Real Estate Guide May 2014 by The New Mexican

Santa Fe Real Estate Guide

May 2014

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We Know Santa Fe Real Estate UNIQUELY ELEGANT HOUSE AND GUESTHOUSE Hacienda Rincon This Ranch-style Sharon Woods custom house and guesthouse is sited on 3 Estancia lots totaling 7.276 acres. There are uninterrupted views of the Sangre de Cristo and Jemez mountain ranges from the great outdoor living spaces. The 5,419+/- sq. ft. house offers a grand open concept living space beautifully divided by a two sided stone fireplace. The master suite with an office/study, bedroom and bath is located on the opposite side of the house from two additional bedrooms, each with its own bath. A completely separate 1,420+/- sq. ft. 2 bedroom, 2 bath guesthouse completes the property. 5 bedrooms, 5 1/2 baths, 6,839+/- sq. ft. on 7.276 acres. MLS# 201401418 Offered at $2,350,000

WELCOMING, ELEGANT, LIGHT-FILLED HOME Avenida Primera South This exceptional residence is nestled in a private spot in Estancia Primera. The welcoming home features a thoughtful open floor plan with formal living and dining areas; a comfortable master suite with a luxurious bath, custom walk-in closet, and impressive mountain views; a secluded guest bedroom and bath; a study; an expertly outfitted kitchen with high-end appliances; and an oversized two-car garage with built-in storage. An extensive portal includes space for living, dining, and relaxing while appreciating a view of the glorious Sangre de Cristo Mountains. guests can enjoy privacy and sunsets in the charming one-bedroom guesthouse. 3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, 3,600+/- sq. ft. on 1.8 acres. MLS# 201401269 Offered at $1,575,000

STUNNING HOME IN CERROS COLORADOS Cerros Colorados Sited on a premier view lot in Cerros Colorados this Lockwood built 3 bedroom plus office, 4 bath home is a must see. Attention to detail is apparent in the well-designed floor plan, plaster walls, and ceiling treatments. Features include an open concept chef’s kitchen boasting granite countertops and stainless steel appliances and a private master suite with adjacent office. The portal is home to one of the properties five fireplaces, great for cool summer nights. The guest bedrooms are privately located and feature ensuite baths. Additional amenities include a hot tub with views, an oversized three-car garage, and a 3,000 gallon rain catchment system. 3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, 3,375+/- sq. ft. on 1.096 acres. MLS# 201401049 Offered at $1,120,000

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201, 203, 205 canYon road $4,975,000 real estate For Sale Only. This is the crown jewel of commercial property in Santa Fe. 3 buildings located at the entrance to Canyon road can be purchased together or separately. #201401098 grandabon fa r m

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1267 SpaniSh hill $1,595,000 In prestigious Summit North, this adobe home has been meticulously maintained with many upgrades. On a 1.29+/- acre lot with awesome mountain and city views. #201304330 vi neya rd

48 cerro alto road $945,000 Incredible horse property off 285. This 40 acre offering is a fully functional and working equestrian facility with home. The main barn features 15 stalls with attached runs. #201306031 U n d e r Co nTraCT

436 W. San FranciSco Street $1,500,000 Sandoval Family Compound. First time on the market. This adobe home is approx. 1,450 sq ft, on approx. 1/2 acre. Utilized as income producing office and retail space. #201305308

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Spirit rock ranch – 3261 nM 14 $995,000 Stunning, “once in a lifetime” property. Spacious and private 5,500 sq ft, Pueblo-style home on 130+ acres with handcrafted doors, expansive portales, and vigas. #201304475

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20 cerro alto road $880,000 elegant european charm in a country setting. Custom built, artist designed steel frame/strawbale construction. 9-year-old vineyard, pine trees, wildflowers, and rock formation. #201400133

pecoS riverFront land $495,000 Abundant documented water rights! Beautiful irrigated property with water rights and 270’ of river frontage. Two separate irrigation ditches on over 7 acres of flat usable land. #201202518

1402-a BiShopS lodge road $449,000 This immaculate home offers a bit of the country near the big city. 5 minutes to the Plaza, the property boasts a new kitchen, a new patio, 2 fireplaces, and a sunroom. #201303465

14 north viSta eStrella $359,000 Quiet Country living, 15 miles to town. Well maintained home with views, landscaped grounds, and oversized garage. On over 4 acres bordering green space. #201303350

405 greg avenue $349,000 Pre-inspected home in a great location. extra large lot with great views in a quiet neighborhood near the Ortiz dog park. Wonderful back portal and mature landscaping, #201401024

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121 rito guicu $417,000 Privacy and panoramic views. This home features quality upgrades including knotty alder solid wood doors and cabinetry, tongue and groove ceilings, and vigas. #201305215

2 caMino chupadero $389,000 Gateway to Chupadero! Beautiful mountain views, plus views of Chupadero Valley off the deck. This contemporary home has an amazing open floor plan. #201400949

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his fantastic Pueblo Contemporary-style home on the highest lot in Bishop’s Lodge Estates, is minutes from downtown and takes in massive Sangre de Cristo and Jemez Mountain views. With 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, the main home features a spectatcular living room with amazing windows looking out to the views, a fabulous kitchen/family/breakfast room that opens onto a brick terrace, and a cozy library. The lower level features a large work/project area with sink, a two-car garage, as well as a shop area. A short distance from the main home is a charming 1 bedroom, 1 bath guest house with fabulous Sangre de Cristo views as well. Exquisite! #201302673

Fine properties to suit your Santa Fe lifestyle NEW P RICE

602 a Canyon road $1,795,000 Used as a gallery or as a home, this exquisite, light-filled property features 3BR, and 3BA. The historic, attached studio casita features 1BR, 1BA, and kitchen – all updated. Walled gardens, and parking for 7 cars. mls# 201304033

1523 Upper Canyon road $975,000 Delightful combination of traditional Santa Fe style and modern amenities. This tasteful renovation of a older adobe home includes a new addition and the opportunity for modern living. Large open concept living, dining and kitchen. mls# 201303751

18 esTrada redonda $755,000 This quaint adobe and frame home in La Tierra is nestled on 10 acres and enjoys great views of the Jemez and Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Approximately 2,800 sq ft and immaculately maintained. mls# 201304162

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Exciting New Opportunities 10 cAmInO mOnte FeLIz $985,000 Huge sunset views from a Classic Santa Fe-style home only minutes to town. On 2.5 acres with almost 4,000 square feet of quality, a split floor plan and superb finishes. Gated and a 2-car garage. MLS 201303406

97B LA BARBARIA ROAD $625,000 Nestled into the foothills and surrounded by beautiful pines and rock outcroppings is this serene, single level, Pueblo-style home. Only 15 minutes to the Plaza is this quality home that is surrounded by mature landscaping, gardens, fruit trees and spacious patios. MLS 201401539

721 PInOn DRIve $425,000 Classic Territorial-style home, walking distance to the Plaza with charm and views. Home is on half an acre, offers 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, A/C, a 1-car garage and almost 1,500 square feet of living space. MLS 201305332

28 eckARDs WAy $425,000 This horse ranch is filled with character and authenticity. The 3BR home features a country kitchen, beams, 2 fireplaces, wood and granite floors, and a study with built-in shelves. Horse facilities include corrals, a round pen, a tack room, and hay barns. MLS 201304022

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36 LOmA BLAncA, nAmBe $795,000 Enjoy stunning views from this spacious and graceful home only 25 minutes to Santa Fe or Los Alamos. Private and gorgeous 2-story home with 3,858 square feet and 864 square foot guesthouse on 5 acres. MLS 201400663

314 ARtIst ROAD, #1 $490,000 Walking distance to the Plaza, house and guesthouse, or a spacious two-story home. Main house at street level. Wood and brick floors, great light, open living spaces and turnkey. Enjoy a Santa Fe lifestyle now. MLS 201305366

7 BLue JAy cOuRt $425,000 A poetic property located in the embrace of Timberlake Ranch with endless outdoor pleasures is a 2,600 sq ft custom home with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths, built in 1998 and located on 11.78 private acres. MLS 201400909

637c LOWeR ALtO stReet $279,000 Loft living on the Santa Fe River, in the Railyard District is a 1,800 square foot condo. Large master up spiral staircase, main level has 11’ ceiling and open concept living. Gated, storage and two big bathrooms. MLS 201305316

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853 camino ranchitoS $1,275,000 This is the dream house for your clients who want to live walking distance to town. This two bedroom, two bath adobe home has been beautifully remodeled with american Clay walls, new radiant heat system and brick floors, updated and insulated windows, antique doors and Streck tinwork light fixtures. add to that a wonderful one bedroom, one bath casita with sunken living room and charming bedroom (both with fireplaces) and a garage, all surrounded by multiple walled outdoor entertainment areas and lovely landscaping with underground, zoned drip irrigation. The lot is large and private with glimpses of the surrounding mountains. MLS 201400815

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954 Santo nino Place $1,395,000 With spectacular mountain vistas from its superb in-town location, this stunning one level, three bedroom adobe home plus guesthouse is a treasure. The Southwest aesthetic of handtroweled plaster walls, vigas and coved ceilings is graced with abundant luxury appointments throughout. Featured are a wonderful great room with 14’ ceiling and magnificent stone fireplace, a fantastic chef’s kitchen, marvelous family room, and excellent master suite with lavish bath and huge closet. Lovely entertaining terraces, established landscaping, and 4-car garaging. mls# 201303440

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1244 Vallecita driVe $1,175,000 This smashing contemporary in-town masterpiece by architect John Klee offers a fresh, open concept floor plan, ideal for a sophisticated, informal lifestyle. Dramatic sun-washed spaces, Sandia Mountain views through walls of glass, and thoughtful design throughout create an understated, luxurious environment. The three bedrooms plus study residence includes soaring ceilings, an exquisite master suite, a sleek cook’s kitchen, wonderful guesthouse/studio, and inviting landscaped entertaining areas. mls# 201305140

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2232 WIldERnEss aRRoyo Exquisite home offering privacy, convenience, and magnificent views. The property includes a 3 bedroom main house plus a very large studio casita. The grounds include multiple entertaining areas and truly spectacular gardens. #201303307 • $2,250,000

1057 sIERRa dEl noRTE This seductive, texturally rich residence includes a stunning master suite, two guest suites in a separate wing, a smartly located office, gorgeous living spaces, and a wonderful kitchen. #201401076 • $1,595,000

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EasTsIdE 540 EasT alamEda, unIT d This 3,525-square-foot Eastside gem built by Jay Parks includes four bedrooms, a great room, a well-equipped kitchen, an office, a two-car garage, a courtyard, a portal, vigas, and fireplaces. #201401104• $1,695,000

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4 EasT GoldEn EaGlE Road Dramatic Las Campanas residence with 3 bedrooms, 4 baths plus an office/study. The great room harmoniously combines living, dining, family and kitchen areas all perfectly situated with mountain and sunset views. #201400342 • $1,120,000

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sAntA fe styLe tUsCAn PALAzzo A Santa Fe style Tuscan palazzo with spectacular Sangre de Cristo views. Unique house and guest house next to the Santa Fe Opera in prestigious Casas de San Juan. Fabulous finishes, details, elements and privacy. #201401580 $1,595,000

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sPeCtACULAr homesite Rare 18.6 acre lot in an exclusive gated rural community, between Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Sweeping mountain views from atop a private mesa home site. Underground utilities. Amenities include a clubhouse and pool. #201304088 $1,499,000

the best of the best Dream home in a private 2 acre setting with exquisite views. Asian influences blend with Santa Fe style featuring 3BR, 3BA, luxurious master suite, study, dual closets, and a large living room with magnificent views. #201401145 $1,450,000

historiC john gAw meem Designed by John Gaw Meem in 1935, this historic home features high ceilings with clerestory windows, a Pueblo-style center fireplace, nichos, and original classic oxblood concrete floors. 3BR, 2BA main house plus guesthouse. #201305991 $1,095,000

View hoUse & gUesthoUse A gated sanctuary offering peaceful seclusion, mountain views, and a comfortable environment. An open plan living room, kitchen, dining and family room offer comfortable entertaining with double fireplace, portales and decks. #201305054 $950,000

greAt VALUe in LAs CAmPAnAs Thick adobe walls, high ceilings, vigas, latillas, corbels, 5 fireplaces, skylights, and nichos. Full guesthouse. Outdoor areas include 2 roomy portales and a patio with an outdoor kitchen. Buzz Bainbridge original. #201303174 $895,000

sPeCtACULAr Views on the northside 4,218 sq ft view house on 1.3 acres near the Governor’s Mansion with four bedrooms, three baths, two offices, two patios, absolutely spectacular wraparound views from all major rooms! Carlos Gilbert School District. #201401085 $795,000

downtown PALACe AVenUe Michael Mahaffey produced condos – 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, five Built in 2007 by international award-winning architect Michael Mahaffey, this 2BR, 2BA home has location and divine finishes. #201400755 $695,000

inVestment oPPortUnity Adorable South Capitol house and casita on a shaded lot in the coveted Wood Gormley school district. Original hardwood floors, and great old curved ceiling with no right angles; an updated kitchen and bath, formal dining room. #201304023 $599,000

CLose-in gorgeoUs View Lot Gorgeous 2.5 acre view lot close in. Easy access to 599 and 285, town and everything. Fabulous Sangre de Cristo Views and pretty, rolling terrain. Several great building sites on the property. #201306078 $85,000

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10 ConChAS loop $639,200 Romantic 4BR home on 2+/- private acres overlooks Eldorado green space, trails and mountains. Beautifully maintained with sunny cook’s kitchen and large family room. #201400921

1573 Corte lA CAnAdA $460,000 On a quiet cul-de-sac walking distance from town, this light, bright 4BR, 3BA home on an oversized lot is a gardener’s delight with rock work, aspens, and fruit trees. #201401570

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805 ApodACA hill $389,000 This 1,510 sq ft, 2BR adobe home with hiking out your back door. Lots of character with vigas and beams, river rock fireplace, brick floors, and loft/studio with views. #201304214 new listing

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22 CAmino de veCinoS $368,000 Light, bright 3BR, 3BA Aldea townhome. Open concept living areas plus 1 BR downstairs and a spacious master and 3rd bedroom with 2 full baths upstairs. Great views. #201303286

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6 Sendero de lA vidA $739,000 Custom home on 3 acres with a lovely entry courtyard and an inviting portal. The 3BR interior includes large glass doors, a chef’s kitchen and open dining area, a spacious living room, and master suite with a private portal. #201302794

8 CAmino Serpiente $725,000 Beautiful 3,000 sq ft, single level home on 2.5 acres with a great design, an open living area, a chef’s kitchen, two master suites plus a guest room and office, high-end finishes, views and patio. #201301002

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2501 WeSt ziA roAd, #10-207 $102,500 Great little one bedroom condo with west face balcony to enjoy sunset skies. Beautifully maintained, this condo has a new stainless fridge and laminate wood floors in the kitchen. #201400987

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616 AvenidA ColimA noW $375,000 Appealing northside Zocalo Condo. Entry level includes kitchen, living/dining, master bedroom suite and powder room, second level is guest bed/bath, plus many upgraded features. 2-car garage. #201304662

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16-18 Spur ranCh roaD Breathtaking compound on an 80-acre site (5 lots) with views of the Galisteo Basin. Main residence, guest residence and a studio/gym. 80 acres $2,457,000 mls# 201401302 25 acres $1,895,000 mls# 201401303 new li sting

612 GarCia Street $1,550,000 This attractive Pueblo-style low maintenance home is conveniently located in the Las Placitas Compound on the Eastside. This 2,320 square foot, 2 bedroom, 3 bath home is LEED Gold Certified. mls# 201401162 l a s C a s i ta s De l C a n o n .com – O n ly 2 left

1858 palaCio $1,200,000 This new 4,000-square-foot home offers three bedrooms, three and one-half baths, an office, a gym, and a well-outfitted kitchen. A grilling area and a fire pit encourage appreciation of the outdoors. mls# 201401158

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27 Calle CaSCabela $925,000 Stunning views, high-end details, and fine architecture distinguish this four-bedroom, three-bath home. Every room enjoys a view, from sunrises over the Sangre de Cristos to sunsets over the Jemez. mls# 201401105

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3 aGua DulCe $1,250,000 Very private cul-de-sac location with fabulous views. Elegant exterior with generous brick portales. Richly detailed interior with tile and wood floors, gourmet kitchen with custom wood cabinetry and granite countertops. mls# 201300165 pAl AC e AVe nUe

419 eaSt palaCe avenue $950,000 Excellent location to build out your home...close to Plaza, approximately 1/4 mile. The shell affords the ability to plan and construct a home or your choice within the interior building. mls# 201203180 new list ing

349 Calle loma norte $450,000 Beautiful single level, end unit condo in the North Hills Compound. Only unit with a portal. Western views on a quiet culde-sac. Two master suites each with a full bath and walk-in closet. Light and bright. mls# 201400865

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Exceptional and immaculate 4,399 square foot spacious and elegant 3 bedroom, 4 bath home plus generous den/media/study/library designed and built by Waszak custom Homes. located and perfectly sited on 2.38 ridge-line acres in the popular las campanas neighborhood of Estates Vii.2 with endless Jemez mountain views, mature landscaping and plenty of open natural desert terrain. this is a lovingly maintained and beautifully appointed luxurious residence. #201400746

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Pinon F | $985,000 This stand out home features a flexible 4BR, 4BA floor plan, and is located beside the 1st fairway overlooking the pond. mls# 201401000

Pinon C | $613,500 Popular model with 2BR, 2BA plus a den. Private location with views of the second fairway green. Beautiful water fountain. #201303018

CaSita | $528,000 Custom condo on a private cul-de-sac with breathtaking views. Lots of trees and a lovely and large outdoor living area. #201304536

PlaZa B | $318,500 Beautifully situated 2BR, 2BA home facing the courtyard. Quiet location with a balcony and a covered portal. #201400361

1402 CeRRo GoRDo $3,900,000 An incredible historic Eastside adobe, Wolf Bros. remodel with impeccable taste. Gracious dining and living room, open kitchen, master bedroom with sitting room. #201400959

41 eaSt eStRaDa CalaBaSa $1,495,000 La Tierra II house and guesthouse. This unique property features twisted cedar details of beautifully crafted woodwork throughout. An oasis of luxury and Santa Fe style. #201302453

23 Camino Del monte $745,000 International Modern meets Santa Fe style. Sunlit Hills architecturally sophisticated masterpiece blends NM vernacular with modernist simplicity. 3BR, 3BA, plus office. #201304938

32 aveniDa vieja $699,900 A Galisteo treasure! Views, history, and the best of contemporary architecture overlooking the Galisteo River. Designed by Beverly Spears. 3BR, 3BA, plus guesthouse. #201305842

1379 CeRRo GoRDo $689,000 This 3BR, 3BA, 2,200 sq ft house features high quality Santa Fe style details, light, and color. Included is an office, Saltillo tile, and a lush 2/3 acre lot with beautiful views. #201303795

16 ChiComa avenue, aBiQuiu $595,000 Artist’s Adobe Dream! This 3 building compound is beautifully designed and executed with the finest Japanese-style aesthetics and craftsmanship. #201300832

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Sited for Sangre views in Aldea, a community of open spaces and walking paths in a splendid terrain, this 3BR, 2.5BA 1,900 +/- sq. ft. 2-story townhome shines. A light-filled Santa Fe-style living room is inviting as the floorplan flows out to the enclosed garden. Upstairs the MBR offers sitting and sleeping areas, and a vista-filled balcony. OFFeRed At $339,000

LuSH teSuque Compound

A world of its own adjoining the Santa Fe National Forest along the Rio tesuque, this stunning gated compound includes a gracious territorial-style 3BR, 3.5BA, 4,239 sq ft main residence with wraparound portal, pitched-roof tesuque farmstyle 1BR plus den, 2BA, 1,744 sq ft guest house, and studio/guest quarters on 3.59 acres. OFFeRed At $2,790,000

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20 minutes from downtown, this 3BR, 2.5BA, 2,177 sq ft home offers Northern NM living in a pastoral setting. the main level features a 2-story living room with beamed ceiling, light-infused den, large kitchen and dining room opening to deck and garden. Includes 3BR, 2BA, a family room, a dark room, a 2-car garage and acequia rights. OFFeRed At $295,000

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maJeStiC aBiquiu riVer Land $895,000 120 riverfront acres along the rushing Rio Chama in colorful O’Keeffe country. Over 20 acres with stunning views. #201400414

16 Camino de paz $499,900 elegant 3,743 sq ft residence on 2.5 acres along the Santa Cruz River, with water rights, is open and spacious. #201400960

Studio 4, two-Story LiVe/worK Condo $479,000 Award-winning architects. Chic live/work complex. Features 12 ft. ceilings, views and high-quality finishes. #201400894

354 County road 57 $325,000 Adjacent to the Rio Grande bosque, this light-filled 3BR, 2-story home includes a well-equipped kitchen. #201401187

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Splendor in the pines By Paul Weideman This is the ultimate family compound in the southern Rocky Mountains: four new log buildings with six bedrooms and eight bathrooms on 156 acres of rolling property filled with ponderosa pines and over 1,200 feet of El Macho Creek. The property is accessed from a gate near the historic El Macho Church, about eight miles north of the town of Pecos and a 30-minutes drive from Santa Fe. The elevation of the homesites averages 7,800 feet. Owners Clyde and Jean Alexander finished the last building in 2010 after eight years of work. The enclave was built by Richard Roybal of Pecos Trail Construction, with plans by Jerry Beeler of BGO Architects, Dallas. “I was in the Texas Legislature 14 years and my 16

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district office manager is married to Jerry Beeler, so he’s family,” Clyde Alexander said. “I designed the concept of this place, but Jean was the real creative force.” Alexander’s grandfather bought the only other deeded property in the canyon in the 1930s. “I’ve been coming up here my whole life. I bought the land in the early 1990s. I would hike up here from the family compound and dream. It wasn’t until I cleared the junipers a decade later that it all took shape.” The heart of the compound is the rock-built cantina with its large, covered outdoor-living space and professional-grade kitchen inside — outfitted with a commercial Five Star range, double refrigerators, wine cooler, and dual dishwashers. Adjacent is a wonderful, flagstone-lined hot tub with far views of one of the Truchas

peaks, Pecos Baldy, Trail Riders Ridge, and the meadow at the top of the saddle from Jack’s Creek. “We basically live outside but if the weather turns, the inside can sleep 12,” Alexander said. The main house and the guest casita were built with hand-hewn logs, while the “bunkhouse” is made of logs in the round — much of this material, and the beams and vaulted roof members inside the dwellings, came from fire-killed trees on Roybal’s ranch east of Pecos. Roybal made many of the doors, furniture pieces, and architectural elements, some of which include chainsaw-carved ornamentation. The owner said he’s “not just a builder; he’s an artist. The television-free guest house boasts many creative touches in stone and carved wood.

There’s even a bathroom that has bear prints chiseled into the flagstone and down into the shower. Here and in the other buildings are custom rock fireplaces, with fire tools by Christopher Thomson Ironworks in nearby Ilfeld. The buildings are rustic but elegant, with plenty of covered porches for outside relaxing. There is DSL internet, with satellite backup. Water is supplied by a private well (480 feet deep). The electrical supply is backed up by a 45,000-kilowatt propane power system that comes on automatically, and eight 1,000-gallon tanks. Many of the walkways and driveways are radiant-heated. Macho Canyon Ranch just went on the market in early April. It is listed for $5.5 million by James Congdon, Santa Fe Properties. HOME

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7 Goodnight Trail West

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The Boutique Brokerage Barker Realty, located in the historic Railyard District, has served Santa Fe as a family owned real estate brokerage since 1964. With a rich history and timeless dedication, we continue our commitment to Santa Fe real estate as the area’s only luxury boutique brokerage.

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The Boutique Brokerage 248 Rancho Alegre Rd

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Panoramic views and a soft contemporary feel, this 4128 sq. ft. Monte Sereno home, built in 2008, is current in style and ranks among the highest in quality. The kitchen? Incomparable with American cherry countertops, an Italian pizza oven, an induction cooktop and wine refrigerator. The sumptuous mastersuite has a full sitting area and an attached office. # 201305846

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Contemporary living in Las Campanas

113 Cantera Circle

US $1,050,000

Located in Santa Fes Northeast corridor, just minutes to the Plaza and built in 2000, this beautiful 2715 sq. ft. home is a find. This lovely property boasts in-floor radiant heat with large tiled flooring, vigas, kiva fireplaces, an open floorplan and is perched on .87 acres with views of the Sangres. # 201305428

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PROFILE Olga Chávez

This interview series focuses on the people in Santa Fe’s real-estate industry. Olga Chávez is a broker associate with Barker Realty.

How long have you been in these parts? In Santa Fe my entire life. My father’s family has been in Las Vegas and Bernalillo probably close to 400 years and my mother’s family is very similar. My grandmother was born in Peña Blanca and she married a man from Mexico. She was an elevator operator at La Fonda and he was the pianist with Willie Palou’s Orchestra at the hotel. My grandfather had a real great history; he traveled with Bing Crosby. When you were in high school, what did you want to do in your life? I wanted to be an international attorney and travel the world. But my father passed away when I was 2 years old and my mother when I was 15, so I had to grow up pretty quick. School went by the wayside and I went into banking. I was with First National Bank of Santa Fe and Sunwest Bank for a total of 14 years. Somewhere in there you got married? I did, 27 years ago. Mario works for the state as an investigator, and I have three beautiful daughters: Marissa, Lisana, and Juliette. My eldest will be 29 in May and she has three children. I’m a grandma three times! My youngest is at the University of New Mexico; all three will have graduated from UNM by the end of this year. That’s great. What came after banking for you? I worked for Homewise, which was Neighborhood Housing Services back then. It was very grass-roots. I began in counseling and budget analysis. I would work with a family for maybe 18 months and get them to A+ credit, but then often they would end up buying something they couldn’t afford and end up coming back to us to avoid foreclosure. Mike Loftin and I sat down one day and we agreed that we needed a licensed Realtor, someone who got our philosophy, who respected those credit requirements we were trying to instill. So I got my real-estate license. Did you make the change to dealing with market-rate clients so you could make more money? Well, I had three kids at St. Mike’s and you start watching those commissions. But I was so mission-driven. At that time we were seeing a mass exodus to Rio Rancho of teachers, nurses, police officers, and firefighters because they couldn’t afford to live here. I really loved what we were doing, but economics and necessities change. How long were you with Homewise? Five years. Because I was working with all the builders to help them meet their 30-percent allotment of affordable housing, I learned the ins and outs of those product lines. At the time, Rob Gibbs’ BT Homes was the largest production builder here and I went with that company as the

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qualifying broker for a couple of years. That was the peak of the market. We would literally sit in a model home and people would line up, pick lots, and go under contract off renderings, before there was even product. We could sell an entire subdivision in a couple of months. After doing that, I came over to this side of things, as I say it. I was with Santa Fe Properties for almost five years and I’ve been with Barker for almost six now. Do you specialize in a particular area? Ninety-nine percent of my business is referral-based. It’s people who I’ve sold homes to in the past or their children who are now grown are calling me. It tends to be in the affordable part of the market but that doesn’t mean I don’t have the ability or interest or experience to work in other segments. You just go where you’re called. I’d guess that you would have a bunch of closings working at the lower end and over a year’s time your total commissions would maybe equal what somebody at the higher end makes with just a few closings. It’s pretty funny. I think of myself as Fred Flintstone. I feel like I’m running and not really getting anywhere — not in a negative way — because it takes me 10 closings to equal one of those big guys, right? But I’m busy and I have a really loyal following and I’m so grateful for that. Are you here at Barker a lot? No, I primarily work out of my home office. I come

here to pick up mail and attend meetings and I have client appointments here, although I usually try to go to them, wherever they are. My office is my car. Do you use the internet? I do. Barker has built such an amazing website and they’ve made us so visible through santaferealestate.com that we get a lot of referrals. And it’s true that 98 percent of buyers go to the internet first. People are really well-educated now before they ever get to the Realtor. What’s your prediction for this year? The market is improving. Being an old banker, I’m somewhat conservative about shouting from the rooftops, but the first quarter feels stronger than the first quarter of last year, and pricing is improving in some areas. Have you done work for nonprofits? I’ve volunteered many times with Habitat for Humanity. When I was in banking I was an officer and we were required to be active in the community, so I volunteered with United Way, I was on the board of Big Brothers Big Sisters, Buckaroo Ball, the DWI task force, and others. What do you like doing in your spare time? Any minute we have, we’re with our family and grandchildren. My family is the most important thing to me. You love Santa Fe, don’t you? I definitely do. I left for two winters. I was in Denver in 1984-85 but when I had to shovel my car out of the snow to get to school and I saw people going down the street on their skis and their snowshoes with 30-foot snow drifts, I said forget it, I am going home. We’re so spoiled here and I absolutely love it. I grew up in Bellamah off of Siringo Road and then with my grandparents on upper Agua Fria Street just down from Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. We all miss that great restaurant that Willie Ortiz had in that neighborhood. Oh, yeah, La Tertulia, and next door was the little Sanchez Brothers Grocery. That was the barrio, growing up. We knew everybody. Everybody raised us. If you were walking down the street and you were misbehaving, Mrs. Ortiz would take you to task and by the time you got home grandma knew about it and mom knew about it and you were taken to task again. Santa Fe was so simple and so beautiful and so amazing to grow up in. My mother raised us on her sole income. I was really fortunate to have an amazing role model in my mom. My two older brothers were wonderful as well, but my mom taught us so much in the limited amount of time we had her with us. Who would have ever guessed that we would have to stand on our own two feet at such an early age? But Mom was amazing. She was ahead of her time in that regard. When the going gets tough, just keep on going. You don’t sit there and fall apart; you just figure out a way to make it happen. HOME

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UnderstandingAdobe

Carlo Digneo’s Gothic outpost New Mexico is a remote outpost for the study of Gothic architecture; more remote still for research into those who built it. The shrine to Our Lady of Lourdes in the Pueblo of San Juán (using the place-name of the era during which it was built) is a unique structure, remarkable in its unlikely presence, “an architectural jewel on the edge of the desert,” as Bradford Prince put it. The shrine is an exact, fullscale replica of the original in France. It is not the only Gothic monument in New Mexico. Standing in solitary splendor in a pasture in La Cueva, just south of Mora, is the San Rafaél mission church. Unlike the stone shrine in San Juán, San Rafaél is built of adobe in keeping with the local vernacular. In a stunning departure from native style, however, the mission was designed and built with beautifully crafted gothic-arched windows and an entry with faux birdseye maple paneling. There are other traces of Gothic architecture in the Roman Catholic churches of New Mexico, but they are mimicry: retrofitted windows, doors and tracery as in San Felipe Neri in Albuquerque and in a previous iteration of the Isleta mission where absurd, overly tall and steeply peaked belfries bespoke a Belgian priest’s anachronistic and very much out-of-place tastes. Our Lady of Lourdes and San Rafaél, however, are the real thing, revival of course, designed and built under the

direction of French priests during and shortly after the tenure of New Mexico’s most famous cleric, Jean Baptiste Lamy. The adobe monument to San Rafaél was constructed around 1865 by craftsmen whose skill we can appreciate, but whose identities are lost. Not so with the chapel at San Juán. Some years ago I was tasked to research the building for the pueblo and to come up with an outline strategy for treatment. They were particularly concerned about settlement cracks in the volcanic-tuff walls laid up in lime mortar. Always, about a quarter of the way into this kind of thing, curiosity becomes an overwhelming driver and the immediate task becomes secondary. My obsession began when I tried to discover who had built the little place and what his influences might have been. Logically, I began the quest in San Juán, but no one there had a clue as to the architect or builder. As I advanced I was frustrated that no one with the archdiocese, no one with the Chávez History Library, the University of New Mexico, the Historic Preservation Division, or the New Mexico State Library and Archives could offer anything but “Good luck.” During the months of research, two names recurred, but neither could be tied directly to the Lourdes monument in the existing, accessible resources. One afternoon, in desperation, I called the

estimable John Kessell, scholar, historian of DeVargas and savant of New Mexico’s mission churches, and we discussed my dead ends. Near the end of the conversation I said in mock despair, “Perhaps I should just make up the history.” A good idea, he responded, “just make it lively!” Then, almost as an afterthought, he suggested that I check the regional phone books for any possible connection to the two names that had popped up. Well, Duh. I had found an obscure reference to a Carlo Digneo in my research and so my first calls were to the Digneos in the Santa Fe phone book. Several referred me to an elder brother or cousin and the trail led to Robert Digneo. I stumbled through my oft-repeated dilemma and asked if he knew of a Carlo and if... In mid sentence he interrupted and said simply, “Yep, he built it.” End of story. Robert and his brother Edward turned out to be grandsons of Carlo. They invited me over to peruse the family scrapbooks and thus elucidated an intriguing bit of New Mexico History. The combination of family lore and hard documentation relates that Carlo and his two sons, Fred and Charles, daily rode the Chili Line (the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad) to Chamita, the San Juán stop, and walked to the worksite. There they cut, dressed and laid the soft volcanic tuff that was quarried

Recent Home & Land Sales Sales data for the period March 19-April 18 from Santa Fe Association of Realtors MLS reports. Not all sales are reported. Homes 79,900 92,000 106,000 109,725 115,000 115,000 117,100 125,000

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Homes 139,000 187,500 189,950 205,000

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Land 42,500 48,100

750,000 810,000 870,000 890,500

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Homes 130,000 207,500 234,000 315,000 445,000

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“up the canyon” and delivered in rough blocks by wagon. The result, according to architect and architectural historian Vincent Scully is “a tall stiff Gothic creature like one of Archbishop Lamy’s French priests... [with] high collars and tight shoes.” Perhaps to his dour eye. Mine, like Bradford Prince’s, is more appreciative. Heading south from Alcalde and points north I always glance to the west to catch a glimpse of Carlo Digneo’s remarkable Gothic outpost on the edge of the desert. Edward Crocker (982-2448 or eec@ crockerltd.net) is a principal of Crocker Ltd. Architectural Conservation, which specializes in historic-preservation contracting and consulting. He is a trustee of the International Council on Monuments and Sites.

2,200,000 Land 55,000

Homes 176,159 274,000 280,000 320,069 442,000 500,000

Homes 78,000 107,000 149,000 193,200 202,000 268,864 308,615 320,000 330,000

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520,000 540,000 575,000 585,000 770,000 799,000 842,500

340,000 355,000 383,000 426,000 485,000 507,000 555,000 562,255 582,500 589,000

1,739,000 2,100,000 Land 70,000 181,500 425,000

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Mesmerizing views of the Sangres from this remodeled adobe/concrete home on 2.5 wooded acres less than two miles from the plaza. Four bedrooms and 4 full baths with stunning finishes including oak floors, plastered walls, Carrera honed marble, granite. www.LasCampanasExperts.com MLS #201305598 $1,250,000

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This authentic adobe home embodies Santa Fe style with gracious lines, finishes and a spectacular view of the lake, golf course and sunsets. Enjoy two master suites and a resort kitchen. Furniture package available! www.LasCampanasExperts.com MLS #201400480 $699,000

Enjoy this beautiful homesite with premium views to the sunsets and mountains to the west, and the sunrise and mountains to the east. This level homesite is an easybuild and there is no time-table for building. 1.07 acres. www.LasCampanasExperts.com MLS #201400864 $60,000

viEw LoT CLoSE To ThE Spa and TEnniS CEnTEr 81 WeSt golden eagle, lot 408a Beautiful, wooded 2.2-acre golf course homesite in Las Campanas with views to both the Sangre de Cristo mountains and to the western jemez mountains and sunsets. very private and close to the Las Campanas Spa and Tennis Center. www.LasCampanasExperts.com MLS #201302322 $250,000

STrikingLy BEauTiFuL viEwS in aLL dirECTionS 64 chiSholm trail La Tierra nueva - This strikingly beautiful homesite has incredible views in all directions. Close to gatehouse, yet very private. a guesthouse is allowed and horses are welcome. This is an easy-build lot with fantastic views in a beautiful neighborhood. 10.59 acres. www.LasCampanasExperts.com MLS #201305611 $325,000

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1103 BiSHoP’S lodGe roAd $1,250,000 • Completely-remodeled adobe/concrete home on wooded acreage • Open kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, mesmerizing views • Oak floors, plastered walls, Carrera honed marble, granite, travertine • Detached 800 sq.ft. 2-car garage with large storage room • 4 br, 4 ba, 3,164 sq.ft., 2-car garage, 2.34 acres • SantaFeProperties.com/201305598 Paul Geoffrey 505.660.6009

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17 GreeN MeAdoW looP $1,125,000 • Beautifully-remodeled home, open living, big east/west views • Three bedroom suites, study, large studio with northern light • Wood floors, plastered walls, cherry wood cabinets, large portal • 'Corn Maiden' sculpture by Frank McGuire is included • 3 br, 5 ba, 3,481 sq.ft., 3-car garage, 1.78 acres • SantaFeProperties.com/201305746 laurie Farber-condon 505.412.9912

153 cANterA circle $1,100,000 • A new listing near Canyon Road and downtown • Single-level custom home in a self-contained enclave • Hardwood and flagstone floors, plaster walls, high ceilings • Dining room, two living rooms, huge master, guest quarters • 3 br, 3.5 ba, 3,260 sq.ft., 2-car garage, 0.34 acre • SantaFeProperties.com/201400804 Gavin Sayers 505.690.3070

1976 cerroS colorAdoS $1,050,000 • A contemporary masterpiece • Elegant and chic with majestic views • Custom cabinetry and built-ins • Features a separate studio/guest quarters • 2 br, 3 ba, 2724 sq.ft., 2-car garage, 0.52 acre • SantaFeProperties.com/201401286 the efrain Prieto Group 505.470.6909

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Live and entertain in this 4400 sq.ft. adobe. On one level, this authentic and private home has a great floorplan and a well-appointed guesthouse. On 2.89 acres with a 2-car garage... what’s not to like? #201401373

Beautifully sited on 3 acres, the Sangre and Jemez views are extraordinary. This 2004 ‘Parade of Home’ award winner has a perfect floorplan, all one level, with three bedrooms and four bathrooms. #201401645

One mile from the Plaza with panoramic mountain views, on one level! Comfortable, perfect for entertaining, interior courtyard and portal. 2,814 sq.ft. on just over one acre, 3 br, 3 ba, den and a 3-car garage. #201305222

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4,441 sq. ft. adobe on 1.5 acres. Four bedrooms each with ensuite baths. Built by Bryant Construction as their personal residence, no detail was missed. Sweeping Sangre views from every room including the hilltop hot tub. #201305111

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enjoy the best possible combination of private space and gathering places, inside and out. The gourmet kitchen serves as the hub of this extraordinary home, with the impressive living room and formal dining room. Two of the bedrooms and the 3-car garage are on one side of the home and the luxurious master suite on the other. 3 br, 2 ba, 1,856 sq.ft. (under construction) 49 Caballo Viejo 2-car garage #201304129 $359,900 19 Caballo Viejo 3-car garage #201304128 Model Home $369,900 A PojoAque CHARMeR CONTRACT PeNDING

NeAR COMPLeTION $295,900 68 La Pradera Girasol Floor Plan The Girasol is an open, flowing floor plan with the kitchen and great room at the heart of it. An octagonal entryway with vaulted 16’ ceilings opens into the main living area, which has raised 10’ ceilings. 3 br, 2 ba, 2-car garage. 1,636 sq.ft. MLS#201304144 NeAR COMPLeTION $269,900 112 Bosquecillo Casa Verde Floor Plan Casa verde floorplan - 1,463+/- sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 2 bath which includes an attached 1 bedroom casita perfect for a home occupancy business. Interior courtyard between main house and casita. Granite counter tops complete the gourmet kitchen which opens to dining and living areas. 2-car garage. MLS#201304145

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Olivia Floor Plan SOLD $285,900 “Haciendas Parade of Homes Winner!” The oliva Floor Plan, featuring approximately 1582 sq.ft. by Rachel Matthew Homes. This home features three bedrooms and two baths, grand 10’ ceilings in the greatroom. 2-car garage. MLS#201305471 SOLD $285,900 20 Caballo Viejo (LOT 195) Coral Berry Floor Plan The Coral Berry is an open concept floor-plan with large windows and raised 10’ ceilings in the great room. The kitchen flows directly into the great room, with a dining area off to one side. 3 br, 2 ba, 2-car garage. 1,522 sq.ft. MLS#201304134

7519 Snow Blossom $225,000 Beautiful home with updated stucco, windows and hot water heater. Kitchen has granite counter tops, breakfast bar and dining area. Lots of charm, vigas, kiva fireplace, great landscaping. Call the realtor for gate code. 1,410 sq.ft., 3 br, 2 ba. MLS#201301380

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6952 Golden Mesa $259,500 Beautiful home with an excellent floor plan including 3 full baths, and 3 bedrooms. It features beautifully-landscaped outdoor living areas with drip irrigation and formal living and dining areas. Kitchen opens to the family and breakfast area. Solid core doors, kiva fireplace, A/C cooling. 2,186 sq.ft. MLS#201300212

462 County Road 84 $299,500 The cutest home in el Rancho is on nearly half-an-acre with a private well. Surrounded by mature trees, plantings, and ditch rights, it includes beautiful wood finishing, hardwood floors and built-in shelving throughout. 3 br, 2 ba, 2,601 sq.ft., 1-car garage, 0.48 acres. MLS #201400764

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Lot 30 High Summit (2618 Summit Court) $198,000 This vacant lot is ready for your dream home to be built. Mountain living just minutes from historical Santa Fe Downtown Plaza. Located in the community of Santa Fe Summit. All paved roads, underground city utilities. Spectacular views. 0.76 acre. MLS #201305240

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147 gONZALeS, UNIT 8 – With gorgeous sunset and city light views and distinct original finishes, this truly superb one-of-a-kind home - perched beautifully on a hill overlooking the city - embraces the saying, “It’s all in the details.” 3 br, 4 ba, 3,500 sq.ft., 2-car garage, 0.27 acre. MLS #201305873 $1,749,000

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16A CAMINO CALABASAS – Nestled comfortably on a hillside maximizing exceptional views and outdoor enjoyment is the inspiring and creative home, with interior flagstone and hardwood floors and attached guest house. 4 br, 4 ba, 4,000 sq.ft., 3-car garage, 2.5 acres. MLS #201305161 $895,000

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his property is one of the most magical, gracious and sophisticated homes on the market today and is located right in the Heart of the Historic Eastside in the Atwill Compound. Sequestered behind adobe walls, you will undoubtedly experience a peace and serenity you might not expect being so close to galleries and the excitement of Canyon Road. The best of all worlds... although designated a condo, it feels just like a single-family home. 2 br, 2 ba, sitting room/office, 2,052 sq.ft. MLS#201401156..........................$997,000

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hat an incredible opportunity to own a beautiful home in the heart of Las Campanas, close to the Clubhouse, Golf and Spa. The home is in the Pueblos enclave and is adjacent to the first fairway of the Sunset Golf Course with unobstructable Sange views. Originally styled after a traditional kiva, this home features a fantastic living room/dining room combination for a perfect great room concept. 3 br, 3 ba, 3,175 sq.ft., 2-car garage, 0.3 acre. MLS#201400571...................................................................$785,000

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Price reduced! adobE HiLLtoP EStatE witH Car StoragE FaCiLity 22 ENtrada La CiENEga $1,495,000 Southwestern-style adobe overlooking dramatic 360-degree views. The 5,994 square foot main home has a magnificent master suite, office/library, formal living/dining, a comfortable kitchen, wet bar, and spa room. It is surrounded by walled courtyards and beautifully landscaped gardens. The property includes a 9,580 square foot heated car storage facility with a small office and bath, and a 1,416 square foot mobile home used as a caretaker’s house or office. MLS #201204490

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50 enTrada la Cienega.................................... $989,000 a grand Country hacienda. On the mystical approach to Santa Fe, this grand hacienda blends classic southwestern adobe vernacular with eastern U.S. country estate traditions. 6 br, 6 ba, 8,000 sq.ft., 3-car garage, 4.72 acres. MLS#201300926

6 visTa laguniTas ............................................... $535,000 The Best views in las lagunitas. Built on an elevated lot with panoramic views, this home sits perfectly on a quiet lot in a historic area. Ideal for commuting to Albuquerque or Santa Fe. 6 br, 4 ba, 3,300 sq.ft., 3-car garage, 1.88 acres. MLS#201401180

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WiTh large loTs availaBle in several areas you Can Build your dream home in your favoriTe parT of ToWn! 78 Calle Josephina ...................$249,000 Choose your architect and design your dream home on this easy build 12.5 acre site in graceful Las Dos. Underground utilities and unobstructed views of rolling hills, Santa Fe National Forest, and the Sangres. MLS #201400598

24 Copper Trail ........................... $110,000 Enjoy views and privacy on this Rancho Alegre 10.37 acre lot located in a quiet neighborhood with wonderful mountain views, good roads and beautiful homes. Horses are welcome and Cerrillos State Park is nearby. MLS #201400396

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153 Cantera Circle - This exceptional northside custom home is in a community a few blocks from Canyon Road, the river and all the amenities of Downtown. Sitting on a rocky ledge, nearly every room in the house has sweeping views to the south or west. Built in 2000 the home has a new hard foam roof (2011) and new stucco (2012), and is loaded with southwest style and detail. Other amenities include vigas galore and a variety of latillas, wall space for art, high ceilings and oversize doorways. 3 br, 4 ba, 3,260 sq.ft., 2-car garage, 0.32 acre.

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1104 Mansion Ridge - Sleek light-filled contemporary home sited for sunset views. The sophisticated design and walls of glass maximize natural light and solar gain. Large studio with loft office. On 1.7 acres, and only a five-minute drive from Downtown. 3 br, 3 ba, 3,342 sq.ft., 3-car garage.

114 Coyote Ridge Trail - Genuine country living on 2.2 acres only three miles to Downtown. Well-designed passive solar with Santa Fe style, Sangre de Cristo and Jemez views. Office/4th bedroom. Nice outdoor areas. Adjacent to an arroyo/greenbelt. 3 br, 3 ba, 2,457 sq.ft., 2-car garage.

447½ Camino Monte vista A - Authentic (1930’s) adobe condo remodeled in 2012. Romantic pied-à-terre loaded with Santa Fe style, with an office/ studio/2nd bedroom option. Lush communal gardens. On a little lane off Old Santa Fe Trail convenient to downtown. 1 br, 2 ba, 957 sq.ft.

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1204 Ojo verde - This stunning southwest contemporary residence with huge city light and mountain views is in Sierra del Norte. There is a fabulous gourmet kitchen with cherry wood cabinetry, a large center island, and a splendid gathering room with a fireplace. A master wing and en-suite guest rooms complement this home. 4 br, 5 ba, 5,300 sq.ft., 2-car garage, 1.59 acres. MLS #201400914 ......................$1,645,000

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150 South St. Francis Drive - An award-winning renovation of a high visibility commercial building on the corner of St. Francis Drive and Alameda. Currently used as an interior design studio and showroom, it includes multiple offices, showrooms, baths, kitchen area and 1300+ sq.ft. of lower level storage and 18 on-site parking spaces on a 0.55 acre lot. MLS #201102290.....................................................................................................$1,375,000

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2258 via Manzana - La Arboleda - Enjoy rare, high-quality new construction in an established neighborhood near the Santa Fe River and Frenchy’s Field/Park. A true single-level home with plaster walls in the public spaces, a gorgeous corner fireplace and brick floors. Outstanding green-code/new construction provides tremendous energy efficiency, and very low operating costs. 3 br, 3 ba, 2000 sq.ft., 2-car garage 0.15 acre. MLS #201401340 .........................................................................................$499,500

111 w. Lupita - Excellent, close-in location in southeast Santa Fe, very convenient to schools, parks and shopping. On a dirt road, and in an area with half an acre minimum lot size, this property feels like country living, yet is just two miles from the Plaza. The land is very flat, completely usable, has good tree cover, and makes for an easy building site. Vacant lots in this area are quite rare. MLS #201303517 .......................................................................................... $195,000

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This wonderful free-flowing house is at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. This 3,600 sq.ft. treasure has gracious living spaces including an attached (but private) guest apartment, a yoga room and one of the best studio spaces ever. Light and bright it has a fabulous deep portal overlooking the carefully landscaped back yard, which in turn looks out over green belt and the Sangre de Cristos. 5br, 5ba, 0.5 acre.

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Hacienda Las Barrancas, a former Bed and Breakfast and one-time site of the famous Babbitt Trading Post, is an oasis of serenity on 4.3 acres. Mature trees and gardens surround the house, and its expansive views, incredible sunsets and crystal clear night skies make every day a visual treat. The great room warmly welcomes you with flagstone floors, a kiva fireplace and 14-foot ceilings. 6br, 5ba, 4,900 sq.ft., 2-car garage 4.3 acres.

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One reason for this is that older homes were often built with more flexible materials than new buildings: stone footings, adobes laid up in mud, and pliable wooden bond beams and lintels. When stressed, these houses tend to move uniformly. They tend to get charming, not scary. Secondly, houses are simply taller and heavier than they used to be. More and larger openings tend to provide more places for cracks to appear, reflecting and magnifying the effects of even minor settlement. Most of the homes we work on were built on non-compacted construction fill or on incompetent and unstable native soil. The footings were often not built to the engineer’s specifications. In response, we have developed an effective and moderately priced system to stabilize these homes with helical piers. Piers, similar to an auger but with individual helices, are hydraulically screwed into the ground at intervals. The tops of the piers are then attached to the footing. Once attached, the loads are transferred to the pier resulting, as it were, in placing the building on subterranean stilts. The footings are backfilled, leaving the new foundation system undetectable from the surface. ~Ed Crocker

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Tour SAR campus on Mother’s Day By Paul Weideman MUCH OF THE CAMPUS OF THE SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED RESEARCH will be open to the public on Sunday, May 11. Several buildings are the exclusive focus of this year’s Mother’s Day Tour presented by the Historic Santa Fe Foundation. The well-known recent history of the campus centers on two stories, about the White sisters, who began building their home there 90 years ago; and about SAR, which was founded 107 years ago and has been headquartered at the 660 Garcia Street property since 1972. Martha Root White and Amelia Elizabeth White, wealthy daughters of a man who served as editor-in-chief at the Chicago Tribune and editor of The New York Evening Post, hired William Penhallow Henderson in 1923 to expand the oldest building on the property, the 19th-century Benito and Juana Garcia house. A year later, Henderson started work on the house the sisters would name El Delirio. Finished in 1929, it now is the SAR Administration Building. As soon as you’re walking in the enclosed-portal entry, you see Henderson’s characteristic detailing in the rustic, adzed posts, corbels, and beams. At one end of the large main room is a “choir loft” feature supported by posts on stone footings. In the old dining room, now an office, you may notice a fireplace set in an altar screen; this was brought here by the Museum of New Mexico’s Sylvanus Morley from an earthquake-damaged church in Guatemala.

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The White sisters’ 1929 house now serves as the School for Advanced Research’s Administration Building

Martha White was an excellent horsewoman and her sister had a passion for gardening, but the two are most remembered for their patronage of Indian art and for their dogs. Among the facilities they had built on their Santa Fe property were breeding and kennel facilities for Irish wolfhounds and Afghan hounds.

Their hounds were housed very comfortably and were exercised daily by kennel manager Alex Scott. Their many trophies and awards are on display in the SAR Press building, which is what the kennel space is today, after a 1962 remodel by architect John Gaw Meem and another expansion in the late 1990s.

SAR began life in 1907 as the School of American Archaeology — the name was changed in 1917 to the School of American Research and again in 2007 to the School for Advanced Research. After being housed in several buildings, SAR found a permanent home in 1972, bequeathed by the White sisters. (Martha

New director takes over at Historic Santa Fe Foundation Peter Warzel is the new director of the Historic Santa Fe Foundation. He replaces Elaine Bergman, who resigned in July 2013. Warzel has a varied business background and is also a writer and a board member for the nonprofit Artists of the World. He recently served as a consultant for the Santa Fe Railyard Community Corporation. “I’ve been a longtime visitor to Santa Fe,” he said. “We had a second house in Taos for years, an old adobe. “There had been some renovations in the 1950s and the woman who owned it was from Buffalo, New York, and the guy who designed some of the things was the artist Earl Stroh, one of the Taos Moderns, who was also from Buffalo. I got the house in the 32

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1990s and I was from Buffalo, so that was unusual.” His wife, Denise, works in Denver for the National Cancer Institute and is finishing

up a master’s degree at Oxford University. They have three sons. Warzel wants to revitalize and highlight the resident artist program at El Zaguan, the historic house at 545 Canyon Road that holds the Historic Santa Fe Foundation (HSFF) offices. The apartments at El Zaguan have been rented out exclusively to artists since the 1920s and there are periodic shows of their work there. He also wants to design a GPS-guided app for mobile devices, based on the information in the 1972 HSFF book Old Santa Fe Today. Other priorities include refinishing the exterior walls at El Zaguan and dealing with the recent loss of one of a pair of horsechestnut trees in the Bandelier Garden

that likely date to the 19th century. “We just planted a couple of new chokecherry trees and Claudia Horn, a landscape architect who serves on our board, is back and forth about what kind of big tree to replace the horsechestnut that we lost. We’re on pins and needles about the second tree.” Asked about his experience in historic preservation, he said, “I have none beyond enthusiasm. We looked at this position as trying to bring some organization and vision from a business connection: who can we partner with? My opinion is that the preservation experts are here, the people on our board of directors.” Warzel can be reached at (505) 983-2567 or director@historicsantafe.org.

Just a sampling of the ribbons won by the Whites’ hounds and on display in the SAR Press lobby

died in 1937 and Elizabeth in 1972.) The School is renowned for its Advanced Seminar Program, Resident Scholar Program, the Indian Arts Research Center, and SAR Press, which has published the results of scholarship undertaken at the School for 35 years. Open during the Mother’s Day Tour are the Administration Building; the Billiard House; the tennis courts; the graveyard of some 20 Irish wolfhounds and Afghan hounds; the gazebo where the sisters’ remains rest; and the SAR Press building. Admission to the Mother’s Day Tour is $5 per person at the gate. The hound graveyard and, in the background, the tennis courts

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The bladder, another storage option The tank is the most expensive component of a rainwater-harvesting system. This is true whether the tank is above ground or below ground. Consequently, many people opt to undersize the tank in order to save money. Fortunately, there are alternatives to solid-walled tanks that can reduce the cost of a system. Passive systems have no tank and are always a good place to start; however, not all properties are conducive to passive systems. Furthermore, if you need to hold water for a period of time (for example, if you have fruit trees or a garden to water in dry summer months), a passive system won’t be sufficient. You will need some device to store water. Bladders, sometimes called rain pillows, may be a rain storage option. Bladders are

often installed in culverts and other metal tanks, but these devices have evolved and can now be designed, manufactured and installed as freestanding devices. These rainwater “tanks” require some protected space away from the direct sun and rodents, and are perfect for a crawlspace or other areas that are protected from the elements. Bladders can be freestanding with no need for a rigid container, which greatly reduces the cost. Furthermore, bladders can oftentimes be installed in locations where a tank can’t be installed, such as under an existing house. They can be designed in sizes ranging from hundreds of gallons to thousands of gallons, and their dimensions are flexible — they can be designed as long, oblong

tubes or square pillows. Most bladders are custom-made for the exact dimensions required for the installation. Warranties vary from one year to 10 years depending on the manufacturer and type of material used. Many bladders are available with a lifetime warranty on the seams and can be used for both potable and non-potable applications. Cost, flexibility in sizing, and ability to be installed in hard-to-get-to locations are a few of the advantages of bladders. While they may not always be an option — sometimes there is no good installation site — they should be considered as a viable option when planning a rain-harvesting system. Bladders can save you money and offer years of carefree rain catchment.

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The ultimate nest or mattress and platform. Top the foundation with a cotton mattress pad or a lamb’s wool pad (great for cooler months) to protect the mattress and add a layer of plushness. For the ultimate nest, add a gusseted down featherbed over the pad, and you will never want to get out of bed. Now, your bed is ready for dressing. We often find two aesthetic directions in bedding: (1) casual and loose, perhaps with washed linen bedding in natural vegetable-dyed colors and minimal pattern. This look can soften a contemporary home or add European flair to a more traditional home. Or (2) crisp sheeting topped with a coverlet or duvet and finished with Euro shams and decorative pillows that can be done in a myriad of color combinations and patterns. Of course, within these two camps, there are many shades of gray. A major trend in hotel design has been to clean up the bed by eliminating comforters and coverlets, and use all white bed linens with a throw at the end of the bed and an accent pillow, and we see this look making its way to the home bedroom. Are you a percale or sateen person? There The best-seller from Matouk: percale sheeting woven in Italy from Egyptian are usually specific cotton and finished with a 1-inch trim in a variety of colors

Most of us spend one third of our day in bed (even if we are not asleep!) which should prompt us to create a sanctuary experience for the best rest possible. The bed plays a large physical and visual role in the bedroom, so why not make it as beautiful as it is comfortable? Hoteliers know that their guests not only expect a perfectly-made and comfortable bed, but also that the style of the bed can instantly make or break a room. Like a layered cake, it is important to start with a good quality foundation: a combination of mattress and box spring

preferences for the feel of bed sheets. Percale sheets have texture and crispness, while sateen is finely woven and has a soft, cool feel. If you like sateen, you might also enjoy sheeting made from Tencel, a fiber from the wood pulp of eucalyptus trees. Before you purchase bedding, be sure you carefully try the “hand” (the way the fabric feels to the hand) and ask yourself which you might like to get intimate with. Thread count is important, yet not the only factor to look for in sheeting. We recommend a minimum of three-hundred thread count, in combination with a fine cotton thread such as Egyptian or long-staple Pima. Do not be fooled by sheeting with an eight-hundred thread count, yet woven in inferior cotton. Quality bed sheeting is typically made in Italy, France, Portugal or Germany. Linen bedding is an alternative to cotton, and while often used in the finest hotels in Europe, the more relaxed look is not for everyone. A good quality medium-weight down duvet is a worthwhile investment for your bed, and finds its place on top of your flat sheet. It nestles you like an egg during the winter months. For warmer months, the duvet can be folded at the foot of the bed easily accessible for cool evenings, or replaced with a more lightweight down. Happily, there are down alternatives for allergy-sufferers. To keep your down duvet looking good over the years, protect it with a cotton or linen duvet cover — yet another option for color or pattern. There are many choices of pre-made covers in just the right texture or pattern, or one can be custom-made to perfectly suit your interior.

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Bed skirts are often necessary and can be custom made in many styles and in any fabric to tie into your headboard, top of bed or bed linens. The decision here is tailored or gathered to suit the space and your personality. Skirts can be made of such a range of fabrics depending on the desired outcome — quilted, sheer, silk, linen, and the list goes on. The icing on the bed can be a decorative pillow (or several) or a bolster and a beautiful cashmere or wool throw at the foot of the bed. Pillows are great opportunities for a punch of whimsy, a daring color, and special buttons, trim and texture. Furry sheep’s fur, anyone? With the right bed, you will not only sleep well, but revel in the feeling of walking into a gorgeous bedroom every night that rivals any high-end hotel room. Heather Van Luchene, ASID and Steffany Hollingsworth, ASID are partners in HVL Interiors, LLC, an interior design firm offering professional residential and hospitality design services. Both are New Mexico licensed interior designers. They can be reached at (505) 983-3601 or info@ hvlinteriors.com

Building permits Building permits issued by the CITY OF SANTA FE during the month of March included the following:

Pulte Development, 3050 Floras Del Sol St. $113,980. — 3052 Floras Del Sol St. $113,980. — 3134 Floras Del Sol St.

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$114,811. — 3140 Floras Del Sol St. $114,811. — 5913 Violeta Virtuoso St. $163,389. Eduardo Montenegro, 832 Calle David. $245,000.

SANTA FE COUNTY building permits issued from midMarch to mid-April included the following:

Community Realty, 13 Via Diamante. $240,000. Steve Gibons, 20 Yerba Buena. $60,000. Ben Woodbury, 93 Tano Norte.

$650,000. Homewise Inc., 73 Ave. Frijoles. $308,000. Tamara Rymer, 36 Heartstone Dr. $600,000. Richard Schacht, 3 Heather Ln. $546,000. RCS TT South LLC, 97 Carson Valley Way. $62,760. Jay Ralph, 1 Cam. Campanario. $3.5 million.

Univest Rancho Viejo, 4 Relampago Rd. $121,706. Mark Messing, 12 Vista Valle Grande. $500,000. Troya Homes, 1 Winterbrush Ln. $115,000. — 4 Winterbrush. $115,000. Benjamin Kirby, 32B Cam. Don Patron. $900,000 Dudley O’Dell, 35 Coyote Crossing. $80,000.

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7 Sendero Centro - $1,295,000 Sweeping lake and golf course views set this finely finished Las Campanas home apart. A gated entrance-way opens to an enclosed portal and courtyard creating an immediate sense of privacy. Quality craftsmanship is evident throughout this beautifully constructed home with high, coved ceilings and vigas in many rooms, along with diamond plaster walls and tumbled travertine tile throughout. Enjoy panoramic views framed by mountains in the distance. 3BD, 4BA MLS#201401523 1040 Alto Street

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Serene artist’s haven on 2.5 acres only minutes to the Plaza. 3600 sf home with 650sf “garagio,” this home has been 505-699-3112 www.SantaFePropertyFinder.com lovingly updated and exudes grace and tranquility. 4BD, 3BA

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The best of Nava Ade. This 2 story Northern NM style home is close to Santa Fe’s major shopping area and recreation facilities, including the Genoveva Chavez Center and nearby Santa Fe Place Mall. This 3 bedroom, 2 full bath home has it all. There are 2 bedrooms and bath downstairs and a spacious master suite upstairs.

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Custom fine home sited for spectacular views and privacy. Designed for both your retreat and entertaining lifestyle. No steps, 505-660-4541 www.buysantafehomes.com heated garage. 3,296 Sq.Ft., 3BR, 3BA

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Sun Drenched Ten Acre Gentleman’s or Gentlewoman’s Ranchette; just minutes from the elegance of Santa Fe dining, shopping, art venues and events. 505-231-3410 Quiet country living, horses allowed, 3,000 square www.LuxuryHomes-SantaFe.com foot home, 3 car garage, with kiva fireplaces, vigas (beams), and so many extras

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First time on the market! Come & see this adobe remodel located in one of the hidden treasure areas of Santa Fe. Centrally located, 505-501-3210 santafepropertiesforsale.com and only 1.8 miles from downtown Santa Fe.

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By Paul Weideman he first photographs Jim Gautier did for Cornerstones Community Partnerships were in 1988. “It was eight churches in the Las Vegas area,” he recalled. “In one day, an Easter Sunday, I drove 300 miles and photographed those eight churches and I was absolutely in love with the organization.” For 25 years, Gautier has photographed historic churches and other buildings for Cornerstones, a Santa Fe nonprofit that works with communities to restore their important, aging buildings. Fifteen framed prints from the series are presented in the exhibition Historic Churches of New Mexico, opening Thursday, May 8, at the Los Alamos National Bank branch at 301 Griffin Street. It all started back in 1988, when Gautier began a series of calendars to promote his business, Pajarito Company Realtors, up in Los Alamos. Each year, he did a single photo with a year calendar on the bottom. “When [Cornerstones volunteer and adobe aficionado] Ed Crocker saw it, he asked if I’d be interested in doing any volunteer work in photography. He told me about Cornerstones, which was then called Churches: Symbols of Community and was a program of the New Mexico Community Foundation. “I started as a volunteer that year and immediately fell in love with Cornerstones, it’s mission, and the people it serves, mostly in rural New Mexico. My reward has been to capture these old churches and visit with many people who are working to save and restore the most important structure in their village. Cornerstones has been my ticket to experience a vital part of New Mexico and its history. Very few get an opportunity like I have had.” Prints hanging on the walls of Gautier’s Santa Fe home show the great variety of his photographic pursuits. Nudes are another favorite subject, and there are also still lifes, hand-painted photographs, and a unique series of altered Polaroid prints. Some of these have been shown in past exhibits at the Fuller Lodge Art Center in Los Alamos. His love affair with photography dates to 1949, when he developed film and made prints in the 9th grade in El Dorado, Kansas. His mother, who was a junior-high art teacher, gave him a Kodak Pony 35mm rangefinder camera when he graduated from high school. “My mother’s parents homesteaded in Texas in the 1890s. My grandfather was the justice of the peace out there and he was a farmer. I’d help with the harvest, picking cotton for a penny a pound. I was 10, 11, 12 years old and that was basically a quarter a day, not bad for the time.” Gautier graduated from Texas Christian University in 1957 and went on to work for the YMCA at various times in Fort Worth, Los Angeles, and ultimately in Los Alamos. In 1959 the National Council of Churches assigned him to Mount Rushmore, where he served as a devotional leader and did a radio show called “Breakfast at Rushmore.” “In 1968 in Salinas, California, I paid a bank $15 a month for a year to buy a darkroom. Then I started taking pictures seriously.” He won a blue ribbon at the Monterey County Fair for a close-up picture of his two-year-old daughter 38

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Jim Gautier’s photographs include this one of the San Acacio church in Sabinoso, Harding County, NM

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examining a daisy. He shot his first nudes at Tassajara Hot Springs in the Coast Range east of Monterey. “Once I’d landed in Los Alamos, I worked my buns off for four years. Then it was 1975 and I was burned out and divorced and it was what to do with a degree in religion and sociology in Los Alamos? I ended up getting my real-estate license and started with Mary McGuire, then I started Real Estate Associates with Jane Hoffman, Taffy Gibney, and Marla Black.” After that he had his own company, Jim Gautier Realty One, then in 1987 he started Pajarito Company Realtors with Jane Hoffman, Nancy Mraz, Mary Beckman, and Claudette Hopkins. “In the early 1990s, Mary and I owned the company outright and I thought we should have a national franchise. She didn’t want to, but I did a ReMax franchise in 1995, expanded it, and sold it to Nancy Mraz in 2000.” Gautier is now retired from real estate. He has been on the board of Los Alamos Living Treasures for 16 years and has done pro-bono photography for that organization, as well as for the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian and Cornerstones. He also served on the Cornerstones board of directors, including as chairman in the mid-2000s. He has many stories from his quarter-century Sagrada Familia, Pajarito Village, Santa Fe County, NM photographing churches. He recalled the time Cornerstones was having an opening at the mission in places and I would find out the name of the mayordomo Socorro, Texas. “I took two days to drive there and I in that community, because people are very protective. “Is photographed little churches all along the Rio Grande until Lupé Gonzales here?” I’d ask. Elephant Butte, then they stopped and I picked up again “You know Lupé?” at Doña Ana in La Mesilla. I’d find these out-of-the-way

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Miguel Chapel, La Sala de Galisteo, and Santo Domingo Trading Post. Contact Jean Bowley at 982-9521

“No, but Sam Baca told me to ask for her. Is she still the mayordomo?” “No, but her husband is. I’ll try to find him.” And all of a sudden, I was a friend. “I did a tremendous amount of this photography in the 1990s, then everybody started taking pictures and they didn’t need me to do that.” His main camera for many years was a Mamiya RB67 medium-format camera; more recently he has used Canon digital cameras. After he switched to digital, he donated all of his film cameras and darkroom equipment to the school district of Mora. Churches such as those on display in the LANB exhibit remain a favorite subject for the lifelong photographer. “I look at churches like I do people. Some are more attractive than others, some are older than others, some show the weather more than others, but all of ‘em are beautiful.” “Jim has compiled a comprehensive, artistic archive of the work we (Cornerstones) accomplished over a period of 25 years,” Crocker said recently. “His contribution reflects the apogee of dedication that the program inspired in the communities, the staff, and the thousands of volunteers who contributed to the conservation of New Mexico’s architectural and cultural heritage.” The exhibit hosted by Los Alamos National Bank branch hangs through May 30. There will be an opening there from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 8, and the underground parking is available for the opening. All proceeds from sales of Gautier’s prints goes to Cornerstones.

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Jumbo rates same as Fannie rates I thought this would never happen. Jumbo interest rates are virtually the same as the rates for Fannie Mae loans. Could this be possible? For more than 20 to 30 years I have seen higher interest rates for jumbo loans. Even when the Fannie Mae limit was at $350,000 (in 1999) the jumbo loans in excess of that amount were more expensive. The Fannie Mae limit is now $417,000 for Santa Fe, so all home mortgages above $417,000 become jumbo and are normally expected to be at a higher rate. At least it has been that way for decades. This could mean that a home buyer purchasing a home at $600,000 or above could achieve an 80 percent loan at an interest rate comparable to the Fannie Mae rate. How great: no more splitting

your financing into a first and second mortgage. Let’s compare. Today the 30-year non-jumbo interest rate is in the 4.375 percent range with no points or origination fee. The 30-year jumbo rate is also in that same range of 4.375 percent without any points. The jumbo 5-year adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) is at 3.5 percent — and so is the Fannie Mae 5-year adjustable. The savings are huge compared to 30-year fixed jumbos at the 5 percent level only a few months ago. Could this mean that the totally private sector of the lending world is able to finance home loans at a competitive rate without any U.S. government guarantee? Could be. As we all know, Fannie and Freddie

loans are at very low interest rates because these loans are purchased by Fannie and Freddie, using U.S government dollars, from the initiating lenders (banks and mortgage companies). So who are the lenders that are not selling to Fannie? Major insurance companies, foreign banks, pension funds, and other financial entities. This new development could be good, good, good for consumers- homeowners. As national lenders expand their lending and compete with Fannie Mae products the consumer will be the beneficiary. More competition will always benefit the ultimate user of a product. Could this be the beginning of a major shift in the lending world? Yes. As more wealth flows into the mortgage world the

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he water situation in Santa Fe is so grim that when it rains people dance naked in the streets. OK, that’s not all bad — especially given such an attractive populace fully capable of salsas and tangos — but is it wrong to feel encouraged when a neighbor has it much worse? It’s true that our state’s “use it or lose it” legal system makes no sense in an age when water conservation is so important, but at least in New Mexico, water-rights owners are limited to using a specified amount. Texas adheres to an even dumber doctrine called the “right of capture,” which Estate Guide lets landowners pump as Santa Fe Real much water as possible. The Lone Star State owns its surface water — its rivers, lakes, reservoirs, estuaries and coastal waters — but all underground water belongs to the landowner. It comes with the deed, like trees and switchgrass. The problem is that in most cases, aquifers are slow to recharge, so neighbors pump against neighbors in gem La Fond an ugly race to the bottom. Contemporary For this reason and others, the official 2012 Texas Water Plan, which looks 50 years ahead, depends more Home on the construction of 26 major reservoirs. The This column appears regularly in Home: Santa problem is that a broad Fe Real Estate Guide, consensus of intelligent inside The New Mexican experts (who I recently every first Sunday of had the good fortune of the month. Read more meeting at the annual proHome stories at www. gram of the Philosophical santafenewmexican. Society of Texas) believes com/life/home. that most of those reservoirs won’t be built within that time frame, if ever. First, there’s no dam money, as in the days of LBJ. Second, the remaining waters of Texas often provide significant local economic benefits, and since many of the reservoirs would be created to provide water to distant urban areas, the selected dam sites are often unpopular at a local level. Third, the Endangered Species Act has the power to stop many of these projects before they start. Apart from the fact that existing reservoirs are extremely low and many may soon be of little use if the drought continues, the most serious economic, legal and political challenges for the would-be Texas dam-builders come from the fact that 95 percent of Texas real estate is privately owned, and Texans aren’t known for giving up their property to the government. (In New Mexico, real estate is split about 50/50 public to private.) The ultimate irony is that Texas is currently suing New Mexico because it says some of our private landowners are pumping too much water from below Elephant Butte. That’s right. They are suing us for exercising our own version of a much more limited right of capture. March 2014

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olanda Muñoz was leading a double life, water-wise. As an accountant for the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District, in Monterey, Calif., Muñoz heard grim predictions of water shortages and rationing as the state’s continuing drought intensified. But each night, she returned to her home in an older neighborhood on the peninsula, which had a lawn so large and lush she and her husband, Ed, put in a bench. “We had a beautiful parklike setting,” Muñoz said. “It had a lot of curb appeal. I hated to give up the lawn.” Still, it seemed like the only responsible thing to do. How could she continue to justify this profligate use of water in the face of such widespread shortages?

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The clients came to interior designer Laura Casey with a space dilemma: They did not want to give up the guest room in their suburban home, yet they needed a place for their child to play. Casey came up with a solution often used in small urban apartments: a Murphy bed. It takes up less space than a sofa sleeper or futon and — unlike many of those — uses a

standard mattress, so guests, including elderly grandparents, have a more comfortable stay. “They did not want to compromise the quality of the mattress,” said Casey, owner of Laura Casey Interiors in Charlotte, N.C. The Murphy bed — which tucks into cabinetry when not in use — is enjoying new popularity as a stylish space-saver in many kinds of homes, not just studio apartments. “It’s an interesting trend,” said Chris Fahy, vice president of The Bedder Way Co. in Indianapolis, which makes Murphy beds and has seen sales rise in recent years. He says many customers are baby boomers, empty nesters, and other homeowners who want to turn a bedroom into a hobby room or

exercise room but still need a place for grown children, grandchildren or other guests to sleep. Fahy’s Murphy beds range in price from $1,300 to $3,100. California Closets, which also makes custom wall beds, has seen the same upward trend, said Ginny Snook Scott, vice president for sales and marketing. Customers still buy Murphy beds for studio apartments and vacation homes, she said, but many others are looking to get more use out of an extra room. The company designs vertical and horizontal Murphy beds, often incorporating them into cabinetry units for home offices or craft rooms.

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I suppose you already know that Victoria Murphy and Pat Pipkin (both formerly of Santa Fe Properties) joined Sotheby’s International Realty last month. Victoria needs an office closer to the law office of her lawyer husband, Dennis Murphy, so it’s perfect that the Sotheby’s office on Grant is practically across the street from him. This allows Victoria the ease of running from one office to the other (she’s a fitness maniac, so she runs) in order to work as Dennis‘ temporary legal assistant and still be at Sotheby’s in a timely fashion to meet the needs of her clients. This in addition to her job as cardio/aerobics instructor, as Northeast District VP of the Realtors Association of New Mexico (RANM) and participation in various committees at the SF Assoc. of Realtors and being an actress... I’m tired. Pat realized how much she would miss Victoria, because they are both intensely involved in and committed to the politics of real estate on a local/regional/national scale. Pat is a past president of both SFAR and RANM, she was Realtor of the Year last year, and is a NAR (National Assoc. of Realtors) director, as well as NAR Regional VP, Region XI, which covers six states. She also takes the time to sell property. I guess what all this means, Pumpkins, is that Gregg Antonsen (QB for Sotheby’s) can thank Dennis Murphy for delivering two top-notch Realtors to his doorstep. I’m sure at least 300 people already know this, because that’s how many people attended the Big FIVE O Birthday Bash of Francis Phillips’ (First Choice Loan Services, Inc.) on April 11. To make sure he had enough room for all his friends, Francis reserved the Palace Restaurant — all of it in its entirety — and turned it into a white-hot club for one night. He imported VJ Tom Yaz all the way from Boston/Provincetown to rock Santa Fe with a custom mix of dance music and videos. By that, Fred and Ginger, I mean Tom had four video screens goAfter 34 years, they’re married, so congrats, Michael and Gabe! ing simultaneously with all of

ranch with Susan Kline and Lynden Galloway (Sotheby’s) last month, she ignored her many psychics’ recommendation ($30 million) and priced it at $18 million, because 9 is the number of completion (8+1=9 and/or 9+9=18)? Letting go of the ranch does not mean that Ms. MacLaine has completed her New Mexico journey, however. She’s keeping her place in town, Rosebuds, so there may be plenty of MacLaine sitings ahead for people-watchers like me. Another Did-You-Know... that my editor and friend, Paul Weideman (Santa Fe New Mexican) just recently celebrated his 17th year as editor of the Home|Santa C Fe Real Estate Guide that you are at this P O minute reading? Paul took over the job as editor of this magazine the month after H R The New Mexican bought the Real Estate O N Weekly from the Santa Fe Association of T E Realtors. Which is how I know I’ve been at O R this gossip business for 19 years, because the Association published it for about 2 years before The New Mexican rescued us. Yes, Possums, one more example of another seismic schism in our Realtors’ organization that we managed to survive. To Paul’s credit, I know the Victoria took a plunge magazine has won a national 1st-place award for content at least 3 times, an award given by the National Association of Real Estate Editors. So whatever happens, Paul, don’t leave us!

Darlings, Did you miss me? Over the years, I’ve taken a month off here and there. But this time, I thought I would experiment and skip two months in a row. I wanted to see if I missed butting into other people’s lives and ferreting out more information than I could ever print and still have friends. Well, Sweetpeas, it turns out I think I missed you a lot more than you missed me. So here I am, back, hoping to tell you something you didn’t already know. For instance, did you know that when Shirley MacLaine listed her Abiquiu

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them synced to the music. Pretty fabulous, Cupcakes, but when has Francis thrown a party that was anything less than that? Let’s just hope he never gets too old to drink and dance. (Please, Love Bugs, does that ever happen to anybody? I know that we’ve all stopped drinking and driving, but thank god we still have dancing.) Okay, Lemon Drops, how many know this? Michael Nicola and Gabriel Bustamante (formerly Sotheby’s) exited Santa Fe and moved to Mill Valley last September. That’s old news to many, but maybe you didn’t know that they got married on April 13, the very day of their 34th anniversary of being together. They had a lovely ceremony (of course, Butter Beans, would it be anything less?) with about 40 guests attending, followed by a scrumptious picnic (again, would it be anything less?) on a hilltop overlooking the Bay. A couple of years ago, Michael told me that the first day he met Gabe, he knew that Gabe was the man he wanted to be with for the rest of his life. I don’t want to be a spoil sport (or do I?) but I must confess, Dear Hearts, that marriage has certainly ruined my relationships on more than one occasion. Yet somehow that doesn’t keep the desire for romantic love from lurking deep in the heart of me, how about you? I also know that I could possibly run into someone and think, “There’s the person I want to be with for the rest of my life,” because a lifetime for me at this point could be a short-term commitment (and that’s where I’m best). So long, Sweetpeas. Until next time... Oakley Oakley can be reached at merrilypierson@me.com.

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Prepare for your new-home project With the coming of Spring to New Mexico, and a seemingly revived economy to Santa Fe, many more people are considering the prospects of building a new home than we have seen since the “Great Recession.” This is great news to contractors and architects alike, and long overdue for many in the building trades who have struggled to keep afloat over the last several years. Many folks who have been on the fence in recent years seem to be making the all-important decision to build on land they’ve owned, or are searching for a perfect lot on which to build their dream home. With interest rates still low, and local banks willing and able to loan to qualified owners, plus a relative shortage of high-quality new or near-new homes on the market, it is a great time to consider the new build you have always dreamt of. When taking the plunge into the custom home building experience, it is important to start with the basics. The fundamentals of home building are no

different today than they were before the economic downturn. Average construction costs have remained relatively constant in the post-recession era, and the values of building lots still hinge on the key attributes that make Santa Fe such a special place to live. Location, access to views and open space, proximity to utilities, and topography of the building site remain key drivers of lot preference. If you are looking for land to build on, take time to visit several potential sites with your Realtor. Understand the covenants or other building restrictions present. If at all possible, invite your preferred architect and/or contractor to visit the lots on your short list with you. He or she should be able to offer you a professional perspective on the suitability of any particular lot to your home-design aspirations and budget. Not all homesites are equal. Will your lot require the construction of a long driveway or road for access? Are utilities such as power, phone, water and gas

nearby? Will you be required to drill your own well, or is city, county or community water service available? What about sewer access? Will you need to develop your own septic system? What are the soil conditions and topography on the building site? Your designer or builder may require you to have a soils report prepared by a geo-technical engineer prior to design or construction. Often, these investigations can be done during your due-diligence period prior to closing. Such existing conditions can be significant influences on your overall construction budget and should be understood, at least in general terms, before committing to the property. The design and construction of a custom home can be a deeply rewarding experience. But it is not one without challenges or potential pitfalls. Take your time to explore the existing conditions on the lot you hope to build on, and enlist your architect and builder to get the professional perspective.

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el rito hideaway This authentic Territorial adobe has been thoughtfully restored throughout. This home has spacious rooms with high ceilings and careful attention to preserving its original character and integrity…adobe walls, nooks, carved lintels, vigas, and rustic paneled doors blend seamlessly with the wood and brick floors. El Rito Hideaway is completely enclosed with a courtyard, 1237 sq ft main house, 630 sq ft guest house. The guesthouse has a full kitchen and bath with private courtyard and patio. There is a light filled studio/gallery with 1500 sq ft. All of this sits on over an acre of land with gardens, fruit trees and irrigation rights. 60 minutes to Santa Fe, Taos, and Whole Foods!

raNCho de los arboles Rancho de los Arboles will capture your imagination with its gorgeous studio (1,801 sq ft) and gracious pueblo style home (3,680). This 9.7 acre ranch with large, irrigated pastures on the bank of the Rio Chama is an ideal horse property with unlimited riding in the adjacent Santa Fe National Forest. The lush fields and green orchard with distant mountain views are a delight from every room. The large cook’s kitchen with granite counter tops and brick/concrete floors, exposed beams & vigas, his & hers dressing rooms & closets, are just some of the details that make this such a delightful place to live. The studio space is spectacular with its large light-flooded windows.

MLS

MLS 201305230

#201401383

1.06

acres

$278,000

9.7 acres

67 el Mirador drive Own this lovely property in the rolling hills of Abiquiu! There is an adobe casita and a small adobe home with a detached 30’ x 30’ RV garage/workshop on this 14 acre parcel. Enjoy the panoramic views of the Sangre de Christo Mountains to the East and Pedernal rising majestically in the Western landscape from this private retreat/getaway. This is an active solar property that has been upgraded recently and even has a propane generator as backup. The home and casita have lovely portals to enjoy the view and surrounding beauty of the Abiquiu landscape. Come visit, you may want to stay forever! One Hour from Santa Fe.

$885,000 MLS

#201400932

acres

$295,000

HIGHWAY 84, AT THE ABIQUIU INN • (505) 685-4646 www.abiquiuland.com

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Abiquiu Realty, Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Crocker, Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Adobe Realty of Santa Fe, Inc. . . . . . . . 11

Dougherty Real Estate Company . . . . . . 47

Barker Realty, Inc . . . . . . . . 18-20, 41, 42

First National Bank of Santa Fe . . . . . . 42

Bell Tower Properties . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Keller Williams Realty . . . . . . . .36-37, 45

CB FOX Furniture . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Los Alamos National Bank . . . . . . . . . 45

Chapman Realty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

Santa Fe Properties, Inc. . . . . . .23-31, 48

Coldwell Banker Trails West Realty . . . . 35

Sotheby’s International Realty . . . 2-6, 8-15

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102 Victoria Street 102 MLSVictoria #201400060 Street MLS$899,000 #201400060 $899,000 3 bedroom, 3 bath; 3 bedroom, 2,367 sq.3ft.; bath; possible 2,367 office/studio sq. ft.; possible office/studio

118 La Vereda street 118$1,175,000 La Vereda street $1,175,000 2 bedroom, 2 bath;2 1,865 bedroom, sq. 2 ft. bath; + 333 1,865 sq. ft.sq. guest ft. +casita 333 sq. ft. guest casita

618 E. Alameda, Unit 618 CE. MLS Alameda, #201400774 Unit C MLS $897 #201400774 ,500 $897,500 2,016 sq. + 389 2,016 sq. ft.sq. storage ft. + 389 sq. ft. storage 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath; 2 bedroom, 2 1/2ft.bath;

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FRONT COVER PROPERTY 48 Macho Canyon Road $5,500,000 Magnificently appointed, treed and secluded. Luxury amenities, make for a carefee and relaxed lifestyle in this 7130 sq. ft. compound retreat with Macho Creek flowing through the 156.2 acres with spectacular views. SantaFeProperties.com/201401495 James Congdon 505.490.2800

Rancho Acequias $2,395,000 This working ranch and fly fishing retreat on the Chama River has water rights and a stocked trout pond. Other contiguous parcels are available. 2 br, 2 ba, 1600 sq.ft., 81 acres. SantaFeProperties.com/201302599 Gabrielle Burke 505.690.4147, Don DeVito 505.690.1866

1467- Tracts B-1&2 Upper Canyon Road $1,395,000 Lush river valley off of Upper Canyon Road with 646 feet of always running section of the Santa Fe River. Nature lovers will delight in the peaceful and serene setting. 2.24 acres SantaFeProperties.com/201202907 Matthew Sargent 505.490.2800

9 Red Fox Trail, Pecos Canyon $839,000 Nestled on the Pecos River among the ponderosa pine, this spectacular custom log home offers quintessential mountain living on a private lot. 3 br, 2 ba, 2,000 sq.ft., 2 acres. SantaFeProperties.com/201400836 FREE EVENT Don DeVito & Matt Desmond 505.670.1289

27 Mountain Trout Lane $389,000 The Pecos River runs along for 200 feet at this lush property featuring a 6 year-old-cabin with a RV garage located in Pecos Canyon. Packaged to please both taste and budget. 2 br, 1 ba, 1,137 sq.ft., 0.41 acre. SantaFeProperties.com/201401003 James Congdon 505.490.2800

Unit 14 Tres Lagunas $329,000 Come build your cabin on one of the last cabin sites in the heart of majestic Tres Lagunas. Go fishing out your back door where there is some of the best trophy fishing in all of New Mexico! SantaFeProperties.com/201305015 Melissa Adair 505.699.9949

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