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Sold on 09.10.2025 for $529,000
- 0 Bedrooms | 0 Bathrooms
- 27,007 SqFt Lot | Private Pool: No
6805 Blanket Flower Place Place NE
Albuquerque, NM 87111
About This Property
The Seller will entertain a three year REC with 25% down at 6% interest. Stunning .62-acre lot in Albuquerque's highly sought-after High Desert offers privacy, panoramic views of the Sandia… Show more
The Seller will entertain a three year REC with 25% down at 6% interest. Stunning .62-acre lot in Albuquerque's highly sought-after High Desert offers privacy, panoramic views of the Sandia Mountains, and a peaceful cul-de-sac location. Essential utilities are at the lot line for easy building access. With proximity to hiking trails, shopping, and dining, it's an ideal site for building your dream home.
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High Desert Community
High Desert covers the last stretch of ground between Tramway Boulevard and the Cibola National Forest, at the northeast corner of Albuquerque. Most addresses are 87111. Anyone shopping High Desert homes for sale should understand one thing up front: this is not a subdivision. It's roughly two dozen separate villages spread across about 675 acres, each platted differently, and those differences matter more than the shared name on the sign.The land came firstThe ground was part of the old Elena Gallegos Land Grant, later held by Albert G. Simms, and eventually by the Albuquerque Academy. In 1991 the Academy's board set up High Desert Investment Corporation to develop it. Dirt started moving in the early nineties. Four major arroyos cut through the property, and instead of filling them the plan bent the streets around them. That's why the roads wander the way they do, and why you're never more than a block or two from a strip of undeveloped ground.It got written up at the time as one of...
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