Great location with huge fenced backyard & parking

Perfect for traveling healthcare professionals, transitioning active-duty military, contractors, and Lab employees. Self-check-in with a lock box on site. Tucked into the neighborhood, you will have access to 2 full bedrooms with your own closet, a full bathroom, a living room, a fully stocked kitchen with a stackable washer and dryer, and access to a huge backyard. 8 mins from the airport, 5 mins from the Kirtland AFB, and 7 mins from Nob Hill and UNM. Easy access to I-25 and close to downtown. The space Permit #379092 Newly remodeled duplex, each room has its own AC no need to fight over the thermostat. Reserved and off-street parking is available. 3 minute's walk from the local favorite Michael Thomas Coffee roastery for fresh java beans in the morning. 5 mins from Kirtland AFB, 7 mins from the ABQ airport, 8 mins from the VA hospital, and 5 mins from Nob Hill where all the local favorite restaurants and breweries are located. 8 mins from Presbyterian hospital, 10 mins from UNM, and 9 mins to UNMH. Close to 2 great and well-maintained neighborhood parks for a quick stroll to freshen your mind and body. 14 mins from Isleta Amphitheater! Have this 2 bedroom, 1 kitchen, 1 full bath with your personal backyard to yourself. The kitchen has a stackable washer and dryer, a set of pots and pans along with all other kitchen utensils. It also comes with complimentary coffee and creamer for the guests. Things to do in Albuquerque and the Surrounding Area 1. See the sunset from the top (or bottom) of the Sandia Mountains: Take the world's longest Tram to the top, you can eat at High Finance or have a margarita. Afraid of heights? Eat/ Drink at Santiago’s, conveniently located at the foot of the Tram ….the sunsets there as well. 2 Old Town is a great place to walk. Hungry? Church Street Cafe is waiting. Try some enchiladas or their original Chile Rellenos with red and green chile sauce. 3 If you have had enough New Mexican Food for this trip, Vinaigrette beckons with unusual (and healthy) salads. 4. In the Old Town area, several good museums can be found: The Indian Cultural Museum, The Albuquerque Museum of Art and History, The New Mexico Natural History Museum with a planetarium, The Children's Museum, and The Rattlesnake Museum. Other local destinations include The Bio-Park with its Aquarium The Rio Grande Zoo, and The Botanical Gardens While at the zoo, hop on a miniature train, it winds its way through Tingly Beach where some of Ed Haddaway's sculptures reside. 5.Stop and Shop at Palms Trading Company…… If you just look at stuff it might be cheaper. But half-priced deals abound, and you NEED all the beautiful ceramics, turquoise jewelry, and kachinas you see from the 19 Pueblos around NM. 6. Visit Los Poblanos Inn: a historic property with a farm shop, lavender fields, and a fantastic restaurant. 7 Acoma Pueblo is definitely worth a visit. Native Americans live on top of a mountain that looks like it had a crew cut. Some people call these mountains Mesas but we prefer to call them mountains with crew cuts. Anthropologists agree that Native Americans have been living there since before Eisenhower was president. Forward Hike! 8. You can hike Tent Rock Canyon. It is on the way to Santa Fe and it has very interesting land formations that look like tents with rocks on them. They also look a little bit like Humphrey Bogart in profile. See, there is his nose……. Forward Stroll! Uh, Forward Shop! 9. Stroll around Nob Hill or Uptown for great shopping Forward Hike Some More! 10.Visit Tinkertown off of Route 14 at the base of the other side of the Sandia Mountains. It is a Ross Wards wonderful wacky vision that is open April - October. Then Hike, Cross country ski, or snowshoe in the Sandia mountains or Continue on to Madrid a funky art town on the way to Santa Fe. Forward Fly! 11. Take a balloon ride! We are the Balloon Capital of the world!!! Forward Drink! 12. Visit and sample wares at Casa Rondena Winery, Gruet Champagne, or St Claire Winery. Forward Eat! 13. Eat at Jennifer James 101 for a wonderful dinner! Just Sit Down and Paddle 14.Kayak or paddleboard down the Rio Grande. 15.Gamble at one of our many Native American Casinos such as Sandia Casino which often has a beautiful outdoor concert. Enough of Albuquerque…..It is time to get serious and see the world (at least New Mexico): 16. In Santa Fe there is a wonderful Folk Art Museum. among many other galleries and museums including the Georgia O'keefe Museum. Or you can visit a Japanese Hot Springs called Ten thousand Waves. Don't forget the world-class Santa Fe Opera. 17. Further north you can visit Ojo Caliente Spa and Hot Springs...Georgia Okeefes home ( you need a reservation), Taos...There are wineries along the way. 18.Further south you can visit Truth or Consequences to take it down a notch in the natural hot springs there. Float down the Rio Grande in an inner Tube in June and July, Boat on the Elephant Butte Lake or even take a flight to the moon from the Space Sport which is opening soon! 19. Consider White Sands, Roswell for the Alien Museum, Carlsbad Caverns, Jemez Springs, Valles Caldera National Preserve, or Anasazi anthropological sites such as Chaco Canyon or Bandelier National Monument. PESTS - The house is regularly treated with non-toxic pest repellent. Still, bugs are a part of life here in the southwest. While we make every effort to keep it spotless for guests, we cannot completely control nature and therefore you may see the occasional bug. Please be aware of this and make sure you're ok with the possibility before booking. Guest access Guest will have access to their own 2 bedrooms with queen beds, 1 bath, kitchen, and private yard. Other things to note One time additional pet fee of $40/petwill be requested per pet upon booking. Perfect location from AFRL, SMC, Sandia, DMOC employees, contractors, and Active Duty’s officers and enlisted personnel until they find their home. The home is regularly treated with non-toxic pest repellent. Still, this property is located in a historic neighborhood in the desert. Bugs are a part of life here in the southwest. While we make every effort to stay on top of pest control and keep the apartments spotless for guests, we cannot completely control nature and therefore you may see the occasional bug. Please be aware of this and make sure you're ok with the possibility before booking.