Rainbow Blvd & Unser Blvd NW

Up on the mesa, against the monumentVolcano Cliffs sits on top of the Northwest Mesa, above the escarpment, hard against Petroglyph National Monument. It does not look like the rest of Albuquerque. Buyers looking at Volcano Cliffs homes for sale are usually after one of two things: the long view east across the city to the Sandias, or enough land to build the house they actually want. Plenty of people get both.Open space does most of the work of defining the edges here. Paseo del Norte and the old Town of Alameda Grant line close it off to the north. The monument runs along the south and east. West of that sit the five dormant volcanoes and the open space around them. The City's sector development plan covers 2,327 acres and describes the area as bounded on three sides by roughly 10,000 acres of open space. Mail comes to 87120.Why the lots matter more than the housesThe subdivision was platted in the 1960s and annexed by the City in 1981. Then it mostly sat. Around 1,700 lots, cut in e...