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    $1,600 per month

    • 1 Bed
    • 1 Bath
    • 840 Sq Ft
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    170 El Cerro Loop, Los Lunas, NM 87031

    Cheers and happy holidays! A pristine horse ranch with a serene setting, safe and secure. Perfect for traveling/corporate professionals or a nice couple who like to work from home and get outdoors for recreation. A little bit of country, an itty-bitty away from the city! 28 minutes from Albuquerque International Airport, and 7 minutes from Los Lunas for fine dining, restaurants, shopping, and

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    This is a great opportunity to rent in the Pasitos neighborhood. Close to UNMVC and Valencia High! 3 bed 2 bath home with an attached 2 car garage.Tenant can expect the following charges: Base rent, security deposit equal to one month rent, pet fee if applicable, electric, gas, water/trash/sewer, late fee if applicable, HOA fine if applicable, application process fee of $50.00, any court costs

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Why Live in Mountainair

Mountainair, NM, a small town southeast of Albuquerque, is known as "The Gateway to Ancient Cities" due to its rich historical significance. Home to nearly 1,500 residents, this high desert community features the Salinas Pueblo Missions Monument, showcasing three ruins of pueblos and Spanish missions from the 17th century. The town offers a welcoming and laid-back atmosphere with low crime rates, safer than the national average. Housing options include ranch-style homes and Pueblo Revival-style residences, with properties ranging from quarter-acre lots to expansive 20-acre plots. Local attractions include Chavez Memorial Park, offering walking trails and picnic areas, and the Manzano Mountains State Park, where visitors can hike and camp. The Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument provides interpretive trails through historic ruins, blending history with scenic desert views. Dining options along Broadway include the Mustang Diner, known for its green chile burgers, and the Shaffer Hotel’s cafe, serving brisket tacos. Community events like the Fourth of July Jubilee and the Sunflower Festival bring residents together for live music, parades, and local art. Highways 55 and 60 connect Mountainair to nearby businesses and shops, while Interstate 25 leads to downtown Albuquerque, approximately 70 miles away. The town experiences varied temperatures due to its altitude, with cool nights and warm days, and occasional winter snow in the mountains.

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