Rich in New Mexico history, this unique Los Ranchos compound dates to the late 1800s and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In addition to the main residence, the 0.8-acre compound consists of a casita or studio, a storage and workshop building, and a three-car garage, all surrounded by towering trees and native vegetation. Constructed of terrones—sod and dirt bricks—the residence has been lovingly restored over the years and has been home to notable writers and architects who appreciate the serenity and authenticity of the space, which features thick walls, wide-plank wood floors, vigas and ceiling beams, five unique fireplaces, and an updated kitchen and baths. Well suited for an artist, writer, or connoisseur of historic architecture, this property is ready for its next steward.