4622 Idlewilde Lane SE
Albuquerque, NM 87108
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Welcome to this charming home in Parkland Hills that is ready for you to make your mark! The large tree and grassy front yard are just the first thing to invite you in! Great features… Show more
Welcome to this charming home in Parkland Hills that is ready for you to make your mark! The large tree and grassy front yard are just the first thing to invite you in! Great features include cedar lined closets, original wood floors and wood burning fireplace. A little love with this home will go a long way! Make your dream kitchen or a casita in the backyard, the possibilities are endless!
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Parkland Hills Community
The lay of the landParkland Hills sits on the Southeast Mesa, a couple of miles from downtown and just south of Nob Hill. Carlisle forms the western edge, San Mateo the eastern one, with Silver above and Gibson below. Everything inside that box is 87108. If you're browsing Parkland Hills homes for sale you'll see the same place listed under three or four names, because Ridgecrest is the tree-lined boulevard running through the middle of the subdivision and the name stuck to the whole thing. Parkland Hills, Ridgecrest, Parkland Hills/Ridgecrest. Same neighborhood.The street plan is the first thing people notice. Instead of a grid you get curves, circles and short blocks that don't line up with anything around them: Parkland Circle, Ridgecrest Circle, Grandview, Carlisle Place. That was deliberate. The early part of the subdivision was laid out on City Beautiful principles, with a planted median down Ridgecrest and small green spaces dropped in at the corners. It's why the place feels qu...
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