Find Your Perfect Home in Corrales

If you're looking to buy a home in the Albuquerque area that combines the feel of the country with the conveniences of the big city, take a look at what the Village of Corrales has to offer.
Located along the Rio Grande river, nature lovers appreciate the beauty of the area, enhanced by the Rio Grande Bosque, a greenbelt to the east of the village, where many native plants and animals reside. This village of some 8,300 residents has something to offer everyone.
This fertile area has been supporting populations of people since around 500 A.D., when the ancestors of the present-day Indian Pueblos made their living off the land. Even though the population of the area has grown over the past few decades, residents do their best to retain the rural feel of the area.
You don't have to go far to find great places to shop and eat in Corrales. You'll find fine shops and galleries selling locally made products, such as Indian Pueblo Cultural Center museum and shop. For other products, there's the Frontier Mart, Blue Sky Woodworks, and Village Pizza, Perea's Tijuana Bar & Restaurant, and Petroglyph National Monument. If you enjoy a good hike, you'll also have plenty of trails to challenge you in the Sandia foothills.
Corrales Art Studio Tour – Held every year on the first weekend of May, for two days. Art studios and galleries share with the public their original work in various mediums like paint, prints, ceramics, glass wood, fiber, furniture, jewelry and photography.
July 4th Parade - This annual parade includes something for everyone: horses, synchronized scarecrows, a lively kazoo band and more. Surprises abound at this fun annual event.
Corrales Holiday Art Fest - The Corrales Holiday Art fest is a great place for holiday shopping. Visitors will discover affordable and collectible art and crafts including handcrafted jewelry, pottery, photography, sculpture, oil, acrylic and pastel paintings by local artisans.
Starlight Parade - The annual Starlight parade begins the holiday season in Corrales, with lighted floats and vehicles parading along Corrales Road.

