Santa Cruz
Property Summary
| Bedrooms | 4 |
| Bathrooms | 5½ |
| Square Footage | 4,800 ft² |
| Lot Size | 2.849 acres |
| Cooling | Refrigerative |
| Electric | Public |
| Gas | Natural |
| Heating | Natural Gas |
| Waste Water | Septic |
| Water Source | Well (Private) |
New Mexico Adobe with a History
$1,249,000
In the 1800s, this property, sited along the high road to Taos, was a stop and gathering place for wagon trains headed south to Santa Fe. An iron security gate provides grand introduction; beyond, the drive leads alongside impressive tall trees to a bridge that crosses the Llano acequia and proceeds down to the residential compound.
The Llano acequia runs from Santa Cruz Lake through the nearly three-acre estate, contributing to its lush greenery and idyllic ambiance. Roses and tall mature locust trees line the acequia and create a regal leafy barrier between the residence and the road. Structures onsite include a small historic chapel, a storage barn with a deck, and a classic northern New Mexico–style hacienda. A lush lawn; plentiful roses, lilacs, and daylilies; a new swimming pool; and towering mature trees of all sorts transform the estate into an enviable oasis. Steps from the main yard and in full view of the majestic mountains lies a field suitable for organic gardening.
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Property
| Address | 207 NM 76
Box 331
Santa Cruz, NM |
| Electric | Public |
| Gas | Natural |
| Has Irrigation | Yes |
| Horses Allowed | Yes |
| Includes Water Rights | Yes |
| Landscaped | Yes |
| Lot Size | 2.849 acres |
| Ownership | Fee Simple |
| Waste Water | Septic |
| Water Source | Well (Private) |
| Zoning | Commercial |
The Llano acequia runs from Santa Cruz Lake through this nearly three-acre estate, originally a stop and gathering place for wagon trains headed south to Santa Fe from Taos. Roses and tall mature locust trees line the acequia and provide a regal leafy barrier between the residence and the road. A lush lawn; plentiful roses, lilacs, and daylilies; a new swimming pool; and towering mature trees of all sorts create an enviable oasis here. Steps from the main yard and in full view of the majestic mountains lies a field suitable for organic gardening.
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