- For Sale $128,000
- Property Type VacantLand
- Lot Size 91,476 SF
- Date Updated Oct 4, 2026
Description
Gorgeous 2.096 Acre culdesac Lot - just minutes from Albuquerque & Santa Fe! Located in sought after Paa-ko Communities - home of the nationally recognized Paa-ko Ridge Golf Course.. Surrounded by lush tree covered mountains, this is an awesome getaway retreat or a full time home for your enjoyment. The community provides gorgeous sunrises and sunsets along with lost of things to do. The fabulous Clubhouse features excellent restaurant, sparkling swimming pool, & tennis courts and much more! , Other Lot features are utilities on the lot, electric, natural gas, phone, cable, community water system, community septic hookup at the street & wastewater removal system. The basic vacant lot HOA fee is $310.00 per year in Canyon Ridge Estates - Units 1 & 2. The basic Sewer Association fee is $694.00 + 5% Tax. per year. Once an owner builds on their lot and installs a septic tank & connects to the sewer removal system, they will pay a monthly fee for that service. Owners may purchase an Amenities Membership can be purchased for a one time fee of $1000 , plus $470 per year if desired. This allows for the the use of the Club House, tennis courts, pool, etc. A Paa-ko Ridge Golf Course Membership may be purchased. - a list of types memberships and their costs of individual golf course memberships is upon request; or you can search the Paako Communities Website. The costs listed are as of the 2026 Golf Season. A master planned, scenic mountain community, the Paa-ko Ridge Community is an easy commute to Albuquerque and Santa Fe and provides great local restaurants , nearby shopping plus winter skiing, & snowboarding, There are beautiful national forests for hiking & historic sites for exploring! Come visit this awesome community! You'll want to build your dream home here!
Highlights
- Basement: Walk-out
- Sewer: Septic
- Water: City Water
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Contacts
Sharon Wray
Coldwell Banker Legacy
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Sharon Wray
Coldwell Banker Legacy