House in Nor Este, NM
8 guests · 4 bedrooms · 2 baths
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
High-end valueWell priced for this area
About this house rental
Enjoy a relaxing stay in one of Albuquerque’s most desirable Northeast Heights neighborhoods. This inviting single-story home offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a heated and cooled sunroom, a shaded patio, and a two-car garage with a remote provided for your convenience.
Whether you’re visiting with family, traveling with friends, attending Balloon Fiesta, or staying for work, you’ll have comfortable spaces to gather and quiet places to recharge.
GATHER AND UNWIND
The welcoming living room features comfortable leather couches, generous seating, and a smart TV for your favorite streaming subscriptions. Settle in for a movie, share stories from the day, or enjoy a relaxed evening together.
COOK AND CONNECT
The well-equipped kitchen includes cookware, dishes, utensils, and essentials for preparing meals. Make breakfast before heading out, bring home a local favorite, or cook dinner together.
Complimentary New Mexico Piñon coffee adds a local touch to your morning. Enjoy a cup in the sunroom or take it outside to the shaded patio.
RESTFUL BEDROOMS AND TWO BATHROOMS
The primary bedroom features a comfortable king-size bed, quality linens, and a smart TV. Its private ensuite bathroom includes a deep soaking tub—an inviting way to unwind after traveling or exploring.
The second bedroom offers a queen-size bed with cozy linens. The third bedroom has two twin beds, providing flexible arrangements for family and friends.
Both bathrooms are stocked with soft towels, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash.
A SUNROOM FOR EVERY SEASON
The heated and cooled sunroom offers space for morning coffee, reading, or catching up on work at the desk. A twin daybed with a pullout trundle provides additional sleeping space.
This separate room connects to the primary bedroom through French doors fitted with privacy shades. The sunroom windows also have privacy shades. Close the doors and draw the shades for separation and added privacy. These additional beds are in the sunroom, rather than a fourth bedroom.
RELAX ON THE SHADED PATIO
Enjoy fresh air, an outdoor meal, or an unhurried conversation on the peaceful patio. Shaded seating for six and a barbecue grill make it easy to gather for dinner after a day around Albuquerque.
Start the morning slowly, spend an afternoon relaxing, or linger over your favorite drink as the day winds down.
A DESIRABLE NORTHEAST HEIGHTS LOCATION
Set in an established residential neighborhood with well-kept homes and a welcoming atmosphere, this home offers a quieter setting while keeping dining, shopping, parks, and outdoor adventures within easy reach.
The single-story layout keeps the main living spaces and bedrooms on one level. Guests also enjoy a two-car garage, with a garage door remote for convenient entry and exit.
WALK TO TIN CAN ALLEY
Nearby Tin Can Alley is within walking distance and makes a fun, easy outing. This distinctive shipping-container-style food hall brings local eateries and a Santa Fe Brewing Company taproom together in a lively, casual setting.
Everyone can choose something different, then gather to enjoy a meal together. Indoor and outdoor seating, mountain views, heated patios, and scheduled live music give you plenty of reasons to linger. Check the current merchants and events during your visit.
ENJOY NORTH DOMINGO BACA PARK
Walk to nearby North Domingo Baca Park for fresh air, family playtime, or a picnic. Open spaces, play areas, tennis courts, a skate park, and a dog park offer options for an active afternoon or a leisurely neighborhood outing.
It’s a convenient way to enjoy time outside without planning a full day away.
COFFEE AND LOCAL DINING
A short drive brings a variety of neighborhood favorites. Flying Star Café on Paseo offers coffee, meals, and handmade desserts, with a shaded patio and bubbling pond for a relaxing break.
Albuquerque-born Dion’s serves pizza, salads, and subs—an easy choice for a family meal or takeout. La Reforma offers tacos, craft beer, and cocktails, while Vintage 423 provides an option for a special dinner or evening out.
Starbucks, Trader Joe’s, Smith’s, and Albertsons are conveniently nearby for coffee, groceries, and everyday essentials.
EXPLORE THE SANDIA MOUNTAINS
Head toward the Sandia foothills for hiking, biking, and wide-open scenery. Choose an adventure that suits your group, or ride the Sandia Peak Tramway for sweeping views over Albuquerque and beyond.
Bring an extra layer and leave time to enjoy the scenery. The mountains offer a memorable change of pace from city sightseeing.
GOLF, SPA TIME, AND ENTERTAINMENT
Sandia Resort & Casino offers options for dining, golf, spa visits, and entertainment. Plan a leisurely afternoon or an evening out, checking current reservations and schedules before you go.
DISCOVER HISTORIC OLD TOWN
Explore Old Town’s adobe buildings, courtyards, galleries, and shops. Browse Southwestern art and locally crafted jewelry, then stop for New Mexican cuisine. Try red chile, green chile, or “Christmas” for a little of both.
Nearby museums offer art, regional history, and hands-on science, making it easy to shape the day around your group’s interests.
A COMFORTABLE BALLOON FIESTA HOME BASE
Convenient access to I-25 helps with trips toward Balloon Fiesta Park. Allow plenty of extra time for event traffic and follow the organizer’s current transportation guidance.
After an early morning watching balloons, return home for coffee, a meal, or a well-earned rest. The balloon museum is another outing to consider during your visit.
DAY TRIPS AND SCENIC DRIVES
Head north on I-25 for a day in Santa Fe, exploring its historic Plaza, galleries, shops, and restaurants.
For a scenic alternative, explore the Turquoise Trail through communities along the eastern side of the Sandia Mountains. Longer outings to Cochiti Lake or the Jemez Mountains offer more opportunities to enjoy New Mexico’s landscapes. Check current access and conditions before setting out.
From coffee in the sunroom to evenings gathered on the patio, this Northeast Heights home gives you room to relax, reconnect, and enjoy Albuquerque together.
Whether you’re visiting with family, traveling with friends, attending Balloon Fiesta, or staying for work, you’ll have comfortable spaces to gather and quiet places to recharge.
GATHER AND UNWIND
The welcoming living room features comfortable leather couches, generous seating, and a smart TV for your favorite streaming subscriptions. Settle in for a movie, share stories from the day, or enjoy a relaxed evening together.
COOK AND CONNECT
The well-equipped kitchen includes cookware, dishes, utensils, and essentials for preparing meals. Make breakfast before heading out, bring home a local favorite, or cook dinner together.
Complimentary New Mexico Piñon coffee adds a local touch to your morning. Enjoy a cup in the sunroom or take it outside to the shaded patio.
RESTFUL BEDROOMS AND TWO BATHROOMS
The primary bedroom features a comfortable king-size bed, quality linens, and a smart TV. Its private ensuite bathroom includes a deep soaking tub—an inviting way to unwind after traveling or exploring.
The second bedroom offers a queen-size bed with cozy linens. The third bedroom has two twin beds, providing flexible arrangements for family and friends.
Both bathrooms are stocked with soft towels, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash.
A SUNROOM FOR EVERY SEASON
The heated and cooled sunroom offers space for morning coffee, reading, or catching up on work at the desk. A twin daybed with a pullout trundle provides additional sleeping space.
This separate room connects to the primary bedroom through French doors fitted with privacy shades. The sunroom windows also have privacy shades. Close the doors and draw the shades for separation and added privacy. These additional beds are in the sunroom, rather than a fourth bedroom.
RELAX ON THE SHADED PATIO
Enjoy fresh air, an outdoor meal, or an unhurried conversation on the peaceful patio. Shaded seating for six and a barbecue grill make it easy to gather for dinner after a day around Albuquerque.
Start the morning slowly, spend an afternoon relaxing, or linger over your favorite drink as the day winds down.
A DESIRABLE NORTHEAST HEIGHTS LOCATION
Set in an established residential neighborhood with well-kept homes and a welcoming atmosphere, this home offers a quieter setting while keeping dining, shopping, parks, and outdoor adventures within easy reach.
The single-story layout keeps the main living spaces and bedrooms on one level. Guests also enjoy a two-car garage, with a garage door remote for convenient entry and exit.
WALK TO TIN CAN ALLEY
Nearby Tin Can Alley is within walking distance and makes a fun, easy outing. This distinctive shipping-container-style food hall brings local eateries and a Santa Fe Brewing Company taproom together in a lively, casual setting.
Everyone can choose something different, then gather to enjoy a meal together. Indoor and outdoor seating, mountain views, heated patios, and scheduled live music give you plenty of reasons to linger. Check the current merchants and events during your visit.
ENJOY NORTH DOMINGO BACA PARK
Walk to nearby North Domingo Baca Park for fresh air, family playtime, or a picnic. Open spaces, play areas, tennis courts, a skate park, and a dog park offer options for an active afternoon or a leisurely neighborhood outing.
It’s a convenient way to enjoy time outside without planning a full day away.
COFFEE AND LOCAL DINING
A short drive brings a variety of neighborhood favorites. Flying Star Café on Paseo offers coffee, meals, and handmade desserts, with a shaded patio and bubbling pond for a relaxing break.
Albuquerque-born Dion’s serves pizza, salads, and subs—an easy choice for a family meal or takeout. La Reforma offers tacos, craft beer, and cocktails, while Vintage 423 provides an option for a special dinner or evening out.
Starbucks, Trader Joe’s, Smith’s, and Albertsons are conveniently nearby for coffee, groceries, and everyday essentials.
EXPLORE THE SANDIA MOUNTAINS
Head toward the Sandia foothills for hiking, biking, and wide-open scenery. Choose an adventure that suits your group, or ride the Sandia Peak Tramway for sweeping views over Albuquerque and beyond.
Bring an extra layer and leave time to enjoy the scenery. The mountains offer a memorable change of pace from city sightseeing.
GOLF, SPA TIME, AND ENTERTAINMENT
Sandia Resort & Casino offers options for dining, golf, spa visits, and entertainment. Plan a leisurely afternoon or an evening out, checking current reservations and schedules before you go.
DISCOVER HISTORIC OLD TOWN
Explore Old Town’s adobe buildings, courtyards, galleries, and shops. Browse Southwestern art and locally crafted jewelry, then stop for New Mexican cuisine. Try red chile, green chile, or “Christmas” for a little of both.
Nearby museums offer art, regional history, and hands-on science, making it easy to shape the day around your group’s interests.
A COMFORTABLE BALLOON FIESTA HOME BASE
Convenient access to I-25 helps with trips toward Balloon Fiesta Park. Allow plenty of extra time for event traffic and follow the organizer’s current transportation guidance.
After an early morning watching balloons, return home for coffee, a meal, or a well-earned rest. The balloon museum is another outing to consider during your visit.
DAY TRIPS AND SCENIC DRIVES
Head north on I-25 for a day in Santa Fe, exploring its historic Plaza, galleries, shops, and restaurants.
For a scenic alternative, explore the Turquoise Trail through communities along the eastern side of the Sandia Mountains. Longer outings to Cochiti Lake or the Jemez Mountains offer more opportunities to enjoy New Mexico’s landscapes. Check current access and conditions before setting out.
From coffee in the sunroom to evenings gathered on the patio, this Northeast Heights home gives you room to relax, reconnect, and enjoy Albuquerque together.
Amenities at Outstanding Northeast Heights Home Near Casino/Golf/Breweries/Hiking/Dog Park
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Map of Nor Este, NM
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Jul 2026
Good place to stay in ABQ
10 / 10Outstanding·Jun 2026
Absolutely LOVED our stay! We were here for almost two weeks with our dogs. We were able to work, cook, run, and spend time with family while we were here. Everything we needed was provided. Dishes, towels, soaps, etc…. One of the best VRBO’s we have rented. Great location and close to everything! We will definitely be back!
10 / 10Outstanding·Jun 2026
The home had everything we needed from dishes, to dog crates, baby pack & play, coffee maker etc. The yard was perfect for enjoying a relaxing evening in while the kids & pups played or lounged in the backyard. The neighborhood was quiet, neighbors nice and the property was close to the ice rink, not too far from downtown and a variety of stores were nearby.
6 / 10Average·Feb 2026
While the house was clean, it was apparent that there was poor upkeep on the house like closet doors off the track, the caulking in the master bath tub was not done by a professional, the house needed updating especially in the master bathroom, the tub in the bathroom was difficult to get into as you had to step over the side of the massive tub without anything to hold onto, one of the bedrooms was incredibly hot, the vent could not be closed and it was apparent that the owner knew this as there was a portable fan in the room, the fourth bedroom was a sunroom, while an adult could sleep there I would be uncomfortable having a child sleep there, I wouldn’t stay there again, there was a note by the front door with a QR code stating that you could use to rebook again directly to cut out the middleman.
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9.9Outstanding
(173 Ratings)
"Good place to stay in ABQ"
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