Historic District 2-bedroom 2.5 bath home located 2 blocks from The Plaza with city lights and mountain views. Gorgeous old-world details reimagined with contemporary updates and artistic flair. Iconic Santa Fe style with hard wood and brick floors, hand carved doors, beams and lintels, 3 kiva fireplaces, coved ceilings, split cedar latillas, vigas, nichos, plaster, antique sconces, and Talavera tiles. The foyer opens to a 22 ft atrium and a wooden carved staircase. The open-concept living/dining space is anchored by a double-sided wood-burning fireplace that connects the dining and living rooms. In the living room, romantic shuttered windows frame a scenic picture of the city with views of the Ortiz, Sun and Moon, and the Jemez mountains. The renovated chef’s kitchen is appointed with embedded shell limestone honed countertops, a chiseled brick cream limestone backsplash, custom cream cabinetry, and state-of-the-art AGA appliances, including a $15,000 AGA Elise gas stove with a wok burner The primary bedroom has French doors that open to a private patio, where tiered terraces and lush landscaping offer expansive Jemez Mountain views and Santa Fe sunsets while the primary bath is a serene retreat with floor-to-ceiling river rock walls and a 4” deep white onyx double vanity lit from below, allowing the onyx geode sinks to glow. In addition to a second guestroom, there is a bonus office/study. Multiple portals offer impressions of the rose gleam of the hallmark Scottish Rite Temple as well as plentiful areas for entertaining and enjoying the incredible New Mexico weather. A curved stone stairway lined with 10 ft stone walls leads down to antique Indian elephant doors and a secret, storybook passage to The Plaza. A prime location where culinary enthusiasts will enjoy the short distance to SantaCafé, Market Street Steakhouse and other noteworthy restaurants.

Contemporary apartment with terraceSanta Fe (United States)
Price :
$2,250,000
bedrooms2 bathrooms3 land121 m²

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