Historical Eastside Adobe Condominium

Nestled in a verdant Eastside compound, this elegant and comfortable home is a quiet, spacious escape in the heart of one of Santa Fe’s enviable gated enclaves. Historic elements add to the appeal — portions of the home, the former Juan Rodriguez house, date to the early 1820s, and original walls and antique Mexican and Pueblo doors can be found throughout. Anyone who loves to entertain will appreciate the grand living and dining areas, an extensive kitchen with space allocated for caterers, a convenient wet bar, and a breathtaking portal and patio. The home’s three bedrooms — each with a private bath and sitting area — are tucked away off the central living area but are nonetheless quiet and private. An attached two-car garage, a rarity for an Eastside estate, is a welcome addition to the ample parking available surrounding the home. A sound system serves the entire home, including the outdoor living areas. Outdoors, areas of lawn, landscaping, and towering trees embrace a grand portal and patio, which includes dining and lounging areas and a serene fountain. Elsewhere, paths, fountains, and well-maintained mature landscaping envelop the home. The refined pleasures of Santa Fe — world-renowned shops, galleries, and restaurants as well as museums, skiing, and golf — are only a short drive away.