On September 24th, 1972, residents of Albuquerque became aware of a rare treat happening in Four Hills Village. Mrs. Arms, the prolific gardener at 800 Wagon Train Drive SE, was enjoying her first banana harvest. Mrs. Arms was an influential gardener with strong ties to Albuquerque's Horticultural Society.
Read MoreWe are excited to have found multiple ads for this address that confirm the builder and other significant stats about the architecture.
Read MoreA recently discovered rezoning announcement confirms the first inkling of Villa Serena
Read More1969 article mentioning an exclusive pool party for 24 Donitas De La Sinafora in Four Hills at the Frank A. Logan home.
Read MoreFeast your eyes on this gorgeous mid century chocolate brick showcase home. A vintage ad from 1968 confirms 813 Wagon Train is the model home for a new Willis Smith Construction Company development, Four Hills Manor.
Read MoreCurrently Roth Modern has confirmed the year that 92 individual Four Hills residences were built. When this new batch of artifacts hits the cloud we are definitely going to surpass the 100 mark!
Read MoreThen and now a luxury half-century-old Crego Block Company showcase home in Four Hills Village, Albuquerque. Residence of original owners Dr. & Mrs. Steven F. Feagler.
Read MoreCheck out this list of homes in Four Hills Village, Albuquerque organized by the year they were first advertised for sale. All built by Willis Smith Const. Co 1968 - 1973
Read MoreEndless summer vibes year round. Introducing the most instagrammable vintage Spanish influence apartment complex in Albuquerque.
Read MoreIndoor-outdoor fish pond and sunken living room with cathedral ceilings. We found an article describing original owners Mr. & Mrs. Driver’s freshly built mid-century mansion room by room in explicit detail!!!
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