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Step into a piece of living Santa Fe history! This genuine 1930s Adobe casita, once the creative studio sanctuary and private residence of renowned and beloved Santa Fe Artist, Pamela Adger, this jewel radiates a soulfullness that is increasingly rare to find. Tucked on a hill in the heart of Santa Fe’s eastside historic district, ”The Raven’s Nest” exudes warmth in a nurturing retreat, blending a
Step into a piece of living Santa Fe history! This genuine 1930s Adobe casita, once the creative studio sanctuary and private residence of renowned and beloved Santa Fe Artist, Pamela Adger, this jewel radiates a soulfullness that is increasingly rare to find. Tucked on a hill in the heart of Santa Fe’s eastside historic district, ”The Raven’s Nest” exudes warmth in a nurturing retreat, blending a sophisticated, artistic pedigree with the cozy comfort of traditional thick adobe walls, viga ceilings, polished concrete floors, and two inviting wood-burning fireplaces. The heart of the home is an enormous, old fashioned eat in kitchen, recently updated with new appliances, offering a generous space for quiet morning coffees and relaxed entertaining. The unique upstairs birdsnest bedroom provides a peaceful, elevated escape from the world below. The property has been refreshed with new Stucco outside and new paint inside, and the backyard is a front row seat overlooking the town with expansive views of the Jemez mountain range ad splashy sunsets. Hosting on the private, covered back patio or enjoying the golden hour, the atmosphere is magical. There are two off street parking spots, a true luxury in this historic enclave. Located just moments from the galleries of Canyon Road, the local buzz of Downtown Subscription, and the vibrant energy of the historic Santa Fe plaza, this casita offers an unparalleled lifestyle rooted in art and heritage.
Steeped in history and Santa Fe style, the main Santa Fe office is known as the Padre Gallegos house. As a hist
Steeped in history and Santa Fe style, the main Santa Fe office is known as the Padre Gallegos house. As a historically contributing structure, it was named for Padre Jose Manuel Gallegos, a colorful and controversial priest and politician, and was built around 1857. In addition to being a chapel and an art gallery, it also housed soldiers and government officials during the Civil War. The protected courtyard features sunny luncheons in summer produced by an award winning local restaurant. As the third largest fine art market in the US, Santa Fe is full of galleries and museums in historical compounds such as the main office. With over 45 seasoned professionals with offices here, a visit all