luxury real estate for sale Velarde, United States

Beautiful private setting in rural El Guique, this lovely newer manufactured home has clean, bright, open spaces with lots of light inside and opens to a full length covered portal overlooking the irrigated pasture. The home has three bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The studio is very open with plenty of space for your business or hobby or an artists studio. With a few modifications, the studio could easily be a guesthouse. The property has a large carport and a Morgan metal storage building. A Private Well and Surface water rights for your orchard and gardens. The location is quiet, far from the traffic and yet only a short drive to Santa Fe and Los Alamos.

Beautiful and private hideaway in Truchas. 10.24 acres on County Road 77 (maintained by the county) and located northwest of the Truchas village, is situated on four separately surveyed parcels. Magnificent views of the Truchas Peaks to the east and the Jemez mountain range to the west. There are no covenants or restrictions on this property. The property includes Surface Water Rights and a private domestic well with a high end, off grid 1800 watt solar setup specifically for the well and includes 4 hydrants at various locations. An additional high end, off grid 4500 watt solar setup for electricity to a home. Electrical infrastructure in place to the RV pad (possible home site or cabin) and three additional locations. A new septic system sized to accommodate a 3 bedroom home. Drainage installed with culverts to prevent flooding/pooling and mud. The 240 sf cabin is sized to be a great workshop while you are building your home. There is a separate shed which houses all of the solar batteries and infrastructure for the solar system. The property is gated and fenced on three sides with 5 strand barb wire, heavy duty metal posts and T posts and on the fourth side with a two strand older hot wire fence setup. Access to the Carson National Forest and BLM public lands is a short hike. Fantastic opportunity to own a mountain retreat at 8000 feet elevation and experience the cooler summer days and nights. Close proximity to Sipapu, Pajarito, Santa Fe and Taos ski resorts for your winter time activity. Great property for the animal lover and outdoor enthusiast. Fantastic place to call home and raise your family.

An ideal location for a sense of serenity where you can enjoy privacy and peace in an incredible setting with 49+ acres subdivided into three parcels adjacent to the Carson National Forest on the west boundary. Spectacular views in every direction as you make your way down the 1/2 mile driveway from the gate to the house. Built in traditional adobe style and designed by architect John Barton, the color and texture of the home and adjoining casita blend into the environment. This home was published in "The Gateway Home", by Dale Mulfinger. The main home includes an open concept living room, dining room and kitchen with flagstone floors. A large south facing window connects the kitchen and dining room showcasing the mountain views. Thick adobe walls keep the home cool in the summer and warm in the winter. The west facing living/dining area is sheltered by a veranda and open to a lovely flagstone patio. A hallway with built in shelving leads to a free standing arched adobe wall which separates the main living area from the lovely guest room/sitting area. The primary bedroom is located just past this sitting area and features painted wood floors, a wood stove, a bath with saltillo tile floor and a claw foot tub as well as a walk in closet. Another large window lets the southern views right in. The skylight offers beautiful dark night skys and stars to help you drift off to sleep. The unique round adobe casita features a large open area with 2 bedrooms and a bath. The curvillinear shape was inspired by the Spanish Mission-style churches of the area. The casita offers radiant floor heat and a wood burning stove. A short walk leads to the Studio and the 2000 SF Workshop/Garage which has ample room to store your RV as well as cars, your tractor, etc. This is a fabulous property for anyone seeking privacy, peace an quiet in an incredible setting. Just minutes from the Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort and Spa and a short drive to the Town of Taos and the Taos Ski Valley.

Owner-Carry now available! 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.

This property is zoned commercial and residential. Was the site of the Chimayo Post Office and a local community store. Site was cleared within the past year. Has a concrete pad, electric at location and septic system. Ideal location in Chimayo.

This is a beautiful river-front property located near La Puebla, New Mexico. 10 acres. Right now, we are researching accessibility. But for the moment, a bridge may need to be built at the Camino De La Paz Road for access. Private, large space with amazing views. Fertle land, ideal for gardening. Never been on the market before, been kept in the family. Easy 30 minute access to Santa Fe or Los Alamos. Serene views.

Located in the charming village of Truchas, midway between Santa Fe and Taos along the High Road to Taos, this community is known for its art galleries, spectacular top-of-the-world views, and small grass-alfalfa farms raising cattle, horses, sheep and goats. A beautiful fenced country retreat on over 4 acres with an rammed earth home has beautiful views in all directions. A custom built home with rammed earth exterior walls keep this home cooler in the summer & warmer in winter, viga and latilla ceilings, partially zoned radiant floor heating and hot water baseboard heat, open kitchen, dining and living room area great for entertaining. The primary bedroom and private bath are located on the main floor along with an additional guest bedroom. The third bedroom and studio are situated upstairs and open to the lower level. Large windows to the east, south and west along with French doors give an abundance of indoor light. There are three wood fireplaces, one located in the kitchen, one between the living and dining rooms and one in the primary bedroom. Five sets of french doors located on the east, south and west sides of the home to comfortable, relaxing shaded outdoor space. In addition, there is an attached greenhouse off the kitchen. Community water and surface irrigation rights.

Set on 23 acres in center of the historic village of Truchas, New Mexico—made famous as a filming location for The Milagro Beanfield War—this remarkable property offers privacy, versatility, and sweeping views of the majestic Truchas Peaks and surrounding high-desert landscape. The property includes three separate homes, providing exceptional flexibility for multi-generational living, guest accommodations, rental income, or retreat-style use. Multiple garages and workshops support a wide range of possibilities, from automotive and agricultural needs to artisan studios and home-based business pursuits. A private well and valuable water rights contribute to the property’s self-sufficiency and long-term value. The expansive acreage lends itself well to agricultural, equestrian, or sustainable living opportunities, while also offering peace, privacy, and uninterrupted vistas of the Truchas Peaks—views that define the beauty and character of Northern New Mexico. This is a rare opportunity to own a substantial and versatile holding in one of New Mexico’s most culturally rich and visually stunning communities, ideal as a private estate, income-producing property, or legacy investment.

Ready to be completely reimagined : An opportunity to create a special home located in the charming community of Cordova between Truchas and Chimayo. Traditional finishes including a Northern New Mexico style pitched propanel roof (ROOF appears to be in good condition), mostly Adobe construction, beams & vigas in every room, and large windows bring in a lot of natural light, saltillo tile floors in kitchen / great room. These great features are just the beginning - new owners can continue to upgrade, repair, and improve the interior and grounds to make this property a Real Northern NM HOME. Driveway is a little rough, best to have a car with at least front wheel drive, no doors on garage / storage please limit walking around the property due to uneven grounds. Property sold in As Is condition. Sellers make no guarantees of previously used water source, septic, electrical. Buyers to conduct all due diligence on their own and at their cost. May be possible to finance with a Lender Program for Rehab loans, Buyer to research. Property is being sold in AS IS​​‌​​​​‌​‌​​​​‌‌​‌​​​​‌‌​​‌‌​‌‌​ condition.

Near the the charming village of Truchas on the High Road to Taos, the community is known for its art galleries, spectacular top-of-the-world views, slightly cooler temperatures and small grass-alfalfa farms raising horses and cattle. A couple of miles from the village you will find an opportunity to own a private and secluded country retreat on 1.4 acres bordering the 15,000 acre Nuestra Señora del Rosario San Fernando y Santiago Land Grant. It is so quiet here!! Spectacular 360 views of the Sangre de Cristo and Jemez Mountain ranges, the Rio Grande Valley below and many, many dark night skies where the stars are clearly visible. This well maintained home is features custom made kitchen cabinets and hand carved beams, a wood stove and brick floors. The floor to ceiling windows on the south side of the home give an abundance of light and passive solar warmth. The primary bedroom is located on the first level. The loft is a large open space that currently servces as a bedroom although was previously the studio of a a very well known artist. Serviced by a private well with surface irrigation rights and a small holding pond. At the very end of the road, it is very special.

A beautiful parcel of land in Truchas with a fantastic view of the Truchas Peaks and the Jemez Mountains. This parcel is irrigated with surface irrigation rights from the acequia that runs in the middle of the property. North side of the acequia, the land gently slopes down to the paved County Road 75. South of the acequia, the land is fairly level and has nice building sites with beautiful views of the Truchas Peaks. Plenty of grassland. Electricity is in the county road. Own your little piece of heaven on over 15 acres in the mountains of Truchas.......with some really great breathtaking views in all directions. One hour drive from Santa Fe or Taos & Los Alamos. A great place to escape and spend time in the cool mountains of Truchas or make it your permanent, year-round residence. High speed internet service is available in this area.

Located a half hour from both Santa Fe and Los Alamos, this 1900 sq ft 3 bed 2 bath home sitting on 1 ½ acres has been completely redone, so in effect it is a brand-new home! Shaded by enormous, ancient cottonwoods, the home has a nice open floorplan for the main living spaces and big floor to ceiling windows facing East with fantastic light. There is an electric fireplace with venetian plaster in the living room for both ambiance and heat, a little dining or sitting nook and the coolest kitchen ever! With concrete counters, farm sink, new stainless appliances and beautiful white cabinets and shelving for plenty of storage, it is set against the most beautiful blue background of the walls. Down the hall are the guest bedrooms/office space which share a bath and then a lovely large primary bedroom suite, also with great light and very hip finishes. The main bath’s concrete counters, two sinks, generous storage, large closet with washer dryer and unique barn doors and light make this primary bedroom a little oasis with a sitting area and access to the back yard. The two-car garage has direct entry into the house and there is a private well with 3-acre feet of water. An added bonus are two sheds , one which could be another garage or a double stall shelter attached to a perfect tack room/hay storage with plenty of space to add a large fenced corral directly in front of the sheltered stall on the nice flat lot. There was additional insulation added during the remodel, as well as waterproofing and padding the slab; not to mention updated plumbing, electric, new doors and windows, new floors and of course baths, as well as mini splits for both heating and cooling. There is an additional ¾ acre lot available in the front of the property, or could be sold separately. Please follow the directions herein, so that googlemaps doesn't take you to the wrong place.

Serenity, tranquility, and awe-inspiring! Where the Tusas River winds through nearly 24 acres in La Madera, this Northern New Mexico ranch invites a life shaped by the seasons, the land, and the quiet beauty of the high desert. Irrigated acreage and an underground irrigation system offer room to grow gardens, cultivate crops, and explore a more self-sustaining way of life. Registered private well and surface water rights add to the possibilities for this working ranch or country retreat. At its heart stands an approximately 2,600-square-foot, two-story adobe home built in the early 1940s. Thick earthen walls and traditional vigas and beams give the home a sense of warmth and permanence. A wood-burning fireplace offers a place to gather after a day outdoors. Just a short walk away, an approximately 320-square-foot casita dating to circa 1830 tells another chapter of the valley’s story. Beyond the homes, a 24-by-28-foot two-car garage, 36-by-40-foot workshop, and 36-by-36-foot metal barn provide space for equipment, animals, and projects. Horse facilities and open acreage invite you to imagine gardens, a small farm, or simply the freedom to roam. The area’s tradition of growing alfalfa and vegetables speaks to the lasting connection between this land and those who tend it. Wake to the sound of the river, watch the light move across the surrounding mountains, and end the day beneath the wide New Mexico sky. La Madera offers a peaceful setting, while Ojo Caliente is close by for a soak, a meal, or an afternoon away. Rich in history and possibility, this is a place to put down roots and make the rhythms of the land your own.

Set along the tranquil banks of the Chama River, this exceptional private estate captures the extraordinary beauty of northern New Mexico’s landscape—with panoramic views of colorful canyons and mesas immortalized in the paintings of Georgia O'Keeffe. Shaded by majestic cottonwoods and thoughtfully positioned on 20 acres of fertile pastureland including a small vineyard, the residence offers gracious sanctuary. Northern New Mexico style main home features soaring vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and vigas, brick floors, multiple fireplaces, hand-carved wooden doors, and expansive living spaces that blend warmth, craftsmanship, and timeless regional character. At the heart of the home, an open chef’s kitchen—ideal for both intimate living and elegant entertaining. The secluded primary suite provides a peaceful retreat with an ensuite bath and adjoining sun-filled study, opening onto a private courtyard patio. Additional bedrooms each feature their own baths and direct outdoor access, offering guests both comfort and privacy. A fully equipped modern casita provides luxurious accommodations for visitors, artists, or extended stays, with its own inviting outdoor spaces. Outdoor living unfolds across beautifully designed grounds with covered flagstone portals, courtyard gardens, and multiple seating areas that invite relaxation and celebration. Amenities include a traditional horno oven, grill, jacuzzi spa, tree-lined pond, and a fire pit—where the current owners have hosted memorable annual oyster roasts beneath expansive New Mexico skies. A private bridge crossing a fork of the river adds a distinctive and enchanting element to the property. For equestrian and agricultural pursuits, the estate includes a large, lofted barn, corrals, livestock pens, and a chicken coop. The fully fenced acreage benefits from two private wells and valuable water ditch rights, supporting both the vineyard and pastureland. This remarkable property offers a rare combination of luxury living, agricultural potential, and authentic Southwestern character, while serving as a gateway to the region’s renowned natural and cultural landmarks, including Plaza Blanca, Christ in the Desert Monastery, Ghost Ranch, Georgia O'Keeffe Home and Studio, Abiquiu Lake, and Echo Amphitheater.

A rare opportunity to own a legacy property along the Rio Grande, held by the same family for generations and thoughtfully preserved for the future. Set on approximately 58 acres, the original owners chose to place the property into a conservation easement to protect its natural beauty, open space, and agricultural use, ensuring the land will remain largely unchanged for years to come. The land itself is both beautiful and highly usable, with a mix of bosque, open pasture, grassland, and river corridor. It offers privacy, wildlife, and a true connection to the landscape. Valuable acequia water rights with a 1695 priority date support farming, grazing, and equestrian use. There are two existing homes on the property totaling over 3,500 square feet. Each has its own character and history and could be used as-is, updated over time, or incorporated into a larger compound. There is also a designated approximately two-acre building envelope, allowing for a new custom home and additional structures if desired. While the conservation easement protects the land from overdevelopment, it still allows for residential use, agriculture, and low-impact recreational or retreat-style use. It’s a nice balance of being able to use the land while knowing it will stay protected. Whether someone is looking for a private retreat, a small ranch, a multigenerational setup, or simply a place with meaning and history, this is a property that doesn’t come along often.

Experience the timeless beauty of Northern New Mexico in this exceptional traditional adobe estate on 2.5 private, gated acres in the desirable community of La Mesilla. Ideally located just minutes from Los Alamos, Española, and Taos, this property offers privacy, convenience, and authentic Southwestern charm. The 4,400± square-foot main residence showcases classic adobe craftsmanship with exposed viga beams, graceful arched doorways, beautiful wood and brick floors, multiple fireplaces, spacious living areas, and an inviting courtyard perfect for entertaining or relaxing. Rich architectural details and warm finishes create a home that captures the true spirit of Northern New Mexico. Towering mature cottonwood trees and established landscaping provide a peaceful, park-like setting. Situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, the property is fully fenced and privately gated, offering outstanding privacy and security. The approximately 2,000± square-foot guest house and garage provides exceptional flexibility for guests, multigenerational living, a home office, studio, or rental potential. An attached three-car garage and a large RV garage offer abundant space for vehicles, recreational equipment, workshops, and storage. Designed for the equestrian lifestyle, the property includes horse stalls and ample room for riding, livestock, pets, gardens, or future improvements. The level acreage offers endless opportunities to expand with additional barns, workshops, corrals, or outdoor living spaces. Combining authentic adobe architecture, spacious living, versatile improvements, and a prime location, this one-of-a-kind estate is a rare opportunity to enjoy the beauty and lifestyle of Northern New Mexico with room to grow for generations to come.

Enjoy colorful sunsets, starlit soaks in the hot tub, and access to abundant hiking or biking on nearby BLM lands from this serene five-acre Nambe retreat. Nestled at the foot of dramatic sandstone cliffs and graced by majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountain views, the property blends pastoral privacy with easy access—under 30 minutes to both Santa Fe and Los Alamos. Thoughtfully updated, the home offers three bedrooms and two baths plus a separate studio—ideal for home office, or creative workspace. The heart of the home is the 2023 kitchen remodel, featuring a thoughtful new layout and modern appliances designed for both beauty and everyday convenience. A new wood-burning stove with blower adds cozy ambiance and efficient warmth, complemented by recently replaced HVAC, hot water heater, and septic system (circa 2020–2021). Fresh stucco (2023) refreshes the exterior and enhances curb appeal. Outdoor living is exceptional: a generous, fenced portal area welcomes four-legged family members and provides a sheltered space for dining and relaxing while taking in panoramic vistas. The acreage affords space for gardening, hobby farming, or simply room to roam and explore the beauty of the surroundings. This property is perfect for those seeking a peaceful country lifestyle - artists, outdoor enthusiasts, remote workers, and families who value space, scenery, and proximity to cultural and scientific centers. Experience Nambe’s quiet charm and mountain light from a home designed for living well.

Offering a very special destination for decompressing with 120 miles views of nothing man made.....the same incentive which inspired Georgia O'Keefe to make her home here in this beautiful country. The Town of Abiquiu is now home to one of her museums and a destination for those seeking an artful experience in nature, while living in Santa Fe country style. Situated on 5.36 acres, this adorable casita has gorgeous views of the Sangre de Cristos and the Chama River Valley below. The casita is adobe, built in 1999 by Quentin Wilson and features hand-troweled plaster walls, nichos, double pane windows and doors, and a Firebird propane stove. A "Relationship" Labyrinth was custom designed and built by a Santa Fe Labyrinth builder and is located below the casita. The home was built for adding additional living space on two sides of the casita. The property also includes an ideal buildable site for a main home. Water is provided via a large above ground cistern with a rainwater catchment that fills with spring and fall rains. Plenty of recreation for the outdoor enthusiast including fishing and rafting on the Chama river and hiking, horseback riding and atving in the nearby Carson and Santa Fe National Forests. A Short drive to Abiquiu Inn and Restaurant and Bode's General Store and Less than one hour drive to Santa Fe.