Abiquiu
Abiquiu is located in North Central New Mexico off of US Hwy 84, approximately 20 miles northwest of Española.If you aspire to enjoy and own land in this area that so inspired the masterpieces of Georgia O'Keeffe, then we invite you to let Santa Fe Realty Partners help you find the ranch, land or special place that can help you realize your dreams.

Abiquiu is rich with history, both ancient and modern. Native Americans made Abiquiu their home for centuries, but Georgia O'Keefe is the area's most famous resident, and Abiquiu was immortalized in the red cliffs, mesas, peaks and plateaus of her paintings. O'Keefe came here for the light - and you'll probably notice it too. There's a perceptible difference in the color of the sky, earth, trees and water in Abiquiu.. Abiquiu Lake, 7 miles north of town, is used for water sports and recreation.

Aldea
An exciting New Urbanist village on Santa Fe's prestigious northwest side, Aldea de Santa Fe is destined to become a harmonious community where people can live, work, shop, socialize and play. With a name taken from a traditional Spanish word for 'village,' the development is based on traditional Spanish Colonial towns where homes are gathered about a central commercial and civic plaza. Built on a series of dramatic ridges, the village has terrific views of the surrounding mountains. The properties' rugged landscape and scale of distances create a sense of privacy and a sense of spaciousness.

Masterfully planned by internationally acclaimed New Urbanist Architect Andrés Duany, Aldea de Santa Fe has been intentionally created to recapture the vibrancy and urbanist traditions of old Santa Fe.

Alteza Estates
Alteza Estates is a private gated community within the established bedroom community of Eldorado and features a mix of families, retirees, and couples. It is only twenty minutes from Santa Fe and feels like a transition between city and country.

Arroyo Hondo
Arroyo Hondo is known for being a horse-friendly community, with most lots sized at 5 or more acres and many properties having horse facilities. There are protected open spaces and a system of private trails throughout the neighborhood. Access is good to town, just 10 -15 minutes away from shops, services, medical facilities, movies, and more. The El Gancho Health Club is close-by, as are the popular dining spots of Harry's Roadhouse and The Steaksmith. The best of country living can be enjoyed in this well-established area.

Belicia Estates
Bordering Alteza Estates in El Dorado, Belicia Estates is a prestigious gated community with large lots, open green space, full of walking trails, and privacy. Close to the El Dorado Community Center and El Dorado's new dog park, it's a short and easy 15 minute drive to the Plaza in downtown Santa Fe.

Bishops Lodge Villas
Bishops Lodge Villas, located near the village of Tesuque, offers beautiful pueblo style town homes providing all the modern amenities without compromising traditional aesthetics. There is an extensive trail system in and around the village allowing for easy access to open space and national forest for hiking and horseback riding. Tesuque has one small elementary school which is part of the Santa Fe Public School system.

Cochiti Lake
People have been living in the Pueblo de Cochiti area for hundreds of years, yet the Town of Cochití Lake, built on a mesa overlooking the Rio Grande River and the Lake, and located about halfway between Santa Fe and Albuquerque, has a much more modern history. There is fishing, boating, sailing, and windsurfing at the lake, and golfing at the world-renown Pueblo de Cochiti Golf Course. The town itself has 360 degree views of the Jemez, Ortiz, Sandia, and San Pedro Mountains, so you can spend your time hiking, camping, rock-climbing, boating, biking, or simply relaxing and enjoying the view.

Devargas Heights
DeVargas Heights lies east of Old Pecos Trail near Zia Road. It is a mature subdivision of moderate priced ranch or pueblo style homes on lots of about 1/5 to 1/2 acre. You will find homes of about 2,000 square feet, some dated, some renovated, and some new more expensive homes.

Eldorado
A planned community development located an easy fifteen minute drive from downtown Santa Fe, Eldorado's spacious lots and generous homes mark a clear transition between city life and country living. With over 5,000 residents, Eldorado is a great family neighborhood, and features a central shopping district, elementary school, library and a community club house with pool and other amenities. Eldorado lot sizes typically range from 1 - 2 acres. Garages are required with all homes and single-story construction is predominant. Many of the larger roads are paved and all roads are maintained by Santa Fe County.

Estancia Primera
Estancia Primera is a development with a community pool, tennis courts and Clubhouse for private parties.  It consists of single family homes, townhomes and condominiums

Galisteo and Lamy
Just a few miles south from the conveniences of El Dorado, the villages of Lamy and Galisteo offer true country living. Large lot size and spectaculat views. Galisteo Village is an historic sheep-ranching center and Lamy is a true railroad town where the saloon is now a museum, where you can have breakfast or lunch in an old dining car if you like. A little further out than most places, both offer unbeatable serenity and unparalleled beauty.

Hyde Park Estates
There are several scenic neighborhoods that border Hyde Park Road as it ascends to the Santa Fe Ski Basin. Many of them have sweeping views of the city lights and/or the surrounding mountains.  Hyde Park Estates development.  Many of these are older homes, although there are some new homes and some lots available for building.  This is where Ponderosa pines begin, giving an Alpine mountain feel to the land.  Last, before reaching the Ski Basin is the gated community of Santa Fe Summit with its elegant homes and tall Ponderosa pines.  Some building lots are still available here, as well.

La Joya
Present-day La Joya is located near the site of an ancient Piro Indian Pueblo that the Spanish named Nueva Sevilla, or Sevilleta.   During the eighteenth century, this was the southernmost settlement along the Camino Real before travelers entered the despoblado, or uninhabited area, between here and El Paso del Norte. Today La Joya boasts some remarkable properties and homesites fur quiet country living.

Las Campanas
Las Campanas is an inspired, luxurious Lyle Anderson community situated on 4,700 sun-splashed acres just ten minutes from stunning Santa Fe, New Mexico. Nestled between the Jemez and the Sangre de Cristo mountains, Las Campanas features more than a dozen unique neighborhoods with spacious, spectacular homesites and exquisite custom, semi-custom and turnkey homes in a variety of architectural styles. Each home and homesite uniquely reflects the spirit of the Las Campanas community, offering warm, inviting gathering places for the indoor and outdoor living possible in New Mexico's mild four-season climate.

Everything a golfer can dream of becomes a reality at Las Campanas. You can't be Jack Nicklaus, but every time you play on one of the 36 holes of his signature golf courses, echoes of a legendary career reverberate. The rolling hills and spectacular mountain backdrops frame the natural amphitheater where the theater of sport enfolds. Together the Sunrise and Sunset Golf Courses succeed in making golf at 7,000 feet exactly what you would expect it to be. Heaven.

La Cienega
The La Cienega/Highway 14 area is south of town on either side of I-25 (La Cienega on the west, Highway 14 on the east). The terrain is high mesa and lots tend to be one-plus acres. Views are generally long and lovely, and housing varies from mobile homes, to alternative (e.g. bermed-in or strawbale) to traditional Santa Fe style.

Las Cordilleras
Big skies envelope the entire 85 acre Las Cordilleras development. Northwest of Santa Fe this subdivision has 23 mountain-view lots ranging from a spacious 2.5 to 6.7 acres. Walking trails meander through meadow and forest in the protected Open Space. The Natural Beauty of Las Cordilleras has been enhanced with the replanting of native and water-wise wildflowers, grasses and trees. Covenants ensure Las Cordilleras remains a natural haven for exceptional residences in years to come.

Los Santeros
Los Santeros is located within Santa Fe's No. 1 golf development community, Las Campanas. Los Santeros offers a variety of home sizes and styles. Each home is built of hand-split wood, colored plaster, river rock, and hand-painted tile. All residences are wired for high-speed Internet access with individual fiber-optic lines.

Residences are thick-walled, and include solid wood doors with custom hardware; hand-trawled plaster walls; hardwood, weathered brick and flagstone floors; beam-and-plank or viga ceilings; skylights, masonry fireplaces and numerous built-ins. The homes include gourmet kitchens with stone or tile countertops, mosaic tile baths, radiant heat, and state-of-the-art security systems.

Monte Sereno
Monte Sereno is a six hundred acre master planned resort community located in the prestigious northwest section of Santa Fe, New Mexico. It is a unique property for a myriad of reasons, the most significant of which include its mature vegetation, unparalleled views, and its proximity to the historic Santa Fe Plaza and the world famous Santa Fe Opera.

Nambe
Nambé sits at the base of the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountains off N.M. 503. Nambé is a popular stop for visitors seeking beauty and recreation in the stunning foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Located between Santa Fe and Espanola, Nambe offers moderately priced housing for simple country living.

Oshara Village
Oshara Village will be an authentic village built to balance human needs with ecological imperatives without compromising quality, comfort or value. Healthy and safe with sensible conservation of water, energy and land, Oshara Village will set a new standard for sustainable living.

Pecos
Pecos is for people who want to explore the simpler, purer path. A village tucked into a river valley, it features a spectacular horizon that scans mountains and meadows and mesas and plains. Pecos is for people who want to hear the beat of a bird's wings and the wind in the high mountain forest. A place to remember what it's like to be civilized in the wilderness. Pecos is a place to hike, fish, horseback ride and relax. Homes range from the rustic to the luxurious, and homesites abound throughout the trees.

Quail Run
Located at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Quail Run is a gated community in the finest Southwestern tradition. Here, you'll find a magnificently-landscaped, luxurious resort condominium community constructed on 103 acres just minutes from the Plaza. Quail Run's award-winning Pueblo-style architecture is presented in the elegant Clubhouse and throughout the individual homes. Recipient of the coveted "Gold Nugget" architectural honor, this unique compound was truly conceived and constructed in the Santa Fe spirit. Quail Run is a neighborhood of diverse and exceptional people celebrating a special bond with each other, the American Southwest and the earth.

Rancho Viejo
Just south of Santa Fe and near the Santa Fe Community College, Rancho Viejo blends with the Southwestern landscape and reflects the rich cultural heritage of New Mexico. Designed as a collection of villages, each with its own central gathering plaza and bordering preserved open space, Rancho Viejo creates a sense of living amidst nature, complemented by community amenities and well-designed homes.

The community of Rancho Viejo is a collection of villages bordered by open space. Each village reflects the form of northern New Mexico's traditional communities, and features a central plaza where friends and neighbor's gather. As a resident of Rancho Viejo you will enjoy the dry summers, mild winters, and 300 days of sunshine a year.  Life here proves irresistible when combined with the active lifestyle that lies right outside your front door.

Tesuque
Ten minutes north of Santa Fe, this village is in close proximity to the Opera, Tano Rd., and Las Campanas. Neighboring the Tesuque Pueblo Indians, this area was discovered in the 1920s, and continues to be a mix of old-line families and newcomers who share this natural valley setting. The area is marked by large lots and beautiful homes, many with historic value. Amenities include the Tesuque Village Market and an elementary school.

Many of the homes are traditional adobes of this era that have been updated and are now modern estates with old-world feel. Newer developments, such as the Bishops Lodge Villas, are beautiful pueblo style town homes providing all the modern amenities without compromising traditional aesthetics. There is an extensive trail system in and around the village allowing for easy access to open space and national forest for hiking and horseback riding.

Vista Redonda
Vista Redondo are new subdivisions (5 acres, expensive) near Tesuque on the way to the tiny villages of Chupadero and Rio En Medio. Rustic mountain villages border this emerging neighborhood boasting fantastic views and quiet serenity.

Wilderness Gate
Wilderness Gate is a mountain community with tall ponderosa pine, pinon and juniper.  It lies between the Historic Eastside and the Santa Fe National Forest.  The homesites are predominately 5 acres and orient to the West.  The covenants allow single-family dwellings, a private garage, recreational facilities and non-rental: studio, workshop and guesthouse.  There is wonderful hiking and the community allows horses. 

Zocalo
Zocalo is a rare residential community in Santa Fe. Designed by the world-renowned architect Ricardo Legorreta, the community of Zocalo is defined by outstanding architecture, a distinctive sense of community and close proximity to the inspiring culture, history and beauty of Santa Fe. Located in the Northern Hills just five minutes from Santa Fe, Zocalo homes offer open, light-filled floor plans and a community inspired by Legorreta's vision of casita-style condominiums centered around small plazas. Designed with a brilliant use of color and traditional Mexican architectural elements, Zocalo showcases Legorreta's signature use of vivid hues, geometrics, and warm, abundant light. The community of homes at Zocalo, available at an accessible price point, lends itself naturally to a neighborhood of residents that value their surroundings and their neighbors.