Founded in 1694 by Spanish Explorers, Tesuque (pronounced “Teh-sue-key”) is located just north of Santa Fe. It is many things, a Pueblo of the Tewa peoples, a Village, an arts community, a Census Designated Place, a contiguous Santa Fe community, and a place to gamble.

Homesites are principally mid to larger size parcels (5 to 15+ acres). Topography ranges from the Rio Tesuque valley lined with majestic Cottonwood trees to high rolling hills with plentiful Juniper, Cedar and Piñon trees with the occasion cactus.

The Tesuque Camel Rock, a locally famous landmark is a sandstone figure etched over millennia m by wind and moisture forming a sculpture of a resting camel, can be seen traveling northbound on US 285/84 from Santa Fe.