Home is where your story begins, and this unprecedented property has a story to tell. Built in the early 1900s, and later expanded and renovated, this adobe home possesses a character and charm most properties simply can't manufacture. It is a rare and peaceful setting for the high desert. At roughly 2,300 square feet, sited on 0.42 acres, the layout is characterized by brick floors running underfoot while vigas and coved ceilings draw the eye upward. Wood burning fireplaces throughout the home add warmth and authenticity, the kind of details that ground a space. The finishes are intentional and include artistic enhancements by Jon Crispin — this is a home with history, texture and soul. The grounds are equally compelling. The property holds surface water rights and is well-irrigated and lush, anchored by mature cottonwood and apple trees and established gardens. Located about 11 miles south of Santa Fe off I-25, La Cienega is known as a wellness and artistic retreat destination, home to the beloved El Rancho de las Golondrinas and Ojo Santa Fe Hot Springs, and attracting creatives with its deep historical roots and natural setting. This home offers the soul of northern New Mexico in a setting that feels a world away, but is only a few minutes' drive from Santa Fe.
Listing courtesy of Robert Herrera from Barker Realty, LLC
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