luxury real estate for sale Serafina, United States

Well-maintained circa-1926 Tudor home located in the historic district of Las Vegas, New Mexico. Offering approximately 3,300 square feet of living space, this distinctive property features beautiful wood details, fireplaces, hardwood floors, flexible living areas, and a library that may serve as a 4th bedroom, office, or study. The original carriage house has been converted into a unique multi-use space featuring a workshop, home brew area, bathroom, seating area with a wood-burning stove, and an upstairs finished room ideal for an office, yoga studio, quiet retreat, game room, or creative space. The property also includes low-maintenance landscaping with seasonal flowers, peach trees, and apple trees. Conveniently located near the Plaza, Highlands University, dining, and local amenities, this is a rare opportunity to own a character-filled historic home in Las Vegas, New Mexico.

Excellent high-traffic volume location in Las Vegas New Mexico! Located near a new Maverick store, this is a ideal property that has tremendous income potential. Commercially zoned. Currently, this parcel is a little over 10 acres, and can be subdivided or sold in it's entirety. Property also borders the 1-25 Interstate, directly off exit 347. Visibility is high, directly off the interstate. This north-south interstate is the longest in New Mexico at over 462 miles in length, and it is also the busiest by sheer numbers. The “Big I” interchange where I-25 and I-40 intersect in northeast Albuquerque can accommodate more than 300,000 vehicles a day, easily making the Big I the largest highway interchange in the state which includes going through the Las Vegas area. The areas near Las Vegas, off I-25 offer unique scenery. Heading north on I-25, to Raton, the Ratón Pass at a nearly 8,000-foot elevation in northern New Mexico delivers stunning views which attract high volumes of traffic. Las Vegas has numerous landmarks,, legends and lore. It highlights New Mexico’s favorite and best preserved outdoor architectural museums. There are five MainStreet historic districts with more than 900 buildings listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. Las Vegas is also home to Highlands University and the United World College. Again, this property location is prime for future development and growth.

Rio de Vega is a remarkable 74.54-acre legacy estate offering unmatched natural beauty, abundant water, and exceptional infrastructure just minutes from Las Vegas, NM and the United World College. Known to the family as “The Playground,” this property blends comfort, creativity, and Northern New Mexico wilderness in a way that is truly rare. The custom 4,200 sq. ft. main residence—originally a barn kit—was transformed into a warm, refined home by designer Pedro Marquez, featuring pine siding, alder doors, and thoughtful architectural detail throughout. A 2,000 sq. ft. guesthouse provides additional space and privacy with its own 500-gallon propane tank and independent septic system. A third septic and 220 electric are already installed, creating a ready site for a future home or structure. The 2,610 sq. ft. drive-through barn is a standout feature, built atop teak-floored storage containers and framed with canyon-harvested red fir. Additional outbuildings include a rebuilt, powered chicken house and multiple storage structures. Water is one of the property’s greatest assets, with nearly half a mile of Gallinas River frontage, three ponds (including spring-fed and bentonite-sealed), and a water table only 6 feet deep. Jersey barriers along the riverbank help protect the property during high-water events. High-speed internet, a Cummins generator, and year-round access support easy, reliable living. The land is alive with incredible wildlife, including elk, deer, turkey, and other native species that frequent the property daily. Rio de Vega also comes with existing elk tags, and per the seller, landowners apply annually to the New Mexico Department of Game & Fish for E-Plus Landowner Permits—a process the current owner has never had difficulty obtaining. With its scenic landscape, strong infrastructure, abundant water, and exceptional recreational potential, Rio de Vega is a rare opportunity to own a truly special Northern New Mexico estate.