Altura Homes for Rent

Some benefits of living in a northeast Albuquerque area like Altura include convenient access to interstates 40 and 25. Although it's primarily residential, Altura also has shopping centers, community parks and is in proximity to the University of New Mexico North Campus. There's a variety of 20th and 21st century homes to choose from. Pueblo-style homes with flat roofs and stucco or adobe walls are a common housing type in Altura Park. There are also some ranch-style homes with pitched roofs. The area has a few different developments. "Altura Park is a small subdivision. The focus is really around the park," says Leigh-Jo Anzures, a qualifying broker with Syan Real Estate. "The homes in Altura Park are older. These go back to, gosh, the '50s or '60s, though there are some newer ones where people had vacant lots they built on." One of the newer areas, the gated community Altura Village, is between I-40 and Indian School Road Northeast. Homes date to the 1990s and 2000s and have garages in front. Mission Revival architectural elements include clay roof tiles, archways and stucco finishes. Overall, Altura homes typically list for about $280,000 to $560,000. Exceptions include