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Neighborhoods in Santa Fe, NM

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    Old Santa Fe Trail

    Hugged by Historic Eastside to the north and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains to the east, the Old Santa Fe Trail area’s young estate properties sit on quiet streets teeming with history. “The Old Santa Fe Trail used to be where wagon riders would come through into Santa Fe, and it runs all the way to Missouri,” says Lise Knouse, a Broker Owner with

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      $1.85M

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      $1M - $4M

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      4 Listings

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    Sierra del Norte

    In the Sangre de Cristo foothills, Sierra del Norte is an upscale suburb set 3 miles between Hyde Memorial State Park and the Santa Fe Plaza. One of the City Different’s newest neighborhoods, Sierra del Norte began development in the 1990s, its sprawling estates taking advantage of the area’s juniper-piñon woodlands and panoramic mountain and city

    • Average Value

      $1.72M

    • List Price

      $141K - $3.8M

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      4 Listings

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    Monte Sereno

    Set amid the Sangre De Cristo foothills, the upscale master-planned community of Monte Sereno blends mountain vistas with luxury living, less than 6 miles from the Santa Fe Plaza. “Monte Sereno has the very best views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in the entire city, which is what everyone’s after in Santa Fe," says Paige Cochran, an Associate

    • Average Value

      $1.71M

    • List Price

      $152K - $8.8M

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      21 Listings

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    Tesuque

    Overlooking the Santa Fe Plaza 6 miles south, Tesuque’s private hillside estates, ponderosa pines and piñon trees lend an upscale vibe and natural beauty that attracts a creative crowd. “This used to be where all the movie stars lived,” says Lise Knouse, a Broker Owner with Keller Williams Realty who has nearly 20 years’ experience selling homes

    • Average Value

      $1.69M

    • List Price

      $276K - $4.6M

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      20 Listings

    Tesuque
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    Hyde Park

    Named for Hyde Memorial State Park, Hyde Park sits 5 miles east of Downtown Santa Fe in the Sangre de Cristo foothills, surrounded by the towering aspens and ponderosa pines of the Santa Fe National Forest. “It’s the perfect combination of luxury and the great outdoors,” explains Emily Garcia, a local Senior Broker with Sotheby’s International

    • Average Value

      $1.58M

    • List Price

      $113K - $2.7M

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      Homes For Sale

      18 Listings

    Hyde Park
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    Vista Encantada

    Though Vista Encantada is just over a mile north of the Santa Fe Plaza, this upscale community's sprawling estates, dense juniper-piñon woodlands and views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains make it feel secluded from the City Different's lively downtown. "Vista Encantada offers the perfect blend of traditional Santa Fe style, natural beauty, and

    • Average Value

      $1.54M

    • List Price

      $697K - $14.3M

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      9 Listings

    Vista Encantada
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    Canyon

    Less than 2 miles from the Santa Fe Plaza in the Sangre de Cristo foothills, Canyon is a Historic Eastside suburb just east of the Canyon Road Arts District that's filled with dirt roads and adobe homes dating back as far as the 17th century. “This is the oldest part of Santa Fe, so it’s the best of the best for homebuyers looking to get into the

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      $1.44M

    • List Price

      $506K - $7.8M

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      8 Listings

    Canyon
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    Historic Santa Fe

    Bordered north by the Santa Fe River and west by Santa Fe Plaza, Historic Santa Fe is the center of the City Different’s cultural scene, with centuries-old homes and a myriad of art galleries. “The Canyon Road Arts District here is one of the top art districts in the country, and if you go to where Canyon Road meets Acequia Madre, there’s a house

    • Average Value

      $1.32M

    • List Price

      $554K - $6.3M

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      15 Listings

    Historic Santa Fe
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    South East County

    Just beyond Santa Fe’s southern border, the South East County area's gentle desert hills and sprawling estates make it a haven for horse owners. “Horses aren’t just allowed, but encouraged,” explains Daniel Huberman, a local Realtor with Santa Fe Realty Unlimited. “At times, various famous artists have lived out here, but the driving thing about

    • Average Value

      $1.20M

    • List Price

      $214K - $1.9M

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      8 Listings

    South East County
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    Southeast

    Set 2 miles south of Downtown Santa Fe, and home to the Museum Hill District, the suburban Southeast corridor is centered on the Arroyo de Los Chamisos and Old Santa Fe Trail, blending the City Different’s natural spaces and vibrant culture. “Heading into the area on the Old Santa Fe Trail, the views you get of the Sun and Moon mountains and the

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      $1.19M

    • List Price

      $389K - $3.2M

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      Homes For Sale

      5 Listings

    Southeast
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    Old Las Vegas Corridor

    Only 5 miles south of Downtown Santa Fe, the Old Las Vegas Corridor runs along the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, its hillside estates and ranches surrounded by arroyos and juniper-piñon woodlands. “It’s like you’re living in the country with the big lots and the nature, but you’re only 5 to 10 minutes from downtown,” says Liza Cale, an Associate

    • Average Value

      $961K

    • List Price

      $113K - $3.1M

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      15 Listings

    Old Las Vegas Corridor
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    Don Gaspar

    The merchant prince Don Gaspar Ortiz may have led noisy wagon trains through here in the 19th century, but the Don Gaspar Historic District is now better known as a quiet suburb with unique architecture and a central location. “It’s such a walkable area and so close to downtown,” says Paige Cochran, an Associate Broker with Keller Williams Realty

    • Average Value

      $933K

    • List Price

      $531K - $3.1M

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      14 Listings

    Don Gaspar
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    San Mateo

    San Mateo is less than a mile from downtown and under 2 miles from the Santa Fe Plaza, but Harvey Cornell Rose Park’s tranquil garden and the churches and mosques that dot the neighborhood's quiet streets lend it a suburban feel. "It's a very walkable area that's close to Trader Joe's and plenty of restaurants, and I know some of my clients who

    • Average Value

      $902K

    • List Price

      $470K - $1.6M

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      2 Listings

    San Mateo
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    Sunlit Hills

    About 7 miles south of Santa Fe, the large ranches of Sunlit Hills are surrounded by juniper-piñon woodlands, gently sloping land, and flat desert plains. “If you’re saying to yourself that you want to be near the Santa Fe Plaza but lead a rural life with horses, then Sunlit Hills is the perfect place to be,” says Jody Lusk, a Santa Fe local and

    • Average Value

      $892K

    • List Price

      $209K - $1.5M

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      5 Listings

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    Arroyo Chamiso

    Around 4 miles south of Downtown Santa Fe, in the shadow of the Sun and Moon Mountains, suburban Arroyo Chamiso is surrounded by natural desert spaces and dried riverbeds. “Growing up here, I’d see quail and foxes running between people’s homes, and it’s still not uncommon to see deer drinking from your bird bath in the morning,” says Daniel

    • Average Value

      $880K

    • List Price

      $247K - $3M

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      19 Listings

    Arroyo Chamiso
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    Valle del Sol

    Perched on Santa Fe’s juniper-studded hillsides, the Valle del Sol townhouse community is just a mile north of downtown's Santa Fe Plaza, but still feels calm and secluded. “The mixture of the hills and being north of Paseo de Peralta creates a bit of a barrier, so it’s really, really quiet,” explains Michael Kramm, a Realtor at eXp Realty with

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      $834K

    • List Price

      $628K - $2.9M

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      2 Listings

    Valle del Sol
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    Historic Saint Catherine's

    Despite what its name might suggest, the Historic Saint Catherine’s area offers area-new housing and suburban calm, just north of Downtown Santa Fe. “There’s something very protective and quiet about being on this side of Downtown, with the Rosario Church and Cemetery almost serving as a buffer from the hustle and bustle of the Plaza,” explains

    • Average Value

      $780K

    • List Price

      $489K - $1.6M

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      3 Listings

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    Don Diego

    Located in the historic South Capitol community, Don Diego offers a quiet, suburban feel right on the edge of Downtown Santa Fe and the Railroad Arts District, near the New Mexico State Capitol Building. When Santa Fe’s railroad industry boomed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, folks from the Eastern United States flocked to the Don Diego

    • Average Value

      $688K

    • List Price

      $466K - $1.3M

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      7 Listings

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    Las Soleras

    Around 7 miles south of Downtown Santa Fe, Las Soleras represents much of what draws homebuyers to Southside Santa Fe; new, area-affordable homes, suburban streets surrounded by desert spaces, and access to Interstate 25 and New Mexico State Road 599. “It’s convenient to employment opportunities in Albuquerque to the south because of the

    • Average Value

      $677K

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      $499K - $838K

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      7 Listings

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    Historic Guadalupe

    Set on the west side of the Santa Fe Railroad, Historic Guadalupe is home to the Railyard Arts District, the City Different's newest center for art galleries, quirky restaurants and weekly events. "The city built out the Railyard around 10 years ago, where Santa Fe Depot is," says Jody Lusk, a local Associate Broker with Barker Realty. "Even

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      $669K

    • List Price

      $417K - $1.7M

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      6 Listings

    Historic Guadalupe
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    La Nueva Casa Solana

    Just a mile west of Downtown Santa Fe, La Nueva Casa Solana (locally known as Casa Solana) is an Allen Stamm-designed suburb with quiet, walkable streets, area-affordable homes and access to Gonzales Community School. "Casa Solana has a whole different feel to it than the rest of the downtown area,” explains Jeff Saiz, a Santa Fe local and

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      $664K

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      $562K - $912K

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      4 Listings

    La Nueva Casa Solana
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    West Guadalupe Historic

    On the northern banks of the Santa Fe River, West Guadalupe Historic forms the quieter, more suburban half of the Guadalupe Historic District. Originally a farming community in the 1700s, the Guadalupe Historic District saw a development boom in the late 19th century after the introduction of the Santa Fe Depot, just south of the river. Many of

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      $632K

    • List Price

      $407K - $950K

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      Homes For Sale

      3 Listings

    West Guadalupe Historic
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    La Cienega

    Just north of Interstate 25 and south of the Santa Fe Regional Airport, La Cienega is a farming village set on the lush Cienega Creek, surrounded by mountain views and natural spaces. Dating back to the 1600s, La Cienega was a resting point for Spanish traders along the Royal Road between Mexico City and Santa Fe, and many moved here for its

    • Average Value

      $628K

    • List Price

      $110K - $2.3M

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      Homes For Sale

      6 Listings

    La Cienega
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    Downtown Santa Fe

    Downtown Santa Fe is the fittingly eclectic heart of the City Different, with authentic Pueblo buildings, ornate churches and myriad New Mexican museums and eateries. “The architecture here belongs to a long history of Native American and Hispanic cultures," says Lise Knouse, a Santa Fe local and Broker Owner with Keller Williams Realty, "but the

    • Average Value

      $626K

    • List Price

      $74K - $2.3M

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      9 Listings

    Downtown Santa Fe
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    Pueblos del Sol

    Set 8 miles south of Downtown Santa Fe, Pueblos del Sol is a suburb off the Rodeo Road thoroughfare, perfectly positioned for sunrise views over the Sangre de Cristo Mountains to the east and sunset views over the Jemez Mountains to the west. Ever since the neighborhood’s quiet streets and natural spaces were established in the late 1990s, it's

    • Average Value

      $595K

    • List Price

      $482K - $759K

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      Homes For Sale

      2 Listings

    Pueblos del Sol

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