Ranked among the top retirement destinations in the country, Las Cruces is nationally known to cater to those in search of easy living. Ranked in 2006 as one of AARP's™ "Dream Towns" to retire as well as one of Money Magazine's™ 2005 best "College Towns to Retire", it's easy to understand why Las Cruces is rapidly becoming a premier destination for retirees from all over the country.
Las Cruces is nestled at the foot of the breathtaking Organ Mountains in Southern New Mexico, and provides retirees with a wide range of lifestyle options in comfort and style.
The weather in Las Cruces is certainly no small factor in attracting retirees. Winter temperatures average 65, fall and spring average 85, and summer averages 95. On average, Las Cruces receives eight inches of rain annually and two inches of snow.
In addition to the beautiful weather, Las Cruces has a long and diverse history rich in tradition and culture. Mexican and Native American cultures have established colorful festivals to celebrate life and community through the enjoyment of traditional foods, music, and dancing, under the ever-beautiful skies of the desert southwest.
Las Cruces also offers several medical centers. The newly opened Mountain View Regional Medical Center provides a full-service emergency room, specialized women's center, comprehensive intensive-care services, surgical care and specialized cardiology center. Memorial Medical Center is a full-service hospital and serves as the acute care facility for the county. Adjacent is the University of New Mexico Cancer Center-South facility.
For those who enjoy a round of golf, Las Cruces is home to several high quality golf courses, including Sonoma Ranch, Picacho Hills, and New Mexico State. Also nearby is historic Old Mesilla, rich in its own history and tradition, with its plaza and shops offering New Mexico's culture to visitors from around the world.
Those who prefer to get away from it all can admire the scenery of the Organ Mountains while enjoying leisurely strolls or a stimulating hike. Elephant Butte Lake - New Mexico's largest reservoir - is only 60 miles to the north and offers world class fishing and boating opportunities. With scenic Ruidoso less than two hours away, you can quickly access trout fishing, camping, horse racing, skiing in the winter slopes, and so much more.
As home to New Mexico State University, Las Cruces benefits from the diverse expertise, cultures, and students that the campus provides.
From clear skies to gorgeous sunsets, and an average cost of living well below the national average, it's easy to see why people from all over the country are coming to Las Cruces to spend their best years. We at Veloz Homes are committed not only to building quality homes in excellent, well planned communities, but making your moving process as enjoyable and hassle free. Contact one of our New Home Consultants to receive more information on retiring in Las Cruces and finding a Veloz home that's right for you.
The weather in Las Cruces is certainly no small factor in attracting retirees. Winter temperatures average 65, fall and spring average 85, and summer averages 95. On average, Las Cruces receives eight inches of rain annually and two inches of snow.
In addition to the beautiful weather, Las Cruces has a long and diverse history rich in tradition and culture. Mexican and Native American cultures have established colorful festivals to celebrate life and community through the enjoyment of traditional foods, music, and dancing, under the ever-beautiful skies of the desert southwest.
Las Cruces also offers several medical centers. The newly opened Mountain View Regional Medical Center provides a full-service emergency room, specialized women's center, comprehensive intensive-care services, surgical care and specialized cardiology center. Memorial Medical Center is a full-service hospital and serves as the acute care facility for the county. Adjacent is the University of New Mexico Cancer Center-South facility.
For those who enjoy a round of golf, Las Cruces is home to several high quality golf courses, including Sonoma Ranch, Picacho Hills, and New Mexico State. Also nearby is historic Old Mesilla, rich in its own history and tradition, with its plaza and shops offering New Mexico's culture to visitors from around the world.Those who prefer to get away from it all can admire the scenery of the Organ Mountains while enjoying leisurely strolls or a stimulating hike. Elephant Butte Lake - New Mexico's largest reservoir - is only 60 miles to the north and offers world class fishing and boating opportunities. With scenic Ruidoso less than two hours away, you can quickly access trout fishing, camping, horse racing, skiing in the winter slopes, and so much more.
As home to New Mexico State University, Las Cruces benefits from the diverse expertise, cultures, and students that the campus provides.
From clear skies to gorgeous sunsets, and an average cost of living well below the national average, it's easy to see why people from all over the country are coming to Las Cruces to spend their best years. We at Veloz Homes are committed not only to building quality homes in excellent, well planned communities, but making your moving process as enjoyable and hassle free. Contact one of our New Home Consultants to receive more information on retiring in Las Cruces and finding a Veloz home that's right for you.
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