The Pecos River: One of the Last Great Waterways of the American West

August 26th, 2010

By Melissa J White, Media Manager and Bob Jacobs, Associate Broker, Santa Fe Realty Partners

The Pecos River runs through the Kilmer Ranch in New Mexico.

You have no doubt heard the term “West of the Pecos” as a way to describe the wild and unknown lands that explorers had yet to tame. But the Pecos River that begins in the Sangre de Cristo mountain range in New Mexico still has the wild spirit, pristine environment and stunning landscape of a hundred or more years ago.

The Pecos River flows for over 900 miles through the eastern portion of New Mexico before it empties out into the Rio Grande in neighboring Texas. It has been designated a National Wild and Scenic River for 20.5 miles between its headwaters and the town of Terrerro, NM.

Originally used as both hunting grounds and then dry land farming by the Anasazi, the Pecos River valley is a friendly farming and ranching community located 22 miles west of Santa Fe.

Part of the Los Trigos Land Grant of 1814, the Kilmer Ranch is located 8 miles from the town of Pecos and consists of 5,328 deeded acres with approximately 6 miles of the Pecos River running and jumping through it. For over a decade, the actor and ranch owner, Val Kilmer, has carefully restored the former cattle ranch to its native splendor.

Within a valley receiving more and more development pressure, the Kilmer Ranch has conserved the wildlife corridors, diverse ecosystem, and the last pristine river in the American Southwest. Located in a thoroughfare for migration and representative of a dynamic habitat for a wide variety of species, the Kilmer Ranch has been committed to keeping the ecology of the area intact thorough educated management practices.

The wildlife varieties on the Pecos River Ranch are extensive and abundant. The mammalian species include the American elk and mule deer, mountain lion, coyote, bobcat, gray fox, raccoon, ringtail, striped skunk and long-tailed weasel. Other small animals include beaver, muskrat, cottontail rabbit, black-tailed jackrabbit, porcupine, chipmunk and pocket gopher. Raptors include the bald eagle, golden eagle, osprey, peregrine falcon, prairie falcon, red-tailed hawk, Swainson’s hawk, ferruginous hawk, rough-legged hawk, sharp-shinned hawk, merlin, American kestrel, great horned owl, saw-whet owl, pigmy owl, long eared owl, western screech-owl and turkey vulture. The upland birds and waterfowl include: merriam’s turkey, mourning dove, white winged dove, American coot, Canada goose, mallard duck, American pintail duck, green-winged teal, blue-winged teal and great blue heron. Non-song birds include the greater roadrunner, common raven, American crow, hairy woodpecker, northern flicker, red naped sapsucker, kingfisher, magpie, Clark’s nutcracker, pinion jay, Steller’s jay, scrub jay, common nighthawk, lesser nighthawk and loggerhead shrike.

Trails emanate from within the Pecos Wilderness which allow an explorer to travel the ridge of the Rockies all the way to Colorado and points even further north. Hundreds of visitors from around the world visit this pristine wilderness every year to experience the physical beauty of the southern tip of the Rocky Mountains.

The Pecos River is an excellent fishery, offering something for every angler, from the novice to the veteran. The Pecos River boasts 4 types of trout: Brown, Rainbow, Cut Throat and the Cutbow.

With so few private lands remaining, the Ranch exemplifies environmental stewardship as a wilderness and wildlife preserve, and as a place for the Pecos River to continue to run wild.

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Visit www.KilmerPecosRanch.com for more information.
Exclusively represented by:

Darlene Streit 505.920.8001 dstreit@dstreit.com
Bob Jacobs 505.470.8929 bjacobs@sfrp.com
Pam Sawyer 505.690.9058 pamsawyer@gmail.com

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Homes with History: The Roque Tedusqui House

August 25th, 2010

By Jane Hiltbrand, Associate Broker, Santa Fe Realty Partners
From Volume 2, Issue 6 of  “All Things Real Estate”

Purple wisteria blossoms flow over a bright red wooden gate. The gate is housed in an old adobe wall topped with weathered bricks. It’s an iconic picture of Santa Fe:  most people only see the gate while walking past it in one of the oldest neighborhoods in Santa Fe. Indeed, in this same neighborhood further down the block on East De Vargas St. is the “Oldest House in the United States” built in 1646.

I was privileged to see the interior of the Roque Tudesqui House during an Historic Homes Mother’s Day Tour. The gate subtlety alludes to the charm of the home inside. One enters through a courtyard filled with flowers. Once inside, the sloping wide plank floors in the L-shaped home bring you back to another time. A captivating wooden back porch overlooks the large back yard and gardens which slope down to the Santa Fe River.

The Roque Tedusqui House. Photos courtesy of the Historic Santa Fe Foundation.

The records state that the property was purchased in 1841 by Tudesqui, an Italian immigrant who worked as a watchmaker, jeweler and silversmith. He purchased it during the time when the territory still belonged to Mexico. The east section of the property is owned by the Historic Santa Fe Foundation; the west section is privately owned.

How fortunate we are to live our daily lives within the rich history which is the story and enchantment of Santa Fe.

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Find more information about Historical Santa Fe Homes at the Historic Santa Fe Foundation.

Read more articles in the Homes with History section, by Jane Hiltbrand.

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Synthetic or Natural Fibers?

August 24th, 2010

Interior Design Today
By Annie O’Carroll, Principal, Annie O’Carroll Interior Design

Remember when only natural fabrics where acceptable in our design choices? It’s time to re-think our decorative fabric choices as scientists have engineered beautiful materials from both manufactured and natural fibers. These combinations of natural and synthetic fibers create fabrics that offer both aesthetics and durability to build the identity of a living space.

The combination of decorative fabric fibers has come a long way and work for our active lifestyles. The manufactured fabrics include polyester, micro fiber, acrylic, nylon, rayon and viscose. The natural materials are of fibers from animal or vegetable sources, such as silk and linen. Often a blended material will have three fibers and include one from a natural source.

The most popular combination is polyester and cotton for upholstered pieces. The polyester is stain resistant and retains its shape while cotton is absorbent and comfortable to the touch.

Polyester and wool is luxurious for upholstery and draperies because of the wrinkle resistance of the polyester and durability of the wool. Wool can be soft or sturdy, warm or cool to the touch, depending on the weave. Wool and nylon combine for versatile material that is very soft and absorbent.

Draperies, slipcovers and bedding made of rayon with cotton or linen create a softness and lush drape of fabric. This fabric allows air to circulate for comfort and offers strength for longevity.

This exciting generation of blended decorative fabrics is used inside and outside our homes to complement any design personality.

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Personal Umbrella: Excess Liability Coverage

August 23rd, 2010

Insurance Q & A
By Robin Schritter, Regional Vice President, HUB International (An Interview with Managing Editor Rey Post)

Q. I’ve heard about excess liability insurance coverage. Why is it a valuable form of added insurance?

A. You don’t have to be a millionaire to be sued like one. That’s why excess liability coverage, often called umbrella, should be part of your insurance portfolio. It provides you with liability coverage for damages for which you or members of your household may be legally responsible and might appear to be minor—such as a fender bender—but actually end up being costly over time.

Q. What does one need to consider when looking at excess liability coverage?

A. For one thing, the amount of coverage. To determine the amount of coverage you need, review your assets—your home, other personal belongings and investments. Then ask yourself: how much could I lose in the event of a lawsuit?

Q. How much coverage can a person obtain?

A. Most insurance companies offer excess liability coverage amounts that range from $1,000,000 to $10,000,000. However, there are policies that can offer limits well above $10,000,000.

Q. Are there additional excess liability insurance coverages?

A. Several. One option is Personal Injury Protection in the event you are liable for someone being injured on your property. It also applies to situations such as lawsuits involving accusations of libel, slander, false arrest, or wrongful eviction.

Also, there is Directors and Officers coverage which applies in the event you are personally liable for injury, or property damage resulting from your participation on the board of a not-for-profit organization.
You can also obtain Uninsured or Underinsured Motorist coverage, which provides protection for damages any covered person is legally entitled to receive from the owner or operator of an uninsured vehicle.

Q. What’s your best counsel when it comes to excess liability insurance coverage?

A. You’ve worked hard to build your assets. Make sure you have the right insurance coverage to protect those assets against unforeseen circumstances.

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Above, “Summer Showers,” Doug Hyde, bronze, Nedra Matteucci Fine Art on Canyon Road. Photo by Melissa J White.

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Featured Homes for Sale in Santa Fe, Pecos, on Tano Road, Cerro Gordo

August 20th, 2010

16 Tanoito

Designed by Paula Baker-Laporte as an Asian-influenced non-toxic home with amazing 270 degree unobstructed views of Sangre, Jemez and Sandia Mountains. Timber-frame construction with American Clay plaster inside and adobe exterior. Separate guest house and separate heated garage/studio with storage. Maturing gardens on automated drip. On private road with 2.5 acres.

Darlene Streit Office: (505) 982-6207 Cell: (505) 920-8001

Rainbow Gate

A truly artistic and beautiful estate on a parklike wooded hilltop above the Pecos Valley. Solar adobe home on 34 acres with soaring ceilings, rich recycled teak and oak floors, plaster walls, and handmade tiles. Every inch is a work of art. Complete with a 1260 sf guesthouse, 2 artist studios and horse facilities. A year-round spring flows into a tranquil pond with koi and goldfish and meanders on through lush meadows and wetlands, visited by wildlife and birds. Adjacent to forest land. $1,250,000 Listing Number: 201003217

Carol Johnson Office: (505) 946-2861 Cell: (505) 660-6410

1183 Cerro Gordo

Adobe home, walled, high ceilings, no steps, antique beams, old french reclaimed tiles, wood floors. $990,000 Listing Number: 201004236

Robert Frank Office: (505) 438-6760 Cell: (505) 699-9420

413 Plaza Lomas

Winner of the 2009 Parade of Homes Best Floor Plan, Best Craftsmanship,Excellence in Green Building and Resource Efficient Aging-in-Place. Separate casita can be used as a studio or for guests. On open space and 5 minutes to downtown. $699,000 Listing Number: 201004468

Darlene Streit Office: (505) 982-6207 Cell: (505) 920-8001

112 Rim Road

This is a beautiful 3 bedroom East side home. Warm and inviting with wonderful outdoor living areas. Magnificent views of the foothills. This is truly a remarkable home with exquisite finishes and soft detailing throughout. Additional space for studio or guest wing. 112 Rim Road is the real address. $640,000 Listing Number: 201003323

Paul Duran Office: (505) 946-2851 Cell: (505) 310-5566

134 Calle San Simon

Beautiful house and guest house in Sol y Lomas. Main house has 3 bedrooms with large living area with cove ceilings . Large master with updated bath and large closet. Kitchen newly remodelled with new aplliances, cabinets and granite counter tops. Guest house has brick floors and dual kiva in living and bedroom. Property enclosed with masonry wall and fencing. Great outdoor living areas with mature landscaping. Plenty of room for organic garden and orchard. Live in one house rent the other. $599,500 Listing Number: 807795

Laurie Hilton Office: (505) 982-9743 Cell: (505) 780-3237

206 Anita Place

Price reduced $41,0000. Fabulous South Capitol home on one of Santa Fe’s most desirable streets. This warm and inviting home has gorgeous beams and corbels, wood floors throughout. The main floor offers beautiful of sun-filled spaces with formal dining. 900 square feet of living space in finished basement which includes a family room and bedroom. Detached 315 sq. foot studio/home office in back yard. Ideal downtown living with spacious yard just minutes to Plaza, Railyard and Farmer’s Market. $549,000 Listing Number: 201003794

Paul Duran Office: (505) 946-2851 Cell: (505) 310-5566

30 Sacred Way

Gloriously beautiful Log Cabin on 21+ acres in the enchanted La Cueva Valley just 20 min from SF. Absolutely spectacular views of the Sangres from the hugh decks,& tall windows. Soaring vaulted ceilings, huge beams, scored concrete floors, excercise room, open floor plan. Outstanding horse facilities, new MD barn, turnouts, close to Natl Forest hiking & horse trails on property. A dream property for the nature lover or horse person. Priced to sell. $499,500 Listing Number: 201001640

Carol Johnson Office: (505) 946-2861 Cell: (505) 660-6410

171 Vuelta Maria

Gentle rolling hills and tranquil meadows, surrounded by the Jemez and Sangre de Cristo Mntns. Horses allowed and residents have access to approx. 18,000 acres of BLM land that lies to the west and continues to the Rio Grande River. Property abuts to Lagunita Park which contains many petroglyphs and unique water catchment basin left behind by the ancient Anasazi people who inhabited the area long ago. $249,000 Listing Number: 201004466

Georgette Romero Office: (505) 946-2253 Cell: (505) 603-1494

Pecos Riverfront

This undisturbed and extremely scenic Pecos River front property is a perfect retreat just 75 minutes from Santa Fe, 90 from Albuquerque. Privacy, dramatic river overlooks, pinon-juniper mesas, a pristine side canyon w/seasonal waterfalls are yours to explore. Come fish, raft & swim in pools along your rare 1000 ft of river frontage under cliffs. Relax on the new cedar deck beside small rapids. Numerous building sites among ancient ruins, rock terraces & under spectacular skies. $379,000 Listing Number: 201004785

Kay Allison Office: (505) 946-2864 Cell: (505) 660-5190

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The Santa Fe Rail Trail in Eldorado

August 19th, 2010

By Melissa J White, Media Manager, Santa Fe Realty Partners

The Big Dipper to the north, a half moon setting in the west, and coyotes howling to the south: all these create the natural landscape that those who live in Eldorado cherish. Covenants keep outdoor lighting to a minimum so the moon, stars and Milky Way nearly blind you at night.

Eldorado is the largest subdivision in New Mexico that has not been incorporated and covers over 20 square miles. A quick 25” commute west through the hills is Santa Fe. One of Eldorado’s main outdoor features is the Santa Fe Rail Trail that wends through the community and acts as a touchstone for outdoor activities.

The Santa Fe Rail Trail begins at the Santa Fe Railyard and runs alongside the active railway line, extending south through Eldorado and ending outside of Lamy, NM, over 15 miles away. The section in town, from the Railyard to Rabbit Road, is paved, but after that, the trail is dirt and rough in areas. Making its way along the rails of the Santa Fe Southern Railway, the trail is open to walking, hiking, jogging, mountain biking and horseback riding.

Built with funds from city, county, state, and federal sources as well as private contributions raised by the Santa Fe Conservation Trust, the Santa Fe Rail Trail continues the Southwestern Tradition of respecting the wide open spaces.

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Homes for Sale in Eldorado

45 Azul Loop on the historic Gallina Arroyo open space. Click above for more photos.

2 Eldorado Place is a fine home for entertaining. Click above for more photos.

1 Fortuna Rd is a great family home with a split floor plan. Click above for more photos.

44 Condesa a custom home is located on 2+ acres on a greenbelt. Click above for more photos.

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Featured Homes for Sale in Santa Fe, La Tierra, Eldorado and Rowe, New Mexico.

August 13th, 2010

Adobe homes, drop dead views and the allure of Santa Fe and New Mexico in today’s Featured Homes for Sale from the wonderful brokers at Santa Fe Realty Partners.

2912 Pasaje Del Herrero, Santa Fe

An exquisite remodel has taken this gracious home to the next level! The Santa Fe details incorporated in this home will be enjoyed for years to come. This easy-living 3 bed/2 bath home is sited on a large,fenced corner lot w/mature trees. Enjoy new Pella windows/doors, 3/YO roof w/warranty, skylights, AC, sunny breakfast room, kitchen window views to Sangre de Cristos, living room with 14′ ceiling, entrance w/gallery space, finished/insulated garage, covered patio and more. Private and quiet. $475,000 Listing Number: 201004528

Darlene Streit Office: (505) 982-6207 Cell: (505) 920-8001

Ginger Clarke Office: (505) 982-6207 Cell: (505) 670-3645

7 Sierra Verde, La Tierra

Enter premier 3800 sq ft remodel through vintage Mexico doors which features two romantic master suites showcasing kiva fireplaces with dark chocolate Anasazi stacked flagstone facing. A 6′, two person teak inlaid sunken TeKura Bain ultra jacuzzi in front of fireplace 6 person steam room with access to portals. Stunning unobstructed mountain views at the end of private cul-de-sac. Boosting three kitchens, main, 2nd master suite and outdoor. $989,000 Listing Number: 201004669

Darlene Streit Office: (505) 982-6207 Cell: (505) 920-8001

Linda Horn Office: (505) 946-2856 Cell: (505) 690-3009


1170 Camino San Acacio, Santa Fe

The mystique of downtown Santa Fe, the allure of Santa Fe Style. Fabulous home in enviable location: flagstone/hardwood flooring, vigas/beams, plaster walls, Rastra construct., two fireplaces, and a sublime upstairs master suite w/large walk-out view deck. Close distance to Canyon Rd, this cozy residence has plenty of charm & elegance! Three bedrooms plus office (or use as 4th bedroom), gourmet kitchen, elegant dining area, and fully enclosed courtyard. Two parking spaces. $759,000 Listing Number: 201003445

Lisa M Bybee Office: (505) 982-6207 Cell: (505) 577-6287

Viola C Bybee Office: (505) 982-6207 Cell: (505) 577-6499


1 Fortuna Road, Eldorado

Terrific family home. New kitchen with awesome gas range and granite counter tops. Wonderful saltillo tile throughout the home. Split floor plan, fenced back yard, landscaped. $429,000 Listing Number: 201003715

Anthony Atwell Office: (505) 982-6207 Cell: (505) 670-2177


1183 Cerro Gordo, Downtown Santa Fe

Adobe home, walled, high ceilings, no steps, antique beams, old french reclaimed tiles, wood floors. $990,000 Listing Number: 201004236

Robert Frank Office: (505) 438-6760 Cell: (505) 699-9420

0 Dragonfly Canyon, TR D-2A, Rowe

Absolutely drop dead views from this wonderful wilderness land just 40 minutes to Santa Fe. Blue spruce, ponderosa, pinons, dramatic terrain with cliffs, canyons and truly beautiful building sites. Power to lot line. An extraordinary find. Possible subdivide into 2 lots w/County approval, and sell off one. Owner may carry; terms available. $229,000 Listing Number: 803247

Carol Johnson Office: (505) 946-2861 Cell: (505) 660-6410

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Living on a Lavender Farm

August 12th, 2010

Guest Post from Elizabeth and Roger Inman, owners of Purple Adobe Lavender

Lavender from the Purple Adobe Lavender Farm

High in the mountain region of the Chama River Valley of Abiquiu, we grow a sweet plant called lavender. In mid-July, harvest begins at dawn when the lavender is full of flavor. Harvesting by hand assures that the lavender is perfectly cut and nothing goes unused. The plant is pruned and readied for next year’s growth. The harvest is then bundled and hung to dry.

Lavender is sweet because it’s grown at a higher altitude and has to work hard to produce. This brings a higher grade of lavender for distilling and a sweet sent for fresh or dry cut bundles that go to various markets. Its properties for healing and creating lovely fresh scents are unlimited.

Lavender provides many beneficial properties. It is a known antibacterial, antimicrobial, and helps in balancing one’s body and daily life. Lavender is used as a calmative and a stress reducer not only for the body but for the senses as well. In a stress-filled environment that we all experience on a day-to-day basis, lavender essential oil, pure in itself, offers this calming effect to the body as a whole system. Lavender in various applications, whether it is in a soothing bath, part of a luxurious lotion, or aromatically disbursed, will aide in balancing the entire system.

Abiquiu River Front

At the Purple Adobe Lavender Farm, we grow 15 varieties of lavender and provide large quantities for products and crafts. In various forms, lavender brings France to the Southwest. The Mediterranean plant loves the soils of our farm, and grows a tested aroma-therapeutic grade of lavender that is steam-distilled for lavender body products and also used in various forms of calming applications. You can find our products at spas, resorts, stores, museums, farmer’s markets, and open farm days, as well as online.

If you want to live your dream and love living and working in the dirt, see this property at www.abiquiuriverfront.com

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Homes with History: The Peter Van Dresser House

August 5th, 2010

By Jane Hiltbrand, Associate Broker, Santa Fe Realty Partners
From Volume 2, Issue 7 of  “All Things Real Estate”

As with many historic homes in Santa Fe, the old Van Dresser house has had a varied past.  This small adobe off a dirt road near Canyon Road and Acequia Madre was originally built in 1932. One local resident remembers that his grandmother once ran a bootlegging operation from it.

Solar pioneer Peter Van Dresser purchased the home some 22 years later.  Van Dresser retrofitted it in 1958 with two rooftop solar collectors.  One of the first solar powered houses in the United States, its system used sun-heated air blown by electric fans through pipes buried in heat-absorbing sand and gravel beneath the home’s brick floors. The heat was then vented into the house. The property, registered by NM Historic Preservation, is recognized for this innovative solar technology.  It became a prototype for the design of passively heated solar homes throughout the state.

The Peter Van Dresser House on Agua Fria in Santa Fe.

The Peter Van Dresser House at the intersection of Canyon Road and Acequia Madre in Santa Fe.

The Pueblo Revival-style house has vigas, a fireplace, and sleeping loft, all within 800 square feet. A recent owner was Richard Gaddes, past general director of the Santa Fe Opera. The current owners state that the house is indeed very cozy and comfortable.

In his book, Passive Solar House Basics, Van Dresser wrote, “For spiritual maturity, men require to be creative masters, to exercise science and artistry on some scale however small.” He certainly achieved that with this home.

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> To learn more about preserving New Mexico’s historic buildings, go to the  New Mexico Historic Preservation District.

Do you know of a historic home you’d like us to write about? Email Jane Hiltbrand at jane@sfrp.com

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Featured Properties in Downtown Santa Fe, Eldorado, Turquoise Trail, Cerro Gordo & Siringo Road

August 3rd, 2010

From classic Eastside homes to artist bungalows, to affordable gems, today’s featured properties are as diverse as Santa Fe itself.

356 Garcia

A classic/contemporary Santa Fe home – The best of everything can be yours in Santa Fe’s most desired Eastside location. Spacious, open and light your home features high beamed ceilings, rich wood floors, luscious plaster, a fantastic Kitchen for living and entertaining, 2 fireplaces plus Refrigerated Air. Outside a tree covered, landscaped yard w/deck and built in Wolf grill. Walled and fenced for privacy. Plenty of room for pets. Nothing to fix, nothing to update, simply move in and enjoy! $795,000 Listing Number: 905074

Bob Burbic Office: (505) 982-6207 Cell: (505) 670-9399

1183 Cerro Gordo

Adobe home, walled, high ceilings, no steps, antique beams, old french reclaimed tiles, wood floors. $990,000 Listing Number: 201004236

Robert Frank Office: (505) 438-6760 Cell: (505) 699-9420

2 Eldorado Place

Exceptional home in Eldorado! This lovely residence has an open floorplan, additional den/living area, 4 fireplaces, and more than 10 french doors leading out into enclosed patios and beautifully landscaped gardens. Laundry room is expansive with built in cabinets — perfect for an artist’s studio/office. Gourmet kitchen, Evap A/C, single level, this is a home for entertaining and enjoyment of outdoor spaces. $518,500 Listing Number: 201002662

Lisa M Bybee Office: (505) 982-6207 Cell: (505) 577-6287
Viola C Bybee
Office: (505) 982-6207 Cell: (505) 577-6499

26 Valle Vista Blvd

New on the market!!! Artist owned, sweet & charming residence with many custom details situated on a large 1/4 acre lot. This home has been masterfully remodeled and has large and spacious rooms. Honey gold pine plank floors grace much of this homes interior. There are two master suites, two additional bedrooms, an office/library, a utility room, storage, an indoor spa room and great outdoor areas with decks, covered portals and mature landscaping. A large portion of this home was site built. $235,000 Listing Number: 201003395

Marc Nussbaumer Office: (505) 946-2841 Cell: (505)310-0253
Diane Harrison Office: (505) 982-6207  Cell: (505) 412-9918

1330 Vista Morada

Major Price Reduction! Gracious adobe home on over 2 acres with lovely Sangre de Cristo and Jemez mountain views. This light filled home with high beamed ceilings features a sunken living room, a family room flanked by two patio areas, and a separate master suite with its own deck. Tiled floors, fireplaces, plaster walls, beam and latilla ceilings, new kitchen appliances, make this an elegant home to live and entertain in. This house is just a short drive from the 599 Camino La Tierra Exit $799,000 Listing Number: 201003180

Jan Kapustinsky Office: (505) 982-6207 Cell: (505) 470-3626
John Scott
Office: (505) 438-1096 Cell: (505) 699-0794

2174 Manuel Medrano

One of just a few 3 BR single family homes available under $400K in all of South East Santa Fe (area 3S). Located down a quiet lane of newer single family homes, this single level one owner home is cared for inside and out. Completely landscaped with private patio, mountain views, formal living and dining, den with Kiva fireplace. All this yet close to downtown, healthcare, schools and shopping. Easy HW access. Truly a unique location, truly a unique opportunity! 1765 sqft, 2 car garage. $375,000 Listing Number: 201002947

Bob Burbic Office: (505) 982-6207 Cell: (505) 670-9399

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