Southeast of city limits

As the Old Santa Fe Trail winds north, lovely, heavily-forested neighborhoods run alongside. Located in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristos, the lower elevations provide rolling hills of pinon and juniper while the higher elevation nestles in mountainous terrain. All have wonderful views of the Sandias and famous Santa Fe sunsets. Most lots start at 2.5 acres and some are over ten. The area includes Cloudstone, La Vista, Coyote Mountain Road, Mercer, Double Arrow Road, La Barberia, Overlook I and II, north and south of Old Santa Fe Trail from Camp Stoney cutoff.

Canada de los Alamos

At the end of the Old Santa Fe Trail lies a tiny village known as Canada de los Alamos. The homes here are tucked away in tall pondersa pines and gentle hills. This beautiful area is bordered by the Santa Fe National Forest on one side and Camp Stoney on the other.

Rancho Viejo

Just south of Santa Fe, the community of Rancho Viejo blends with the scenic beauty of the Southwestern landscape and reflects the rich cultural heritage of New Mexico. Uniquely designed as a collection of villages,  each with its own central gathering plaza and bordering preserved open space, Rancho Viejo creates a sense of living amid nature, complemented by community amenities and both single family homes and town homes.