Résidence Unifamiliale À Albuquerque

Own a remarkable piece of Albuquerque history! Built in 1883 and listed on the New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties, the beautifully restored and updated (on the inside!) Grunsfeld/Hubbell House is the only virtually unaltered home remaining from the heyday of the Robinson Park neighborhood. Originally built by prominent merchant Albert Grunsfeld and later owned by legendary Southwestern trader John Lorenzo Hubbell, this elegant brick cottage retains its distinctive Italianate architectural details, soaring ceilings, rich hardwood floors, and three decorative fireplaces. A spacious gourmet kitchen invites gathering and entertaining, while the expansive upstairs loft offers an inspiring setting for an artist’s studio, creative retreat, or additional living space. Situated at the western edge of Robinson Park, home to the beloved Downtown Growers’ Market, the property also features a private side yard and gated off-street parking. Currently used as an office, its residential and commercial zoning offers exceptional versatility. Imagine a gracious family home, distinctive professional offices, or a combination of both. A rare opportunity to become the next steward of one of Albuquerque’s architectural treasures.