| When you need a home not only for yourself and your family, but also for your beloved horses, the real estate game becomes much trickier! You're not looking for a standard suburban neighborhood, so a lot more issues come to the fore. Horse properties
may involve issues of appropriate zoning and restrictive covenants, water rights and irrigation, local equestrian resources, and much more. Properties suitable for "backyard horse-keeping" won't do if you need breeding/training facilities, and the arena
designed for dressage will leave a lot to be desired if roping is your thing! |
| If you want to avoid seeing "equestrian estates" with a citified agent who tries to mince through the barn in high heels, doesn't know reining from dressage, and enthuses about the place's "ideal horse fencing" when it's strung with barbed wire, give Laura
a call! |
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Laura and husband Brian, a fellow Realtor®, are long-time horse owners who have raised four daughters, all of whom have ridden competitively. The Wardens know horses, from Arabs to Warmbloods, and they know horse properties of all types throughout central New Mexico.
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| Laura and Brian EACH have over 20 years' experience in Albuquerque area real estate, and specialize in country homes and horse properties. Unlike many brokers who woek only in a specific geographic area, the Wardens and Choices Real Estate
realize that buyers, particularly horse owners, may find the ideal property in any of several areas. Click here for detailed information about the area's many equine-friendly areas. These areas include
the North and South VAlley and North Albuquerque Acres in Albuquerque itself; Corrales and Placitas in Sandoval County; Tijeras, Cedar CRest, Sandia Park, Edgewood, Moriarty and Estancia in the East Mountains; Bosque Farms, Peralta, Los Lunas, Tome and Belen in Valencia County, and Santa Fe and Socorro as well. |