THE PROPERTY:
Address: 323 Camino del Oro, Corrales, NM
Zip Code: 87048
Price: $589,000
Shown by appointment
AGENTS WELCOME
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OWNERS:
NAME: Bob & Maria Berry
PHONE: 505-281-0743
EMAIL: boomers@berrypatch.biz

DETAILS:
TYPE: Single Family, One Story
EXTERIOR: Stucco
ROOMS: 9 (3 BR, 2 BA)
HEAT: Gas, Forced Hot Air
COOLING: Coolerado
WATER: Private Well
HOUSE SIZE: 2419 sq. ft.

STYLE: Southwestern
CARPORT: Large 2 Car
FIREPLACE: Kiva / LR
WOOD STOVE: MBR
SEWER: Septic Tank
LOT SIZE: app. 1.8 Acres

OUTBUILDINGS: Stables with 4 Stalls, Workshop/Tack Room, Hay Shed, Chicken House, Well House w/ Space for Storage

FEATURES:

• Double Pane Pella Windows & Doors w/ Slim Shades
• Principally Adobe Construction
• Underground Electric
• Brick/Hardwood/Tile Floors
• Tongue-in-groove & Beamed Ceilings
• Large MBR with Walk-in Closet
• MB Double Sink
• Track Lights
• Ceiling Fan / MBR
• Cable TV & High Speed Internet
• Non-smoking Home
• Cozy Walled Courtyard w/ Grape Arbors & Pond
• Courtyard Access from MBR
• Security System
• Completely Fenced & Gated
• Mature, Producing Vineyard w/ Drip Irrigation
• Easy Access to Riding Trails
• Access to Irrigation Ditch
• Pipe-fenced Corrals
• 1/5 +- Acre Arena or Pasture Area
• Gardens w/ Timed Irrigation
• Wildlife Habitat
• Bat House
• Self-clean Electric Wall Oven
• Counter Top Gas Stove
• Dishwasher
• Disposal
• 500g Propane Tank

The village of Corrales, New Mexico:

Corrales is a small farming and arts community nestled in the Rio Grande Valley on the outskirts of Albuquerque and Rio Rancho. Its rural character belies the convenience of the short drive to major shopping areas in Albuquerque and Rio Rancho. The Sandia Mountains lie just to the East and provide a dramatic and beautiful backdrop for this charming village. Sandia and Santa Fe ski areas are a short drive away, along with beautiful picnic areas and hiking trails. Corrales was ranked number 19 of Money Magazine's 100 best places to live in 2007.

PROPERTY HISTORY

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