Winner of the Historic Preservation Award from Metropolitan Home Magazine in 1999, this property—consisting of a 1,080-square-foot, two-bedroom residence and an attached 780-square-foot, one-bedroom guesthouse—was first noted on a circa-1859 survey map of notable buildings in Santa Fe. The traditional Pueblo structure is full of charm and classic architectural details, such as 18-inch-thick adobe bricks, beautiful brick and wood floors, diamond-finish plaster walls, kiva fireplaces, and 11-foot ceilings with vigas. A lovely landscaped courtyard is accessible from the living area and one of the bedrooms of the main home. Other highlights include ductless refrigerated air conditioning and heating, an upgraded roof, two off-street parking spaces, and residential street parking. Just a few blocks from the historic Plaza and all its wonderful amenities, this is a unique estate that combines a warm inviting ambience with a convenient in-town location. Furnishings and fixtures are available for purchase separately.