Neighborhood guide
Corrales & the Rio Grande Valley
Village life, horse property, river bosque
Corrales is its own village on the west bank of the Rio Grande with its own zoning, larger minimum lot sizes and a rural, horse-friendly character. Wineries, the bosque, a farmers’ market and views of the Sandias across the river set the pace.
Along the Rio Grande Valley from Corrales south through the North Valley, buyers find adobe and territorial homes on irrigated land about fifteen minutes from downtown Albuquerque.
Buying or selling in Corrales & the Rio Grande Valley
Jenn & Vinay Rodgers price from current GAAR data and neighborhood-level comps, not a portal estimate. Call Jenn at (505) 514-5356 or Vinay at (505) 417-2733, or send a note, and they will reply personally.
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Questions about Corrales & the Rio Grande Valley
Is Corrales part of Albuquerque?
No. Corrales is its own village on the west bank of the Rio Grande with its own zoning, larger minimum lot sizes, and a rural, horse-friendly character. It sits about fifteen minutes from downtown Albuquerque.
Can I keep horses in Corrales?
Corrales is one of the metro’s best-known horse-property areas, with larger lots, agricultural zoning and ditch-bank riding trails. Confirm the specific lot’s zoning and water rights before you buy.