Situated on over 3 acres in a prime location adjacent to Museum Hill and the Botanical Gardens, this gated compound includes an elegantly-appointed 4 bedroom 3 bath pueblo-style contemporary home along with a charming detached 1 bedroom 1 bath guest house, a library/office and a studio/gym. The pool and covered cabana with fireplace offer outdoor living and entertaining space with views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains and spectacular sunsets. The 1950s property was completely renovated by renowned architect Robert Glazier in 2012 creating an open floor plan and indoor/outdoor living which takes advantage of the views and abundant natural light. Features include concrete floors with radiant heating and cooling, plaster walls, 5 fireplaces, a sleek open kitchen with walnut cabinetry and Wolf and Subzero appliances, an upstairs den with 360 views, a master suite with fireplace, stone soaking tub and private courtyard with portale, a second master suite, two-car garage, basement for storage/wine cellar and private well. The professionally landscaped gardens include stone patios, fountains, a grapevine-covered pergola, custom iron gates and fencing and sprinkler/drip irrigation. Featured in Milieu Magazine, this home offers the feeling of being in the country with privacy and space to enjoy the serenity of Santa Fe just minutes from Canyon Road and the Plaza.
Santa Fe’s Historic Eastside
With some homes dating back centuries, these neighborhoods boast some of Santa Fe’s most photographed adobe homes and gardens. Hosting a mix of multi-generational families and newcomers, the homes, often hidden behind high walls and accessed by narrow, dirt lanes, recall the city’s early history and lend Santa Fe a unique heritage.