A straightforward beginning, with useful space in every direction

Some homes make their case with spectacle. This one is more direct: a single-level layout, bright rooms, and outdoor space that extends the way the property can be used.

The front living area establishes that rhythm. A broad window brings in daylight, laminate flooring runs beneath the room, and the entry opens into a layout that feels easy to understand. There is room to define sitting, dining, work, or hobby zones without asking the home to pretend to be something it is not.

A kitchen built around practical routines

The kitchen gathers its everyday tools in one compact workspace. White cabinetry provides generous storage, a gas range anchors the cooking wall, and the blue-gray mosaic backsplash adds a distinctive note without overpowering the room. The refrigerator, microwave, washer, and dryer are listed among the included appliances, while the utility room keeps laundry and additional storage separate from the main living areas.

Private rooms that leave the decisions open

The home’s private spaces continue the same unfussy approach. Light-toned flooring, ceiling fans, and multiple windows give the rooms a neutral foundation. In the full bath, a tiled tub surround and blue vanity add color and texture while keeping the room practical.

The strongest idea here is not a single showpiece. It is the way the interior, utility spaces, and covered backyard area work together as one usable whole.

The covered patio changes the scale of the home

Out back, the covered patio creates a sheltered outdoor area with a brick-paver center and room to arrange seating or project space. The fenced yard also includes garden beds, a shed, and a mix of landscaped and open ground. Those elements add options without prescribing how the next owner should use them.

Support spaces make the layout easier to live with

A separate utility room groups the washer, dryer, water heater, and wall-mounted storage in one place. It is a modest detail with an outsized practical effect: the work of the house has somewhere to go.

A floor plan and 3-D tour make the relationships clear

The supplied floor plan helps show how the living areas, private rooms, bath, and utility space connect. The immersive Matterport tour adds another useful perspective for readers who want to study the flow before arranging an in-person visit.

Southwest Albuquerque context

The address sits in MLS Area 92, Southwest Heights, within Albuquerque’s 87121 ZIP code. City-street frontage and connections through the broader West Side place the home within an established part of Southwest Albuquerque. Readers can use the full listing page, area map, and live market resources below to evaluate routes and local context for their own needs.

The home’s appeal is clearest when the spaces are considered together: bright interior rooms, a useful kitchen and utility area, then a covered patio and fenced yard that continue the story outdoors. For questions or a closer look when showings are available, contact Kori Bristow with Venturi Realty Group.