4 Camere Da Letto Unifamiliare Indipendente

Built in 1918 by Ralph Willis Goddard, NMSU dean of engineering and a pioneer of radio broadcasting in the Southwest, this distinctive 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath adobe home has been part of theMesilla Park Historic District for more than a century. Historic details include hardwood floors, select original windowswith wavy glass, and stamped Las Cruces Lumber Company millwork. The updated layout offers a main floor primary suite with a new custom bath, an open kitchen and dining area, a spacious living and entertainment area, and a sunroom that can serve as an additional living space. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a fullbath with individually controlled heating and cooling. The 0.72 acre fenced property includes 14 mature, producing pecan trees, a separate fenced enclosure, and a metal pergola. The detached carriage house offers workshop space with a dedicated 100 amp subpanel, while the metal roofed carport features hand milled pine beams from Cloudcroft. A rare and unique opportunity!