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Taos Real Estate

Taos is the art-colony town beneath Taos Pueblo (a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the country), with the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge and Taos Ski Valley both close by — a market defined as much by tourism, art, and skiing as by day-to-day commuting.

Only 4 homes sold in Taos, NM (SFAR MLS data, trailing 12 months through September 9, 2026) — too few closed sales for a statistically reliable median price or sale-to-ask ratio, so we don't publish one for Taos specifically. There are 10 active listings right now with a median list price of $1,044,500 (asking price, not a closed sale).

Who Taos Suits

Second-home buyers, artists, and outdoor-recreation buyers drawn specifically to Taos's ski/gorge/pueblo identity, which is distinct from the Santa Fe-Albuquerque corridor this site's MLS data primarily covers.

Worth Knowing

Taos properties are covered mainly by the Taos County Board of REALTORS, a separate regional MLS not yet connected to this site's board-direct data pipeline — the numbers below reflect only the small number of Taos-area transactions that also appear in the SFAR/SWMLS records this site pulls, not the full Taos market. See the Market Data note for the honest version of this caveat.

Taos Market Snapshot

MetricValue
Geographic bin usedTaos
Data source board(s)SFAR
Homes sold, last 12 months4
Reliable median price?Not published — below the 20-sale reliability floor
Active listings10
Median active list price$1,044,500
Pending sales1

A note on the listings widget below: it pulls from a third-party data feed scoped to a single ZIP code (87571), and it reports the median price of homes currently listed for sale (asking price), not homes actually sold. Our table above reflects real closed sales across all of Taos's MLS records (non-disclosure-state aggregate data), which is why the two numbers won't match — they're measuring different things over different areas, not competing claims about the same one.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why can't you tell me the average home price in Taos yet?

Taos closed only 4 sales in Taos, NM (SFAR MLS data, trailing 12 months through September 9, 2026) — below the 20-sale floor this site uses for a statistically reliable median price or sale-to-ask ratio. A handful of closings can swing a median by tens of thousands of dollars, so we report the honest count instead of a misleading average.

How much do homes cost in Taos, NM right now?

There isn't a reliable Taos-specific median yet (4 sales in the last 12 months). Our team can build a real comparative market analysis for a specific property here using full MLS-level detail.

Are there homes for sale in Taos right now?

As of this snapshot (Taos, NM (SFAR MLS data, trailing 12 months through September 9, 2026)), Taos shows 10 active listings with a median list price of $1,044,500.

Data source & methodology: statistics computed from board-direct MLS records for Taos, New Mexico, snapshot September 9, 2026. New Mexico is a non-disclosure state — only aggregate statistics (medians, counts, ratios, days on market) are published, never an individual sale price. Statistics below a floor of 20 sold records in the trailing 12-month window are suppressed rather than estimated. Prepared by Matthew Scarborough, Keller Williams Santa Fe.

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$1,114,000
5 Beds 3 Baths 202603617 MLS 23 DOM
Sited on 5 forested acres surrounded by mature pine and aspen, abundant wildlife, and sweeping mountain character, 156 Valle Escondido Road is a private retreat where custom architecture, craftsmanship, history, and the natural environment come together with exceptional quality and character. Designed by renowned violin maker David Caron and professional cellist Rebecca Caron, the property features two distinctive homes, each with its own sense of style and sophistication. The approximately 3,200-square-foot main residence has the aura of a bespoke mountain lodge, with log-sided construction, soaring vaulted ceilings, radiant-heated brick and wood floors, custom cherry cabinetry, generous windows, and a great room thoughtfully designed for intimate gatherings, artistic pursuits, and musical performances. A separate approximately 1,500-square-foot chalet—originally David Caron’s luthier workshop and now a beautifully remodeled guest residence—adds two bedrooms, a loft, private deck, valley views, and remarkable versatility for guests, income, or investment potential (no HOA!). More than a home, this is a Northern New Mexico heritage property—a place for artists and craftspeople, family and friends, and those who value privacy, nature, independence, and the enduring spirit of the Southwest. A rare intersection of architecture, history, craftsmanship, and Rocky Mountain lifestyle in Taos County and the Enchanted Circle. Come and experience all that this property has to offer and embrace the everlasting art of living out west.

156 Valle Escondido Road, Taos

$550,000
3 Beds 3 Baths 202603043 MLS 70 DOM
This 2056 square feet multi-generational home offers ample room to get away with two primary bedroom suites, two living rooms, a guest room, and three full bathrooms. Small room off the second primary suite can be used as home office or additional storage. A covered entrance opens onto an entry foyer with bench and oversized coat closet, then flows into open floorplan kitchen, dining, living areas. A bank of north facing windows frame Taos Mountain. A wood burning fireplace keeps things cozy in the Winter. Off the living room is a private patio with cool summer shade, mountain views, and a dynamic Cisneros sculpture; perfect for enjoying Northern New Mexico’s famous mountain air and skies. Built in 1997, this Pueblo style property features traditional architectural elements including Saltillo tile floors, arched hall, nicho, corbels, spiraled columns, and raised vigas with tongue and groove ceilings. Kitchen features ample cabinet storage, GE Café natural gas range, double electric oven, microwave, and refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, and eat in bar. Behind the kitchen is a spacious family room with access to outdoor patio with shade cloth cover and sunset views. Also accessed from the family room and kitchen is an oversized 368 square feet attached single car garage with mechanical closet. Off the opposite end of the living area is a bedroom hall leading to the guest bathroom, guest bedroom and the first primary ensuite bedroom with spacious walk-in closet, full bathroom and southwest fireplace. Down the hall and through the utility area with stackable front loading washer and dryer is the second primary en-suite bedroom with bonus room, triple closets, and access to the back yard. Dual zoned in floor radiant heating. Hunter Douglas window coverings. Brai and Propanel metal roofing. Fiber optic Internet available. Room for RV parking or construction of carport. Privacy fenced back yard. Large in town third of an acre lot, spectacularly designed and irrigated by Gecko Landscaping. Located in the desirable, established east side Vegas de Taos subdivision near the Sangre de Cristo foothills. Paved roads with sidewalks, no HOA, and ample guest parking. GPS: 36. 386686, -105.572208. Ten minutes to Taos Plaza, five minutes to the Carson National Forest trails!

363 Monte Vista Road, Taos

$2,498,000
3 Beds 5 Baths 202602857 MLS 83 DOM
Historic John Young-Hunter Home & Artist’s Compound, Taos, New Mexico Private and secluded yet just minutes from town, this rare historic compound is one of Taos’ true treasures. Set on 5.17 serene acres with towering shade trees, inviting courtyards, and lush gardens, the property includes a gracious main residence and two guest cottages—a sanctuary for those who value heritage, artistry, and timeless New Mexico beauty. The John Young-Hunter House began in the early 1880's as simple adobe rooms and a log cabin, expanded and lived in over two centuries by a succession of owners, most notably John Young-Hunter, the celebrated Scottish portrait artist who called Taos home for more than fifty years. Part of the legendary circle of artists, writers, and visionaries drawn to Taos beginning in the mid-19th century, Young-Hunter was a close friend of Mabel Dodge and Tony Luhan, who helped him find this two-hundred-year-old adobe soon after his arrival in 1917. Young-Hunter transformed the property with the help of fellow artists: Nicolai Fechin carved decorative doors, lintels, and columns; Leon Gaspard designed and forged the distinctive ironwork and gates; and Henry Mercer, founder of the Moravian Pottery in Pennsylvania, contributed prototype tiles that are still visible today. Young-Hunter himself added painted details, including the Scottish thistle and family coat of arms on the west portal. Fully restored to provide modern amenities while retaining its historic soul, the home offers rich character and artistic provenance rarely found in today’s market. The small south side studio, believed to be Young-Hunter’s original workspace, has been sensitively modernized. Historic estates of this significance are seldom offered for sale. This is a remarkable opportunity for the discerning buyer seeking a home deeply woven into the artistic legacy of Taos—a cabin built in approximately 1850.

560 Piedmont, Taos

$2,200,000
4 Beds 4 Baths 202602141 MLS 121 DOM
Dos Rios stands as a distinctive architectural statement, perched gracefully on a low bluff overlooking the Rio Pueblo on the south side of Taos, New Mexico. This property embodies a unique southwestern mid-century modern aesthetic, conceived by Robert Rottenberg, a former student of the renowned Frank Lloyd Wright. The residence was originally commissioned for artist Robert Ray, a prominent figure among the Taos Modernists, imbuing the property with a rich artistic legacy. Spanning approximately 11.4 acres, Dos Rios offers an intimate retreat where privacy harmonizes with panoramic views. From sunrise to sunset, the main residence and a charming guest casita capture expansive 360-degree vistas across the high desert landscape, the picturesque Rio Pueblo, and the majestic foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. A wrap-around deck, complete with a hot tub, extends the living space outdoors, providing an ideal vantage point for quiet contemplation or entertaining guests against a backdrop of rare riverfront property. Beyond its architectural and scenic appeal, the property holds significant historical and natural value. Along the rock bluff wall below the main residence lies a notable collection of native petroglyphs, representing the largest single concentration found within Taos County. The Rio Pueblo, flowing through the property, offers several enticing fishing pools and the benefit of water rights, facilitating the irrigation of meadows on its southwestern side. Both the main residence and the guest casita are thoughtfully arranged, each featuring two bedrooms and two baths, and are offered furnished. This secluded haven remains remarkably accessible, located just ten minutes from the vibrant Taos Plaza and an equally short drive to the Taos Country Club golf course, and a 35± minute drive to the world-class Taos Ski Valley offering a blend of serene escape and convenient access to local amenities.

3 Culebra Road, Taos

$150,000
202601987 MLS 130 DOM
Rancho Sabina DesGeorges (Parcel A) is a proposed environmentally sound and affordable housing development located in the high-desert "purple sage" mesa area. Situated approximately 25 minutes west of Taos and eight minutes from the Taos Regional Airport, this location offers a rare balance of accessibility and seclusion. Locally known as part of West Rim Road in certain stretches, CB-115 serves as the primary paved access. Sunset Boulevard, a residential road intersecting CB-115, is renowned for its expansive mountain views, including the majestic Sangre de Cristo range. The land carries a deep legacy, having transitioned from the ancestral home of indigenous peoples to a territory of Spain, and later a part of the First Mexican Republic. Following the Mexican-American War, it became a U.S. territory before finally achieving statehood in 1912. This rich cultural crossroads is mirrored by a vibrant ecosystem; the landscape is dominated by big sagebrush, winterfat, and blue grama grass, which give the mesa its iconic silvery-purple hue. The area serves as a vital corridor for local wildlife. It is common to see mule deer and pronghorn antelope grazing across the flats, while black-tailed jackrabbits and the occasional Greater Roadrunner dart through the brush. Above the nearby Rio Grande Gorge, red-tailed hawks and golden eagles hunt on the thermals, while the surrounding piñon-juniper stands provide cover for elk, mountain lions, bobcats, and American badgers. At dusk, the mesa comes alive with the calls of Piñon Jays and the evening songs of resident coyotes. This proprety is 213± acres of a larger 635± acres listed for sale via the Santa Fe Multiple Listing Service database and syndicated as MLS Listing #202503724.

Xx Rim Road Cb-115 (Parcel A Rancho Sabina Desgeorges, Taos

$150,000
202601986 MLS 130 DOM
Rancho Sabina DesGeorges (Parcel B) is a proposed environmentally sound and affordable housing development located in the high-desert "purple sage" mesa area. Situated approximately 25 minutes west of Taos and eight minutes from the Taos Regional Airport, this location offers a rare balance of accessibility and seclusion. Locally known as part of West Rim Road in certain stretches, CB-115 serves as the primary paved access. Sunset Boulevard, a residential road intersecting CB-115, is renowned for its expansive mountain views, including the majestic Sangre de Cristo range. The land carries a deep legacy, having transitioned from the ancestral home of indigenous peoples to a territory of Spain, and later a part of the First Mexican Republic. Following the Mexican-American War, it became a U.S. territory before finally achieving statehood in 1912. This rich cultural crossroads is mirrored by a vibrant ecosystem; the landscape is dominated by big sagebrush, winterfat, and blue grama grass, which give the mesa its iconic silvery-purple hue. The area serves as a vital corridor for local wildlife. It is common to see mule deer and pronghorn antelope grazing across the flats, while black-tailed jackrabbits and the occasional Greater Roadrunner dart through the brush. Above the nearby Rio Grande Gorge, red-tailed hawks and golden eagles hunt on the thermals, while the surrounding piñon-juniper stands provide cover for elk, mountain lions, bobcats, and American badgers. At dusk, the mesa comes alive with the calls of Piñon Jays and the evening songs of resident coyotes. This proprety is 213± acres of a larger 635± acres listed for sale via the Santa Fe Multiple Listing Service database and syndicated as MLS Listing #202503724.

Xx Rim Road Cb-115 (Parcel B Rancho Sabina Desgeorges, Taos

$150,000
202601982 MLS 130 DOM
Rancho Sabina DesGeorges (Parcel C) is a proposed as a site for environmentally sound and affordable housing development located in the high-desert "purple sage" mesa area. Situated approximately 25 minutes west of Taos and eight minutes from the Taos Regional Airport, this location offers a rare balance of accessibility and seclusion. Locally known as part of West Rim Road in certain stretches, CB-115, this road is a primary paved roadway. Sunset Boulevard, a residential road intersecting CB-115, is renowned for its expansive mountain views, including the majestic Sangre de Cristo range. The land carries a deep legacy, having transitioned from the ancestral home of indigenous peoples to a territory of Spain, and later a part of the First Mexican Republic. Following the Mexican-American War, it became a U.S. territory before finally achieving statehood in 1912. This rich cultural crossroads is mirrored by a vibrant ecosystem; the landscape is dominated by big sagebrush, winterfat, and blue grama grass, which give the mesa its iconic silvery-purple hue. The area serves as a vital corridor for local wildlife. It is common to see mule deer and pronghorn antelope grazing across the flats, while black-tailed jackrabbits and the occasional Greater Roadrunner dart through the brush. Above the nearby Rio Grande Gorge, red-tailed hawks and golden eagles hunt on the thermals, while the surrounding piñon-juniper stands provide cover for elk, mountain lions, bobcats, and American badgers. At dusk, the mesa comes alive with the calls of Piñon Jays and the evening songs of resident coyotes.

Xx Rim Road Cb-115 (Parcel C Rancho Sabina Desgeorges, Taos

$1,995,000
4 Beds 5 Baths 202601592 MLS 153 DOM
A rare and soulful Northern New Mexico compound, this extraordinary property blends history, artistry, and lifestyle in a way few offerings can. Created by acclaimed Sculptor Thom Wheeler, the main home and gallery spaces are built of authentic adobe and defined by massive pine vigas harvested from Wheeler Peak and hand-hewn by Wheeler himself. Throughout the property, irreplaceable architectural details and storied artisan pieces create a setting of warmth, character, and distinction, including stained glass windows sourced from churches across America and the original fight bell from Madison Square Garden. The main residence offers 2 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, while the guest house features 2 bedrooms and 2 baths with separate private entrances, creating flexibility for extended living, guest accommodations, boutique hospitality, or a refined live/work compound. Rich with heritage, the property also includes an adobe structure dating to 1840, built by Juan Santistevenson, adding yet another layer of authenticity and cultural significance. Set on two separately deeded lots totaling nearly 1.7 acres, the grounds are equally captivating. A 3 acre-foot well, surface water rights, and an acequia running through the property enhance both beauty and value. Near the acequia, an outdoor kitchen and entertaining area create an unforgettable setting for gatherings beneath the New Mexico sky. Zoned for both residential and commercial use, the possibilities are exceptional: an elegant private residence, gallery or studio compound, boutique inn or B&B, event venue, or investment opportunity with future subdivision potential. Timeless, inspiring, and deeply rooted in place, this is more than a property—it is an experience.

939 Kit Carson Road, Taos

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