Rich in architectural history and cultural significance, this exceptional 7.45-acre estate enjoys a prime location on a private ridgeline affording unparalleled serenity and views. On the market for the first time, the property includes a classic triple-adobe hacienda with four bedrooms and baths and two handsome guest casitas. The 5,900-square-foot main residence was designed and constructed in the late 1920s by renowned architect John Gaw Meem—who created some of Santa Fe's most iconic buildings—and exemplifies quintessential Spanish Pueblo Revival architecture with such eye-catching elements as 200-year-old carved wood doors, kiva fireplaces, and ceilings with vigas and latillas. The enviable location, in one of Santa Fe's most prestigious neighborhoods, is utterly private yet only minutes from the historic downtown Plaza, the city’s world-renowned opera house, the ski area, an airport with fixed-base operators, and the numerous other sights and activities that make Santa Fe so desirable.