One of the most coveted areas in Santa Fe, Las Campanas boasts phenomenal views and homes in diverse architectural styles.
Las Campanas homes currently range from roughly $875,000 to over $5.5 million, with undeveloped land parcels between $265,000 and $2.4 million for those who want to build from the ground up. Architectural styles lean toward Pueblo Revival, Territorial, and contemporary Southwest, though each enclave sets its own standards through individual design covenants. New construction goes through a design review process, which keeps the visual quality consistent across the community.
The 17 enclaves vary more than most buyers expect. Some emphasize smaller, low-maintenance homes suited to seasonal living, while others offer larger estates on acreage with unobstructed views that change with every hour of daylight. Indoor-outdoor living is a defining feature throughout: courtyards, portals, and covered patios are designed around the high-desert landscape rather than walled off from it. Most enclaves are served by the Las Campanas community water system, with a few drawing from Santa Fe city water.
Las Campanas sits about 15 minutes west of the Santa Fe Plaza via NM-599, close enough to reach the city's galleries, restaurants, and medical facilities without feeling like you're living in town. The NM-599 corridor provides quick access to downtown grocery, dining, and service options, as well as direct access to the Santa Fe Airport and I-25.
Ski Santa Fe is roughly 45 minutes east. Hiking and mountain biking trails are accessible from the area year-round. The Santa Fe Regional Airport handles private aviation, and Albuquerque International Sunport is about an hour south on I-25.
The social life of Las Campanas centers on The Club, which operates two 18-hole Nicklaus Signature courses (Sunrise and Sunset), a 46,000-square-foot Hacienda Clubhouse, an Equestrian Center, and a Spa and Tennis Center. The Hacienda is where residents gather for dining, events, and the kind of easy, end-of-day socializing that gives the community its warmth. The Equestrian Center houses a 92-stall barn, indoor and outdoor arenas, and miles of riding trails. The Spa and Tennis Center adds fitness facilities, pools, spa services, and six maintained courts.
One important distinction: club membership is separate from property ownership. Buying a home in Las Campanas does not automatically include a membership, and membership is not required to live here. If interested in Club membership, prospective buyers should plan for initiation fees and dues based on the membership category that fits their lifestyle. Current details are available through The Club at Las Campanas.
Choosing the right enclave is one of the most personal decisions in the buying process. Each of the 17 neighborhoods has its own feel, lot size, price point, and set of covenants, and what works for a full-time resident building a custom home is very different from what suits a couple looking for a seasonal retreat.
Darlene Streit knows Las Campanas from being a resident there and can walk you through the differences between enclaves, the design review process for new builds, and the nuances of club membership. If you're exploring life at Las Campanas, she's an expert guide for insight and detailed information. Reach out to Darlene at 505.920.8001 or [email protected] for personally-tailored properties to suit your taste, criteria and lifestyle.
Is Las Campanas a gated community?
Yes. Las Campanas is fully gated with controlled access points and 24/7 roving security. It is one of the most secure residential communities in the Santa Fe area.
Do you have to be a club member to live in Las Campanas?
No. Club membership is separate from homeownership. You can purchase a home without joining The Club. Membership is optional and carries its own initiation fees and dues, which vary by category.
What are the enclaves within Las Campanas?
Las Campanas has 17 residential enclaves, each with its own lot sizes, architectural covenants, and character. Well-known enclaves include Las Lagunitas, Estancias, Club Estates, Sunrise, and Sunset. Prices, home styles, and lot configurations vary significantly across them.
How far is Las Campanas from downtown Santa Fe?
About 15 minutes from the Santa Fe Plaza by car via NM-599. The route connects to Santa Fe's restaurants, galleries, shopping, and medical facilities without heavy traffic for most of the year.
Las Campanas has 738 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Las Campanas do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 1,381 people call Las Campanas home. The population density is 795.984 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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