This property is truly a remarkable blend of art, history, and functionality. The unique features–like the handcrafted timber structure, antiques from around the world, and…
MLS: 202404456
List Date: 10-18-2024
Status: Active
Area: Taos Area
Type: Live Work
Acres: 1.66
Studio: Yes
Main House Sqft: 8,820
Studio Sqft: 1,354
Total Sqft: 10,174
This property is truly a remarkable blend of art, history, and functionality. The unique features–like the handcrafted timber structure, antiques from around the world, and the owner’s distinct art contributions–make it stand out as a living gallery. Nestled in a historic apple orchard, the combination of adobe and Victorian architecture, with carefully preserved historical elements like stained glass windows and teak doors, adds a rich texture to the home’s aesthetic. It’s amazing how the artist-owner integrated elements of the local Taos culture while also creating spaces full of comfort and modern amenities. The 1.6-acre property offers more than just a residence; it also presents potential for creative uses such as an art retreat, guest accommodation, with a pasture for horses, with irrigation rights intact. Being near the heart of Taos yet close to ski areas makes this property ideal for those who want both seclusion and accessibility to outdoor activities and the town’s vibrant art scene. The attention to detail in both design and material sourcing makes it a property that’s not only a place to live and create, but also a piece of living history and art. Truly a rare find!
Construction Materials:Adobe, Frame, Rock, Stucco
Days on Market:64
Flooring:Concrete, Tile
Heating:Baseboard, Fireplace(s), Hot Water
Interior Features:Beamed Ceilings, Wet Bar, Interior Steps
Other Structures:Guest House Detached, Studio Attached
Parking Features:Carport, Direct Access
Property Type:Residential
Roof:Bitumen, Metal, Other, See Remarks
Sewage:Septic Tank
Style:Pueblo, Victorian
Utilities:Natural Gas Available, Other, Septic Available, Water Available, Electricity Available
Zoning:Other
These small communities are located in the southern Sangre de Cristo Mountains along Interstate 25 on the east side of Glorieta Pass (elevation 7500 ft.). With many homes backing up to National Forest land, these areas are ideal for those wanting peaceful seclusion within commuting distance of Santa Fe.
Elementary School: Taos
Junior High School: Taos Jr High
High School: Taos High School
John Johnston
Berkshire Hathaway HomeService
