Real Estate and Homes range from old adobe haciendas with long stretches of land, to a mix of newer homes. The homes are typically Southwestern Style, and are usually on one acre lots or larger, as one acre is the minimum required for home-building by the Village. Of course, there are also homes on smaller lots that have been platted prior to the one-acre rule going into effect.
There are only a few developed neighborhoods, as much of Corrales was subdivided as families grew and split up their land to share with relatives. The homes and real estate in the area, both new and old, are in a variety of settings. From the valley next to the river nestled in the Cottonwoods, to the hillside away from the river where you can get phenomenal views of the Bosque and mountains, you will have options. If you’re hunting for a place to “slow down” from your busy life, the Village of Corrales is definitely worth a second look.
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2461 Via Faisan Corrales, New Mexico
4 Beds 3 Baths 2,487 SqFt 2.040 Acres

1584 W Ella Drive Corrales, New Mexico
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,868 SqFt 0.500 Acres

1594 W Ella Drive Corrales, New Mexico
3 Beds 3 Baths 2,520 SqFt 1 Acres

432 Montano Lane Corrales, New Mexico
3 Beds 3 Baths 3,070 SqFt 1 Acres
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About Corrales, New Mexico:
According to its website, “The Village of Corrales is a small, treasured oasis located within a large, fast-growing metropolitan area. To cross the borders into Corrales is to step into another time and place where the stresses of twenty-first century life give way to the grace and pace of another era.” It would be hard to sum up the area any better than that.
Hi, I’m Tracy Venturi, and I’m one of the Realtors, Team Leaders, and Owners of Venturi Realty Group. I’ve lived in New Mexico since 1980, and I love it here. Maybe it’s my Minnesota hobby farm roots, but I really enjoy this community and everything it has to offer. We’re proud to call Corrales home, and we’d love for you to join us here. Its proximity to the river and farms, its rural nature, the trees and trails in the Bosque, and the phenomenal views from the hillside homes are just some of the things that make it so special to us, and to many other people who live here. Come take a look today.
Facts about Corrales New Mexico
The Village’s roots are based in agriculture, and people from all over the Albuquerque area will flock to Corrales for a fall visit to Gus Wagner’s Farm for their pumpkins and Green Chili. Or they may be looking to take a peaceful Sunday drive down the narrow, two-lane road through the Village. Corrales strives to preserve its rural nature, right down to protecting the coyotes, providing crosswalk signs for horse riders, and offering the occasional hitching post at local businesses.
What other things make Corrales special? Vineyards, wineries, and apple orchards, the amazing views of the Sandia Mountains, and visiting the “Green Built” straw bale built Post Office where you’ll be greeted by name. But that’s only some of the great options around the area.
Events and Activities in Corrales
If you’re looking for something to do in the town, don’t forget to also check out the Growers’ Market on Wednesday afternoons and Sundays, fun shops and galleries, excellent restaurants with outdoor patios, the Fall Harvest Festival, The December Holiday Parade, and the Village Library and park.
Jobs and Business Opportunities in the Area
While Corrales is similar to much of the Valley along the Rio Grande River, it’s a bit more of a community, as well. The population is small and the Village has its own central business district. It’s an old time Village surrounded by a large and growing Albuquerque and Rio Rancho Metro.
Schools in the Corrales Area
There are four elementary schools, a middle school, and a high school in Corrales, all operated by the Albuquerque Public School system. Two of the elementary schools have five-star ratings, one has a four-star rating, and one has a three-star rating on the Great Schools site. There are also six preschools, including Los Ninos Montessori and Cottonwood Montessori School. Additionally, the Corrales area offers a small selection of private schools, giving parents choices for their children’s education.
Corrales Real Estate & Homes for Sale
Whether you’re searching for a house to make your next home, you’ve been on the lookout for homes for sale in the area, or you’re simply interested in the houses for sale in a wider area, we can help. We offer plenty of real estate options to meet your needs, including townhouses, townhomes, lofts, land, acreage, lots for sale, or investment property in New Mexico. You’ve come to the right place by working with us! Please browse through the links provided below to find the best home and house values in Corrales (87048), or go to our easy to use link and sign up for the Relocation Guide today.
How Does a Home in Corrales Fit Your Needs?
If you’re not already sold on all the great things to do in Corrales, consider what the town has to offer specifically for you and your family. If you’re looking for a bigger home because your family is growing, Corrales’ larger homes and lots can give you and your entire family a great feeling of space.
Looking for a new school system? You’ll find a quality public school district in Corrales, along with private school options to choose from. The proximity to Albuquerque also means you have more choices closer to home, as well.
Not sure just what town to pick? Spend some time with us! Corrales can offer you everything you need and want, with a small-town feel and big-city conveniences close at hand. It’s hard to pass up that winning combination, along with all the beauty of the natural landscape and the opportunities to explore an amazing part of the country. Come look for your new house (and your new home) today!
The Village of Corrales includes the friendly communities of Applewood Hills, Corrales Compound, Corrales Del Norte, Entrada De Corrales, Las Brisas, Meadowlark, Mesa Vista De Corrales, Otra Vez, Pueblo Los Cerros, Ranchos Corrales, Salida Del Sol, Skyview Acres, and Tierra De Corrales. If you’re looking to buy or sell a home in any of these fine communities, call Tego and Tracy Venturi, today.