Princess Jeanne Homes for Sale

Princess Jeanne in Albuquerque is a well-established neighborhood with easy access to shopping, dining and Interstate 40. Developed in the 1950s by Dale Bellamah for his wife Jeanne, Princess Jeanne was a planned development that was originally designed with affordability in mind. It’s full of Pueblo and midcentury modern or Mediterranean-influenced ranch-style homes. Some homes have a mashup of styles thanks to “storybook ranch” elements like A-line awnings. Most are three-bedroom properties averaging 1,600 square feet. When it comes to shopping, Princess Jeanne is home to Market Center Crossing, which has big-box retailers like Target and Best Buy. Owl Café, which has that classic diner vibe and tabletop jukeboxes, is among the neighborhood’s more popular restaurants, but other options along Juan Tabo Boulevard include Stripes Burrito Company and Dutch Bros Coffee. The community is served by Albuquerque Public Schools, and Oñate Elementary School is highly rated for its academic performance. Manzano High School provides numerous clubs and extracurricular activities, including Naval JROTC and competitive sports. For recreation, the Jeanne Bellamah Community Center offers a fitness center, game room, computer lab and outdoor playground.