Albuquerque, NM 87112
Listing courtesy of Realty One of New Mexico · (505) 883-9400
Welcome to 2509 Paisano Street NE, where thoughtful updates, natural light, and comfortable living come together in Albuquerque's Northeast Heights.The heart of the home offers an easy… Show more
Welcome to 2509 Paisano Street NE, where thoughtful updates, natural light, and comfortable living come together in Albuquerque's Northeast Heights.The heart of the home offers an easy, connected flow, with the kitchen and dining area opening directly into the main living room--creating a welcoming space for everyday life, entertaining, and gathering with family and friends. Two newly installed solar tubes fill the dining area with natural daylight, while fresh interior paint throughout gives the home a crisp, clean, move-in-ready feel.The bathroom stands out with custom tilework, a custom glass shower door, and a deep 13-inch soaking tub that adds a touch of luxury to the space.Step outside and discover even more to love. Enjoy park views from the front of the home and mountain views from the backyard, surrounded by mature landscaping that gives the property character and charm. A beautiful wisteria canopy creates an inviting outdoor retreat, while established fig and grape plants add another special touch to the backyard.Bright, welcoming, and thoughtfully cared for, this Northeast Heights home offers the comfortable layout, distinctive details, and outdoor setting that make a house feel like home. Come see everything 2509 Paisano Street NE has to offer!
| Room | Dimensions | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Living Room | 19x16 | Level: Main, 290.88 sqft |
| Kitchen | 12x13 | Level: Main, 161.33 sqft |
| Primary Bedroom | 15x13 | Level: Main, 194.53 sqft |
| Bedroom 2 | 12x10 | Level: Main, 124.58 sqft |
| Bedroom 3 | 11x13 | Level: Main, 136.48 sqft |
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Northeast Heights is the broad quadrant of Albuquerque that runs from the middle of the city east to Tramway Boulevard and the base of the Sandia foothills. It filled in after World War II, when annexation pushed the city limits outward and builders such as Sam Hoffman and Dale Bellamah platted subdivision after subdivision across the mesa, with construction moving north and east for decades afterward.
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