Hidden in plain sight on the final mile of the Old Santa Fe Trail, two separately deeded homes are ready to change hands. Seller has had these homes since the 1990's and pride in ownership exudes. The main house, 656, has been lovingly renovated, a process that took the structure all the way down to one adobe wall, and brought it back to modern comfort and functionality, including in-floor radiant heat, new viga beams and coved plaster ceilings in the main areas, a designer kitchen, and a bathroom you will actually want to spend time in. Pictures of the practically new build are on the breakfast bar, be sure to check them out when you visit. The smaller home, 656 & 1/2, is a self contained casita. While it has not undergone a complete rebuild, it has been lovingly maintained and updated. It has a full kitchen/dining room and a bedroom with a high end Murphy Bed and a cozy office nook. A locking external storage closet helps the owners get the very most from the property's small footprint. Both units share a driveway with off street parking- # of spaces will depend on the vehicles, and a possibility of securing parking in a undesignated sliver of city land directly across the street. Both homes sit on their own deeded parcels, and can be sold or owned independently, but to provide maximum opportunity and flexibility to the next owners, they are offered as a package deal in this listing. Come grab lunch at the food truck court on the corner of Paseo De Peralta and Old Santa Fe Trail and walk the 0.2 miles up the street to see these homes. The listing broker will turn the lights on for you.
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.