Dating to the 1890s, this three-bedroom adobe home on the historic Eastside is suffused with light and a minimalist ambience thanks to a creative blend of original Santa Fe style and Scandinavian aesthetics. On a charming hillside street just off East Palace Avenue, it enjoys treetop views and a flexible open floor plan with custom hand-plastered finishes throughout, Saltillo tile and whitewashed wood floors, new stucco, and custom wood window screens. Highlights include a living room with a coved ceiling and vigas, a gas kiva fireplace, and plentiful windows; a dining area with French doors opening to a patio; a streamlined kitchen with stainless-steel countertops, white cabinets, and French doors opening to a patio and garden; a spacious first-floor bedroom suite with abundant storage; a large primary bedroom, located on the second floor; a third bedroom that can also serve as an office or study; and a laundry room with built-in counters, storage, and a coat closet. Mini-splits help maintain a pleasant temperature year-round. The walled and gated property features a delightful garden with a fountain surrounded by succulents, agave, aspens, a pear tree, and an artificial turf pet yard; parking for two cars; and area for a garage or studio subject to the Historic Districts Review Board approval. The desirable location is near restaurants, galleries, museums, the Plaza, and Canyon Road.