Here Are Some Reasons Why Choosing Tome As Home Is A Good Idea
Tome is a small, rural community with a strong agricultural history located in the Rio Grande valley of central New Mexico. It retains a traditional New Mexican character and is known for its historic roots and family-centered community events.
Balanced Market, with moderate sales activity and price increases
State:
New Mexico
County:
Valencia County
Zip Codes:
87060, 87031
Population:
Approximately 2,500 (estimate)
Median Income:
Approximately $48,000 – $58,000 (estimate)
Median Home Value
Approximately $180,000 – $230,000 (estimate)
Average Home Size (sq ft)
Approximately 1,300 – 1,700 square feet
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Close-knit communities in the Rio Grande Valley, offering a blend of small-town charm and convenient access to Albuquerque.
Nearby Cities:
Belen
Los Lunas
Peralta
Bosque Farms
Valencia
Neighborhoods
Tome is largely a single rural community without distinct neighborhoods, characterized by residential areas along roads & historic acequia water systems.
Popular Areas:
Primarily a single rural neighborhood encompassing the community
Residential areas centered around the main road
Small community clusters along the historic acequias
Major Employers
Key employers include healthcare, distribution, education and local agriculture providing a diverse range of jobs in the surrounding area.
Employers:
Los Lunas Hospital
Walmart Distribution Center
Belen Consolidated Schools
State of New Mexico
Local Farms
Visit Nearby Attractions:
Historic sites, local churches, outdoor recreation & agriculture showcasing the area's cultural heritage and natural beauty.
Attractions & Landmarks:
Tome Hill
Our Lady of Belen Catholic Church
Historic Buildings in Tome
Rio Grande River
Local Farms and Orchards
School Districts:
Local school districts provide educational services for the region with various schools serving the students in the surrounding communities.
Districts:
Belen Consolidated Schools
Los Lunas Public Schools
Weather & Climate:
Tome has a semi-arid climate with hot summers and cool winters, characterized by low rainfall and plenty of sunshine. Monsoonal rains in summer.
How is the Climate:
Semi-arid climate with hot summers and cool winters.
Average high in July around 90°F (32°C).
Average low in January around 25°F (-4°C).
Low annual rainfall, often less than 10 inches.
Sunny skies prevail for most of the year.
Occasional monsoonal thunderstorms during the summer months.
Transportation:
Tome relies on State Highways for access. Limited public transport. Nearest major airport in Albuquerque. Personal vehicles are primary means.
Your Way Around:
State Highways 47 & 314 provide main road access.
Limited public transportation options.
Nearest major airport is Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ)
Local roads primarily serve residential areas.
Personal vehicle is the most common mode of transport.
Culture & Events:
Tome offers local fiestas, traditional music, religious festivals, and craft fairs, reflecting its New Mexican heritage with a smaller events schedule.
Culture Facts:
Local fiestas and community celebrations.
Traditional New Mexican music and dance performances.
Religious festivals and processions.
Arts and crafts fairs showcasing local artisans.
Events at nearby community centers and churches.
Limited organized events compared to larger cities.
Demographics:
Tome is a rural community with a predominantly Hispanic/Latino population, a relatively older median age, and strong family connections.
Demographic Stats:
Primarily Hispanic/Latino population.
Small, rural community with limited growth.
Relatively older median age.
Lower population density than urban areas.
Strong family and community ties.
Census information available through Census.gov.
Outdoor Recreation:
Tome offers outdoor recreation with the Rio Grande, hiking, local parks, and proximity to national forests with options for riding & bird watching.
Outdoor activities:
Nearby access to the Rio Grande River.
Hiking and birdwatching opportunities in surrounding areas.
Local parks and playgrounds for families.
Limited organized recreational facilities within Tome itself.
Proximity to nearby outdoor areas and national forests.
Opportunities for horseback riding.
Healthcare:
Limited healthcare options directly in Tome, with nearby access to facilities in Belen and Albuquerque including family health centers and major hospitals.
Hospitals & facilities:
Presbyterian Medical Services Belen Family Health Center (nearby in Belen)
University of New Mexico Hospital (nearby in Albuquerque)
Numerous pharmacies in the surrounding area
Dining & Food Scene:
Dining in Tome focuses on local New Mexican cuisine with limited options directly in town, requiring travel to surrounding areas for varied food choices.
It's Time To Eat:
Local New Mexican restaurants (e.g., family-owned establishments)
Fast food options on nearby Highway 47
Grocery stores with deli options in nearby communities
Historical Facts:
Tome is an old Spanish settlement with history tied to the Camino Real and featuring well-preserved adobe structures reflective of its colonial past.
Rich History:
Founded in the 18th century as a Spanish colonial settlement
Part of the historic Camino Real de Tierra Adentro
Features historic adobe homes and buildings
Economy & Job Market:
Tome's economy is mainly agricultural with limited jobs within the town. Many residents commute to nearby areas for employment.
Job Facts:
Primarily agricultural and small business based
Commuter community with many working in surrounding cities
Limited local job market within Tome itself
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