Restored Casita · Big Views · Walk to Plaza

One room, designed that way.



Living and sleeping share one room, with no wall or door between them. The bed is a custom queen, built by a Santa Fe carpenter, that folds up into a full desk by day, on the same mattress we use in one of our hotels. A high-end queen sofa bed pulls out for a third guest. Vigas, skylights and a wood-burning kiva fireplace belong to every corner of it.



The kitchen. Gas range and oven, dishwasher, microwave, toaster oven, blender and kettle, on restored original wood countertops under a window with some of the best views in the house. Two refrigerators: an undercounter one in the kitchen and a full-size one by the pantry. Keurig with pods, and a French press if you bring grounds. The pantry holds your groceries and the extras we keep stocked.



The dining table works for dinner and as a second desk, and there is a printer.



The bath. A full tub with a shower, robes hanging and ready. The white cabinet behind the bathroom door holds toiletries and the everyday essentials Santa Fe makes you want. Through the bathroom is a walk-in closet with hanging space, luggage stands, an iron and extra sheets.



The deck. Large, private and coyote-fenced, facing downtown and the mountains, with a dining table, a grill, string lights and a second wood-burning kiva fireplace. It sits beside one neighbor's deck, with a fence and a gate between. Best seat in the house at sunset.



The garage. Two cars, with a door straight into the casita. The opening is 8 feet 9 inches.



Comfort. Two mini-splits heat and cool, with baseboard heat by the bed for cold nights. Wi-Fi that tests over 450 Mbps, a streaming TV, and a washer and dryer of your own.



Good to know. There is no separate bedroom. If you need a door that closes, this is not your place, and we would rather say so now. It is a 1937 building, so there are steps and floors at different heights. Quiet hours are 10:30 PM to 7 AM.