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After winding along beautiful Tano Road, you arrive at a fabulous creatively contemporary estate unlike any other. The original residence, built in 2000, was designed by award-winning architect Jeff Harner, whose concept drew inspiration from the work of Georgia O’Keeffe. In 2018, a thoughtful addition more than doubled the size of the home while honoring Harner’s original vision and pre
After winding along beautiful Tano Road, you arrive at a fabulous creatively contemporary estate unlike any other. The original residence, built in 2000, was designed by award-winning architect Jeff Harner, whose concept drew inspiration from the work of Georgia O’Keeffe. In 2018, a thoughtful addition more than doubled the size of the home while honoring Harner’s original vision and preserving the continuity of its striking contemporary design. Natural light is integrated throughout the home, creating a seamless connection between the beautifully composed interiors and the landscaped outdoor spaces. Sleek, sophisticated, and exceptionally livable, the home was designed not only for visual impact but also for effortless organization, with abundant custom drawers, cabinetry, closets, and storage thoughtfully placed throughout. Every detail reflects quality and intention, from the materials and cabinetry to the appliances, fixtures, and finishes. Crisp, light-filled, and enchanting, the home offers spacious, versatile rooms and an extraordinary setting for both entertaining and everyday living. Elegant landscaping, a private gated entrance, and expansive views create a sense of tranquility and retreat. A two-bedroom guest house was added in 2023, and the adjacent 2.5-acre lot was purchased to enhance privacy. The additional lot is offered separately.
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