Then 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!!!
Read MoreYou won’t want to miss this exciting floor plan and unusual new concept in living. Historic Albuquerque Journal realty ad from April 26, 1964, confirms a centrally located open-air patio!
Read MoreThe real estate headquarters of Bill Brannon, the visionary behind Four Hills Village development, was strategically located at the entrance of the newly built Four Hills Country Club. It’s from this location that most original lots were sold.
Read MoreVintage realty ad from 1973 confirms a 2,600 square foot 4 bedroom territorial residence at 909 Brazos.
Read MoreRealty ad from August 5th, 1973 Albuquerque Journal confirms that the Southwestern Contemporary residence at 905 Brazos Place was built by D. B. Robbins and was a registered Gold Medallion home.
Read MoreBuilt & furnished to be used as a showcase home for Westen Development Company. This sizable vintage ad published in The Albuquerque Journal on August 5th, 1973 confirms details.
Read MoreMid-century modern prestressed concrete architecture at the former Rocky Mountain Banknote building. The ad was placed in the May-June 1969 edition of Albuquerque Architect magazine by Prestressed Concrete Products, Inc.
Read More“If you are looking for original design in a 4 bedroom, 3 bath with large den home, you must see this home!”. Built and Shown by Willis Smith Const. Company”
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