Tucked quietly along storied Palace Avenue, this exceptional residence within Santa Fe’s historic Llano Compound is more than a condominium—it is a living work of art. Originally conceived in the 1970s as an artistic and architectural enclave, the Llano Compound remains one of Santa Fe’s most distinctive residential communities. Listed on the Historic Register and rich with character, the comp
Tucked quietly along storied Palace Avenue, this exceptional residence within Santa Fe’s historic Llano Compound is more than a condominium—it is a living work of art. Originally conceived in the 1970s as an artistic and architectural enclave, the Llano Compound remains one of Santa Fe’s most distinctive residential communities. Listed on the Historic Register and rich with character, the compound reflects a rare blend of craftsmanship, history, and creative vision. This approximately 1,200-square-foot, one-bedroom, two-bath residence offers a unique floor plan that balances intimacy with openness. Thoughtfully designed architectural details, handmade adobe construction, and the compound’s celebrated aesthetic create an atmosphere that feels both timeless and deeply authentic to Santa Fe. The upstairs primary bedroom provides a private retreat, while generous living spaces below offer flexibility for entertaining, working, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. Distinctive design elements, including windows inspired by the work of Frank Lloyd Wright, contribute to the home’s artistic character and architectural significance. Just moments from the Plaza, Canyon Road, galleries, restaurants, and cultural landmarks, the location offers the rare opportunity to experience Santa Fe’s vibrant lifestyle while residing in a setting that feels secluded and serene. For the discerning buyer seeking history, architecture, and an authentic Santa Fe experience, 815 East Palace Avenue #22 represents a truly uncommon offering—one where art, design, and place come together in remarkable harmony.
On the corner of Paseo de Peralta and Grant Avenue, Santa Fe’s first Sotheby’s International Realty office beca
On the corner of Paseo de Peralta and Grant Avenue, Santa Fe’s first Sotheby’s International Realty office became a company-owned brokerage in 1998. At the intersection of the Spanish and English historical settlement of the Santa Fe area, this Pueblo Revival-style, 2-story former residence is a showpiece of local color and Santa Fe style. Just two blocks from the city’s center, the Plaza, the Grant Avenue branch office features Santa Fe real estate experts ready to introduce clients to the mystique and originality of the area and its range of properties from luxurious and sophisticated to quaint and cozy. Whether looking for a star-studded night sky and 100-mile views from a mountainside re