900 Loma Linda Place SE
Albuquerque, NM 87108
About this property
Exceptional mid-century modern home in coveted Ridgecrest neighborhood, orignally in 1959 and masterfully preserved. This timeless single-story ranch has been thoughtfully updated over the… Show more
Exceptional mid-century modern home in coveted Ridgecrest neighborhood, orignally in 1959 and masterfully preserved. This timeless single-story ranch has been thoughtfully updated over the years. Situated on a rare half-acre corner lot just minutes from Nob Hill and The UNM, this custom single-level residence is surrounded by mature trees, lush landscaping, and vibrant flower gardens. Architectural details include a shake shingle roof, expansive wraparound porches perfect for seamless indoor-outdoor living. The versatile floor plan offers 4 bedrooms, multiple living spaces, a chef's kitchen, formal dining, and a private wine cellar. The backyard offers a peaceful retreat featuring mature landscaping and a beautiful swimming pool--perfect for relaxing or entertaining in a serene setting.
Property details for 900 Loma Linda Place SE
Interior
Room information
| Room | Dimensions | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Living Room | 30x15 | Level: Main, 449.92 sqft |
| Kitchen | 13x18 | Level: Main, 231 sqft |
| Primary Bedroom | 18x15 | Level: Main, 268.5 sqft |
| Bedroom 2 | 15x12 | Level: Main, 185.13 sqft |
| Bedroom 3 | 15x12 | Level: Main, 186.66 sqft |
| Bedroom 4 | 14x18 | Level: Main, 259.2 sqft |
| Family Room | 18x23 | Level: Main, 404.8 sqft |
| Dining Room | 16x13 | Level: Main, 210.6 sqft |
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Parkland Hills sits in Albuquerque's Southeast Heights, between Carlisle Boulevard on the west and San Mateo on the east, with Silver Avenue along its northern edge. The Albuquerque Journal announced the addition in August 1926, when the first bungalows went up on the Southeast Mesa; building continued for roughly forty years, so Mediterranean Revival houses laid out on City Beautiful principles stand a few blocks from postwar modernist ones.
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