2226 Paul Road SW
Albuquerque, NM 87105
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A rare opportunity to own approximately 5 acres of beautiful, usable land with a rich agricultural history and an ideal setting for your future dream home. The property consists of two… Show more
A rare opportunity to own approximately 5 acres of beautiful, usable land with a rich agricultural history and an ideal setting for your future dream home. The property consists of two separate deeds, with one lot offering frontage directly off Paul Road and the remaining four lots situated behind, providing flexibility and possibilities for future use.Previously used as productive farmland with alfalfa grown on the property, the land includes NMRGD water rights and ditch access. Mature cottonwood trees surround the area, creating a picturesque setting with a wonderful rural feel. Enjoy access along the ditch for walking or horseback riding while taking in the peaceful surroundings.Located at the end of a cul-de-sac with utilities available in the street, this property offers the space and tranquility of country living while remaining conveniently located. Easy access to the interstate puts Isleta Resort & Casino, the Albuquerque International Sunport, shopping, dining, and Albuquerque amenities within convenient reach.Whether you're looking to build a custom home, create a small farm or horse property, or simply enjoy the beauty and open space of the South Valley, this unique property offers an exceptional combination of acreage, water rights, accessibility, and New Mexico charm.
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About South Valley
South Valley is an unincorporated stretch of Bernalillo County directly south of Albuquerque's city limits, with the Rio Grande running down its middle and the city wrapping its north, east, and part of its west edge. Spanish land grants issued after the 1690s reconquest created Atrisco, Pajarito, and Los Padillas here, and the acequia ditches those families dug still carry water past the houses.
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