Charming Adobe Hacienda Fiala in Corrales in Albuquerque

The Village of Corrales is a small, treasured oasis located between metropolitan areas of Albuquerque and Rio Rancho. 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.

House is Santa Fe style two storey adobe hacienda (3,600 sf.) in peaceful setting on one fenced acre. Some highlights include private enclosed courtyards and patios, mature landscaping, modern remodeled interior highlighted by chefs kitchen The views of Sandia Mountains are spectacular. During the Balloon Fiesta the balloons quite often soar overhead.

On second floor is a large master bedroom (over 600 sq). It has hard wood floor and it includes living area, sleeping area with queen size bed, bathroom, large walk in closet and balcony with spectacular views. Other amenities include satellite TV, DVR, wireless internet, refrigerator, microwave and coffee machine.

On the main floor there are two bedrooms. One room has queen size bed and the other room has twin size bed. South wall of this room has floor to ceiling windows with beautiful views. French door opens to its own, shaded patio. These two rooms share full size bathroom that has large window facing small, tropical garden enclosed by privacy wall.

Rest of the main floor has modern, open concept feel with cathedral ceilings and with plenty of natural light. The Gourmont Chef's kitchen is fully equipped, including state of the art stainless steel appliances; stove has dual fuel, dual oven and six burners. One side of the kitchen has large, wall to wall windows facing landscaped, brick courtyard. Kitchen has large island with prep and seating area. Kitchen is open to the dinning room that seats eight. Dinning room overlooks sunken den with wood burning stove and French door leading into the courtyard. On the other side of dinning area is unique living room with conversation pit by the wood fireplace. Powder room serves these areas. Floors are brick, tile or concrete.

This home is situated to take full advantage of outdoor living. There are multiple shaded patios and courtyards with breath taking views.

Owner / caretaker lives in attached wing of the house with private entrance. Jan (Honza) is originallyfrom Prague, Czech Republic. He came to New Mexico in 1979 and he settled down
in Corrales in 1986. Jan is outdoor enthusiasts who traveled, hiked and backpacked the southwest region of US extensively. He can provide intimate inside to guide you to local attractions. Jan is also accomplished landscape photographer.

Fully equipped Gourmet Chef’s kitchen

 Washer, dryer

 High speed wireless internet

 Satellite DirecTv

 Many patios and courtyards with privacy and views

 Carport

 Barbeque

 Wood burning stove

Wood burning fireplace

 Outdoor chiminea

 Two person hot tub

 Linens, towels and toletries

The Village of Corrales is bordered on the east by the Rio Grande and, across the river, by the Sandia Indian Reservation. To the south is the City of Albuquerque while to the west and north is the City of Rio Rancho. 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.

Corrales aggressively strives to retain a rural lifestyle. Prehistoric sites indicate the Corrales Valley has been occupied as early as 500 A.D. when the ancestors of the present-day Indian Pueblos derived sustenance from the fertile valley. Subsequent populations, including Hispanic, European and American families, settled here to raise grapes, apples, and livestock. Today, Corrales is distinguished by its broad green pastures and orchards, its rich historic and artistic character, and of course the sounds and scents of roosters, cows, horses and sheep.

There are fiestas and harvest celebrations, wine tasting events, and traditional Hispanic and Native American dances and religious observances throughout the year. Two of Corrales' most historic buildings are available for viewing. Casa San Ysidro Museum s a 1650's estate that is now operated by the City of Albuquerque Museum. The Old San Ysidro Church (1850’s) is also a Southwest treasure not to be missed.

For outdoor activities Corrales Bosque Nature Preserve offers spectacular views over Rio Grande, Bosque and The Sandia Mountains in the background. There are multiple trails ideal for hiking, mountain biking, horse back riding, birds and wildlife viewing.

Close proximity to Albuquerque offers many attractions like: Old Town, Rio Grande ZOO, Rio Grande Botanical Gardens, Aquarium – ABQ Bio Park, Museums, Golf courses, Sandia Peak Tramway, numerous cultural events, restaurants with famous New Mexico cousin, live music and micro breweries.

Day trips to surrounding area include world wide renown locations like: Santa Fe, Chaco Canyon and Bandelier National Monuments, Ojo Caliente Hot Springs, Bosque Del Apache Refuge just to mention few.

Standard rate based on double occupancy        $89/night

Each additional guest                                      $25/night

Five guests max.                                            $164/night

Weekly rate                                                    $498 - $918

Monthly rate                                                   $1,600 - $2,952

 50% Deposit to hold reservation - Balance upon arrival

Deposit will be refunded only if reservation is canceled two weeks prior scheduled arrival

 Two nights minimum stay

  Credit Cards and Checks Accepted:

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