Neighborhoods in the 87508 ZIP Code

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

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

Less than 15 miles south of the Santa Fe Plaza, amid windswept desert plains, Eldorado at Santa Fe is a master-planned solar community known for its sprawling homes and vast natural spaces. “It started in the 1970s during an energy crisis, so all the homes face southward to maximize sunlight, and there's walking trails throughout. Some of the

Around 15 miles south of Santa Fe, Cañoncito is a historic farming village in the Sangre de Cristo foothills, known for its area-affordability, access to natural spaces and sprawling ranches. “It’s a bedroom community for Santa Fe, where one in every five homes has horse stables,” says James Congdon, an experienced Associate Broker with Santa Fe

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

Among juniper-piñon woodlands 11 miles from the Santa Fe Plaza, Rancho Viejo is a master planned community centered around outdoor living and education. Nearly 15 miles of multi-use trails weave throughout its 11,000 acres, of which 50 percent are dedicated to natural spaces and pocket parks. Community schools, the Institute of American Indian

Valle Vista is a small community in central Santa Fe County, about 13 miles northeast of downtown Santa Fe. "Santa Fe has recently been heavily built up in this area," says David Horpedahl, a qualifying broker and owner of Los Alamos Properties. The location is convenient for commutes and travel as it's close to several highways. Interstate 25 and