Round Rio Rancho

4 Bedrooms; 3 Bathrooms; 2208 SF; 2 Car Garage

New carpet, new hard flooring and lots of fresh paint throughout. Newer York Refrigerated A/C and Forced Air Furnace with Humidifier(2010). You’ll love the Wrap Around Covered Patio downstairs and the Covered View Deck upstairs off two of the bedrooms. There’s a Water Softener, six Ceiling Fans. Got some extra rolling stock? There’s easy back yard access. This home is clean, shiny and ready to move into! See more at: http://www.markandsheilateam.idxco.com/idx/5376/details.php?listingID=820319&idxID=081

4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2671 Square Feet, 2 Car Garage and RV Space

Large and light, this home can accommodate a big household, plus an artist, craftsperson, woodworker or anyone that needs a large heated workshop or studio! Located adjacent to open space and within 200ft of the Rio Grande bosque, this home shines with fresh paint inside and out, new carpet, and tile in baths and the kitchen. There are 2 living areas, plus a large 18×14 den, office or home theater. The 3 car garage has one RV height door and is deep enough to handle an RV up to 24.5 ft long.

River’s Edge III is the newest and last subdivision of the River’s Edge neighborhood in Rio Rancho, NM. Located between Pat D’Arco Highway (Hwy 528) and the Rio Grande bosque, there are just under 600 homes, many of which have unparalleled views of the Sandia mountains and the river. Amrep Southwest developed the neighborhoods, building about 500 homes in the third subdivision, and selling most of the lots facing the bosque to custom and semi-custom builders for more expensive homes. One of the big attractions of living in River’s Edge is the easy access to the bosque walking trails, although you will find dozens of locals walking the streets of the neighborhood at dawn and at dusk, when it cools off.

3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, Approximately 2017 Sq Ft, 2 Car Garage

I hear it all the time around this time of year – “Fall is the best time to be in New Mexico.” It’s hard to disagree. By early October the weather has usually cooled off, the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta is in full swing, and the trees in the Rio Grande River Bosque are golden.

Because of the Albuquerque “Box”, (a set of local wind patterns that allow hot air balloons to fly to the south at low altitude, and to the north up high) a lot of balloons often end up flying over the Rio Grande River within sight of the Rivers Edge Subdivision of Rio Rancho.

There’s a walking path along the cliffs overlooking the west side of the river. If you haven’t ever walked there, October would be a great time to do so.  You’ll get a view of the bosque which only lasts a few weeks each year, but which is worth the wait!