211 High St SE, Albuquerque, NM 87102

Historic Brick Queen Anne Cottage on ¼ Acre in Prime EDO/Huning Highlands District – Walkable, Upgraded, Unique This is a rare opportunity to own a true historic gem in Albuquerque’s coveted EDO neighborhood, located in the official Huning Highlands Historic District. Built circa 1896, this original, full brick Queen Anne Cottage has been lovingly updated while preserving its timeless character — including original window trim and doors — and sits on a full ¼ acre lot just blocks from downtown, UNM, and Albuquerque’s best restaurants, shops, and hospitals. Inside, the home features: 2 spacious bedrooms / 1 full bath Gorgeous oak hardwood floors throughout Soaring high ceilings and plastered walls An open-concept living/kitchen/dining area with modern finishes Granite kitchen island top and butcher block countertops A kitchen island, gas range, modern refrigerator, and an upscale Electrolux washer Updated HVAC, roof, flooring, and fixtures A newer saltwater hot tub (approx. $10K value) by Hot Springs that seats four adults New automatic gate to private parking that fits three cars Additional Features: Insulated storage unit with electrical power — perfect for workshop, office, or studio use 3-car carport kit included (can be installed for ~$1K or credited at closing) The backyard is your own urban retreat: fully landscaped with mature trees, a 400 sq ft raised deck with a tree growing through it, and space for gardening or entertaining. Front Yard Credit & Transparency: One of the photos shows the front yard in its prior landscaped condition (for reference only). It would cost approximately $5K–$10K to restore it to that level. To give buyers full flexibility and value, the listing price includes a $20,000 credit at closing — more than enough to restore or completely reimagine the outdoor space to your liking. Located in one of the most walkable, charming, and rapidly appreciating areas of the city, this home is steps away from: Artichoke Café and The Grove (both ABQ favorites) Trendy cafés, yoga studios, and unique shops The Isotopes stadium, UNM, and Presbyterian + UNM Hospitals The ABQ Press Club (private historic bar just a block away) Downtown nightlife and the Rail Runner station (10–15 minute walk) It is walking distance to Presbyterian, Lovelace and downtown nightlife and biking distance to UNM and CNM. Basically everything is right around the corner except, say, Whole Foods, which is an 8-minute drive. The home also a carport kit in the back yard that is not yet installed. It can be part of the sale (included). It fits two cars and has a metal roof. It would be convertible to a garage later, as an option. This property is also eligible for state tax credits under New Mexico’s Historic Preservation program — a rare financial incentive for future improvements. Incredible location! A must see! NOTE: The price I set here is based on the home price index (HPI), which tracks actual sale prices. So it is right at the average.