118 Quintana street is lovingly restored two-bedroom, two-bath, New Mexico territorial-style adobe home built in 1930 in the Westside/Guadalupe Historic District downtown. Not a through street, Quintana is quite tranquil. The home is a half-mile, 10-minute walk to the plaza. Thick-walled adobe construction defines the easy-flowing 1,475 square foot floorpan. There are two fully renovated baths with premium finishes. The home has a cool, natural, healthy feel during summers and is cozy in the winter, when the hot-water baseboard system warms the house. Hardwood floors run throughout with a wood-burning fireplace in the living area. An office area is just a step from the kitchen, which has new appliances. There's an 8' x 10' basement room, which is not included in the square-footage count. A 255 square-foot open-frame porch lies between the front door and the picket fence. An 100-year-old, fruit-producing apricot tree stands on the southwest lot corner of the lot and cools the entire the house in summer. Parking area for two cars is to the south. Electrical and plumbing are modern and updated. Note that the entire original roof was removed in 2023 and a new roof with four inches of insulation installed, making the house quite cool and significantly reducing utility bills.