J. E. Saint House

Step into Albuquerque history with the iconic J. E. Saint House, a rare 1907 Dutch Colonial Revival residence in the heart of Downtown. This architecturally significant home features brick construction, a river rock foundation, distinctive gambrel rooflines, and rich character. Thoughtfully updated with modern heating and cooling, the property blends historic charm with everyday comfort with 10 ft ceilings and oak flooring in the main house. The kitchen includes a Viking stovetop and range with a bain-marie, a bar sink, and a new dishwasher. Two enclosed porches and an upstairs covered patio provide options to enjoy the home during different times of the day. A separate heated and cooled carriage house with a kitchenette and bath offers exceptional flexibility-ideal for guest space, a studio, or income potential. The finished bedroom, bathroom, and laundry in the basement are not included in the sq ft. The balcony overlooks Downtown. Bedrooms are spacious with original hardwood floors, large closets, and two full baths. The 574 sq ft guest house (not included in sq ft) has a tin ceiling, full bath, pellet stove, exposed brick interior, and concrete floors. Zoned residential or commercial. The earliest resident of the home, JE Saint, was the first mayor of Albuquerque after it incorporated as a city. Home is included in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP), and the New Mexico Historical Society of New Mexico series lists natural wildflowers and flowering trees lining home.