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Peaceful suburb near golf, hiking and shopping
Situated 11 miles from downtown Albuquerque, Paradise East is known for rolling golf course greens and rugged desert hiking trails. Along the neighborhood’s eastern edge, Coors Boulevard has several retail and restaurant options, including the Cottonwood Mall, big-box stores and local diners. Paradise Hills Golf Course, the city’s only privately owned public course, sits in the neighborhood’s center, and Piedras Marcadas Canyon — part of Petroglyph National Monument — is in the south. Nearby houses of worship include Paradise Hills United Methodist Church and Albuquerque’s First Baptist Church. The highly rated Cibola High and two nearby hospitals have made Paradise East a popular place for families with children to settle down.
On Albuquerque’s west side, Paradise East is a peaceful suburb near parks, golf & nature trails.
People line up at the driving range in Paradise East to release some steam.
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Early 2000s Pueblo and Spanish Revival homes
Paradise East’s cul-de-sacs are lined with xeriscaped yards full of desert-friendly shrubs and succulents, giving the neighborhood a distinctive Southwestern feel. Pueblo- and Spanish Revival-style homes built in the 1990s and 2000s are common. “Around the golf course are homes that are 30-plus years old, with styles that vary from midcentury modern, Pueblo, ranch and other custom homes,” says Sally Machacek, a lifelong Albuquerque resident and Realtor with Keller Williams Realty; these are mostly traditional ranch-styles, and many have golf course views. A three-bedroom ranch-style home starts at $280,000, while a five-bedroom Spanish Revival-style home can cost $765,000. Pueblo Revival-style townhouses built in the 1970s and ‘80s are found in the neighborhood’s south; a two-bed starts at $240,000, while a three-bed can cost $355,000.
Sidewalks on most streets and parks nearby make Paradise East a great place to live.
Home owners live in a variety of large, Spanish Revival style homes in Paradise East.
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Business marketing pathway at Cibola High
Local kids can start school at Seven Bar Elementary, which earns a B from Niche, then continue to the B-minus-rated James Monroe Middle. At the A-minus-rated Cibola High, students can enroll in four Career and Technical Education pathways, including culinary arts and business marketing; kids here can also get involved in nearly 40 student organizations, including the Robotics Club, the MESA Science Club and The Fount literary magazine.
Paradise East middle school students can learn at B- rated, James Monroe Middle School.
Cibola High School has pathways designed for preparing students for their careers and future education.
Students enjoy mountain views at Seven Bar Elementary School.
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Near Lovelace Westside Hospital and Presbyterian Rust Medical Center
Paseo Del Norte Boulevard in the south connects to Interstate 25, 7 miles east, while Coors Boulevard connects to I-40, 7 miles south. The ABQ RIDE bus makes several stops in the neighborhood, and bike lanes and sidewalks make the area bike- and pedestrian-friendly. Lovelace Westside Hospital is in the neighborhood’s north, and Presbyterian Rust Medical Center is on its northwest edge. Albuquerque International Sunport Airport is a 19-mile trip.
Paradise East residents can access downtown Albuquerque via I-40
Albuquerque International Sunport Airport is a 19-mile trip for Paradise East residents.
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Petroglyphs in Piedras Marcadas Canyon
Piedras Marcadas Canyon in the neighborhood’s south is part of the 7,200-acre Petroglyph National Monument; the canyon’s two trails go past 400 petroglyphs and scenic mountain views. Smaller pocket parks are spread throughout the neighborhood, including the 7-acre Salida del Sol Park, which has a playground, shade trees and a grassy field. North West Modular Skate Park is a popular spot for teenage skateboarders to practice new tricks. Golfers can play 18 holes at Paradise Hills Golf Course, which is working to become more environmentally friendly by xeriscaping in the roughs and transitioning to battery-powered carts.
Piedras Marcadas Canyon sits within Paradise East, a part of the Petroglyph National Monument.
Locals enjoy the trails at Petroglyph National Monument.
Salida Del Sol Park provides residents with great amenities.
Swing by Paradise Hills golf course in Paradise East, it features a full 18 hole course.
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Creative hot dogs at Urban Hotdog Company
In the neighborhood’s east, Coors Boulevard is home to several retail and restaurant options. Cottonwood Mall has over 100 stores to help residents keep up with the latest fashions. For a quick bite, hungry diners head to the locally owned Urban Hotdog Company, which puts a creative spin on hot dogs with dishes like the banh mi dog and crunchy onion dog. M’tucci’s Moderno is a more upscale option, serving Italian favorites like sausage tortellini and chicken marsala since 2013. Grocery options include Smith’s and Albertsons Market, as well as big-box stores like Costco Wholesale and Walmart.
Urban Hotdog Company has served creative hot dogs since 2012
Paradise East locals can conveniently shop for groceries and other items at Smith's.
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Festivals at Balloon Fiesta Park
Some of Albuquerque’s most popular events are a 7-mile drive away at Balloon Fiesta Park. This park is named for the city’s biggest event, October's nine-day Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, which attracts tens of thousands of people to watch colorful hot air balloons float through the sky. “When you arrive, you’re in the dark, because you’ve got to get up early,” Machacek says. “As the sun’s coming up, the balloons are blowing up, and all of a sudden, they’re in the air. It’s just an incredible experience.” The park hosts other annual events, including PrideFest, the Harvest Wine and Music Festival, and the Latin Explosion Music Festival and Car Show.
Some of Albuquerque’s most popular events are a 7-mile drive away at Balloon Fiesta Park.
Every summer locals enjoy the NM Wine Festival held at Balloon Fiesta Field just miles away.
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Paradise Hills Civic Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Paradise Hills Civic, Albuquerque sell after 37 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Paradise Hills Civic, Albuquerque over the last 12 months is $350,000, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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