A 150-year-old double-adobe home in the heart of Santa Fe’s South Capitol neighborhood, remodeled in 2020 and designated a Contributing historic property, set a short walk from the Plaza. Thick adobe walls, exposed wood beams, brick and tile floors, and radiant floor heat carry the character of old Santa Fe, while a redesigned primary en suite and two separate living areas meet the needs of today.
A 150-year-old double-adobe home in the heart of Santa Fe’s South Capitol neighborhood, remodeled in 2020 and designated a Contributing historic property, set a short walk from the Plaza. Thick adobe walls, exposed wood beams, brick and tile floors, and radiant floor heat carry the character of old Santa Fe, while a redesigned primary en suite and two separate living areas meet the needs of today. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the main living space. The home offers 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and approximately 2,560 square feet, including a detached office and flex room of about 304 square feet.
Outside, two private patios, a coyote fence, custom gates, a mature apricot tree, and grapevines frame landscaping set in three distinct zones. A large gated parking court provides off-street parking and added security. A historic well remains on the property (currently inoperable, with an existing water right on record), offering future restoration potential.
Recent updates include fresh exterior stucco, roof improvements, and expanded climate control underway. Located within the Wood Gormley Elementary School District and minutes from the Plaza, galleries, and restaurants, the residence offers a rare combination of historic adobe character and modern updates in one of Santa Fe’s most walkable neighborhoods.
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Property type
House
Year built
1967
Price/sqft
$429
Features
Fireplace
2D Floor Plan
Pergola
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908 Galisteo Street , Santa Fe, NM 87505, New Mexico, United States
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