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SANTA FES MARKET LEADERWe are Local Experts with a Global Reach

Operated by Sothebys International Realty, Inc. Sothebys International Realty is a registered trademark.

www.sothebyshomes.com/santafe 417 East Palace Avenue 505.982.620

DARLENE STREITAssociate Broker

505.920.8001 [email protected]

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275 CIRCLE DRIVEAmazing views from this 4,800 sq ft home onalmost 4 acres with new high-end construc-tion. Light and bright, 5BR, 5BA, with familyroom, media room, huge 2-car garage, andwalled entry.

MLS# 905013 $1,750,000

638 CAMINO DEL MONTE SOLIn traditional Santa Fe style, this 4BR, 3,600sq ft adobe on the historic Eastside has abricked entry portal, vigas and beams, woodfloors and hand-carved doors, and an Eng-lish garden.

MLS# 201005540 $1,195,000

1046 ENCANTADO DRIVELarge estate with guest house, city lights anSandia Mountain views, and private lanscaped grounds. Incredible gourmet kitcheperfect for cooks and entertaining indooand out. Sunroom great for plants.

MLS# 201103501 $925,00

35 CALIMO CIRCLEIn a park-like setting, this contemporaryPueblo Revival-style home features dramaticviews, spacious chefs kitchen, and mastersuite with walk-in closet, luxurious bath, fire-place, and private view deck.

MLS# 201101511 $515,000

1312 LEJANO LANE A tree-lined, gated drive with motor coleads to this unique home. A spacious, comfortable 4,700 sq ft provides intimate entetaining and living space. Features large roomwith high ceilings, vigas and a fireplace.

MLS# 201103158 $950,000

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HIGH SUMMIT III, LOTS 4 AND 5The very best homesites in The Santa FeSummit and Santa Fe. Up Hyde Park Road,3.5 miles from Plaza, gated, paved streets,flat homesites, all city utilities, high speednternet. City lights and sunsets.

# 201000039, 201000041 $395,000 EACH

37 CATTLE DRIVE

Amazing design with a contemporary edgeand zen influence. Organic elements createa feeling of warmth. Great kitchen with pro-fessional Wolf range and appliances.MLS# 201003768 $995,000

15 RABBITBRUSH ROADA stunning blend of architectural design andexpert engineering create this fabulous con-temporary masterpiece sited on over twoacres with panoramic views.

MLS# 201103911 $1,595,000

32 LOMA BLANCA

Tranquil 5+ acre equestrian or artist retreat inbeautiful lush Nambe. This 3BR, 2BA adobehome has an Old World feel. The propertyfeatures a lake and 9 acre/ft of water.MLS# 201004000 $599,000

1224 NORTH SUMMIT DRIVESophisticated home in North Summit with su-perlative sunset Jemez Mountain and citylight views. Exquisite gardens, infinity pool.Gated, underground utilities and paved roads.

MLS# 201001398 $1,800,000

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RANCHO DE JACONITAFamily compound on 43+ tranquil acres.7,000+/- sq ft main house, 4,000+/- sq ft

guest house. Two separate guest casitas,workshop, swimming pool, 2 pre-moratoriumwells, and 11+ acre ft of water rights.

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Refined Adobe, Walk to Plaza404 CALLE KOKOPELLI

MLS# 201103720 $800,000

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Charmin g Historic Adobe960 ACEQUIA MADRE

MLS# 201103788 $725,000

The Summit North1445 NEVADO RIDGEMLS# 201003370 $990,000

Ojo Caliente, NM64 RANCHO DE SAN JUAN ROAD

MLS# 201101977 $875,000

Canyon Compound653 CANYON ROAD #16

MLS# 201003229 $750,000

Spacious Pueblo117A PASEO NOPAL

MLS# 201002699 $650,000

Capitol Neighborhood1245 MADRID ROAD

MLS# 201101980 $550,000

Pojoaque Fabulous189 COUNTY ROAD 113

MLS# 201102698 $550,000

Railyard Adobe207 CLOSSON

MLS# 201100640 $450,000

Canyon Road Home1144-D CANYON RD

MLS# 201103194 $400,000

Santa Fe Contemporar y812-C CALLE SARAGOSA

MLS# 201102257 $215,000

Galisteo House & Studio13 MARCELINA

MLS# 201000685 $700,000

Majestic Abiquiu Views10 PETROGLYPH PLACE

MLS# 901951 $650,000

Home with Views & Space3 LUCERITO COURT

MLS# 201103726 $185,000

Great Value for Land6 CERRO CIRCLE

MLS# 903266 $60,000

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NEIL LYON GROUP

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10 BLUESKY CIRCLE

Built by award-winning builder Tierra Concepts, this residence hasbeen thoughtfully sited on 1.65 acres making the most of the expan-sive western views. 3,990 sq ft, 3BR main house plus office/mediaroom and a 907 sq ft full guest casita. #201103846 $1,097,000

24 TANO ESCONDIDO

The romance of Northern New Mexico is captured in this traditionalpitched-roof, 5BR residence. Incredible attention to detail. Large por-

tal with outdoor fireplace and a beautifully landscaped yard withwater feature. #201100515 $1,650,000

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6.6 acre property consisting of gorgeous main house, 3 guest houses,studio and chapel. Incredible gardens with walkways, patios, court-yards, portals and a lovely swimming pool. 360 degree views.

#201005175 $4,800,000

3 CALLE VENTOSO WEST

Fabulous 4BR home plus an office featuring magnificent mountainviews. Quality finishes include travertine floors, granite countertops,beautiful plaster and woodwork throughout. Equity Social member-ship included. #201100852 $1,150,000

916 OLD SANTA FE TRAIL

Fabulous historic compound residence in desirable Museum Hill area

featuring 4BR main house, 1BR casita, plus an artists studio/office.Excellent location convenient to shopping, museums, and the Plaza.

#201102712 $1,645,000

560 PIEDMONT

Historic early Taos artists home and compound, private and se-cluded, yet close to town. Property includes a main house and 2guest cottages all on 6.2 acres. Wonderful shade trees, courtyardsand gardens. #201004196 $1,495,000

18 CALLE NOBLE

Absolutely stunning views from this incredible property built by JohnWolf. This rare compound includes a main house, a guest house, stu-dio, office and caretakers casita on 5.61 acres. Two adjoining lotsare available for a total of 49+ acres. #201103798 $2,975,000

1023 SIERRA DEL NORTE

Immaculate home offering fabulous views. The excellent floor planincludes a very private master suite, a private two suite guest wingwith seperate entrance and a separate building housing a greatoffice and storage rooms. #201103420 $1,400,000

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326 Grant Avenue, Santa Fe, NM 87501 505.988.2533 800.409.7325 www.sothebyshomes.com/santafe

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Jennifer Gallagher, 505.660.8793 Moo Thorpe, 505.780.0310 Chris Haynes, 505.660.6121

1054 ENCANTADO DRIVE $1,700,000

587 CAMINO DEL MONTE SOL $1,875,000At the end of a private lane, this authentic adobehome and guest house, on a rare 1.9 acre site, offersa unique opportunity for the creation of an exceptionalestate expansion might include a studio, tenniscourt, or pool. The beginnings of the 2,800 sq ft homedate back to the early 20th century and feature tradi-tional thick adobe walls, vigas, and wood floors. Thekitchen has a country feel and the floor plan reflectsthose of old Santa Fe. MLS# 201102725


265 EL DUANE COURT $698,000Very special Valle de Solproperty. All onelevelliving ex-cept forthe two upstairs guest bedrooms and bathroom.The home is light and bright with a spacious living roomfeaturing high ceilings, beams with tongue and grooveceilings, clerestorywindows, tile floors, fireplace, built-inbookshelvesand plantation shutters. CentralAC. Privateand lovely outdoor entertainment patio in the back thatis landscaped with drip irrigation. Beautiful sunsets fromthe second level balcony. MLS# 201103910

1901 CERROS COLORADOS $1, 05Stunning house and guest house with beautiful vTravertine tile throughout, high-end appliances, beceilings, built-in entertainment cabinetry and highfinishes everywhere. The guest house has all the aties with a full kitchen, living room with kiva, bedbathroom, laundry room. Nicely landscaped withtion system and outdoor lighting. Beautiful flagentry, patios and spacious portal for entertaining.driveway. MLS# 201004071

For your new and evolving Santa Fe lifestyle, trust the Santa Fe Team to fi

your ideal property. Amid natures splendor Culture, Tradition, Communitysavor the Art of Living!

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RANCHITO SANTUARIOExpanses of open views in every direction yet total serene privacy. Won-derful floorplan with three bedrooms. Several living spaces, withpanoramic views. High, pitched ceilings, stained concrete and marblefloors, fun open concept kitchen. Outdoor living spaces look overGalisteo Basin. Stunning pool environment. $780,000

231 Washington Avenue 988.8088

MARYPOPPINS HOUSEPJTravers, author of Mary Poppins once lived here! 1898 adobehouse, guest house and art studio. Off Canyon Road. SO special!High old trees. Plenty of parking. Ambiance charm character. Newwiring, plumbing and unseen necessitiesauthentic, original interiors!One of a magical kind! You have never been anywhere like this.

$999,000

7 MINUTES TOTHEWILDWEST

2.78 rolling acres with gor-geous Sangre views, theclosest lot in from La Tierra.Easy access to Santa Feand 599. $149,000

EXCEPTIONALDOWNTOWNBUILDING

Currently an art gallery, or would be perfect fooffices, a shop, a restaurant! High ceilings, greafloors, great light and ambiance. Very stylish and ifabulous condition! Unbelievable high visibilitlocation between the Plaza and Railyard! $575,00

ABIQUIU LAKEWATERFRONTWaterfront! Sunningand dramaticview lot with spectacular water views, red cliffs, and Ghost Rancfrom this scenic 10 acre retreat 1 hour from SantaFe. Magnificent building sites, well and utilitiesOwner is NM Real Estate Broker. $325,00

Rising up at the end of a private cul-de-sac sits thisgraceful 2.5 acre lot staring across at the Sangressweeping across the view corridor. Build youdream home on this great lot. $149,000

HEARTOFTHEHISTORICEASTSIDE

Here is the needle in the haystack! That very rare,special restored old adobe property hidden away inthe heart of the Eastside, and it has everything!Brick floors, high coved and viga ceilings, prettybathrooms, a sunny eat-in kitchen, a private, en-closed yard, and a separate, darling one bedroomguesthouse! $1,100,000

SANTAFES FINESTB&BA historic adobe in perfect location downtown, it is a pretty walk threeblocks to the Plaza. 18 lovely guest rooms with stylish baths, plus live-in managers suite. Charming breakfast great room; elegant, comfort-able public spaces, patios and deck. Loaded with character, ambiance,and Santa Fe style. Parking lot. Established perennial landscaping.

$2,950,000

THE EVERYTHING HOUSEWhat a special property on 5 scenic acres! A sprawling lodge with mul-tiple wings for a variety of uses. Great plaster main living room with-standing dead growth timber vigas and true Italian chefs kitchen;privacy, landscaping and views from all windows; 5BR in 3 separatewings; master, guest, and kids! Extra play, work and creative spaces inevery wing. Freestanding kids club and fenced playground; peach,plum, cherry, apple, pear and apricot orchards! $769,000

DIVINEEUROPEANHOUSE& GUESTHOUSEExquisite European-style villa with high beamed ceilings, beeswax rubbedVenetian plaster walls, Italian tile floors, antique doors and columns, theloveliest finishes and fixtures, and on 11 acres as private as a palazzo inPiacenza. Expansive rooms and expansive views, 3BR and baths, extrafamily room, 3,000 sq ft, plus a matching 3BR, 1,750 sq ft guest house.Five minutes to the Plaza. $1,410,000

Ashley MargetsonASSOCIATE BROKER, CRS, GRILUXURY REAL ESTATE EXPERT

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ONE OFA KINDVILLAMagnificent 360 views from this unique villa that was featured in SantaFe House, sequel to Santa Fe Style. The 6,130 sq ft home is poisedon 1.3 private, wooded acres on a hill just 4 minutes to the Plaza.

Antique doors, diamond finished plaster, high ceilings with coves, vigas,corbels, and beams. Hand-carved stone windows. 5 fireplaces, andmany skylights and a comfortable, livable floorplan. Many customfeatures throughout. Location, style, comfort, and views. Owner is a NMReal Estate Broker. $1,995,000

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930-928 CERRO DE LA PAZ

$3,495,000

The soul of a great home with the size of a great estate! Beautifully sited on

acres in one of Santa Fes most sought after areas, this exquisite residence w

in 1938 in the spirit of the owners good friend,John Gaw Meem, and complet

impeccably remodeled by Sharon Woods in 1999.A romantic courtyard, ex

portales and magnificent gardens frame the beautifully proportioned living are

ulous gallery, a true chefs kitchen, library, and much more! MLS# 201003810

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69 CONDESA ROAD $499,000

Walk into views! Enter through the private courtyard of

this spacious,single level, 4BR,3BA home; step into the liv-

ing areas and out the French doors to a lovely patio, walled

garden and gorgeous mountain views. MLS# 201103819

79 CALLE ENCANTO $435,000

Classic Santa Fe adobe home with forever views in Los

Caminitos.Thoughtful architectural and organic design, pas-

sive solar greenhouse/sunroom, 6+ acres, fabulous views.

Clubhouse, pool and tennis nearby. MLS# 201103552

6 EAGLE DANCER COURT $1

Beautiful 2.5 acres in Sundance Estate conv

located between Tano West and Sundance Driv

cul-de-sac with wonderful,unobstructed views i

Santa Fes most sought after areas. MLS# 80621

789 AVENIDA PRIMERA SOUTH

$695,000

Lovely in town living close to everything Santa Fe has to offer. Light-filled, spacious and

sophisticated open living,dining and kitchen on one level opens onto an expansive deck

with views and a kiva fireplace. Private rooms (3BR or 2 and a study) on lower level in-

cluding a stunning master bath with whirlpool tub, shower, double sinks and windows

galore; all bedrooms open onto covered patio and secluded outdoor area.Bountiful art

walls throughout, attached 2-car garage with storage. MLS# 201103979




Featured Listings

505.988.28061-877-98 ADOBE

www.adoberealtyofsantafe.com

Beth E. FaurQualifying Broker

505-690-2713

Roseanna Z. GonzalesBroker Associate

505-470-5638

312 Camino Alire

Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501

TESUQUEDRIVEANADOBE HOME on an oversized lot in a quiet centralcation.Ideal studio or ofce space in the back frame additionor in the detached garage. Hardwood oors under carpet.

ropanel & at roof.New windows & stucco.French doors topatio.Crawl space. Plenty of parking.Potential garden & dog

run areas.$24 8,000 MLS# 201101460 Call Roseanna

OLD PECOSTRAILLocated in the Wood Gormley School district

this home is conveniently located to downtown.3300 SF, 3 replaces, tile and hardwood oors,updated kitchen, antique doors, plaster walls,

vigas and an attached guest quarters containingkitchenette and separate entrance.Attractively

priced on nearly 1 naturally landscaped acre.$699,000 MLS# 905892 Call Beth

GATED COMMUNITY HORSE PROPERTY

COUNTRY LIVING at the gated commu-nity of Rancho San Marcos.11.62 acres with

expansive views & riding trails throughout.Thiswell maintained home offers 3 BD,2 BA plus

an attached 3 car garage. Outbuildings includea horse barn, tack room,hay storage & corrals.Water catchment barrels, landscaped & treedproperty make this an oasis in the high plains

desert. $329,500 MLS# 905580 Call Beth

PASEO BARRANCA

NORTHEASTSIDE SANTA FE HOMEawaits you with a warm and inviting sunroom,3bedroom suites containing private baths, largeden w/ separate entrance,plaster walls, Italian

tile oors,3 working replaces, in-oor radiantheat, foam roof with transferable warranty and

an attached 3 car garage featuring a loft areafor additional storage and roof access.A mustsee for anyone looking to move into 3900 SF.

$819,000 MLS# 201005650 Call Beth

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STUNNNING 2200+/-ACRE MOUN-TAIN RANGE - Access & building site

possibilities on the west side overlooking theMoraValley.Heavily tree-covered land on theeast side with access from Hwy 518.Includes

2 elk permits. Community waste water systemin developmental stages;other utilities nearby.$3,000,000. MLS# 201100545 Call Roseanna

RANCHOALEGREMAGNIFICENTLY sited & well designed qualityAdobeome on 11.30 acres offering unobstructed Ortiz Mountain

views,mud plaster walls, brick oors, 5 kiva replaces, highend appliances & wide scenic portals.Property includes

a remarkable 1000 sf+ guest house~studio with 1/2 bath,kitchenette & terric working light. Horses permitted. Call

Beth for additional information.

172 PRINCIPE DE PAZ $475,000Pristine, custom built 3BR, 2BA Pueblo-style home sur-rounded by lovely flagstone patios/walkways in the Ridgessubdivision. Located on a private, peaceful 3.67 acre lotand sited for expansive views of the Jemez and Sangre deCristo mountains, this home is in proximity to many acres

of open space and hiking trails. Soaring ceilings, abundantnatural light, granite countertops, slate tile floors, sand-stone window sills, plaster walls. Natural gas radiant floorheat, central vacuum, underground utilities and green fea-tures, including recirculating hot water system. #201102218

2255 VIA MANZANA $395,000This spacious and beautifully maintained Northern NewMexico-style farmhouse is in lovely Los Arboles, off WestAlameda, minutes to the Plaza. Constructed in 2003 bySonny Otero, this 2-story home has a master suite down-stairs and additional living area and bedrooms upstairs.

Mountain views, abundant light, large rooms and high ceil-ings, large kiva fireplace, beautiful landscaping with dripirrigation, polished concrete floors, 2-car garage.#201103829

3512 VIA BRISA $499,000Extremely well-maintained single level, custom-built, pas-sive solar home with mountain views. New, advanced cen-tral heating/air conditioning system. Plastered walls, highceilings, beams, spacious feel, lovely tile. Three bedrooms,two baths plus a large guest

quarter/studio wing with sepa-rate entrance which includes a

private bathroom with walk-inshower. The home is on a pri-vate one acre lot with plentifulpinon/juniper trees and driplandscaping. #201103507

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3101 OLD PECOS TRAIL #808 $690,000Pinon B model, on a private cul-de-sac next to a greenbelt.2BR, 2BA with elegant upgrades: new kitchen bamboocabinetry and appliances, remodeled bathrooms. #904637

1721 RIDGE POINTE LOOP $545,000Beautifully upgraded, great floor plan, lots of light, 4BR,3BA. Large kitchen with breakfast bar, island, and stain-less steel Viking appliances. #201101644

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41 BLUESTEM DRIVE

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954 SANTO NINO PLACE $1,395,000A rare in-town offering: sensational one-level, north side adobe home with superb studio/guest house on one acre, withfabulous Sangre de Cristo views! Exquisitely updated and transformed throughout, it boasts a fantastic great room, sep-arate family room, fabulous kitchen, a divine master with luxurious bath and dream closet, and lovely outdoor entertainingareas. The main house has hand-troweled plaster walls, high coved ceilings with vigas, luxury finishes, and a privateguest wing. Four-car garaging and huge motor court. MLS# 201101820

11 ABIERTO WAY $775,0You'll be captivated by amazing mountain and sunset views as you gaze through the glass-wallentry galleria of this chic, exciting 2008 Tierra Concepts home. Featured are a great room with hibeamed ceilings and pigmented plaster walls, a sleek high-end kitchen, 5-zone speaker system, A3 fireplaces, and a marvelous, covered living/dining room accessing gorgeous gardens accented wstonework. The excellent one-level floor plan has a private office, and the master includes a lavbath with a stunning stone wall. MLS# 201100580

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et the criteria, winning a slew of sustainability

wards, including a Grand Green. The house

Shoofly Street, in the Baca Area of the Santa

Railyard, also won Best Design and Most

novative Architecture, a new award invented

st for this house.

Hidden in the walls are Larsen-truss cavities

at accommodate a nearly seamless envelope

insulation in order to avoid heat loss through

hermal bridging at the studs. Inside, the wallse simply finished with sheetrock mud. Thats

hy you can see the corner bead, Stanford said.

makes everything look like a line drawing.

affordable and there are no VOCs and it f its

r sensibilities.

Another unusual but pragmatic aspect is

e three-inch concrete slab under the second

or. That helps to distribute heat and deadens

und. Its surprising this is not done more

ten. Handling the extra weight is just a matter

changing the spacing of the engineered

usses. It doesnt cost any more. Thats one of

e reasons we wanted to be on the Parade, so

ilders can see more possibilities.

All the windows are the tilt-turn type forxible ventilation options. The cabinets are

om Ikea.

I was expecting a lot of judgments, because

e put all the money into the thermal envelope

stead of the finishes, Stanford said, but

e had a lot of people and they were very

owledgeable.

Regarding the traffic aspect, Rob Woods

timated the number of people who visited

e Woods Design Builders house at 125 Valle

reno in Monte Sereno was ab out 75 percent

what they had at last years entry. But then

at was a gorgeous remodel of the house of the

ilder Sharon Woods, his mother and it was

e 2010 Grand Hacienda winner.Rob Woods said the 4,085-square-foot house

Monte Sereno is an Emerald house in the

ew Mexico Build Green program. One of the

ements contributing to that are the massive,

ple-pane Loewen windows tremendously

ergy-efficient but also very large to capture

e splendid views of the Tesuque hills.

The floors are solid hickory, supplied by

Ohio Amish woodworker, as requested by

e owner. Walls boast hard-troweled plaster

nished with beeswax. Many of the more

dinary-sized windows in the house have

ndsome sandstone sills and, at the top, special

aster flourishes. The master bathroom is

lidly luxurious, the f loor, countertops, and tub

d shower surrounds all w hite marble.

There was a good deal of variety on this

ars Parade. One of the entries, by WoodStone

ustom Homes, was a substantial remodel.

nother was a mere casita. That was by Madera

uilders and architect Dan Featheringill.

They had teamed up a few years ago for the

ain house on Aspen View in Monte Sereno,

which won an Exceptional Floor Plan award

in the 2008 Parade of Homes. Now it was time,

the owners said, to add the guest house.

The 1,433-square-foot casita is being

awarded Gold certification from the Santa

Fe Green Code, Featheringill said. The finishes

are almost identical to those in the main house,

for example cedar ceilings with pine vigas and

posts, and diamond-finish plaster in the living

area.Many of the touches lend the house a warm,

European flavor. Thats the clients; thats their

style, said Maderas Gerry Barber. Theyre

from Houston and they like the more elaborate,

Old World feel. They also wanted a more

festive feel, which youll notice in the colorful,

enameled Mexican sinks in the bathrooms. The

front doors almost have a medieval feel, the

very heavy metal doors that really set off this

house.

This was a very difficult lot and we wanted

the house to feel nestled in. It was a six-month

project and the first two months of that was

spent on the excavation.

A bridge of black steel and ipe wood,leaping an arroyo on the land between the two

buildings, is a nice bit of engineering. So is the

very tight, little stairway unit that leads up to

the loft in another Parade entry.

This house, by Palo Santo Design, is on

Lime Kiln Road in Lamy. That loft, which

the owner plans to make into a studio and

office, has good-look ing, steel-pipe-grid

railings fabricated in Santa Fe. Also locally

manufactured are the Aerolenze skylights, 10

times more efficient than a usual skylight, and

the custom maple cabinets made by George

Jackson of Santa Fe.

The house has a novel design rather like

a barn with a core. The concept is a buildingwithin a building, said Mark Giorgetti,

principal of the design-build firm Palo Santo.

The general idea is a small footprint, custom

designed and built to the clients preferences.

The clients came up with the basic plan and we

developed it into an energy-efficient, pass ive-

solar home.

An interior wall, providing thermal mass,

was constructed of 80-year-old adobes recycled

from a historic remodel on Camino San

Acacio in Santa Fe. The pumice-crete walls,

16 inches thick, are reminiscent of adobe but

with a much better insulation value, and yield

nicely scooped windows. Theyre finished on

the inside with elegant American Clay. The

handsome floors are dirt, sealed with linseed

oil.

Giorgetti said theyre shooting for the highest

certification Platinum from the U.S.

Green Building Councils Leadership in Energy

& Environmental Design (LEED) program.

Parade houses by (from top) Daniel Buck Construction with

NEEDBASED Inc., Woods Design Builders (6 Juan de Gabaldon

Trail), Madera Builders LLC, and Palo Santo Designs LLC



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Darlings,

Every month, it seems, some big and spectacular event

occurs in Santa Fe. Last month it was the 90th Annual

Santa Fe Indian Market. This month its the 21st Annual

Wine and Chile Fiesta, Sept. 21-25. Lambkins, let me

tell you why this Fiesta is extra-special to me. My friend,

Melinda Hall, has been chosen as THE featured artist for

this years Wine and Chile Fiesta, which means that her

painting, Dionysus, will be featured on the official event

poster, the program guide cover, the T-shirt, the wine

label... I mean, Kittens, on everything official relating to

the Fiesta.

Melindas in very good c ompany - and Im not ta lking

about with her Realtor husband, Gary Hall at BarkerRealty (although they do make quite an attractive couple).

Shes now up there with Georgia OKeeffe, as well as

Ramona Sakiestewa, Ford Ruthling, Doug Coffin, and

Elias Rivera, to name just a few of the artists selected in

the past. Melinda generously donated the original Dionysus

painting to be sold at a live auction, with the proceeds

to benefit culinary programs like Cooking With Kids.

(Hmmm, I have a feeling, Tulips, that Ill be going home

with the poster only, but maybe shell autograph it for me

to make up for my missing the final bid on the painting.)

Back to events. Heres one that I call the 23rd Annual

Shake-It-Up Event. Last month, Prudential Santa Fe was

acquired byKeller Williams Real Estate. So PruSF is gone,

and KW is making its big move into the Santa Fe market.

This change has breathed new life into Fulton Murray(former franchisee and Chairman of Prudential SF). He is

now is looking forward to his new career--as an associate

broker with Keller Williams. To Fulton, I b et happiness is

the management of 68 Realtors in the rearview mirror.

A sizable acquisition like that always shakes things up

for a while, so when you push the refresh button, you

come up with some refreshingly new combinations in the

various real-estate offices. Pay attention, Cupcakes, youre

going to be tested on this next month.

Ann Brunson and Ed Schroeder moved over to

Sothebys. Mary Kehoe, Francesca Stedman, and Jarred

Conleyhad already moved there from Prudential a

couple of months ago, so they had a mini-reunion at

Sothebys East Palace office. Knowing Ms. Kehoes flair for

entertaining, Ill bet you anything it was catered - but bywhom?

David Barker (owner/broker Barker Realty) told me

that he made room for Phillip Ross, Mark Banham,

Joshua Maes, MalissaKullberg, Ginger Clarke, Lynne

Wrigley, and Linda Bramlette (all formerly with

Prudential). Knowing Davids flair for hospitality, Im sure

making room at Barker Realty was done with grace and

generosity.

OutandAbout

Realtors making a lot of lateral moves

O A K L E Y T A L B O T T

Melindas painting Dionysus: A Brief History, the

Fiestas official poster (Photo by David Rulon)

Gary and his real wife Melinda

Bob & Donna, the Sherwin Duo

Efrain loves his new

address David and his darling son

Christian (who is now 23 and

bigger than David!)

Bob Sherwin and Donna Crystal (The Sherwi

formerly with Prudential) joined the boutique off

Tower Properties and are happy to be with Craig

etal in their offices on Camino La Tierra. To be l

once again in Las Campanas is like going home fo

because he was one of the original four Realtors rto represent Las Campanas from its inception in

Good heavens, Poochie-poohs, way back then? H

have begun his real estate career as a senior in hig

SantaFe Properties reported to me that they w

Efrain Prieto, David Fries, Patrick Coe, Matt D

Ryan Bolton, Nancy Strong, Janie Shafer, LisaS

Tess Monahan, Kristen Rowley, and Chuck McK

all from Prudential. Efrain is back from San Migu

Allende for a while, and he says he loves being at

because he loves Wally and Liz and Susan (Benne

Chuck, who is now SFPs sales manager. David Fr

he moved to SFP because he loves Chuck (not in

romantic way, Lovebugs, its purely work-related)

is the person who encouraged him to become a R

not so long ago, from co-owner of Cabinet Spaceenthusiastic Realtor in less than a year, a good mo

You might be asking yourself, Whos occupyin

desks at 314 S. Guadalupe? (The former Pruden

now occupied by Keller Williams). Well, Dear H

not. There are still many Realtors who stayed and

very enthusiastic about this transition. Lisa Knou

this way: I like Keller Williams model of an agen

office. Being a bit of a risk taker, Im always excite

on the ground floor of something new.

Three people who joined SF Properties and wh

no affiliation with Prudential are real estate team

Munroe and Terry Smith (formerly Barker) and

to your hats... David Woodard (formerly Sotheby

no, Baby Dolls, what will S othebys Washington A

office do for entertainment now that their merry is pranking someplace else?

So long, Sweetpeas. Until next time... Oakley

Oakley aka Merrily Pierson can be reached at merrily

cox.net




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exercise room, library and gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line appliancesseparate Guest House has 1 Bedroom and 1 Bath, living room, kitchen and sCustom cabinetry and Mexican quarry tile is found throughout. Museum qiron work is used for light fixtures, stair rails, door hardware and room divideoasis in Tesuque.

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34 GoodniGht trail Gorgeous contemporary Pueblo style home in La Nueva. Completely renovated and remodeled 4 Bedroom home on 10.35 Aby Wolf Corp, is of adobe construction and features custom details throu

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738 Camino mirada Lovely 3 Bedroom / 3 Bath condominium in LosMiradores on Santa Fes Eastside. The light and bright unit looks onto an enclosedpatio with colorful plantings. The unit features a gracious living room, formal diningroom, spacious kitchen and a two-car garage. Los Miradores offers an on-site

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28 S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 1 HOME

Recent articles in the local media have

covered the risk assessment conductedprior to the Buckman Direct Diversion

(BDD), the temporary shutdown of

the BDD, and the complex contractual

obligations of New Mexico to its partners

in river water compacts. Everything seems

particularly exaggerated now because

of the drought conditions we have been

experiencing.

In a recent editorial piece, The Santa

Fe New Mexican broached the idea of

using recycled water the term used

if you are for it, but which many know

as toilet to tap water for drinking

supply. By labeling the technology as

the latter, early skeptics were successful

in rallying opposition. But in crowded

southern California, where traditional

water sources have declined for multiple

reasons, the public is gradually realizing

that supplementing water supplies is a

necessity and that water recycling is both

more economical and environmentally

acceptable than desalination. The

membrane technologies required for

staged water treatment have recently

undergone rapid advancements, spurred

at least in part by coastal populationgrowth and global demands for

desalination.

Recycled water has been used in

industry and irrigation for decades and is

used in Santa Fe to water golf courses and

some parks. In March, on a Water Quality

Association field trip to the San Antonio

wastewater treatment plant, attendees

all saw the input and experienced

what is commonly known as the yuck

factor and then agreed that, if we had

been really thirsty, we probably would

have been receptive to drinking the clear

and clean-appearing output water, even

though it was not processed specifically

for that purpose. Reinjecting treated

wastewater into aquifers for underground

purification and later pumping is also

being practiced in the arid Southwest.

All water has been recycled through

the natural hydrologic cycle and the

Rio Grande water we use after it passes

through BDD filtration once contained

industrial and wastewater effluent

discharged upstream. Everything we

do with our water affects its quality and

potentially dictates treatment required foruse by others downstream. Our physical

locations, weather regimes, subsurface

aquifers and man-made contracts govern

how much water we have access to and

how we share it or hoard it.

It was particularly good timing that

BDD was in place during the drought

earlier this year. Agencies such as the

National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration (NOAA) do not

directly attribute the La Nia weather

phenomenon to global warming or

climate change. And some weather

forecasters are predicting a recurrence of

La Nia this winter. When you combine

the weather uncertainty, the potential

risk of forest fires, the 30 percent current

combined levels of the two surface

reservoirs, the unanticipated use of wells

the city had intended to rest, and the fact

that no new water restrictions have been

implemented, it is time to give s erious

consideration to reusing the water we

already have.

We should be very proud of our water

conservation accomplishments in S

Fe, but we will have to deal with, an

live with, even larger water issues in

future, including how we use our tr

water and how we make the most o

the water we have while honoring o

contracts and respecting our neighupstream and downstream. These

be timely discussion items for our W

Conservation Committee.

Stephen Wiman has a background in

science (Ph.D. in geology) and is the ow

Good Water Company in Santa Fe. He

be reached at 505-471-9036 and skwim

goodwatercompany.com.

OurwaterQuality

Current concerns only the beginning

S T E P H E N WIMA N

Renovating any space in your home can

be quite the daunting task! But I am here

to tell you that it doesnt have to be. First,let yourself dream a bit, dream about your

perfect bathroom. Is your dream bath

just an updated version of the current

layout or something completely different?

A successful and beautiful renovation is

all about timing, planning and hiring the

right pros.

First... get inspired. I recommend

looking at magazines on home design to

figure out what you want your bathroom

to look like. I call this creating your wish

list. Write down exactly what you like

about the photo you are looking at; after

looking at so many, you may forget what

precisely caught your eye the first go

round.Consider buying an hour or two of

consultation from a licensed interior

designer. Money well spent. Why a

licensed designer? A licensed interior

designer is educated in space planning If

you choose this route, make sure to have

a current sketch or plan of your current

bathroom; this will be valuable for the

interior designer. Its important to thinkabout the layout early on. Decide what

works about your current bathroom

layout and what does not work. Are

you thinking about moving any of the

plumbing fixtures? If so, is this feasible?

Is your plan to simply update or expand

your bathrooms size? Do you need

more storage? If so, how can this best be

achieved? A licensed interior designer can

help you answer these questions.

Now, finalize your budget. The average

person spends about $11,000 to renovate

a bathroom. Once youve decided what

you are able to spend, you should count

on spending about two-thirds of your

budget on labor. Ouch! It doesnt soundlike a third of your budget is enough

for tile and other finishes, including the

essential plumbing fixtures. The licensed

interior designer has the experience and

resources to help you spend your budget

wisely.

Find the best contractor for your

project. It is time to start asking personal

friends and business associates for anyrecommendations. When the time

comes, you will have compiled a list of

contractors to interview.

Begin the interview process of hiring

a licensed contractor. Likely your

licensed interior designer will be able to

recommend trustworthy candidates for

a contractor or you may already know a

few. Review estimates, check references,

and sign contracts. Now, the contractor

should commit to a start date, create a

timeline of when he needs materials,

and estimate when the project will be

complete. Make sure you are clear about

your agreement.

Determine who is responsible forordering tile, plumbing fixtures, cabinets,

etc. Make sure you are clear about lead

time on all purchases to keep the project

running smoothly and on time.

Communicate with your contractor,

discuss hiccups, and be flexible. Prior

to making the final payment, comp

a thorough walkthrough and make

the punch-list has been addressed

completed.

Pop the bubbly, relax and enjoy!!

Lisa Samuel ASID, IIDA is a Santa F

native and is owner/president of Samue

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She is an award-winning interior design

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30 S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 1 HOME

Preservation groupmarks 50th birthdayBy Paul Weideman

If it wasnt for the work of a few organizations, SantaFe would be a lot more like Everywhereville than it is even with the citys historic-styles ordinance in place.

One of the most important of these groups, the HistoricSanta Fe Foundation, is 50 years

old this month.

The foundation was formed

in response to the demolition

of the 1850s Simon Nusbaum

House, built by pioneer Jewish

merchant Solomon Spiegelberg at

the corner of Washington Avenue

and Nusbaum Street.

The city approved the

demolition for a parking lot,

which was only used for a little

while, then the parcel was

developed, said Elaine Bergman,

executive director of the HistoricSanta Fe Foundation (HSSF).

The Old Santa Fe Association

(founded in 1926) was raising

funds to acquire it.

It wasnt long before the

foundation had its hands full.

Before the end of the decade,

the city was hot to use the new,

federal urban renewal funds.

We lost the west portion of

the Barrio de Analco to urban

renewal in the late 1960s,

Bergman said. We negotiated

with the citys Urban Renewal

Authority, and [architect] JohnMeem and Nathaniel Owings

[founder of the Chicago

architectural firm Skidmore,

Owings & Merrill and a longtime

preservationist in Santa Fe]

wrote letters to preserve the old

buildings there.

The mission of the foundation

is to own, preserve and protect

historic properties and resources

of Santa Fe and its environs and

to provide historic preservation

education. Since 2004, the

foundation has offered a 10-week

summer program, the Faith andJohn Gaw Meem Preservation

Trades Internship. The goal is

for selected interns to experience

preservation skills and practices

as they work alongside the foundations restoration staff,

led by preservation specialist Charles Coffman.

HSFF is headquartered at the 19th-century El Zaguan

(the James L. Johnson House) on Canyon Road. Just west

of the long, Territorial-style building is a large garden,

familiar to residents behind its white picket fence and

for its towering horsechestnut trees that likely date to

the 1800s. Besides El Zaguan, the foundation owns the

Felipe B. Delgado House on W. Palace Avenue; the Roque

Tudesqui House on E. De Vargas Street; the Oliver P. Hovey

House on Griffin Street; the Garcia House, Donac

House and Rivera House on Alto Street; the Old C

the Martyrs on the hilltop accessed by Paseo de la

and the Jane and Gustave Baumann House on Ca

las Animas.

The foundation al

a program to place h

preservation easeme

significant propertie

cooperation with the

These are attached to

deed and identify pa

historical attributes t

be preserved in perp

Sometimes its just on

elements and in othe

the easement protect

features. The founda

holds easements on t

Jos Prada House an

Irene von Horvath H

Canyon Road; the Sh

Mian House and Wi

Penhallow Henderso

on Camino del Mon

Sara Melton House o

de Peralta; and the O

Trading Post on W. S

Francisco Street.

At press time, the

board and staff were

a comprehensive eas

the 1923 Gustave Ba

House. The group pu

the house and spent

doing conservation w

The interior walls

the building represe

Baumanns largest w

art. He decorated ma

the surfaces, often ap

using his fingertips a

The house still holds

hooks that were used

theatrical performan

starring marionettes

created.

The work that was

performed updati

the house to current

and uses is practic

invisible. One of the

challenging tasks was

new electrical wiring

marring Baumanns d

surfaces. Interior cracks were repaired using an un

hydraulic lime-injection method.

Watercolor painting of the zaguan at El Zaguan by Peter Kovacich Harper, who was the Historic Santa Fe Foundations Faith and John Gaw

Meem Preservation Trades Intern for 2011


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The house will soon be put on the market. This is a new

ethodology for the foundation: buying a property with

e intention of reselling it with a conservation easement

place.

To have and not hold is a strategy weve thought about

r a long time, Bergman said. We own properties and

e hold preservation easements, so in our 50-year history,

e have pretty comprehensive protection of 15 properties.

we had a strategy and a fund for acquiring significant

operties, say one every year or two, thats a pretty solidogress for expanding our scope of protection.

The easement dictates the type of work to be done.

puts us as a participant in the design process, but we

nt own it. The Henderson house is a good example.

ur Property Committee was very involved in the design

ocess there. The donor was the seller of the house and

e buyer, who is a preservationist, was on board when we

ere still working out the details of the easement.

The easements are designed to protect the important

storic features of property, but they are reasonable. With

e Baumann, were contemplating how s omeone can live

mfortably. Its just 800 square feet with two b edrooms

d one bathroom and so weve allowed for additions, such

a master suite and an expanded kitchen.

In 1966, the Historic Santa Fe Foundation published anmportant reference of the citys built legacy, the bookOld

nta Fe Today. It details more than 60 of Santa Fes most

easured historic houses, church buildings, and other

atures. Its a good inventory of what is significant in the

y, Bergman said.

The foundation also maintains a plaque program, the

Registry of Res ources Worthy of Preservation. Among the

nearly 80 features on the registry are the Barrio de Analco,

the Randall Davey House, Fairview Cemetery, the little

Powder House on Galisteo Street, St. Catherine Indian

School, and the historic Second Ward School on Sandoval

Street.

See ww w.historicsantafe.org and www.facebook.

com/#!/HistoricSantaFe for more information about the

foundation and the easement program.

NEW MEXICO HISTORY MUSEUM/PALACE OF THE GOVERNORS NEG. NO. 091901

The Nusbaum House, photographed by Tyler Dingee in 1960.

Eldorado-area land fairHave you wondered about buying a lot in

the Eldorado and Highway 285 area on the

south of Santa Fe? If so, Santa Fe Properties

is organizing a second Land Fair dealing

with this area, after a successful similar

event held last June in Las Campanas.The Eldorado/Hwy 285 Land Fair

will take place from 3 to 4:30 p.m. on

Sunday, Sept. 18. The place is the Santa

Fe Performance Exchange, La Tienda at

Eldorado (across from The Agora).

Featured discussions focus on pertinent

aspects of purchasing land in this area;

current vs. historic valuations of homesites

there; and whats involved in custom

building.

The event will be grounded with an

overview of the current real-estate market

in the N.M. 285 corridor. Other topics

to be covered include water supply; solardesign and energy, and other aspects of

green building; and the finances of lot sales

and construction loans.

There will be drawings for prizes

redeemable at Agora and La Tienda

merchants. For reservations and directions,

RSVP to 984-7379.

DavidBooter, 82 Bobcat Bite.

$250,000.Ricardo Padilla, 70 Paseo Sin

Nombre. $124,950.

ChristopherLong, 25 Calle San

Acacia. $500,000.

ThomasKoob, 171 Vuelta Maria.

$750,000.

Robert Head, 40 Koshari. $780,000.

Luis &Monica Florian, 3305 Monte

Sereno Dr. $750,000.Jack & JudyMcGowen, 1902 Conejo

Dr. $965,000.

Peter Oklun, 1065 Mansion Ridge Rd.

$130,000.

CentexConstruction, 3862 Montana

Verde Rd. $222,048.

Building permitsSANTA FE COUNTY building per-

mits issued from mid-July to mid-

August included the following:

Building permits issued by the CITY

OF SANTA FE from the month of

July included the following:

adobe: sun-dried earthen bricks; and

uses made of adobe bricks

alacena: cupboard built into interior

obe wall

banco: adobe bench built at base oferior wall

canales: drainspouts extending out from

rapet of flat roof, designed to protect

obe wall from water

cedros: split juniper used like latillas for

ceiling in flat-roofed house

corbel: scroll-shaped wood bracket used

to support a viga

latilla: juniper or alder branches used for

ceilings and coyote fencesnicho: niche in interior adobe wall used

for storage and display

NorthernNewMexico style: Spanish-

Pueblo Revival-style house with pitched tin

roof

placita: inner courtyard.

portl: porch, sometimes with roof

supported by vigas projecting from house,

the outside beams supported by zapatas on

postsSpanish-PuebloRevival style: House

having walls of earth-colored adobe (or

facsimile), flat roof with canales, vigas

projecting from exterior walls; typically one

story

Territorial Revival style: Spanish-Pueblo

style modified with brick coping at roofline

and white-painted, milled-woodwork

details such as pedimented lintels on

window frames, and square portal poststorta: packed mud over latilla ceiling

trastero: cupboard

viga: debarked log used as ceiling beam

zapata: two-sided corbel used to support

beam joint on post

A short glossary of regional building terms




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1315 St. Francis Dr.Commercial Property

Possibly one of the greenest commercial build-ings in Santa Fe, this 2,000 sqft property hasbeen beautifully remodeled from head to toe byScott Irving, an award-winning builder. 5 officespaces, 3 bathrooms and a high-end kitchen.Perfect for live/work situation with separaterental spaces or for a business needing commonrooms, privacy.

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842 W. ManhattanRailyard

A whimsical treat, this artfully remodeledRailyard ADOBE home has an extra layerof charm. With 1,600 sqft, 3bed/2bth, which

includes a wonderful master suite, this homehas beautiful arches in the open conceptliving spaces, diamond plaster walls, radiantheat, skylights, wraparound backyard, fruittrees. 4 parking spaces.

$449,000

NewRailyard

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Commercial-Green

PriceReduced

1012 Foothills TrailHistoric Eastside

Located just off the Old Santa Fe Trail, thiselegant and warm estate home is sited ona 1.7 acre lot with views to the sunsets and

Moon mountain. This adobe home offers twomaster suites, a guest room, 3 baths, livingroom, dining room, family room, office, newlyremodeled kitchen and 3 outdoor livingspaces with water features.

$729,900 # 201101750

7 Calle CascabelaCampo Conejos

Minutes from downtown, this 5,050 sqftcustom adobe home has location, sunsetviews, beauty and a flexible floorplan. Sitedon 2.11 acres this 4bed/4bth home has amedia room and a 4-car garage, paved andwell-maintained streets and walking trails.

$990,000 # 201100917

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310 DELGADO STREET $1,295,0Steps from Canyon Road, the perfect pied-a-terre for you a

your guests. Open concept one bedroom main house plu

fully equipped, self-contained one bedroom guest hou

Major renovations and high-end quality finishes. #2011029

59 TANO ROAD $1,495,000Location! Location! Tano Road within city limits (city water and

natural gas). A Robert Frank designed adobe main house plus

rastra guesthouse. Tina Rousselot designed gardens and entry

courtyard. #201103242

13 DROEGE $1,990,0Exquisite is the only way to describe this Arroyo Hondo pro

erty. Northern New Mexico style meets French Farmhouse

this adobe home with pitched roof, reclaimed wood rafters, a

tique doors and priceless detailing in every room. #2011030

601 PINON DRIVE $599,000Walk to the Plaza from this remodeled 2BR, 2BA adobe. Flag-

stone, stained concrete and wood floors, high ceilings in living

room, chef's kitchen, plaster walls. Modern fixtures, skylights,

walled yard. #201102567

RANCHO TIERRA P EDERNAL $900,000500+ acre ranch at the base of Geogia O'Keeffe's beloved

Pedernal Peak nearAbiquiu. Borders National Forest with un-

paralleled views. Horse friendly with access to miles of riding

and suitable terrain for barns and paddocks. #201002638

1109 DON GASPAR LANE $1,100,000Exquisite South Capitol home on oversized .40 lot. Gorgeous

plaster walls, flagstone and brick floors, chefs kitchen with

granite countertops and so much more. This 5BR, 3BA cus-

tom home has 3,600 sq ft and manicured grounds.

#201104006

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817 CAMINO DEL ESTE

$949,000

In Exclusive 800 East

535 CAMINO DEL MONTE SOL

$2,200,000

Serene Eastside Compound

629 AVENIDA CELAYA

$369,000

Lovely Home in Zocalo

684 CALLECITA JICARILLA

$475,000

DeVargas Heights

342 EAST BUENA VIS

$2,500,000

Inn of the Turquoise Bear

1200 GONZALES COU

$685,000

Northside with a View

JAN HAMILTON505.690.8994

[email protected]

CRISTINA BRANCO505.920.7551

[email protected]&

6 PLANO ARBOLITO

$750,000

Stunning Custom Home

615 AVENIDA COLIMA

$439,000

Contemporary Zocalo

2354 SANTA BARBARA DRIV E

$385,000

Great Location off Old Pecos Trail

3101 OLD PECOS, #697

$775,000

Sensational Quail Run

6 BIG TESUQUE CANYON

$895,000

Idyllic Tesuque Setting

Under Contract

Under Contract



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MARYARNOLD505.577.5446

Sited high on the hill in Dos Griegos on 3 acres, this beau-tiful home has spectacular long-distance mountain views tothe south and west. 100' long front portal leads to dramaticentry hall and great room featuring 13' tall beamed ceilings.4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. #201101686

KENT JONES505.670.2262

37 Calle Alexia $750,000

www.EldoradoAreaRealEstate.com

Exceptional Santa Fe style in The Ridges! All rooms fea-ture plaster walls and 11-13 ft plaster or viga ceilings. 5kiva fireplaces. 3 portales. Two spacious courtyards featureextensive landscaping on drip irrigation and a cabana withfireplace, great for entertaining. Excellent mountain views.3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 3,216 sq ft. #201103520

Great curb appeal in La Paz at Eldorado with large frontand rear gated courtyards and brick portales. Open living,dining, kitchen areas featuring tall viga ceilings, beautifulslab granite counters. Huge master suite with vigas, marblesinks and travertine tile. Outstanding mountain views. 3BRplus den, 2 1/2 BA, 2,165 sq ft. #201102278

46 Avenida Torreon $480,0002 South Hijo De Dios $640,000

Lovely passive solar home in Eldorado. Tall viga andplank ceilings, brick floors, wood blinds and solid woodinterior doors lend a warm, inviting feeling. Dramaticopen livingarea,split bedroom plan, large ownerssuiteand a spacious 25'x19' studio with separate entrance.Front portal, rear deck, mountain views. Three bed-rooms, 2 baths, 2,356 sq ft. #201102873

1 Monte Alto Way $359,000

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SUBLIME SOPHISTICATIONOne-of-a-kind view-filled Quail Run 2BR, 2BA sin-

gle-level Pinon C residence, replete with den and

andscaped gardens raises the bar at QR. The deft

hands of world travelers with expertise in design

have reshaped the floorplan for gracious living and

displaying art. The essence of Pueblo Revival re-

mains, enhanced with Art Deco touches and nods

o Paris, NewYorkand Marrakesh. MLS201006316

NOW OFFERED AT $735,000

CINEMATIC STYLESundance Estates Sited to embrace Sangre

views, the grand living room with commanding fire-

place & wall of windows opens to a circular dining

room with beamed ceiling and sumptuous kitchen.

With a 3BR, 3.5BAmain house andattachedstudio

guest quarters, there is a cinematic beauty and scale

and wonderful finishes including wrought iron flour-

ishes and FASWALL construction. MLS 201102288

OFFERED AT $1,159,000

SUMMIT HIDEAWAYSanta Fe Summit With great panache from its

elegant entry, stunning living room, gently curved

formal dining, stylish kitchen with cozy dining, den

and master suite, this 5BR, 5.5 BA home is sited

in a swirl of Sangre and Jemez Mountain views

and valley vistas. Opening out to portales, patios

and terraces, its a great house to share and en-

tertain in a stunning hillside setting. MLS 807559

NOW OFFERED AT $1,730,000

HISTORIC CANYON ROADInthe heartof itall thisremodeled2BR,2BAho

with 2ndfloor denand view deck shines.The en

courtyard transports you to a lush world w

rocked path, wildly wonderful plantings and kiv

Agrand living roomwith handsome fireplace ov

looks the garden. Master and 2nd bedroom a

both on the main level along with an outstandi

kitchen and den/dining room. MLS 201102871

OFFERED AT $949,000




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681 GONZALES ROAD

$595,000

A perfect second home in Santa Fe!The location is close to the ski

mountain, the hiking/biking trails andto the Plaza.Every bedroom is large

and spacious with plenty of storage.

The lovely large kitchen has room

for a breakfast nook and the utility

room is roomy with even a petshower! #201006483

316 CALLE ESTADO$599,000

What a delightful townhome!

Exceptional design all on onelevel. Beautiful spacious rooms.

The large living/dining room fea-

tures a kiva fireplace and beam

lo/stepped corbels andAmerican

Clay walls.The eat-in kitchen hasnew granite counters, stainless

appliances,and new custom cab-

inets. #201102024

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