Behind an elaborately crafted historic stone and adobe wall, this famed complex of galleries, gardens, and residences was both inspired by ancient Pueblo architecture and adapted for modern sensibilities. This collection of some 18 gallery, office, and storage spaces; an indulgent guest residence; a magnificent main residence; a idyllic sculpture garden; and three free-standing guesthouses has been created over many decades by combining and expanding once-distinct structures and by using materials from demolished barns and cabins from across northern New Mexico. Established as a gallery space by Nicolas Woloshuk, expanded and augmented by Forrest Fenn, and purchased and maintained since 1988 by renowned art maven Nedra Matteucci, this is surely one of the most outstanding and highly sought-after properties in Santa Fe.
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Spiral Stairway
| Ceiling Material | Beams, Latillas |
| Ceiling Style | Other |
| Floor Style | Wood |
| Light Fixtures | Recessed, Spot |
| Wall Material | Plaster |
Modeled after the torreones constructed by ancient Native civilizations, this magnificent stairway nevertheless possesses a distinctly modern flair. A small window, traditional for structures of this nature, is shuttered by an intricately carved wooden door. The thick wooden steps wind and rise to the elegant second level and the additional living and private quarters found there.
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