SHADE – TREES – WATER – all supreme attributes in this highly desirable location, as this historic Eastside pied-a-terre awaits at the east end of The Alameda with unlimited opportunities to enjoy the numerous old-growth large trees prevalent in the immediate area, water in the adjacent Acequia de la Muralla, and the popular and nurturing Santa Fe River walk along Camino Pequeno with its nature preserves and bird sanctuaries, and nearby Patrick Smith Park, the Water Park, and Canyon Road – all within a block or two and minutes from your new sanctuary. Hardwood floors, vigas and latillas, a living room fireplace, a ceiling fan, a private patio, an additional storage room (outside access), new kitchen appliances and upgrades, a new roof (2020) are some of the amenities and features of this home. As for the property’s history, the original deed was conveyed to Salvador Gonzales in 1742 as the Canada Ancha Grant or Salvador Gonzales Grant consisting of approximately 200 acres of land from Gonzales Road to the hills of Cerro Gordo, from the Rio Santa Fe to Hyde Park Road. Lourdes Padilla Abeyta, a member of the Gonzales family and clan inherited the adobe casita in the 1940s from her parents, and her husband, a builder and mason, remodeled the original two rooms (today’s bedrooms) and added all the other rooms and fireplace in the early 1950s. Opportunity knocks – rewards beckon – who will answer the call?