Northwest

About Northwest Santa Fe

CASA SOLANA

Many of these beautiful homes were built in the 1960’s by developer Allen Stamm and include vigas, hardwood floors, fireplaces and solid construction but have allowed for custom remodels and easy upgrades to modernize the traditional styles. Located within walking distance of downtown Santa Fe and the Historic Railyard district, Casa Solana offers old-Santa Fe charm, access to bike trails and a community swimming pool. Today, most of the homes range in pricing between the high $200s to over half a million. With access to Frank Ortiz dog park, Casa Solana affords walkable and bikeable homes with space, views and a great elementary school in the neighborhood.

Nearby Highway 599, makes Casa Solana an ideal neighborhood for those who commute to Los Alamos Labs. A host of wonderful independent coffee shops, co-ops and restaurants are conveniently located a short walk away. The De Vargas mall, with a large grocery store and dozens of clothing, food and book shops is a 2 minute drive away.

ZOCALO

A beautiful, private clubhouse offers Zocalo residents a center point of recreation and connection. Legorreta created a dramatic space that serves as a showcase for Zocalo’s signature design. The 5,700 square-foot clubhouse offers a grand foyer entry with fireplace, fitness center, swimming pool, club room, conference room and catering kitchen. There is a beautiful fountain patio and a scenic walking trail. Located in the foothills of the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains on Santa Fe’s prestigious north side, Zocalo offers a convenient, easy lifestyle with close proximity to the best of Santa Fe. Zocalo is just minutes to downtown Santa Fe’s historic plaza, world-famous art galleries, renowned culinary cuisine, shopping and museums. The Santa Fe Opera, Santa Fe Ski Basin and recreation complexes are minutes away. National forest and wilderness areas offer numerous walking, hiking, and biking trails all within a short drive from Zocalo.

Further out you will find homes and land with 360 degree views of the Sangre de Cristos and Jemez Mountains…

MONTE SERENO

Centuries of culture and decades of planning have created a truly unique master-planned community in Santa Fe. Situated in the piñon and juniper studded hills between the Santa Fe Opera and the historic Santa Fe Plaza the 600-acre resort/residential community of Monte Sereno is the embodiment of Santa Fe.

LAS CAMPANAS

With more than 300 days of sunshine per year, the area’s four-season climate provides the perfect backdrop for the golf, tennis, hiking and biking at Las Campanas. In the winter, the nearby mountains become havens for ski buffs and snowboarders. When you’re in the mood for a different kind of adventure, the art and culture of Santa Fe, a mere six miles away, beckons you.

In the tree-studded rolling hills northwest of town are Las Campanas and a host of other developments and neighborhoods of larger, private lots and newer homes, most with city services and utilities. The land here sits between the city and the arroyos that carry rainwater to the Rio Grande, just a few miles west, creating a landscape almost like ocean waves rolling into shore. The community of Las Campanas has been going strong since 1991 seeing a steady supply of new homes beginning around $600,000 in price on lots ranging from about 200K to much higher for larger parcels. The two signature Jack Nicklaus golf courses, combined with a world-class equestrian facility and extensive trail network, the triple adobe clubhouse that hosts golfers and diners and gala events, and a sprawling day spa make this resort community a first class find for those shopping for amenities to enjoy near home.

ALDEA

Designed and planned by Andres Duany, residents enjoy 205 acres of open space including walking trails, numerous parks, and sporting amenities! Built around a central plaza, it offers a Community Center Building for the Homeowners Association, activities, and fitness classes.

TANO ROAD & LOS DOS

Surrounding Las Campanas, one finds these spacious neighborhoods which can offer large tracts of land, a gentle, rolling landscape, heart-stopping Sangre de Cristo and Jemez views, a few horse properties, and some incredible homes that are priced up to several million.

LA TIERRA

Bordered to the east and southeast by Tano Road and to the southwest by Las Campanas, La Tierra offers large tracts of land, a gentle, rolling landscape, heart-stopping Sangre de Cristo and Jemez views, a few horse properties, and some incredible homes that are priced up to several million.

The world-famous Santa Fe Opera is also located in the northwest part of town. In addition, the Marty Sanchez City Golf Course is located nearby and only 8 miles (13 km) northwest of Santa Fe.