*FOR SALE* Hear What The Sellers Have to Say About 3300 Delamar NE
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This is a great 3 bedroom/2 bathroom home with a huge backyard, 2 car garage, and located on a corner lot. The backyard has two large beautiful trees, a patio, and is low maintenance. The front yard is xeroscaped and also extremely low maintenance. The house is located one block from major bike paths. It is minutes from both major highways. It is within miles of 5 major hospitals, and located near several schools, parks, and a library. It is within miles of several grocery stores and close to a major shopping mall. The home is 10-15 miles from access to the mountain and river trails.
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OPEN HOUSE FEBRUARY 9, 2014 FROM 1-3PM. There is so much of our house that we like it’s hard to know where to start. It’s cozy, comfortable, and complete with custom features throughout and fabulous views of the Sandia Mountains. We love going out to the patio in the morning with a cup of coffee to enjoy the view and quiet – the only sounds we hear are that of the sounds of wild life. We have rabbits, quail and an assortment of birds. Or we can go out to the covered front patio and on occasion watch hot air balloons floating by in the distance. Inside the house, we love the custom Italian tile, radiant floor heat, Kiva wood burning fireplace with gas line to start that wood going. The Master Bedroom is comfortable, spacious with wood flooring and double…
What does quiet sound like??
There is so much about our home that we loved. We did so much to it thinking we would never leave. We chose the place mainly because it was between both Albuquerque and Santa Fe. The best part about our house is the back yard. My wife designed the side and the ponds while I built the patio with ideas from Sandia Casino. The fence was built by myself with seeing fences like that in Santa Fe. We would go out at Sunset and look at all of the different colors of the sunset on the Sandia Crest. After that when it got dark we would watch the fish in our pond and some times have neighbors over for a glass of wine. 
We moved to this location because we love the quiet cul-de-sac location. It has both the feel of living in the country but with all the benefits of city utilities. We added many special touches to the home but our favorite is probably the high-end Pella Windows with blinds in them. We put a membrane on the home that has a life-time warranty that is transferable to a buyer and it has lowered our home owner's insurance. The house has lots of natural light which we love. Our yards are xeri-scaped -- not zero-scaped and require lower water. Both yards have drip systems for watering.
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