Aldea is a residential community based on traditional Spanish Colonial towns where homes are gathered about a central plaza.

Why do people love living in Aldea de Santa Fe? It is a planned 345 acre community on the Northwest edge of Santa Fe more densely populated than the surrounding country area providing a comforting sense of safety. There are 479 residential lots within the community offering single family homes, townhomes, patio homes, and even a few commercials live/work condos around the plaza. The neighborhood offers lots of opportunities to participate in many activities surrounding the community.

​Designed and planned by Andres Duany, residents enjoy 205 acres of open space including walking trails, numerous parks, and sporting amenities! Built around a central plaza, it offers a Community Center Building for the Homeowners Association, activities, and fitness classes. (The Village Center Association is separate from the HOA and it governs the plaza and commercial operations.) Homeowners paid $448 per quarter in HOA fees in 2020.

​The world-famous Santa Fe Opera is also located in the northwest part of town. In addition, the Marty Sanchez City Golf Course is located nearby.

The area also includes Los Suenos, La Vida, La Mirada, La Mariposa, La Serena, Tano Road, Casas De San Juan, Sangre De Cristo Estates, Puesta Del Sol, Pinon Hills and all other subdivisions off Camino La Tierra.

Activities in Aldea de Santa Fe
Love the vastness throughout this community – 205 acres of Open Space! Joining the Aldea community translates as “fun” with the following amenities available for residents and their guests:

​Tennis Courts
Pickleball Court
Playground
Parks
Basketball Court
Village Plaza
Labyrinth
Bocce Ball
Walking Trails
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There is a Community Building in the middle of the plaza that is available for Aldea residents – exercise classes, community meetings or just getting together as well as home to the Aldea HOA.