Résidence Unifamiliale À Corrales

Traditional Corrales character meets thoughtful contemporary design in this distinctive greenbelt home. Originally constructed in adobe and thoughtfully expanded and remodeled in 2008 using insulated concrete forms (ICF), the home blends the warmth of New Mexico architecture with clean lines, generous spaces and exceptional natural light. Inside, high ceilings and expansive east-facing wood-cased windows create a bright, open feel and bring the outdoors into the living spaces. Concrete floors extend through much of the home, complemented by wood flooring in the living room and select vigas that add Southwestern character without overwhelming the more contemporary design. Three interior fireplaces create inviting gathering spaces, including a gas fireplace in the spacious primary suite. The kitchen and all bathrooms were redesigned during the 2008 renovation. Each of the three bedrooms features its own en-suite bath, creating a wonderfully functional layout for everyday living and guests alike. The primary suite offers a generous walk-in closet in addition to its private bath and fireplace. Radiant floor heat adds warmth and comfort underfoot, complemented by forced-air heat and refrigerated air for year-round comfort. Outside, the property captures the setting that makes the Corrales greenbelt so special. Towering old-growth cottonwoods create shade and add character to the established landscape. Sandia Mountain views, a large courtyard, covered outdoor spaces and an exterior fireplace provide inviting places to enjoy the property throughout the seasons. The grounds offer room for horses or other livestock, gardening, or simply enjoying the space and privacy. Additional outbuildings provide useful storage and flexible-use potential. A TPO roof was installed in 2020, and the refrigerated air unit was replaced in June 2025. Architectural character, abundant natural light and a beautiful established setting come together in a home that feels distinctly Corrales.