Sangre de Cristo Center located at 410 State Road 592

Founded in 1962 by the De La Salle Christian Brothers, Sangre de Cristo is a 600 acre compound that offers a 19,000 square foot building that can house up to 39 guests, two separate residences, a cottage, extensive hiking trails on the property and along the Rio Chupadero, views overlooking the Jemez Mountains, a water fall, and apple orchard.

The Sangre de Cristo Center sits tucked away in the Rio Chupadero valley just 20 minutes north of Santa Fe City. Situated with the Santa Fe National Forest to the east of the property and the Tesuque and Nambe Indian Pueblos to the west and north of the property, this is a rare opportunity to own one of the few privately-owned compounds available north of the Santa Fe City limits.