Galisteo and Lamy
New Mexico is home to many a quiet village and two of the most lovely are Galisteo and Lamy. Only 18 minutes south of the Plaza, Galisteo and Lamy provide both exquisite, charming adobe village homes and beautiful view residences on acreage.
Named for Archbishop Jean-Baptiste Lamy, the village of Lamy became the location for the local train station. In 1896 the Fred Harvey Company built the luxurious El Ortiz Hotel here, signifying that Lamy had become an important railroad junction. The Amtrak Southwest Chief still stops here daily on its run between Chicago and Los Angeles.
The Lamy Railroad and History Museum, located in the historic “Legal Tender” restaurant building, is dedicated to preserving local history and heritage, with emphasis on the railroads and their impact on the area. The museum buildings, formerly the Pflueger General Merchandise Store (built in 1881) and the attached Annex Saloon (built in 1884), are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Galisteo, centered in the magnificent Galisteo Basin, is an all adobe village of some 250 residents and includes an incredibly diverse artist population. These artists, drawn by the natural beauty of our high desert surroundings and breathtaking sunsets, have made Galisteo their home.
The annual Galisteo Studio Tour allows you to wind your way through the many studios of Galisteo where you’ll find photography, paintings, pottery and ceramic art, retablos, jewelry, bronze sculpture and weavings.
Galisteo has served as a filming location for a number of major motion pictures. Nearly all have been westerns (including The Cowboys, Silverado, The Hi-Lo Country, Young Guns and Crazy Heart), though the town also served as backdrop for fantasy blockbusters Legion and Thor.
The area around Galisteo is called the The Galisteo Basin Preserve – an ecological region of fragile beauty and diversity celebrated for its scenic, cultural, and wildlife values. The Galisteo Basin Preserve is planned to conserve and restore more than 13,000 acres of open space as well as promote thoughtful, stewardship-oriented community development.
Homes & Land for sale in Galisteo and Lamy
210 River Bank Rd and the J.F. Miller
$9,900,000 - 4 BD/4 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 6073 - Acres: 2223
101 Girls Ranch Road
$3,000,000
10-Hwy 285 - Pending
Sqft: 18095 - Acres: 117.01
277 Spur Ranch Road
$2,500,000 - 3 BD/3 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 3000 - Acres: 19.5
794 Camino Los Abuelos
$2,395,000 - 3 BD/3 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 2662 - Acres: 70.02
794 Camino Los Abuelos
$2,395,000 - 3 BD/3 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 2662 - Acres: 70.02
102 Spur Ranch Road
$2,250,000 - 4 BD/4 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 5445 - Acres: 37.5
769 Camino Los Abuelos
$1,995,000 - 5 BD/4 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 4050 - Acres: 11.36
Galisteo Basin Vistas Nm-41
$1,995,000 - 680 acres
10-Hwy 285
Pending
61 Camino San Cristobal
$1,550,000 - 3 BD/3 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 3347 - Acres: 5.39
7 Silver Saddle
$1,520,000 - 3 BD/3 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 3120 - Acres: 11.45
22 Del Charro Road
$1,399,000 - 5 BD/5 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 4991 - Acres: 12.5
10A Via La Puente
$1,325,000 - 3 BD/4 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 6310 - Acres: 0.9
32 Avenida Vieja
$1,295,000 - 4 BD/3 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 4135 - Acres: 5
83 Bishop Lamy Road
$1,275,000 - 3 BD/2 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 2918 - Acres: 10.39
81 Cerro Alto Road
$1,249,000 - 4 BD/3 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 3165 - Acres: 2.89
94 Avenida De La Paz
$1,189,000 - 4 BD/4 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 3767 - Acres: 3.64
27 Vista Valle Circle
$975,000 - 2 BD/2 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 3126 - Acres: 10
2 Lamy Station Trail
$798,000 - 2 BD/2 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Pending
Sqft: 1610 - Acres: 0.75
44 Bishop Lamy
$795,000 - 3 BD/3 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 2540 - Acres: 2.77
Jose de la Paz - Spirit Wind West Subdivision
$709,000 - 100.55 acres
10-Hwy 285
Active
165 OLD LAMY TRL
$680,000 - 2 BD/1 BA
10-Hwy 285 - Active
Sqft: 1620 - Acres: 0.38