628 A State Road 76

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  • Price: $400,000
  • MLS: 202342046
  • Status: Active
  • Type: Mixed Use
  • Acres: 0.17
  • Area: 35-Chimayo
  • Total Sqft: 0

Property Description

Seize this unique opportunity to own a multi-use property in the heart of historic Chimayo, a town renowned for its rich cultural heritage and the sacred Santuario de Chimayo. This expansive property offers over 5,000 sq ft of versatile space, featuring two kitchens, multiple rooms, two bathrooms, and a massive meeting room. It's an ideal canvas for various uses such as a multi-housing unit, business, showroom, warehouse, office, restaurant, gallery, or church. The property is currently being sold "As Is" by a motivated seller, providing ample room for growth and customization. Located just 30 minutes north of Santa Fe and Los Alamos, and 45 minutes from Taos, this property is perfect for anyone looking to invest in a historically rich and culturally vibrant community. Bring your imagination and transform this property into your vision.

Additional Information

  • Type Mixed Use
  • Days On Market 358
  • Parking FeaturesParking Available, Parking Lot
  • Parking Spaces10
  • UtilitiesHigh Speed Internet Available, Electricity Available
  • FlooringBrick, Laminate, Wood
  • Construction MaterialsAdobe, Block, Frame
  • RoofMetal, Pitched
  • Association AmenitiesGated, Other, RV Parking, See Remarks
  • Water SourcePrivate, Well
  • SewageSeptic Tank
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Roxanne Apple
(505) 660-5998
Sotheby's International Realty ®
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Neighborhood Info

Nambe Area

The areas to the north between Santa Fe and Taos possess some of the most spectacular and varied landscapes in New Mexico. Beautiful communities line the Taos Gorge and the Rio Grande like Espanola, Velarde & Dixon along what is called the ‘Low Road’ to Taos.

The ‘High Road’ is a scenic, winding road through the Sangre de Cristo Mountains that runs between Santa Fe and Taos.