Privately situated on 1.73 acres and thoughtfully designed by Zachary Shultz, this light-filled Eldorado residence enjoys an elevated setting with sweeping views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. A landscaped entry courtyard and expansive brick portal set the tone, while generous portal spaces at both the front and rear invite year-round outdoor living. Inside, tall ceilings accented by tradition
Privately situated on 1.73 acres and thoughtfully designed by Zachary Shultz, this light-filled Eldorado residence enjoys an elevated setting with sweeping views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. A landscaped entry courtyard and expansive brick portal set the tone, while generous portal spaces at both the front and rear invite year-round outdoor living. Inside, tall ceilings accented by traditional vigas, abundant natural light, and two kiva fireplaces showcase classic Santa Fe character. The well-designed split-bedroom floor plan offers privacy and functionality, featuring three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and an open-concept living area ideal for entertaining. The kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances. Recent improvements include a new hot water heater, new primary suite carpet, whole-house stucco patching and exterior painting, and a brand new split unit system throughout the entire home for heating and cooling, all completed in 2026. Additional highlights include a fenced yard area, a two-car garage, and timeless Southwestern architecture throughout. Located within the sought-after Eldorado community, residents enjoy access to miles of hiking and biking trails, pickleball and tennis courts, a community pool and center, dog parks, playgrounds, and equestrian facilities. This is a rare opportunity to enjoy privacy, mountain views, and the exceptional Eldorado lifestyle just minutes from Santa Fe. Pre-inspection available for review.
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