Like brand new in Glenwood Hills! Nestled in Albuquerque’s majestic Foothills at the end of a cul-de-sac, this 4 Bedroom/3 Full
Bathroom territorial-style home with new refrigerated air exudes sophistication around every corner. Step into the gourmet kitchen and be pampered by the brand-new granite counter tops, easy-clean flat-surface cook top and stainless steel stove and dishwasher. Almost 50% of this gorgeous home has been remodeled right down to the studs, adding new paint, a ground floor full bathroom, and freshly laid flooring in the family room and master suite. And what a master suite! The huge 34 x 14 master’s quarters finds itself on its own private wing, showcasing its own sitting room, bathroom with separate shower and jetted tub, walk-in closet and private balcony with romantic VIEWS of the city’s twinkling lights. Go out to the 1/4+ acre backyard and throw the football around on the green grass while surrounded by mature fruit trees. There’s even RV/boat parking, a storage shed and oversized garage. Nothing beats luxurious North East Heights living!
3907 Glenwood Hills NE Fabulous Features:
- Approximately 3010 Square Feet
- 4 Bedrooms and Three Full Bathrooms, with one Bedroom and Bathroom downstairs
- Refrigerated Air
- over 1/4 Acre Lot
- Huge 34′ x 14′ Private Master’s Quarters with walk-in closet and private balcony
- Master Bathroom with separate shower and jetted tub
- Gourmet Kitchen with Granite Counter Tops and smooth, easy-clean cooktop and stainless steel appliances
- Freshly Painted in neutral colors
- Brand-new high-end carpeting in living room and Master Suite
- Gorgeous VIEWS of the twinkling city lights and the Sandia mountains
- Great Glenwood Hills location
Check out the Virtual Tour, the next best thing to seeing this lovely home in person, or contact The Sugar Team (505) 850-9977:
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received an energy audit and had numerous evaluations by engineers, and it was determined we would need 30 photovoltaic solar panels or a 9.81 kWh (kilowatt hour) solar system to offset our energy use through the course of the year.
There is nothing more satisfying than watching your electric meter move in reverse. Living here in the Sunbelt where according to the Current Results Website we average 278 sunny days in Albuquerque, it’s no surprise to see a meter connected to a solar system spinning backwards. And because I entered into an eight-year contract with my electric company, their buy-back rate is guaranteed during that period. Of course, there is speculation the rate will go down, but no one knows for sure.
The installation itself only took five days. We have a flat roof so we decided to get a “ballast system.” This is where the frames that sustain the panels are held in place by cinder blocks (rather than bolted in) and are designed to withstand winds up to 120 miles per hour. The result is a gorgeous design with 30 photovoltaic panels feeding into two inverters that convert solar energy into alternative current (AC). This converted energy leads to the Renewable Energy Credit (REC) Meter that, of course ultimately ties into the electric company’s meter.











