Residenza Unifamiliare A White Rock

What if living in White Rock could give you more space, more privacy, and a home you can actually enjoy—without giving up the convenience of being in Los Alamos County? 468 Aragon Avenue is worth a look, especially if you’re relocating to LANL, here on assignment, or already working locally and wondering if owning might make more sense than continuing to rent. Instead of putting a large monthly rental payment toward someone else’s property, this is an opportunity to own a home with room to spread out and enjoy the way you actually live. This home has already had many of the big-ticket improvements taken care of. The roof was completely replaced in 2020, the stucco has been refreshed, and you’ll find a new two-stage furnace, refrigerated A/C, 50-gallon water heater, fresh paint, new carpet with a 25-year warranty, and updated flooring. In other words, you can move in and start living here rather than immediately making a renovation list. Inside, the vaulted ceilings, clerestory windows, gable windows, and natural light give the home a personality you don’t find in every White Rock property. The remodeled kitchen is designed to actually work, with granite countertops, a breakfast island, stainless appliances, and an impressive amount of storage. There is plenty of room for everyday life with three bedrooms on the main level, flexible living space, laundry, and an oversized two-car garage with a built-in workshop. Upstairs feels like its own private retreat, with a loft library, fireplace, wet bar plumbing, balcony access, mountain sunrise views, and a Finnish sauna in the ensuite. And then there’s the backyard. With an 8,576-square-foot lot, patios, fire pit, mature roses, apple and pear trees, raised garden beds, storage shed, and gated RV parking, there is room to spend time outside and make the property your own. You’re also close to the Pajarito Entrance, White Rock shopping and restaurants, parks, trails, the pool, and the everyday places you need. If you’ve been considering a move to Los Alamos County, it may be worth asking yourself a different question: What could owning in White Rock look like for you?