Northern New Mexico
Taos
Ninety minutes north, and a world of its own.
To the Plaza90 minutes
The place
Taos is the other great art town of Northern New Mexico, set below Taos Mountain at the edge of a vast sage plain. The historic Plaza, Taos Pueblo, Taos Ski Valley, and the Rio Grande Gorge give it a life distinct from Santa Fe, and a real estate market with its own rhythm.
What to love
- Taos Ski Valley’s steeps and the Kachina Peak lift
- Taos Pueblo, a thousand years of continuous habitation
- The Rio Grande Gorge and its hot springs
- A strong, year-round arts community
- Character
- Slower, wilder, and more bohemian than Santa Fe. A year-round community with a strong second-home and ski component.
- Architecture
- Historic adobes near the Plaza, hand-built homes in the valley villages, Earthships on the mesa, and ski chalets in the Ski Valley.
- What you’ll find
- Historic homes, acreage with views, mesa land, and ski-area condos.
- Lifestyle
- Skiing, rafting the Gorge, the Harwood and Millicent Rogers museums, and the farm-to-table scene in Arroyo Seco.
- Getting around
- About ninety minutes north of Santa Fe on the High Road or the Low Road along the Rio Grande. Taos County.
- Who it suits
- Buyers who want mountain and river life, a strong arts community, and value relative to Santa Fe.
On the market
Homes for sale in Taos.
Nearby
Nearby.
- Taos PuebloUNESCO World Heritage Site
- Taos Ski ValleySteep, deep, and ninety minutes from Santa Fe
- Rio Grande Gorge Bridge650 feet above the river
- Arroyo SecoVillage of restaurants and shops below the ski valley
Good to know
Good to know before you buy.
- Taos listings appear in the Santa Fe MLS feed used on this site
- Wells, septic, and acequias dominate outside town
- Short-term rental rules differ from Santa Fe’s
- Taos County jurisdiction
Questions about Taos?
Call us. We will drive it with you and tell you what homes there really go for.