Welcome to your once in a lifetime opportunity to own this 1800's beautifully remodeled Pied-de-Terre. This is an original adobe, and a Canyon Road oasis. Providing you with a highly aesthetic experience this home is located just on Canyon but not exposed to any of its traffic, only its beauty. Upon parking in your own two car parking area, you walk through the gated adorned with roses into to landscaped enclosed courtyard and garden with its wisteria covered wrap around porch. Upon entering the home you will enjoy the very thick adobe walls creating a nest like feeling. Enjoy the maple wood floors, the beautiful beams, doors, handprinted tiles, stainless details and gorgeous plastered walls with a Betty steward consulting influence. The romantic and cozy main bedroom is on the main level with french doors to the private garden and fountain, transporting you to a feeling of an everyday honeymoon. The guest bedroom is on the second level, as an open loft with its own spacious closet, balcony and gorgeous Talavera tile double shower. You may also procure your short term rental license here as the property qualifies for it! One recognizes a real jewel by the light it gives, and here light truly abounds, which is a rare feat for a true historic adobe. 656 1/2 Canyon is ready for the buyer who appreciates the fine things in life as here one enjoy the newly added Jason Micro-bubble Bathtub, Toto heated Japanese toilet, 85" TV with its brand new built in entertainment center, on demand hot water heater, new A/C mini splits for your total enjoyment and comfort and much more. This historic treasure chest was carefully crafted presenting many handmade details. This is not just a home, it is a one of a kind work of art in the heart of the Santa Fe experience.
Santa Fe’s Historic Eastside
With some homes dating back centuries, these neighborhoods boast some of Santa Fe’s most photographed adobe homes and gardens. Hosting a mix of multi-generational families and newcomers, the homes, often hidden behind high walls and accessed by narrow, dirt lanes, recall the city’s early history and lend Santa Fe a unique heritage.