832 Trading Post Trail SE
Albuquerque, NM 87123
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Move-In Ready 2022 Manufactured Home - 3 Bed, 2 Bath in Four Hills Community Welcome to this nearly-new 2022 manufactured home offering comfortable, modern living in the desirable Four… Show more
Move-In Ready 2022 Manufactured Home - 3 Bed, 2 Bath in Four Hills Community Welcome to this nearly-new 2022 manufactured home offering comfortable, modern living in the desirable Four Hills Community. This well-maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is truly move-in ready--just unpack and settle in.
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Room Information
| Room | Dimensions | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Living Room | 12x14 | Level: Main, 168 sqft |
| Kitchen | 9x12 | Level: Main, 108 sqft |
| Primary Bedroom | 13x14 | Level: Main, 182 sqft |
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Four Hills Community
Where Four Hills actually isHead east on Central past Tramway and the city runs out. The road bends, the ground tilts up, and you're in Four Hills. It's the far southeast corner of Albuquerque, all of it in 87123, boxed in by the Kirtland Air Force Base fence on the south, I-40 on the north and the mouth of Tijeras Canyon to the east. That fence is the reason the place feels finished. Nothing new is ever coming from the south. Anyone shopping Four Hills homes for sale is really shopping a 1950s-through-1980s neighborhood that stopped growing because it ran out of room, which is unusual in a city that mostly grew outward.You feel the elevation here. Streets like Stagecoach Road and Wagon Train Drive climb and curve instead of running on a grid, and from the upper lots you get the valley, the volcanoes on the West Mesa at sunset, and the Sandias off to the north.A little history, because it explains the lotsThe name is older than the houses. A homesteader named Hardy Logan called the are...
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