Living in Corrales
Corrales is one of New Mexico's most distinctive and sought-after communities — an agricultural village tucked between Albuquerque and Rio Rancho along the Rio Grande bosque, where horses outnumber cars in some neighborhoods and the Sandia Mountains fill the eastern horizon at sunset.
Strict development ordinances protect Corrales's rural character, limiting density and commercial development. There are no big box stores. What there is: large lots, horse properties, fruit orchards, vineyards, the Rio Grande cottonwood forest, and a genuine small-town community of artists, professionals, and families who chose to step back from the pace of city life.
Despite being 15 minutes from everything Albuquerque and Rio Rancho offer, Corrales feels worlds away. That combination of access and tranquility commands a premium — and buyers who find it rarely leave.
"Corrales is one of my favorite markets to work in. Every community in New Mexico has its own soul, and Corrales has a character that's hard to find anywhere else. I'd love to show you around — reach out any time."
