Antelope Run offers a diverse selection of spacious single detached homes, mostly built between the 1980s and 2000s, with many featuring three or more bedrooms. This neighborhood provides convenient access to primary schools situated close to most residences, allowing for easy educational options nearby. Dining options include several local restaurants, complemented by nearby pharmacies for essential needs. A well-developed cycling infrastructure supports alternative transportation despite the area's varied terrain. The neighborhood character is enhanced by numerous accessible green spaces in adjacent areas, fostering a peaceful atmosphere. Parking is notably convenient, making daily travel straightforward for residents with vehicles.
There is a broad selection of green spaces in Antelope Run. Although the neighborhood is not home to any public green spaces, parks are especially well-spread out in nearby neighborhoods, making them easy to access. It remains relatively calm in this part of Albuquerque, as there are very few pedestrians.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Nestled next to Georgia O’Keeffe Elementary on the neighborhood’s western edge, this park features a playground, covered picnic area, and sweeping views of the Sandia Mountains—ideal for family get‑togethers and safe outdoor play within Antelope Run.
A highly rated A‑grade public school serving Antelope Run children, lauded for strong academics and part of a well‑regarded pipeline through Eisenhower Middle and La Cueva High School, making the area especially appealing to families.
A locally owned café on Tramway Boulevard just east of Antelope Run, known for its distinctive Volkswagen‑themed décor and creative drinks like the 'Azteca' mocha latte with chili powder, offering a quirky, cozy spot minutes from home.
Convenient corner shopping located within walking distance on the southeast side of the neighborhood, offering grocery essentials and a familiar coffee stop that anchor daily routines for Antelope Run residents.
Just east of the neighborhood, a network of walking and biking paths winds into the foothills of the Sandia Mountains, offering residents accessible access to scenic outdoor recreation and mountain views right on their doorstep.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A free, family‑friendly community festival offering live music, food trucks, artisan booths, and kids’ activities—perfect for a fun summer evening close to Antelope Run as it’s in northeast Albuquerque.
A nine‑day celebration of flamenco with international performances and workshops—great for locals curious about vibrant cultural arts just a short drive from Antelope Run.
Opening day of the season for this community‑focused farmers market featuring local produce, crafts, food trucks, and performances—ideal for supporting nearby vendors and enjoying weekend outings.
Weekly pottery wheel sessions on Saturdays, Sundays, weekdays—fun hands‑on arts programming within city limits, offering creative weekend activities accessible to Antelope Run families.
A major civic Juneteenth event with performances, vendors, DJs, and cultural programming—meaningful and inclusive, and worth the short trip downtown for community and celebration.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Antelope Run
Local characteristics and demographics for Antelope Run
