Rose Cliffton Land Division - Homes for Sale

16 Stagecoach Junction Road, Sandia Park

27 Camino Alto, Sandia Park

Welcome to a sanctuary in Sandia Knolls! Full of color, charm & character, this property has a main house, casita & studio. AC, metal roof (2025), views! As you enter, you'll find room to breathe w/ an open kitchen/living area & a kiva fireplace for cozy evenings. The enclosed sunporch has great mountain views & a wood stove. 2 full bedrooms inside and a room w/ a bathroom that is being used as the primary currently. Its has its own private access to a walled flagstone patio w/ a kiva fireplace. The casita also has a metal roof and is spacious and inviting. It has its own fenced yard and more great views.There is a studio on the property with lots of light and has power. Natural SW plants adorn the property. Local restaurants, stores & amenities are close. Prefer to sell furnished.

19 Bobcat Hill Road, Sandia Park

Welcome to beautiful Sandia Park, where mountain views, fresh air, and peaceful surroundings define everyday living. Located in the desirable East Mountains, this property offers privacy and space while remaining just a short drive to Albuquerque. The home features a comfortable, functional layout filled with natural light and inviting living spaces perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Enjoy the scenic setting from your outdoor areas with plenty of room to take in stunning New Mexico sunsets. Experience the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience in this East Mountain retreat.

9 Mikes Place, Sandia Park

Nestled on a beautiful wooded lot with stunning mountain views, this charming 2/3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers the perfect blend of privacy, flexibility, and opportunity. Inside, you'll find hardwood floors, fresh paint, and a warm, inviting atmosphere ready for your personal touch. The walkout basement provides additional space that could serve as a workshop, hobby area, studio, or storage, offering versatility to fit your lifestyle. A recent septic inspection has already been completed, giving buyers added peace of mind. Step outside and enjoy the serenity of the surrounding trees, breathtaking mountain vistas, and dark night skies ideal for stargazing. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence, a mountain retreat, or an investment opportunity, this property has plenty to offer.

63 Jennifer Drive, Sandia Park

Build your mountain escape in sought after Sandia Knolls, where meadow meets forest and natural topography creates a private sanctuary.This lot offers an inviting, usable front portion ideal for your custom build, framed by lightly wooded areas for privacy and character. On the other side of the drainage easement the property transitions into a steep but walkable slope with views from the top of the ridge, creating total privacy from the west side of the property. The property extends west between the 2 hills, creating a natural path for water runoff and local wildlife.If you've been waiting for East Mountain land with character and natural beauty, this is it.

18 Longview Road, Sandia Park

Mountain setting, big-lot breathing room, and a layout that actually makes sense. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home in Sandia Knolls offers an open floor plan with comfortable living space and a large 0.5-acre lot. Enjoy a peaceful Sandia Park setting near Tinkertown Museum, Sandia Peak Tramway, Sandia Peak Ski Area, local trails, and everyday access toward Albuquerque-area shops, dining, and services. A solid option for buyers looking for space, location, and New Mexico mountain character.

59 Frost Road, Sandia Park

Cauvery Land unfolds across 19.42+/- acres zoned A-2 in the heart of Bernalillo County's East Mountain growth corridor, where demand for larger parcels and flexible development continues to accelerate. As you enter through the fully gated frontage with partial block wall perimeter, a paved internal road guides circulation from the southern ingress/egress point, already establishing the framework for phased neighborhood lot layout. The first lot has electricity piped in, providing immediate operational capability, while water is available at the street for the balance of the tract--minimizing early infrastructure friction and preserving capital efficiency.Just off Frost Road (8,225 VPD) and less than a mile from the San Antonio roundabout, the site sits at a key access node within an