Albuquerque, NM 87121
One full acre. Endless possibilities. And a home with room to truly live.Welcome to 4707 Coors Blvd SW, where space, versatility, and opportunity come together in Albuquerque's South… Show more
One full acre. Endless possibilities. And a home with room to truly live.Welcome to 4707 Coors Blvd SW, where space, versatility, and opportunity come together in Albuquerque's South Valley. Set on a full acre, this 4-bedroom, 3-bath home offers something increasingly hard to find: room to spread out, park the toys, entertain, create, garden, or simply enjoy having space around you.Inside, the flexible floor plan includes two primary suites, creating options for multigenerational living, guests, a private retreat, or a home office setup. A huge Gym or Auxiliary area Outside, the property continues to deliver with a, 4-car carport, metal roof, huge concrete balcony for entertaining and plenty of additional space to imagine what comes next.Recent improvements include a new evaporative cooler and water heater, adding comfort and value from day one.Here's where the opportunity comes in: the home is ready for aesthetic updates, and the price reflects it. Instead of paying a premium for someone else's finishes, bring your own vision and make this property yours. The home is being offered as-is, giving buyers an opportunity to focus their investment where it matters most to them.But what makes this property special isn't just what's already here. It's what you could do with it. On a full acre in the South Valley, you have the kind of breathing room that opens up possibilities most Albuquerque homes simply can't offer.The house gives you options. The land gives you possibilities.
| Room | Dimensions | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Living Room | 17x18 | Level: Main, 306 sqft |
| Kitchen | 12x11 | Level: Main, 132 sqft |
| Primary Bedroom | 23x14 | Level: Main, 322 sqft |
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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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