Santa Fe Retreat! Gorgeous Authentic Santa Fe Vibe!! HOT TUB, Private Courtyards

Casa de Flora is ready for spring and summer and all that Santa Fe has to offer! Enjoy the many festivals, art exhibits, free concerts all summer, award winning museums, Santa Fe Opera, hiking, sightseeing, biking, and the best shopping and food, all happening in 2025!
Relax, retreat and enjoy this special oasis offering all the comforts of home. Stargaze as you unwind in the fabulous hot tub!
Our goal is to pamper you from start to finish by providing every amenity! Relax, we got you!
We offer four ways to have coffee in the morning with all coffee provided including Nespresso, French press, drip, or pour over. Casa de Flora is complete with a fully equipped kitchen for making spectacular meals, or choose to grill out on the back porch. When the day is done, imagine sitting in the new hot tub staring at the stars! Then head to bed for a great night's sleep on one of the three Aviya Luxury mattresses with premium cotton sheets and complimentary eye masks. Our goal is to pamper you from start to finish! We have worked very hard to provide every amenity so that your stay with us will be carefree, relaxing, peaceful and fun!

And then there is the incredible city of Santa Fe with its unique history, art galleries, historical structures, superb dining, shopping that is incomparable, and beauty everywhere you turn!

About our home:
This Mid Century home was built in 1968 by a builder named Allen Stamm, who built about 800 homes in our little neighborhood area of Casa Alegre. These quaint homes were built for the working class of Santa Fe back in the day.

Stamm’s classic pueblo structures are still today synonymous with solid well built homes and are considered icons of the Santa Fe style in the Santa Fe home market. Say you own a Stamm home and you receive nods of approval from the locals. Mr. Stamm added variety and beauty to his functional homes, and included features such as vigas, corbels, kiva fireplaces and portals.

We have used vintage decor true to the time era of Mid Century Spanish Revival, which we feel also reflects the beauty of the Santa Fe Style. We have blended in some modern and eclectic pieces to add to the unique look. Enjoy!

Home Layout:
Casa de Flora has a front covered porch inside a private gated courtyard, entry area, and a main sunny living area. The Kitchen is fully stocked and complete with two charcuterie boards, full cookware, and service ware for16, everything you need for fabulous meal preparation, a buffet cabinet complete with cloth napkins, etc.
Vintage furniture is in Spanish Revival Style and is all throughout the home with vintage lighting throughout as well. The primary bedroom is complete with a new King size Aviya luxury mattress, premium cotton sheets, ensuite full bath with shower and large walk in closet.. The quiet spacious middle bedroom has a new queen size Aviya luxury mattress with premium cotton sheets. The third bedroom is a Flex Room with Den, Smart TV, and Game Table with an EZ Pull comfy queen size Murphy Bed complete with a new Aviya luxury mattress with premium cotton sheets.
Enjoy the gorgeous hall bath with custom painted walls and adorable quirky cabinets! The back covered porch in the rear private courtyard is complete with a new HotSpring hot tub, patio furniture and grill.

About Casa Alegre Neighborhood:
Only about 2.5 miles from the Plaza of downtown Santa Fe, Casa Alegre neighborhood is a haven of peace and quiet while still being close to the bustle of all that Santa Fe has to offer. Most homes are Mid Century Pueblo Style and are solidly shining through the passage of time.

About Allen Stamm our builder:
No other Santa Fe builder in the modern era contributed as much as Allen Stamm did to the bedrock concept of "home." A visionary as well as a man of immense integrity, character, compassion and humanity, he built thousands of high-quality—but not high-cost—houses all across the face of this community. He worked always to make them livable, durable, handsome, architecturally sensitive, friendly and, perhaps most important, affordable for ordinary Santa Fe folks with average incomes. As a Depression-era graduate of the University of New Mexico, Stamm understood that hard-working but poor people needed decent homes in which to live and raise their families. As early as 1939 he was building "affordable housing" here—long before the term was coined. Despite the modest $10,000 to $20,000 prices, his homes featured hardwood floors, vigas, kiva fireplaces, nichos and other traditional touches, plus superlative workmanship. He hired women consultants to design the kitchens. He made places for Christmas trees and highchairs, and built garages that were easily converted into bedrooms for growing families. He instituted year-round work for his employees as well as an insurance plan, partnerships for his top executives, and a one-year unconditional guarantee on his houses—all unheard-of concepts before he came. He elevated the building industry’s standards, here and throughout the state. For a residence in Santa Fe, there is no higher tribute than to say it is a "Stamm House"—and like the homes he built, his legacy will stand the test of time. (Excerpt from article by Richard McCord) Entire article link: https://sflivingtreasures.org/index.php/treasures/132-stamm-allen-.html?showall=1&limitstart. If you would like to discover great information about Santa Fe's world class dining, shopping, performing arts, artists (both local and international who display their talents), numerous enticing happy hour venues, outdoor adventures and sports, the unique rich diverse history of the people of Santa Fe, etc., visit our website: santafecasadeflora.com