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Mountainside community surrounded by tall aspens and forests
Named for Hyde Memorial State Park, Hyde Park sits 5 miles east of Downtown Santa Fe in the Sangre de Cristo foothills, surrounded by the towering aspens and ponderosa pines of the Santa Fe National Forest. “It’s the perfect combination of luxury and the great outdoors,” explains Emily Garcia, a local Senior Broker with Sotheby’s International Realty. “Hyde Park Road runs all the way from the Plaza to the Ski Basin, climbing around 3,000 feet along the way.” Gated subdivisions like High Summit and Hyde Park Estates branch from this central road, featuring scenic views of Santa Fe’s lights and lush mountain hills. “The aspens in Hyde Park turn such a unique color in the fall; it’s like being in a sea of gold,” says Lise Knouse, a Broker Owner with Keller Williams Realty and Santa Fe local.
Hyde Park is a very calm community with great outdoor opportunities.
Outdoor lovers will fall in love with Hyde Park and how close it is to nature.
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Sprawling natural spaces, tons of ski slops and miles of trails
Set in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Hyde State Memorial Park spans 350 acres and marks the entrance into the Santa Fe National Forest. Ponderosa pines and aspens shade the campgrounds here, which include over 50 camping sites and three yurts (round tents used by Native American cultures) that visitors can rent. Six miles east — and over 2,000 feet higher — Santa Fe Ski Basin is one of the highest ski resorts in the country and features 88 runs; during the summer months, nature lovers can ride the ski lifts here and see the flowerful meadows usually blanketed with snow. Hyde Memorial State Park and the Ski Basin also serve as trailheads for the hundreds of miles of hiking paths in the Santa Fe National Forest, including the nearly 25-mile Dale Ball Trail Network. “The Aspen Vistas Trail is super accessible, and the Dale Ball Trails are clearly marked, so you’ll never worry about getting lost,” Garcia says.
The Santa Fe Ski area is just up the road from Hyde Park for winter time fun.
The wilderness around Hyde Park is perfect for dog owners who want to adventure with their pup.
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Sprawling Santa Fe-style estates and lots
Hyde Park’s Santa Fe-style estates are set in gated communities along private, winding roads that climb the Sangre de Cristo foothills. Built between the 2000s and 2020s and set on lots that range from a half-acre to 5 acres, these homes have beige stucco exteriors, flat roofs and exposed wooden beams called vigas. Most homes here feature radial layouts that are designed to soak in views of the mountain hills and city lights. Prices vary depending on a home's views and lot size, and generally range from $1 million to $3.2 million. Undeveloped lots are also available, with prices ranging from $100,000 for a half-acre on a steep ridge to $600,000 for an acre of flat land surrounded by mountain views.
Residents of Hyde Park will get stunning views from their properties.
Residents of Hyde Park can purchase large lots for extra privacy.
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Japanese spas and eateries
Downtown Santa Fe’s many shopping and dining options are 5 miles west, including grocery stores like Sprouts Famers Market and Market Street. Set within the neighborhood, Ten Thousand Waves Spa is a ryokan (Japanese inn) amid 20 acres of rugged mountain hills and ponderosa pines, offering hot springs, saunas and traditional Japanese lodging. “It’s my favorite place to staycation because it feels so removed from Santa Fe, being in this little Japanese village with pagodas and spa houses,” says Paige Cochran, a local Associate Broker with Keller Williams Realty. Visitors can climb the resort’s paths to reach Izanami, a Japanese tapas restaurant surrounded by stone gardens and ponds. “It has the largest soba collection in the world outside Japan, and it’s not like a traditional, fancy sushi place. It’s really welcoming, and the food’s always delicious,” Garcia says.
Ten Thousand Waves is a Japanese spa and resort hidden in Hyde Park.
izanami provides a unique atmosphere with a Japanese menu that Hyde Park residents love.
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Fiestas de Santa Fe in the Plaza
Each year in late August, Hyde Park locals head downtown to the Santa Fe Plaza to celebrate the Fiestas de Santa Fe. Every evening during the fiestas, small events like the Fiesta Fine Arts and Crafts Market and the Desfile de los Niños Pet Parade fill the Plaza with visitors. The fiestas finally end with the Burning of Zozobra at Fort Marcy Park; a towering puppet representing sadness, Zozobra is ignited to bring a fresh start to the fall season.
Hyde Park residents can find many different restaurants around the Santa Fe Plaza.
The Santa Fe Plaza is a short drive from Hyde Park and gives residents a great place to shop.
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Santa Fe Public Schools near the Sangre de Cristo foothills
Local kids may attend Santa Fe Public Schools, including Atalaya Elementary, which earns a B-plus from Niche, and Milagro Middle, which scores a C-minus. At A-minus-rated Santa Fe High, students can enroll in specialized programs for engineering, JROTC and the culinary arts.
Santa Fe students can enroll in the newly built Milagro Middle School.
Students can attend Santa Fe High School, which received an A minus from Niche.
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A quick drive from Downtown Santa Fe
Hyde Park Road is the community’s main thoroughfare and leads 5 miles west to Downtown Santa Fe. “It should only ever take you 10 minutes to reach the Plaza from here,” Garcia says. Old Pecos Trail leads about 8 miles south to Interstate 25. CHRISTUS Saint Vincent Regional Medical Center is 7 miles south, and the Santa Fe Regional Airport is 18 miles west.
Hyde Park's residential streets wind around beautiful mountain roads.
Hyde Park residents can head to the DeVargas shopping center for some great shopping.
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The most exciting and dynamic ridgeline in all of Santa Fe, and less than a 10 minute drive to the downtown area. Stunning views in all directions of the Santa Fe Ski Basin, the City of Santa Fe, Jemez Range Sunsets, and numerous Southern ranges. All city utilities are in place within the gated High Summit Subdivision. The amazing views will delight the most discerning, and the views are
The second smallest lot in High Summit, being offered together with the smallest lot in High Summit. Relatively flat and buildable with good access. Elevation of 7400 feet allows for an Ortiz/Sandia view corridor AND a Jemez view corridor. Lots 8 and 9 must be purchased together and they each have an 1100sf minimum build size. Owner is in process of combining these two lots at the County. HOA has
The smallest lot in High Summit, being offered together with the second smallest lot in High Summit. Relatively flat and buildable with good access. Elevation of 7400 feet allows for an Ortiz/Sandia view corridor AND a Jemez view corridor. Lots 8 and 9 must be purchased together and they each have an 1100sf minimum build size. Owner is in process of combining these two lots at the County. HOA has
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
329
Median Age
65
Population Density
1 person/acre
Population under 18
10.3%
Below the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
49.8%
Significantly above the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$128,472
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$154,482
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
97.9%
College Graduates
70.9%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
44.9%
Significantly above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
46.4%
Area Factors
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
5/ 100
Source: Walk Score
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