent stars of New Mexico. Hear the coyote's howl. This is a place that would make the soul at peace.

Seize this unique opportunity to own a multi-use property in the heart of historic Chimayo, a town renowned for its rich cultural heritage and the sacred Santuario de Chimayo. This expansive property offers over 5,000 sq ft of versatile space, featuring two kitchens, multiple rooms, two bathrooms, and a massive meeting room. It’s an ideal canvas for various uses such as a multi-housing unit, business, showroom, warehouse, office, restaurant, gallery, or church. The property is currently being sold As Is by a motivated seller, providing ample room for growth and customization. Located just 30 minutes north of Santa Fe and Los Alamos, and 45 minutes from Taos, this property is perfect for anyone looking to invest in a historically rich and culturally vibrant community. Bring your imagination and transform this property into your vision.

In Chimayo, bordering the BLM lands, is this very nice updated home that sits on 1.5 acres of irrigated land. 1,500 sq ft with three bedrooms, one bath. Many interior and exterior upgrades including new kitchen cabinets, flooring, appliances, etc. Upgrades include quartz countertops, farmhouse ceramic sink, Starlink Internet, R.O. water filtration, chicken coop and goat pen. Nice farming opportunity with mature trees including pear, apple, apricot and other regional types. Cozy home with a great deal of privacy. Built in 1960. Easy access to numerous trails on the BLM, the Carson and Santa Fe National Forest. Convenient located about 10 minutes to Espanola, 30 minutes to the Los Alamos National Labs and about 35 minutes to Santa Fe. Chimayo is known for its chile, fertile land, New Mexico architecture, the famous Santuario De Chimayo church and the Rancho do Chimayo restaurant. Water available through either local community water or private well on site. Water rights included for farming, etc.

Only 25 minutes from Abiquiú and 30 miles from Chama in the heartland of New Mexico, this fully fenced 143-acre homestead is a superlative hunting and ranching property where elk bugle and trophy deer wander amid the acres of piñon and pine trees. Offering an unequaled combination of spaciousness, privacy, accessibility, and scenery, the ranch borders the Carson National Forest and includes 22 acres of water rights, a pond, a 3,360-square-foot four-bedroom home built in 2022, a fully insulated 1,200-square-foot shop with 200-amp electrical service, a new solar-power system, and ecologically diverse high-desert terrain. Comprising two levels and loft as well as a fully finished three-car garage, the spacious residence exhibits exceptional attention to detail, with tiled floors, a spiral stairway, and superior-quality fixtures and appliances. Other highlights include wiring for a 40-amp Steffes heater and an Osburn 2000 wood stove, in-floor electric radiant heat, Peak windows with remote-controlled electric blinds, Trex decking, steel railings, and a steel roof. A rainwater-catchment system provides mineral-free domestic water with an ideal pH as well as nonpotable utility well water. This is a rare opportunity to enjoy outstanding big game hunting, expansive vistas, and seemingly limitless recreational activities. Ownership includes a license for elk hunting.

Premier Legacy Compound- The Abiquiu Valley Farm, north of Santa Fe, is one of New Mexico’s most significant properties. With over 220 majestic acres along the banks of the Chama River consisting of a private riverfront bosque, fertile pastureland and natural ponds, this tranquil oasis has stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the Pedernal that drew O’Keeffe to the Southwest. The compound is anchored by a luxurious 6,500-square-foot main house—designed by renowned architect Theodore Waddell—that features a central atrium, elegant living spaces, great room with facing fireplaces, art gallery, floor- to -ceiling paneled library, fabulous chef’s kitchen, formal dining room, and inviting bedroom and bath suites featuring imported tiles. The 3500-square-foot 3-bedroom 5-bath guest house features a central courtyard, open plan kitchen, dining and living areas and two separate ensuite casitas surrounded by gardens. The Art Barn is a 5,700-square-foot cathedral-style adobe with large open spaces designed to host special events and includes a kitchen and two apartments. Impressive equestrian facilities include a 10-stall Morton barn with dry paddocks, in-ground waterers, a heated tack room with a bath and laundry facilities, outdoor wash stalls, six irrigated pastures, Kentucky-style fencing, and an outdoor sand dressage arena. As the state’s only Demeter-certified Biodynamic organic farm, the property produces medicinal herbs, alfalfa, and other forage crops. The property benefits from solar power generation; geothermal radiant heating and cooling for all the residences; reverse-osmosis water filtration for the homes, the barns, and the paddocks; and water from wells, acequia irrigation rights, ponds, and the river. The bosque is a birdwatcher’s paradise, a waterfall-fed pool is perfect for fly-fishing, and abundant elk call the farm home. Located just 57 miles from Santa Fe and Taos Airports and 114 miles from Albuquerque Sunport, International Airport.

Premier Legacy Compound- Abiquiu Valley Farm is one of New Mexico’s most significant properties. With over 220 majestic acres along the banks of the Chama River consisting of a private riverfront bosque, fertile pastureland and natural ponds, this tranquil oasis has stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the Pedernal that drew O’Keeffe to the Southwest. The compound is anchored by a luxurious 6,500-square-foot main house—designed by renowned architect Theodore Waddell—that features a central atrium fountain, elegant living spaces, great room with facing fireplaces, art gallery, floor- to -ceiling paneled library, fabulous chef’s kitchen, formal dining room with fireplace and hand painted ceiling from Italy, and inviting bedroom and bath suites featuring imported tiles. A local artist designed the 3500-square-foot 3-bedroom 5-bath guest house, which features a central courtyard, open plan kitchen, dining and living areas and two separate ensuite casitas surrounded by gardens. The Art Barn is a 5,700-square-foot cathedral-style adobe with large open spaces designed to host special events and includes a kitchen and two apartments. Impressive equestrian facilities include a 10-stall Morton barn with dry paddocks, in-ground waterers, a heated tack room with a bath and laundry facilities, outdoor wash stalls, six irrigated pastures, Kentucky-style fencing, and an outdoor sand dressage arena. As the state’s only Demeter-certified Biodynamic organic farm, the property has been producing medicinal herbs, alfalfa, and other forage crops for two decades. The property benefits from solar power generation; geothermal radiant heating and cooling for all the residences; reverse-osmosis water filtration for the three homes, the barns, and the paddocks; and water from wells, acequia irrigation rights, ponds, and the river. The bosque is a birdwatcher’s paradise, a waterfall-fed pool is perfect for fly-fishing, and abundant elk call the farm home. Located just 57 miles from both the Santa Fe and Taos Regional Airports and 114 miles from Albuquerque Sunport, International Airport. Pre-qualified buyers are invited to tour and experience the property by appointment only.

This charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath pitched roof adobe and frame stucco house, approximately 3200 sf, with a successful and fully functional art gallery attached, is set in a beautiful meadow with breathtaking views of the majestic, 13,000 feet Truchas Peaks. The house is quite livable, dated and ready for a new owner's vision. Nestled on almost 5 acres at the edge of a traditional, historic Northern New Mexican village, population approximately 500, the site of the novel and movie, The Milagro Bean Field War (1988), this property is set back off of County Rd. 75, very private and yet easily accessible. Truchas is a beautiful one hour drive from both Santa Fe and Taos. This unique village boasts over half a dozen art galleries and several restaurants nearby.

Move-in ready and minutes from Los Alamos! Nestled in the desirable Valley Estates subdivision in Espanola, this beautifully maintained home blends comfort with convenience. The inviting layout offers spacious living areas and cozy bedrooms, designed with your relaxation in mind. Step outside to a generous backyard—ideal for BBQs, gardening, or enjoying the stunning New Mexico sunshine. Located in the heart of the Espanola Valley, you’ll have easy access to local shops, restaurants, parks, and schools. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or looking for more space, 601 Valley Drive is your perfect retreat, waiting to welcome you home!

Home in a great location in Coyote and near Abiquiu! Almost 4 acres of easily manageable land. House needs work. Beautiful views. Near the Abiquiu Lake. Owner is motivated and will look at any reasonable offers! Price to sell.