Quail Run

Quail Run Real Estate

At Quail Run in Santa Fe, much of what could fill your day is conveniently within the gates. Lunch at the Grille with neighbors, a round of golf, a swim in the afternoon – everything you need is a short walk away. The community sits off Old Pecos Trail on 103 acres and includes 265 Southwestern-style condominiums designed for active adult living. A nine-hole golf course, fitness center, pool, tennis and pickleball courts, and a full-service restaurant are all on-site. The HOA handles exterior maintenance and landscaping, so there's less to manage day to day. It’s a perfect full-time Santa Fe residence or an easy lock-and-leave vacation home.

If Quail Run sounds like the right fit for you, Darlene Streit’s familiarity with this area comes from years of hands-on experience and proven results here. Contact Darlene to find out more about Quail Run, or keep reading to discover what sets this community apart.

Condos and Pricing at Quail Run

Condos at Quail Run range from about $335,000 for smaller units to $1.25 million for the largest, most updated homes in the community. All 265 residences are condominiums, so there are no single-family homes or vacant lots. Floor plans range from one- and two-bedroom layouts to larger three-bedroom homes, all built in a consistent Southwestern style with details like kiva fireplaces, vigas, and saltillo tile.

At that price range, buyers get a gated setting with golf, dining, fitness, and social spaces already in place, plus an HOA that covers exterior maintenance, landscaping, and common areas. Inventory is capped at 265 units, and homes tend to come to market in smaller waves rather than a steady flow.

On-Site Amenities

The amenities at Quail Run are a central part of how people spend their time. The PGA-rated nine-hole golf course threads through piñon and juniper, close enough for a quick round without blocking off the day. The Grille becomes a regular stop for many residents, the kind of place where people settle into their favorite table and order their usual.

The fitness center includes equipment, classes, and personal training. The 65-foot indoor pool, therapy pool, and two whirlpools are used year-round. Tennis and pickleball courts are lighted and designed for high-altitude conditions. The Commons Building hosts clubs, lectures, and gatherings. Bridge Club, the lecture series, and seasonal events keep the calendar full most weeks.

Location and Access

Quail Run sits off Old Pecos Trail in south Santa Fe, close to the city's cultural core but self-contained enough that most daily needs can be met within the gates. Museum Hill is just minutes away, home to four of the city's most visited museums. The Plaza and Canyon Road are a short drive north. The Santa Fe Ski Basin is about 30 minutes away.

Grocery stores, medical care, and other services are easily reached along St. Michael's Drive and Cerrillos Road, though for many residents, trips beyond the gates are more occasional rather than routine.

Finding Your Home at Quail Run

With only 265 units, timing matters at Quail Run, and the differences between them are more meaningful than they first appear. Floor plan, location within the community, natural light, views, and updates can shift the feel of a home in ways that aren't obvious from a listing.

Darlene Streit knows those details, along with HOA structure and the nuances of buying within a condo community. She can advise which units are worth waiting for and which are currently good opportunities to consider.

If Quail Run is on your list, she's the right person to call. Contact Darlene today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Quail Run a 55+ community?

Quail Run is designed as an active adult and semi-retirement community, but it is not strictly age-restricted like some 55+ developments. The community primarily attracts retirees and empty-nesters. Buyers should confirm current occupancy guidelines and any restrictions with the HOA or with Darlene.

How much do condos cost at Quail Run?

Condos at Quail Run typically range from about $335,000 to $1.25 million. Pricing depends on the size of the unit, its location within the community, and the level of interior updates. Smaller one-bedroom units fall at the lower end, while larger, updated homes reach the top of the range.

What do Quail Run HOA fees cover?

HOA fees at Quail Run are $1.11 per square foot per month and cover exterior building maintenance, landscaping, and access to shared amenities including the golf course, fitness center, pools, restaurant, and clubhouse. Monthly costs vary based on unit size. Buyers should confirm current rates and coverage details before purchasing.

Is Quail Run a gated community?

Yes. Quail Run is a gated community with controlled access. The entire 103-acre property is enclosed, and all residential units and amenities are located within the gates.

Can you rent a condo at Quail Run?

Rental options at Quail Run are subject to HOA rules and approval. Some units may be available for long-term rental, but restrictions can apply. Buyers interested in rental potential should confirm current policies directly with the HOA or through Darlene.

Does Quail Run have a golf course?

Yes. Quail Run has a PGA-rated nine-hole golf course located within the community. The course is available to residents and members, and it is integrated into the overall layout of the property.