Sandia Heights is located east of Tennyson and North of San Antonio to the Bernalillo County Line. Natural Southwest topography abounds in the foothills of Sandia Heights with breath-taking views of the city lights. Enjoy the many custom adobe homes on large lots, several neighborhood parks, and walking trails.[Map]

North Albuquerque Acres is bounded by Tennyson and Holbrook/Ventura, and by Elena and San Antonio/Paseo. Mixing country living with city conveniences, North Albuquerque Acres features luxury homes on large lots. Horses are welcomed in some areas. Many of the homes are on wells and septic systems. Enjoy 360° views of city lights and the spectacular Sandia Mountains.[Map]

The Albuquerque Acres West area is bounded by Ventura and I-25 and Paseo Del Norte and Tramway. This area offers luxurious private gated estates as well as more affordable homes in the highly desirable La Cueva School District. You'll find a vibrant and growing upscale shopping and dining community. Relax and enjoy the many amenities of the nearby Sandia Casino and Resort.[Map]

The Far Northeast Heights area is east of Wyoming between Montgomery and Paseo, and west of Tramway between Montgomery and San Antonio. This area is home to the upscale, gated Tanoan community featuring a country club and championship golf course. The CNM Community College Montoya Campus and prestigous private Albuquerque Academy is also located here as well as numerous shopping and medical facilities.[Map]

Foothills North is located east of Tramway, between Montgomery and Academy, and includes part of Glenwood Hills as well as High Desert, which has several gated communities. This area features unique Southwestern architecture by builders such as Rutledge Homes and Scott Patrick and has convenient access to the foothills open spaces, including Elena Gallegos Park, miles of walking trails, and numerous shopping strips within easy reach.[Map]

The Academy West area is bounded by Montgomery and Paseo, and I-25 and Wyoming. This area features single-family homes, townhomes, and condos. Recreation includes the beautiful Arroyo Del Oso Public Golf Course and Cliff's Amusement Park. Academy West is adjacent to Century 24 Theater and numerous upscale dining.[Map]

The UNM Area is bounded by I-25 and San Mateo, and by Central and Indian School. This area is home to the University of New Mexico, Popejoy Theater, University Hospital, and scenic Duck Pond. The UNM area includes an eclectic mix of unique architectural homes on tree-lined streets. The historic Nob Hill district enjoys award-winning dining establishments and trendy boutiques.[Map]

The Uptown area is bounded by Montgomery and I-40, and by I-25 and Wyoming. Centrally located Uptown boasts a new upscale shopping center, plenty of dining options, and a large business district. The area includes affordable homes in established neighborhoods with mature landscaping and numerous ranch-style homes.[Map]

The UNM South area is bounded by I-25 and San Mateo, and by Central and Gibson/ABQ Sunport. Conveniently located to UNM, KAFB, and downtown Albuquerque, UNM South has historic districts as well as new homes. Shopping includes the funky Nob Hill neighborhood with art galleries, restaurants, and a vibrant nightlife. Services include Presbyerian Hospital, the largest acute care hospital in New Mexico, and CNM's main campus. Sporting complexes include the Isotopes Park (baseball) and "The Pit"--home of the UNM Lobos.[Map]

The Northeast Heights is bounded by Montgomery and Central, and by Tramway and Wyoming. As one of the largest and most diverse areas of NE Albuquerque, NE Heights neighborhoods include the gated community of Towne Park and the newly developing Presidio Townhomes & Condos. Medical facilities include the Presbyterian Kaseman Hospital featuring the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. Recreational opportunities include the Hinckle Family Fun Center and Los Altos Park and Golf Course.[Map]

Foothills South is located east of Tramway, between Montgomery and Central. Nestled in the base of the Sandias, you will enjoy city views and convenient access to numerous hiking trails, yet still have accessbility to major employers and shopping. Many homes border to national forest or open spaces in this diverse mix of single-family and condo living.[Map]

Four Hills is bounded by Central and Tramway, and by Kirtland Air Force Base and the Foothills. The Four Hills area is minutes away from Kirtland Air Force Base (KAFB) and Sandia National Labs with country club living and an award-winning golf course. Development began with the first home in 1957 and continues with new construction today.[Map]

The Fairgrounds Area is bounded by I-40 and Central, and by Wyoming and San Mateo. One of the smallest and affordable areas of NE Albuquerque, the Fairgrounds area is home to the EXPO New Mexico State Fairgrounds, Tingley Coliseum, and weekly flea markets.[Map]

The Southeast Heights area is bounded by Tramway to San Mateo and Central to Kirtand Air Force Base. Consisting of single-family homes, townhomes, and condos, and including the new neighborhoods of Willow Wood and Volterra, Southeast Heights features a large park, community center, school, and shopping.[Map]

The Downtown Albuquerque area is bounded by I-25 and the Rio Grande River, and by I-40 and Cesar Chavez. Currently undergoing revitalization, downtown Albuquerque has a lively entertainment district including restaurants, theaters, and nightclubs. Many older buildings have been converted into modern luxury lofts. Downtown Albuquerque also includes many public transportation options helping to build community sustainability.[Map]