San Acacio, NM homes for sale & real estate

San Acacio, NM Homes for Sale

Nestled in one of Santa Fe’s most desirable neighborhoods, this 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home sits on one of the largest lots currently available in the area at . 42 acres. This rare opportunity provides endless options add a casita, build another home, create a garage, or design outdoor living spaces that take full advantage of the hillside setting. The existing home is filled with Southwestern character, featuring viga ceilings and a cozy fireplace. Natural light flows through the inviting floor plan, offering a comfortable balance of charm and functionality. Step outside to terraced grounds with room to expand and enjoy stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. located near St

San Acacio, NM Homes for Sale

Behind old turquoise gates sits a unique 1800’s historically contributing adobe located across from the Santa Fe River Trail on the historic Eastside, steps from Canyon Road and blocks from the Plaza; consisting of a large 2-bedroom casa and an attached 1-bedroom casita. There are many traditional architectural details including vigas, hand carved doors, corbels, thick adobe plastered walls, Shepherd's and Kiva fireplaces and charming old river rock walls. The larger home, Unit A, has 2 bedrooms and 2 baths with a nice size living room with a corner kiva fireplace leading into the kitchen and dining area with French doors going out to a quiet, private, shady back bricked patio. The se

San Acacio, NM Homes for Sale

Experience the timeless elegance of The De La Pena/Frank Applegate Residence, a distinguished historical treasure nestled in Santa Fe’s coveted Historic Eastside. An extraordinary opportunity to own a true piece of Santa Fe history, this landmark estate sits on 1.78 acres along a private lane, just moments from world-renowned Canyon Road and its celebrated galleries, boutiques, and fine dining. Constructed in 1650, and recognized for its National Historic Status, this remarkable property was acquired in 1845 by Spanish officer Francisco de la Peña and later purchased by esteemed artist and architect Frank Applegate. Meticulously restored to honor its past while seamlessly integ

San Acacio, NM Homes for Sale

The elegant entry courtyard and portal set an appropriate tone for this impressive property. Privately hidden behind a gated wall is an impeccably maintained home, surrounded by mature trees and multiple courtyards. In addition to the main residence is a 1 bedroom casita. The main house is spacious , gracious and full of authentic Southwest details: vintage Saltillo floors, French doors, vigas, hand-carved  and painted beams and woodwork, nichos, bancos and fireplaces.   The primary bedroom is expansive and private, and opens to its own patio with hot tub, fireplace, and views. There are 2 additional bedrooms in the main house, plus many extras, including: a large office, a wet ba

San Acacio, NM Homes for Sale

Incomparable home within the famed Gerald Cassidy Compound melds quintessential Santa Fe style with modern luxury. Tucked on a private ‘placita’ off of a prime stretch of Canyon Road between the Tea House and Patrick Smith Park, this 4-bed, 4-bath property boasts a 2-car garage, 4 walled courtyards, and private pedestrian access to Acequia Madre. Thick adobe walls, vigas, hand-carved beams and corbels, four kivas, and other Santa Fe-style details can be found throughout. The home features a gourmet kitchen with a Viking oven and wine cooler, custom exterior lighting and screen doors, and radiant floor heating. Every upgrade was carefully chosen to match the historic integrity of

San Acacio, NM Homes for Sale

The history of Canyon Road is alive in the artisanal character of these two, Santa Fe classics. This successful Short Term Rental, set on a double lot, offers parking and storage in a desirable setting close to Patrick Smith Park. Each unique residence has been remodeled to a modern standard of comfort yet retains the imprint of its storied past. The back house, said to have started as a stable and tack shop in the early 1800s, has an Acequia Madre address and a dedicated parking spot at the top of a wooden staircase. A flagstone path and patio, with space for dining, a hot tub and a manageable dash of greenery, borders the home. The ceramic artwork of artist and former owner, Patricia Hoba