Arterra
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- One, Two, & Three Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Two Bathrooms
- Cat Friendly & Dog Friendly
- Laundry In Unit
- Fitness Equipment
- Outdoor Pool
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About this property
Come home to the lifestyle you deserve at Arterra. Located in Albuquerque's thriving La Cueva area, our perfectly designed one, two, and three bedroom floor plans feature mahogany wood-style flooring, walk-in closets, faux granite countertops, gas burning fireplaces, and full-size washers and dryers in all homes.
Walk to shopping, dining & recreation! Arterra is across the street from the shops and restaurants of La Cueva Town Center. North Dominica Baca Park is just minutes away offering easy access to a skate park, recreation center, dog park, and walking trails. And apartment homes are assigned to some of Albuquerque's top performing public schools, Dennis Chavez Elementary, Desert Ridge Middle School, and La Cueva High School.
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About Albuquerque, New Mexico
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This desert crossroads has a secret charm, based more on the locals than on any urban flare. New Mexico's largest city, immediately west of the Sandias where the east–west Route 66 bridges the north–south Rio Grande, folks are always happy to share history, highlights and not-to-be-missed restaurants.
Centuries-old adobes dot the lively Old Town, and the shops, restaurants and bars in trendy Nob Hill are within easy walking distance. Excellent hiking trails aboundcan be found just out of town, along with a vibrant mix of university students, Native Americans, and Hispanics. You'll find flyers for square dances and yoga classes, and see ranch hands and real-estate brokers breaking bread at hole-in-the-wall taquerías and retro cafes.