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Corrales New Mexico is a great rural setting yet right at the edge of the metropolitan Albuquerque area. We usually visit Gus Wagner's Farm a few times during the fall to get our roasted Green Chile… sweet corn, any yes, caramel apples, too. This year, we've visited several times and just can't get enough of the wonderful smell of the roasting chile. We even went back to get pumpkins last weekend and since they were still roasting chile, we bought yet another sack of green so our freezer is overflowing and the Green Chile is sure to last a few months. J With our home being in Corrales, we really enjoy the benefits of the small village feel, the horses, llamas, goats, sheep, hay and corn fields, and friendly neighbors that come along with it. It always amazes me to drive out of Corrales and have great shopping and restaurants right here. While Corrales isn't for everyone, it sure is great for us.
Tracy
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Corrales, New Mexico, is really a "green scene" in so many ways! This historic little village (around 7500 population) is located on the west bank of the Rio Grande, and has been an agricultural community from its founding in 1712! Known for its centuries-old cottonwoods, artists, agriculture, picturesque adobe homes, and horses galore, Corrales is small enough for residents to walk or bike around town, or better yet, ride horses right into the village center! Corrales residents love the quiet, peaceful atmosphere, with a single main road through town, with various "horse crossing signs, and one sign warning:"Drive slow, see or village:drive fast, see our judge." With its plentiful irrigated land, Corrales fields are truly lush and green, but that's not the only way in which Corrales is "green."
If you live in or near Corrales, you really owe it to yourself to check out some of the great, green opportunities this picturesque little village offers! |
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These statistics are averages for all Residential Detached Homes Sales. This report includes the Corrales Real Estate Market area 130. View the Albuquerque Area MLS map for more location information.
Number of Homes Sold | Listing Price | Home SqFt. | Listing $ Per SqFt. | Days On Market | Selling Price | Selling $ Per SqFt. |
(7) | $529,114 | 2374 | $227 | 128 | $517,143 | $221 |
For a detailed neighborhood market report visit www.Albuquerque-Home-Prices.com.
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Corrales
Village of Corrales real estate is a small, treasured oasis located within a large, fast-growing metropolitan area. Corrales real estate is bordered on the east by the Rio Grande and, across the river, by the Sandia Reservation. To the south is the City of Albuquerque while to the west and north is Rio Rancho real estate. You will see residents on horse back or bike riding throughout the Village of Corrales. Corrales was founded in 1712, and incorporated in 1971. Corrales got its name as it was a great place to stop and put livestock in "corrals" before the last leg of the trip to the Albuquerque.
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