Santa Fe Real Estate Guide August 2011

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37 RANCHO ESCONDI

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portales, landscaped courty

patios, and a grassy lawn

rounding a swimming pool.

rolling hills of the country

just north of Santa Fe off

perfectly serene setting.

MLS# 201004901

Offered at $3,000,000 on

9.319 acres or $3,400,000 o

15+/- acres

RAY RUSHDirect 505.984.5117Mobile [email protected]

TIM VAN CAMPDirect 505.984.5118Mobile [email protected]

Hidden Treasures

231 ROSARIO BOULEVARD

#A & #B

An ideal blend of sophisticated Southwestern

and contemporary styles, this one-of-a-kind

home is tucked into a hillside just blocks

from the Plaza. Features of the three or four

bedroom home are stained concrete floors, skylights, kiva firep

and stylish hardware and fittings. A sunny deck offers a rare in-t

panorama of mountains and treetops. A two-bedroom guestho

offers visitors a spacious, relaxed retreat.

MLS# 201101577 Offered at $1,100,000

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717 CAMINO OCASO DEL SOL

Perched high in the hills above Santa Fe, this four

bedroom adobe hacienda constructed by

renowned builder Doug McDowell boasts a

unique blend of classic Pueblo styling with mod-

ern appointments and amenities. The distinctive, expansive main resi-

dence and cozy guesthouse envelope a gorgeous landscaped courtyard

with serene dipping pool.

MLS# 201003040 Offered at $2,500,000


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KEVIN BOBOLSKY505.470.6263

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Operated by Sothebys International Realty, Inc. Sothebys International Realty is a registered trademark. www.sothebyshomes.com/santafe 231 Washington Avenue 505.988.8088

MARILYN FOSS505.231.2500

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610617 GARCIA STREETSix single family homes with

views built by the renownedeam of Doug McDowell and Jim

Satzinger to the highest stan-

dards of green building. Energyefficient, one-level, universal de-

signs built for quality and com-fort. 2 and 3 bedroom homes,

most with casitas, ample natural

ight, great art walls, open con-cept, landscaped portals and

entry courtyards. Sustainable

and responsible living with energy renewablephotovoltaic, solar and thermal features pro-

viding energy savings and healthy, clean living

environments. Starting at $1,485,000

McDowell Satzingers Newest Project 6 Single Family Homes

Now 50% SOLD OUT! Only 3 Left

98-A A RROYO HONDO ROAD $795,000ncredible home in Arroyo Hondo with 4,529 sq ft, 3 bed-

ooms plus office. Light and bright, beautiful views, plaster

walls, vigas, kiva fireplaces, nichos, curved walls, court-

ards great Southwest style. #201102828

98-B ARROYO HONDO ROAD NOW $915,000Inviting, spacious Arroyo Hondo home and separate guest

house both with panoramic views. Open, flowing floor plan

with beautiful upscale finishesbrick flooring with radiant

heat, plaster walls and soaring beamed ceilings. #201102250

HOLMAN RANCH $2,450,000A stunning and rare retreat comprised of 840 acres, 2 springs

and the Mora River running through it. Wander from the won-

derful historic adobe compound in a lush river valley on trails

leading up into aspen and pine forest in the beautiful Rincon

Mountains. #201001402

03-405 SOSAYA NOW $1,100,000istoric Willard Clark (1910-1992) home. Former home of one

f New Mexico's beloved early 20th Century artists. Incredible

ardens, gourmet kitchen, and master suite deck. Two sepa-

ately deeded lots. Close to Canyon Road and its fine galleries

nd dining. #201003163

15 CERRO BLANCO NOW $525,00Soft, Southwest Contemporary 3BR, 2BA with stunning view

of the Galisteo Basin and Cerro Colorado. Open, sophist

cated floorplan designed with the art collector in mind. The

acre lot allows horses and studio/guest quarters. #20110048

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20 VISTA REDONDA $1,100,000With breathtaking mountain panoramas and Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired design, this 5,160 sq ft 3-bedroom residencewith studio on 6.9 acres is remarkable. Featured are a sensational 49-foot great room with high coffered ceilings andmedia area, slate floors, mahogany cabinetry, and superb master suite with office and double baths. The generous kitchenhas breakfast area, walk-in pantry and 360-bottle wine keeper. One of the guest suites has an adjoining study. The spa-cious gardens include a dramatic dining pavilion. MLS# 201101068

10 VIA VECINO $Thrill to glorious Sangre de Cristo Mountain viewsa matchless site for this 3,704 sq ft none-level Tesuque home on 1.5 acres. The huge great room with high beamed ceilings odeep entertaining portal. The 29-foot master has a sybaritic bath and private terrace, andderfully appointed center-island kitchen with dining portal will delight cook and guests. Feacherry-stained oak floors and maple cabinetry, hand-troweled plaster walls, 3 fireplaces, Aheated 3-car garage. MLS# 201103183

954 SANTO NINO PLACE $1,395,000Right in town! This fabulous one-level north side double adobe house with superb studio/guesthouse on 1 acre offers amazing Sangre de Cristo vistas. Updated and transformed to completeperfection, it has an impressive great room, separate family room, showcase kitchen, a marvelousmaster with luxurious bath and 23' closet, and lovely outdoor entertaining spaces. The main househas tumbled brick floors, hand-troweled plaster walls, vigas with coved ceilings, rich cabinetry, anda separate guest wing. Four-car garage! MLS# 201101820

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1047 OLD SANTA FE TRAIL $4,800,000Rarelydoesa stellar Eastside propertydefyingcomparison in a primeEastside location become available. That rarity is this spectacularwalled estate. With remarkable views, 2.4 acres of exquisite groundsinclude a gorgeous infinity pool, stunning koi pond, a visual feast ofseasonalblooms,and lavish entertaining spaces.The mainand guesthouses offer elegant design and execution, and irreplaceable detail.Uncompromising craftsmanship and flawless taste merge historicSanta Fe character with understated luxury. MLS# 201102878

11 ABIERTO WAY You'll be captivated by magnificent mountain and sunseyou gaze through the beautiful glass-walled entry gallechic, sophisticated, 2008 Tierra Concepts home. Featugreat room with high beamed ceilings and pigmented plaa sleek cooks kitchen, 5-zone speakers, A/C, 3 fireplacfantastic living/dining portal accessing gorgeous gardenslevel floor plan has a private office, and the master includebath with stunning stone wall. MLS# 201100580

24-C PASEO ENCANTADO NE $735,000Enjoy dazzlingsunsets andvast Jemez Mountainviewsfrom this de-lightful customTesuqueresidenceon 5+ acres. Southwest ambianceaccented with abundant Mediterranean elements creates warmthand drama. Soaringlivingroom ceilings, hand-troweled plasterwalls,vigas, and handsomebrickfloorsenhancethe home. With itsprivateand romantic master, 2-room guest suite, and huge family room/studio, plus huge wraparound entertaining portal and landscapedgrounds, this is a Santa Fe dream. MLS# 201005595

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Gated Compound Condo653 CANYON ROAD #16

MLS# 201003229 $750,000

Excellence in Real Estate,with a touch of grace...

Abiquiu Vistas10 PETROGLYPH PLACEMLS# 901951 $675,000

The Summit North1445 NEVADO RIDGE

MLS# 201003370 $990,000

Gal isteo House & Studio13 MARCELINA

MLS# 201000685 $769,000

Ojo Cal iente, NM64 RANCHO DE SAN JUAN ROAD

MLS# 201101977 $875,000

Country Liv ing117A PASEO NOPAL

MLS# 201002699 $650,000

Dramatic Nambe189 COUNTY ROAD 113MLS# 201102698 $650,000

UNDER CONTRACT2403 MACLOVIA CIRCLE

MLS# 201101573 $325,000

317 MAGDALENA ROAD

MLS# 201101140 $575,000

23 VISTA DEL CERRO

MLS# 201101984 $950,000

206 ANITA PLACE

MLS# 201102358 $495,000

1153 EAST ALAMEDA

MLS# 20110392 $1,020,000

Ref ined Casa Solana1121 NORTH PLATA CIRCLE

MLS# 201103472 $575,000

Railyard Adobe207 CLOSSON

MLS# 201100640 $450,000

Historic Treasure1144-D CANYON ROAD

MLS# 201103194 $400,000

Santa Fe Contempory812-C CALLE SARAGOSA

MLS# 201102257 $215,000

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9 STONGATE $1,295,000 MLS# 201001557

Dramatic Price Reduction for this magnificent alladobe Las Campanas property. The home offersstylish design, superior craftsmanship, and viewsto the Sangre De Cristo and Jemez Mountains.

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8 AUGUST 2011 HOME326 Grant Avenue 505.988.2533 www.neillyon.com www.sothebyshomes.com/sant

NEIL LYON GROUP

NEIL LYON, CRB,CRS, GRIDIRECT: 954.5505 CELL: 660.8600

EVELYN SPIKER, CRS, GREEN,RSPSDIRECT: 954.5556 CELL: 930.0999

VANESSARIOS Y VALLESDIRECT: 954.5522 CELL: 231.3708

7518 OLD SANTA FE TRAIL A

4BR main house includes a family room and a large library/office.Upper level master suite with private balcony to enjoy the incredibleviews. Large 1BR guest house includes office or studio space. Beau-

tiful setting in the foothills. 2 horses allowed. #201102919 $895,000

1055 OLD SANTA FE TRAIL

A classic Santa Fe residence on 2.8 acres. Terrific location providingwonderful views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Four bedroom,6,568 sq ft, with an office and library. Gorgeous outdoor spaces.

#201100111 $1,350,000

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Old World charm and elegance combine in this exquisite 3BR, 3.5BAresidence. On 1.82 acres with magnificent mountain and sunsetviews. 3,963 sq ft includes a comfortable office/study. #901776$1,050,000

2558 ATALAYA HILL TRAIL

3BR, 3 1/2BA adobe on 5.9 acres near the national forest. Designedby John Midyette featuring high-beamed ceilings, plaster walls, por-

tal with fireplace, a flagstone terrace and panoramic views.#201002950 $995,000

1776 FORT UNION DRIVE

2BR adobe main house and a 1BR unfinished adobe guest house.

Located in the Museum Hill District with south facing views. Mainhouse features an open floor plan and has been completelyrenovated. #904245 $645,000

14 VISTA LA ESPERANZA

Immaculate 3BR, 3BA adobe residence on 2.5 acres. Beautiful fin-ishes include hard-troweled plaster walls, vigas, hand-carved woodaccents, brick floors and granite countertops in the gourmet kitchen.Lovely outdoor spaces and mountain views. #201103333 $649,000

MUSEUM HILL COMPOUND

Gorgeous one-of-a-kind Eastside estate. This property on 4.5 acresconsists of a 5BR main house, a 2BR guest house, 2 casitas, stables,and a barn. The grounds feature patios, courtyards, gardens, andponds. #201101843 $4,000,000

18 PASEO DEL RANCHO

Perfectly sited on 6.81 acres to capture the incredible Jemez Moun-tain and sunset views! This charming property in the prestigious LosCaminitos neighborhood consists of an adobe 2BR, 2 office mainhouse and a 1BR, 1BA guest house. #201103102 $625,000

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RANCHITO SANTUARIOExpanses of open views in every direction yet total serene privacy. Won-derful floorplan! Several living spaces, with panoramic views. High,pitched ceilings, stained concrete and marble floors, fun open conceptkitchen. Outdoor living spaces look over Galisteo Basin. Stunning poolenvironment. $780,000

231 Washington Avenue 988.8088

MARY POPPINS HOUSEPJTravers, author of Mary Poppins once lived here! 1898 adobehouse, guest house and art studio. Off Canyon Road. SO special!High old trees. Plenty of parking. Ambiance charm character. Newwiring, plumbing and unseen necessitiesauthentic, original interiors!One of a magical kind! You have never been anywhere like this.

$999,000

7 MINUTES TOTHEWILDWEST

2.78 rolling acres with gor-geous Sangre views, theclosest lot in from La Tierra.Easy access to Santa Feand 599. $149,000

EXCEPTIONALDOWNTOWNBUILDING

Currently an art gallery, or would be perfect fooffices, a shop, a restaurant! High ceilings, greafloors, great light and ambiance. Very stylish and ifabulous condition! Unbelievable high visibilitlocation between the Plaza and Railyard! $575,000

ABIQUIU LAKEWATERFRONTWaterfront! Sunningand dramaticview lot with spectacular water views, red cliffs, and Ghost Rancfrom this scenic 10 acre retreat 1 hour from SantaFe. Magnificent building sites, well and utilitiesOwner/Broker. $399,00

Rising up at the end of a private cul-de-sac sits thigraceful 2.5 acre lot staring across at the Sangressweeping across the view corridor. Build youdream home on this great lot. $149,000

HEARTOFTHEHISTORICEASTSIDE

Here is the needle in the haystack! That very rare,special restored old adobe property hidden away inthe heart of the Eastside, and it has everything!Brick floors, high coved and viga ceilings, prettybathrooms, a sunny eat-in kitchen, a private, en-closed yard, and a separate, darling one bedroomguesthouse! $1,100,000

SANTAFES FINESTB&BA historic adobe in perfect location downtown, it is a pretty walk threeblocks to the Plaza. 18 lovely guest rooms with stylish baths, plus live-in managers suite. Charming breakfast great room; elegant, comfort-able public spaces, patios and deck. Loaded with character, ambiance,and Santa Fe style. Parking lot. Established perennial landscaping.

$2,950,000

THE EVERYTHING HOUSEWhat a special property on 5 scenic acres! A sprawling lodge with mul-tiple wings for a variety of uses. Great plaster main living room with-standing dead growth timber vigas and true Italian chefs kitchen;privacy, landscaping and views from all windows; 5BR in 3 separatewings; master, guest, and kids! Extra play, work and creative spaces inevery wing. Freestanding kids club and fenced playground; peach,plum, cherry, apple, pear and apricot orchards! $769,000

DIVINE EUROPEANVILLAExquisite European-style villa with high beamed ceilings, beeswax rubbedVenetian plaster walls, Italian tile floors, antique doors and columns, theloveliest finishes and fixtures, and on 11 acres as private as a palazzo inPiacenza. Expansive rooms and expansive views, 3BR and baths, extrafamily room, 3,000 sq ft, and 5 minutes to the Plaza. $1,275,000

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ONE-OF-A-KIND VILLAMagnificent 360 views from this unique villa that was featured in SantaFe House, sequel to Santa Fe Style. The 5,975 sq ft home is poisedon 1.3 private, wooded acres on a hill just 4 minutes to the Plaza.

Antique doors, diamond finished plaster, high ceilings with coves, vigas,corbels, and beams. Hand-carved stone windows. 5 fireplaces, andmany skylights and a comfortable, livable floorplan. Many customfeatures throughout. Location, style, comfort, and views. $1,995,000



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417 East Palace Avenue 505.982.6207 www.sothebyshomes.com/sant

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1265 CERRO GORDO ROADEastside home with attached guesthouse,close to the Plaza and Canyon Road. Stone

floor, hand-troweled plaster walls, vigas, anda steam shower. Wonderful outdoor livingspaces surround this home.

MLS# 201102866 $825,000

1312 LEJANO LANEA tree-lined, gated drive, with a motor court,landscaped features and a separate servicedriveway, leads you to a truly unique home.The formal entry introduces a home full ofwarmth and elegant charm. Fabulous views.

MLS# 201103158 $1,000,000

1013 STAGECOACH ROADLocated off Bishops Lodge Road, cloPlaza yet very private. Quiet locacommanding views of theJemez ande Cristos Mountains. Well cared fnew central furnace and newer app

MLS# 201102831 $

6 CALLE SIETE CASASStylishly designed and finely crafted 3BR,3.5BA, Aldea home. Expansive living roomwith a stone fireplace and a gourmetkitchen. Wraparound deck overlookinggreenbelt below and mountain vistas.

MLS# 201100230 $619,000

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35 CALIMO CIRCLEIn a park-like setting, this contePueblo Revival-style home features views, spacious chefs kitchen, andsuite with walk-in closet, luxurious bplace, and private view deck.

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Family compound on 43+ tranquil acres situated for the

ultimate in privacy. 7,000 +/- triple adobe main house

with a 4,000 +/- sq ft, 3BR, 3BA, gourmet kitchen, and a

grandparents/guest house. Two separate guest casitas,

workshop, swimming pool, Sangre de Cristo views, 2

pre-moratorium wells, 11+ acre feet water rights, and 11+

hours acequia rights. Pasture lands, 80+ feet high cot-

tonwoods ideally located between the Pojoaque Riverand the Barrancas. Owner is a New Mexico Real Estate

Broker.

MLS# 201000703 $5,000,000

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505.988.28061-877-98 ADOBE

www.adoberealtyofsantafe.com

Beth E. FaurQualifying Broker

505-690-2713

Roseanna Z. GonzalesBroker Associate

505-470-5638

312 Camino Alire

Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501

PASEO BARRANCANORTHEAST SIDEHOME. Beautifully furnished homeon Santa Fes desirable Northeast side. 3900 SF, 3 bedroomsuites with full private baths, large studio/ofce,hard plasterwalls, Italian tile oors, 3 working replaces,in-oor radiantheat, foam roof with transferable warranty,attached 3 cargarage featuring a loft area for additional storage and roof

access. $819,000 MLS# 201005650 Call Beth

ACEQUIABORRADA

TERRIfIC 1STTIME HOMEOwNER,Starter home or an Investment property op-portunity.Two bedrooms, one bath plus extraliving space from a remodeled one-car garage,nearly 1200 square feet.Saltillo tile, carpet and

wood oors. Large back yard with storage shed.$154,900 Call Beth

MORA PROPERTY

STUNNING 2200+/- ACRE MOUNTAINRANGE - Access & building site possibili-

ties on the west side overlooking the MoraValley. Heavily tree-covered land on the east

side with access from Hwy 518. Includes 2 elkpermits. Community waste water system indevelopmental stages; other utilities nearby.

$3,000,000. MLS# 201100545 Call Roseanna

GATED COMMUNITY HORSE PROPERTY

COUNTRY lIvINGAT ITS BEST inthe gated community of Rancho San Mar-cos. 11.62 acres with expansive views &

riding trails throughout.This immaculatelymaintained home offers 3 BD, 2 BA plus an

attached 3 car garage. Outbuildings include ahorse barn,tack room, hay storage & corrals.Water catchment barrels, landscaped & treedproperty make this an oasis in the high plains

desert.$345,000 MLS# 905580 Call Beth

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THE CONvENIENCE Of lIvING on OldPecos Trail.This 3300 sf home with attachedguest quarters on nearly 1 acre of naturally

landscaped land offers 4 BD,3 BA and 3 kivareplaces in the main house as well as a 1 BD,1 BA and kitchenette.Antique doors,plasterwalls, vigas and California closets.Attractivelypriced at $699,000 MLS# 905892 Call Beth

TESUQUEDRIvEANADOBE HOME on an oversized lot in a quiet centralocation. Ideal studio or ofce space in the back frame addition

or in the detached garage.Hardwood oors under carpet. Pro-anel & at roof. New windows & stucco.French doors to patio.

Crawl space. Plenty of parking.Potential garden & dog run areas.$248,000 MLS# 201101460 Call Roseanna

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1723 RIDGE POINTE LOOP $440,000Formermodel home with 3BR, 2 1/2BA,plusloft. High ceilings, upgrades, lots of naturallight, portal, master suite with private deck,mountain views, professional landscaping.Great North end location. #201101592

NORTHSUMMIT DR,LOT 13 $289,900An exceptional lot in Summit North with

wonderful views and a full set of plans withassociation approval. #906081

3101 OLD PECOS TRAIL#808 $690,000Pinon B model, located on a private cul-de-sac next to a greenbelt. Two BR, 2BA withelegant upgrades: new kitchen bamboocabinetry and appliances, remodeled bath-rooms, and custom built-ins. #904637 326 Grant Avenue 505.988.2533

1675 VIA B OSQUE $649,000Executive custom home with great floor planin the north hills of Las Estrellas. Elegant 3bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, with sand slate floors,high-endfinishes, portales, 3-car garage, andSangre views. #201102031

41 BLUESTEM DRIVE $7 49 ,0 00A wonderful home in a gated community,inviting patios perfect for entertaining withfabulous views, 3 bedrooms, a study, 3baths, and an open kitchen area with a fire-place, plus a 3-car garage. #201102623

1721 RIDGE POINTE LOOP $545,000Beautifully upgraded, formermodel home withgreat floor plan,lots of light,4BR,3BA, down-stairs bedroomcould be office. Large workingkitchen with breakfast bar, island, and stain-less steel Viking appliances. #201101644



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326 Grant Avenue, Santa Fe, NM 87501 505.988.2533 800.409.7325 www.sothebyshomes.com/santafe

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Santa Fe Team

Jennifer Gallagher, 505.660.8793 Moo Thorpe, 505.780.0310 Chris Haynes, 505.660.6121

7-AB COUNTY ROAD 119 S $1,150,000

276 CHULA VISTA $1,185,000At the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this completely ren-ovated Contemporary/Pueblo-style home enjoys stun-ning views of the Sangre de Cristos, Atalaya, andSun/Moon Mountains from a private 1.39 acre siteminutes from downtown. The main house features anopen floor plan with living, family, library, kitchen, din-ing, and master bedroom areas focused on mountainviews. Two guest bedrooms and bath are orientedtowards an entry courtyard. MLS# 201102016


21 VIA DIAMANTE $777,000Beautifully appointed house and guest house in theHeartstone subdivision with gorgeous unobstructedsun-set views of the Jemez and also the Sangre de Cristos.Open floor plan with a spacious kitchen, travertine tile,three kiva fireplaces, beams, radiant heating and built-ins in the master. Guest house is fully self-sufficient withkitchen, living area with fireplace, separate bedroom, aone-car garage, two private outdoor spaces and stun-ning views. MLS# 201102198

1702 WATCHPOINT $57Privately located on a cul-de-sac in the highly desLas Lomas neighborhood only 3 miles from the This light and airy 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath plus den has beautiful views of the Sandias with many extrhigh ceilings,kiva fireplaces, vigas,wood andtileskylights,A/C in thekitchen wing, ceiling fans, andmore. There is a large eat-inkitchen with extensivage space and a spacious master suite overlookiviews. MLS# 201102959

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your ideal property. Amid natures splendor Culture, Tradition, Communitysavor the Art of Living!

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172 PRINCIPE DE PAZ $475,000Custom built 3BR, 2BA Pueblo-style home with lovely flagstonepatios/walkways in the Ridges. Located on a private 3.67 acreot and sited for expansive views of the Jemez and Sangre de

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$1,142,000

Casa Estrellas. Spectacular view property off Tano Road. Commanding views of Sangre

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hand-carved elements give this home its distinctive character. Reclaimed vigas, abundant

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in 1938 in the spirit of the owners good friend,John Gaw Meem, and comple

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10 Prairie Vista Road

Four bedrooms with guest/studio attached off of OldDinosaur Trail. High ceiling in the great room with woodburning fireplace.Views to Sangres and Ortiz Mountains.Horse property.

#201102525 Joe Sabo 505.983.0384

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2826 Vereda Poniente

Lovely 2/2/2, 1900 sq.ft. home on 0.34 acre lot ona Cul de sac. Features: Kiva FP, beams, large kitchen,swamp cooler, flagstone patio, sunroom and muchmuch more.#201103469 Sabine Andraud 505.690.4857$249,900

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A lovely Spanish-Pueblo style home in Rancho Viejowith way too many upgrades to list! Includes a privateguest suite with separate bath and your own 3-holeputting green. 4-5br/3ba/.23ac.

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941 Calle Mejia, #1006

Fully renovated secluded 2BR/2BA in The Reserve.Upstairs, great views. New everything. Heated pooland spa, workout facility. Owner NMREB. Wonderfulnorth plaza location.#201103219 John Erickson 505.699.9559

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For four hundred years, the mission

urches of New Mexico have been the

urce of myth and legend, of fantastical

ries of martyrdom, heresy, retributiond reconciliation. Those that are still

ing places of worship in the Puebloan

mmunities are, along with the kivas and

n houses, very much at the center of

e intense spiritual vitality of the villages.

e physical presence and ongoing use

the missions attests to the remarkable

rseverance of the native communities.

Driving into any of the pueblos, one is

ways taken by the presence of a Roman

tholic mission in a prominent, and

ually central, location. Even the most

ual of visitors wonders, often out loud,

w it came to be that a Christian church

dominates the townscape. Even more

ought-provoking is the care and respect

ese buildings are given and the special

anner in which they are incorporated into

eligious cycle that predated their advent

many hundreds of years.

Intangible wonders aside, here we have

assemblage of massive earthen buildings

at have survived for centuries through

e will and hard work of those to whom

ey have the most meaning. Over time,

ey have been destroyed - most of them

ring the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 - and have

en rebuilt, added on to, and changed

ways ranging from minor additions to

ajor remodels. They have in fact changed

much over the years that a moderneservationist would be driven mad to see

all in stop-action. But change is the first

d most important tenet of preservation

vernacular buildings because only

rough adaptation can they retain their

efulness.

On August 13 at 10:30 in the morning,

a re-dedication mass will be said at the St.

Augustine mission in Isleta Pueblo. The

Archbishop will preside even though he

doesnt own this building. (An interestingfactoid: the bishop of the Archdiocese

of Santa Fe legally owns the churches in

his jurisdiction except for those in the

pueblos. Those are owned and controlled

by the various sovereign groups. The one

exception is Ohkay Owingeh - the former

San Juan. That aside...) The people of

the Pueblo of Isleta have just this week

finished the restoration of their church. It

is a fabulous story of which I can tell only a

small part in this space.

When we were asked to perform the

restoration of the mission, the then

Lt. Governor (now Governor) Frank

Lujan defined the scope of work thus,

paraphrased; We are used to it the way

it looks today. Fix it, but on the day you

leave, it must look like it did on the day

you began. In other words, no change.

Well, in the most substantive way, that is in

appearance, we were able to comply. But in

the interest of convenience, we added a new

staircase to the choir loft, installed heating

and air conditioning (you will be amazed at

how invisible it is), new lighting and a solid

floor. It is the closest I will likely ever come

to a perfect restoration project because

the visual integrity of the building has not

been compromised despite the installation

of features that satisfy a 21st-century

clientele and, perhaps most importantly, thebuilding is now good for another 100 years

of use. And it is still alladobe.

The resurrection of St. Augustine took

16 months and employed a crew of 31 at

its peak - that is during the repair of the

massive adobe wal ls. We removed 375 tons

of concrete that had been poured around

the base and applied as plaster during

various campaigns. It required 75,000 new

adobes, plus thousands of salvaged adobes,

to rebuild the failed north wall and thesurprise collapse of the interior wythe of

the west wall. S everal months were spent

digging through four hundred years worth

of successive floors and deposits - to reach

the original base of the walls. In trenches

six feet deep we discovered the original

basal wall detail, a mud-plastered plinth,

that gave us the starting point for repairs.

Working through the winter, we enclosed

the entire north end of the building, the

sanctuary and apse, with an enormous tent

and accelerated the drying of mud mortar

with heaters that consumed over 20,000

gallons of propane.

Through it all, discoveries were made

that added considerably to the Isletans

knowledge of their mission church. First,

we found that the entire interior of the

building was covered in murals that had

been buried under successive layers of mud

plaster and finally a modern (1959) hard-

plaster wainscot. Amazingly, the murals

were on every wall and at every height,

floor to ceiling. They were executed in

mineral pigments over very thin caliche slip

coats. After analysis and much discussion,

the Pueblo of Isleta determined that the

murals could best and most economically

be preserved by covering them with yet

another coat of mud.

Another remarkable feature of thebuilding is that it is actually two buildings,

one encasing the other. We believe that the

original mission, dedicated to St. Anthony,

was built ca. 1613 and destroyed in 1680.

It probably remained a ruin until the early

18th century when it was rebuilt, and

probably enlarged, to be re-dedicated to St.

Augustine around 1710. It is very clear from

what we discovered as we dismantled select

areas for restoration, that the original walls

those now on the outside were about

30 inches thick at the base and 20 feet high.

Somewhere along the line there was either

a failure or the fear of one and an additionalwall was built as an interior veneer. The two

walls essentially buttressed one another, but

were not mechanically connected. When

you look at the embedded corbels under the

vigas, you will see that some of the detailed

carving is either buried in the wall or barely

visible. The interior veneer explains why.

There is much more to say; this story

is not a short one. The now-completed

restoration of the St. Augustine mission has

resulted in the addition of many previously

unknown, perhaps even unexpected

chapters in the buildings history. These are

Isletas for the telling and they will begin

relating that remarkable tale on August 13.

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.

UnderstandingAdobe

The resurrection of St. Augustine

E D C R O C K E R

Phyllis & JimDickson, 607

Agua Fria St. $110,000.

Centex Construction, 4214

Luz de Estrella. $274,412.

4220 Luz de Estrella.

$118,176.

4222 Luz de Estrella.

$103,070.

3854 Montana Verde Rd.

$218,682. 3050 Primo Colores St.

$114,811.

3030 Floras del Sol St.

$100,796.

5911 Terra de Coral St.

$163,389.

BorregoConstruction, 489

Calle Volver. $165,000.

Homewise Inc., 3762 Valmora

Rd. $176,000.

Gilbert Garduno, 14 Camino

los Gardunos. $33,300.

TimothyMcLaughlin, 10

Goldmine Rd. $108,000.

John & MarilynGould, 5 W.

Gold Canyon Rd. $425,000.

JamesArchuleta, 8 SouthPlaza. $150,000.

RonFares, 82 Wagon Tr.

$200,000.

RonBatory, 7 Sobre los

Cerros. $2.15 million.

JohnDressman, 3 Eccola Ln.

$600,000.

Kyle Harwood, 183 Las

Estrellas. $656,000.

E.J. Jennings, 82 Camino San

Lucas. $200,000.

Liddel-Jory, 2 SouthernCrescent. $800,000.

DoughDickerson, 2 Plano

Arbolito. $520,000.

Michael Stone, 11 Heather Ln.

$160,000.

JohnWoynicki, 57 Lamy

Crest Dr. $200,000.

Building permits

SANTA FE COUNTY building

permits issued from mid-June

to mid-July included the fol-

lowing:

Building permits issued by the

CITY OF SANTA FE from

mid-June to mid-July included

the following:



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Parade of Homes takes off on Aug. 12By Paul Weideman

The 2011 Haciendas - A Parade of

Homes tour is set for Aug. 12-

14 and Aug. 18-21. Its not huge,

numberwise, but neither is it dinky. Back in2008, there were 40 houses on the tour. Last

year, in response to the depressed building

market, it had declined to 16. This year,

there are 19 homes featured.

Among the missing this year are two

tour regulars: the Michigan-based builder

of entry-level homes, Pulte Centex; and

the higher-end Tierra Concepts, Santa Fe,

which has won dozens of accolades in the

competition segment of Haciendas over

the past 15 years, among them four Grand

Hacienda awards and two Peoples Choice

awards.

The least expensive entry in the 2011

Parade is a Tierra Contenta house by

Homewise Inc., listed for $289,000.

Another in the below-median realm

the median home price for the second

quarter of 2011 in Santa Fe city/county was

$365,000 is a La Pradera Subdivision

house by Joe Boyden offered for $325,000.

Dee Bangert, administrative director

of the sponsoring Santa Fe Area Home

Builders Association, said one of the

interesting houses is by Palo Santo Designs.

Its at 16 Lime Kiln Road in Lamy and its

very natural, with pumice-crete walls, and

dirt floors sealed with linseed oil, she said.

Its earthy green instead of technology

green.

Another unusual one is the

contemporary house design by builder

Danny Buck and architect Jonah Stanford.

On Shoofly Street in the Baca Area of the

Santa Fe Railyard, the house is an intriguing

combination of box-like forms and its a

very energy-efficient design.

Ive done a lot of alternative things over

the years [including straw-bale homes]

and Ive always worked for greater energy

efficiency, Buck said. I built the first house

in the state that was Energy Star-qualified

back in the 1990s. I built several homes

with no heating systems because they were

so efficient, but this is the tightest, most

sophisticated house Ive ever built. It was a

wonderful job.

Stanford said the building at 928 Shoofly

is the first certified Passive House in the

Southwest. These houses have to meet

rigorous energy-use standards from the

Passive House Institute in Germany. This

house is 10 to 15 times tighter than anormal house and has energy recovery

ventilation systems. The triple-pane

windows are hand-made in a small town on

the Rhine and are among the most energy-

efficient in the world.

Stanford has ASD Architects with his

partner, Vahid Mojarrab. Stanford is also

a founding board member of The Passive

House Institute U.S. The Passive House

concept represents todays highest energy

standard with the promise of slashing the

heating energy consumption of buildings

by an amazing 90 percent, according to

PHIUS. The walls of the Shoofly residence

are 2 x 6 framing plus a Larsen-trussnonstructural cavity on the exterior

to accommodate a continuous wrap of

cellulose insulation. This is designed to

minimize thermal bridging, or heat loss

through studs.

The walls are about R-50 and the roof is

R-98 to 105, Stanford said. Its really pretty

phenomenal just with the envelope. In our

internal heat gain, body heat and cookingand lights provide 30 percent of heating in

the winter.

Another unique aspect in the external

appearance, besides the geometries, is the

taupe-colored cladding. Buck said they

custom-cut the panels of cementboard to

9 feet long by 24 inches wide. That 24-inch

size accentuates the horizontal pattern.

The Buck-Stanford unit is a live-work

building. The white unit at the south end

holds studios for ASD Architects and for

SmallFires, the graphic design company

owned by Stanfords wife, Edie Dillman.

Its a single unit, Buck said. You have

the studio unit and house unit and thentheres a bedroom: one-third of it sits inside

the house cube, one-third sits on top of

the studio cube, and one-third forms a

breezeway in between the two.

The Passive House should be a strong

contender in the green categories of the

Parade of Homes competition element.

Bangert said she believed nine of the

builders would be in the running green awards.

Haciendas includes two remod

year, by Woods Design Builders In

(winner of last years Grand Hacie

Award) and WoodStone Custom

We require these b e pretty much

house remodels so they can be jud

alongside the other homes, Bang

The tour is held from 11 a.m. to

on the Fridays, Saturdays, and Su

and from 4 to 9 p.m. on Thursday

when many of the homes will be o

free Twilight Tour.

A ticket, good for all days of the

is $15. Tickets and Parade of Hommagazines are available at each Pa

house. In advance, you can buy ti

at the Lensic box office, 988-1234

ticketssantafe.org, and at the offic

Haciendas sponsors around Santa

a list of ticket and magazine locati

see www.sfahba.com/index.php/s

haciendasparade.

Two of the houses on this years Haciendas - A Parade of Homes: the Danny Buck/Jonah Stanford project on Shoofly Street (above) and a new house by Jo

(below) in the La Pradera Subdivision off Dinosaur Trail



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SFCC tech center big on Wow factorsBy Paul Weideman

The runs of parallel pipes and cables overhead in the

hallways of the new Trades & Advanced Technology

Center at Santa Fe Community College are notable.

Something that has traditionally been covered up is fullyevident, and interesting, besides being useful: they include

pipes distributing hot and cold water that helps to make the

building comfortable and economical.

The mechanical and electrical contractors competed to

see who could do a better job, because from day one they

understood this was a building lab, said Allan T. Baer,

architect, Lloyd & Associates. They were competing for

the straightest lines.

The engineer on the project, R aymond Hensley,

president of THE Group, added, When you walk around

and see the symmetry juxtaposed to assymetry, it really

does have an artistic aspect. Its fitting that the new

building connects to the rest of the college campus at Fine

Arts.

The $12 million Trades & Advanced Technology Center(TATC) had its grand opening on May 6. A large drum

form housing the entrance doors symbolizes industry and

innovation, a promise that is being exercised in the centers

four classrooms and six workshop spaces. Under way

are programs and courses in biofuels, solar technologies,

emerging technologies, electricity, HVAC and plumbing,

and weatherization, energy efficiency, and other green-

building trades.

Laura Mulry, SFCC director of media and public

relations, said the center was designed to be flexible, and

was intended to invite new types of technology. A focus on

biofuels, for example, was not in the original plans.

This building has three functions, and its the only one

in the United States like it,Hensley said during a recent

tour of the center. One, its a s chool to teach sust ainabletechnology. Two, it is a teaching tool demonstrating

the technology. And three, it is an income or research-

income facility. If someone wanted to test a new PV panel

or windmill, we can set up the telemetry where we can

monitor that and certify the capabilities.

Its already happening in algae and biofuels,Mulry said.

We have two graduates who formed their own companies.

One is Algae Industry Magazine, and the National Algae

Association conference is going to be here on Aug. 1.

Algae is a potentially major alternative to fossil fuels.

Randy Grissom, SFCC Dean of Economic and

Workforce Development, said, We are teaching how to

make biodiesel, how to make ethanol, how to make fuel

with nonfood feedstocks. Were not using soy or corn.

Were doing things like waste donut grease and buffalogourd the tuber of buffalo gourd [a cucumber-family

plant native to the Santa Fe area] is very high in sugars. So

were looking at waste, but our biggest focus is on algae.

Luke Spangenburg is one of our first graduates and he and

his partner have a company, New Solutions Energy, and

theyre actually manufacturing these systems in Santa Fe.

Such technologies left recent visitors from the U.S.

Department of Energy with their mouths hanging open,

said Grissom, who is also director of the Sustainable

Technologies Center housed at the TATC. Another recent

visitor was Nancy Sutley, chair of the White House Council

on Environmental Qu ality.

The project team, including contractor Flintco West

Inc., had a contractual obligation to achieve a LEED Silver

certification for the center, but result is better than that. It

will be Gold for sure and its teetering on Platinum, Baersaid.

The steel-framed building has exterior walls made with

energy-efficient Reward Wall insulated concrete forms.

Interior walls in the lobby and corridors are exposed

concrete masonry units with a ground face that rather

handsomely reveals the materials aggregate stru cture.

Its thermal mass, so it steadies internal temperature; its

economical; and its indestructible, the architect said.

Green features include rooftop solar panels for

and heating/air conditioning; extensive use of day

and energy-efficient LED lighting that turns off wis no motion; s olar-sensor-controlled faucets; a pa

narrow, solar-gain rooms modeled after the trom

concept that generate additional heat for the build

a system that channels stored rainwater for toilet-

The classrooms are equipped with stylish and t

chairs and tables, and all on wheels to accommod

groups; as well as operable windows, and write-an

walls. The roofs are handicapped-accessible teach

spaces, including for solar-panel installation work

The workshop entrances are off the s econd-sto

mezzanines. One houses the New Mexico Energy

Academy (funded through the New Mexico Mort

Finance Authority and a Department of E nergy g

focuses on weatherization and energy-auditor tra

There is no mechanical room at the center, bec

electrical and plumbing equipment that usually is

away are parts of the teaching program.

The solar facilities include photovoltaic panels

thermal panels, and a high-tech adsorption chille

coaxes cooling power f rom solar hot water. Hensl

the adsorber is one of only three in the nation. It

We had serial number one.

Clockwise from left: A corridor leading to workshop spaces in the Trades & Advanced

Center at Santa Fe Community College; the facade with drum entrance; algae growin

photo-bioreactors in the biofuels program; a hoop house with plants used in experim

algae and carbon dioxide, solar panels for an installation course and, on the building,

generating trombe rooms; and solar panels on a rooftop



HOME A U G U S T 2 0 1 1 25

I am often asked to evaluate

the suitability of homesites for the

construction of a new home. Frequently

I am comparing many different elements

between the various homesites someone

is trying to choose between. The first

element to consider is the view, whether it

is a view of the distant mountains, a view

of the city lights, or one that you create

for yourself in the landscape outside your

window.

The old real-estate formula, Location,

location, location, is as meaningful as

ever, and in Santa Fe that often means

view. Determine if the view will be

obstructed, especially by a future building

on a neighboring lot. If there are building

envelopes established, how do they effect

the positions of any future houses?

Next, look at the proximity of existing

and future houses to discover if there

are any unsolvable problems regarding

privacy. Many times privacy can be

maintained by the proper placement,

sizing, and orientation of the windows.

Sometimes the nearest road or driveway

can impose upon a home with noise or

with headlights flashing through the

windows at night. I am always amazed at

how one well-placed tree can screen out

an objectionable feature.

Dont forget to factor in the cost of

a steep or rocky site. Some locations

can add considerably to the cost of

construction due to complex foundations

and difficult excavation. Requirements

from the city, county, and subdivision can

also result in limitations to what can be

designed and constructed.

The city has a ridgetop ordinance.

The county has limitations regarding site

steepness. Subdivisions often have height

restrictions. Be sure to find out if the

property has special restrictions placed

upon it. Check to see what, if any, utilities

are in place. Is t here a transformer for the

electrical service? Is the house less than

400 feet from the transformer? If not, you

may be in for an added expense to get the

service to the home. Is there an existing

water meter?

Does the property need a well drilled or

can a well be shared with a neighboring

home? What kind of cable television and

phone-line access is available? Is natural

gas available or will you need to use

propane? Is there a community sewer

system or will you have a septic system?

Dont forget that a number of our local

builders and architects are willing to look

at a homesite and give their opinions on

the pros and cons connected with that

site. Once youve narrowed it down to

a few choices, give us a call. Careful site

selection is extremely important in the

process of choosing a piece of property for

a new home. It can save time and money

or prevent a design flaw that proves fatal

and irrevocable.

Kurt Faust is an artist, blacksmith,

cabinetmaker, and homebuilder. He owns

Tierra Concepts Inc. and Southwest SpanishCraftsmen with his two partners, Eric Faust

and Keith Gorges. He may be reached at kurt@

tierraconceptssantafe.com.

Artisan/craftsman/builder

On the importance of site selection

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56 Polmood Farm road Elegant serenity and privacy is found in the 5Sq/Ft Main house and 1,735 Sq/Ft Guest House on 15 acres in TesuqueMain House features 2 Bedrooms and 3 Baths, formal dining room, living

exercise room, library and gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line appliancesseparate Guest House has 1 Bedroom and 1 Bath, living room, kitchen and sCustom cabinetry and Mexican quarry tile is found throughout. Museum qiron work is used for light fixtures, stair rails, door hardware and room divideoasis in Tesuque.

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34 GoodniGht trail Gorgeous contemporary Pueblo style home in La Nueva. Completely renovated and remodeled 4 Bedroom home on 10.35 Aby Wolf Corp, is of adobe construction and features custom details throu

including: Amercan Clay wall finishes, custom cabinetry, doors and bookshelves, Skylights , vigas and coved ceilings, window coverings and cart lighting with dimmers. The Master bedroom has a large walk-in closet steam shower and whirlpool tub in Master bath. The gourmet kitchen includesof-the-art appliances including an induction stovetop. Plentiful storage throughohouse and in the garages. Beautifully landscaped with two walled and landsccourtyards. mlS #201103432 $1,875

Clara L. Doug505.690.0471 claradough@gmai

1319 avenida rincon Located in the popular development of Zocalo, thisimmaculate Barranca unit is situated in a most private location in the subdivision.The owners have added many upgrades and custom touches throughout the 2

Bedroom / 2 1/2 Bath home including a custom banco, built-in storage cabinet,leather handrail and more. There is a wonderful patio off the dining area and adeck off the second floor bedroom. The Zocalo community amenities include apool, workout facilities and conference area.

mlS #201003688 $312,975Clara L. Dougherty


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two bedroom, 2 full bath, 2,216 Sq/Ft home has been renovated with Vikingappliances, granite countertops, new cabinets, wood flooring and a wonderfulbreakfast area. New landscaping and terracing in the front yard adds to theambience of the property.

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738 Camino mirada Lovely 3 Bedroom / 3 Bath condominium in LosMiradores on Santa Fes Eastside. The light and bright unit looks onto an enclosedpatio with colorful plantings. The unit features a gracious living room, formal diningroom, spacious kitchen and a two-car garage. Los Miradores offers an on-site

manager, swimming pool, tennis court, workout room and beautifully maintainedgrounds. Adjacent to walking trails and Saint Johns College and just a shortdistance to galleries and restaurants on Canyon Road. Ideal as a primary residenceor second home. mLS# 201101240 $750,000

Clara L. Dougherty505.690.0471 [email protected]

600 BiShopS Lodge road This charming Pueblo style home is reminiscent ofa small Spanish hacienda with a gracious living room, formal dining room, readingroom, light-filled kitchen with breakfast area. The master bedroom has a large,private sitting room/library and bathroom. There are two additional bedroomsand an upstairs office/studio. Vigas, old world plastered walls, brick and woodfloors and kiva fireplaces add to the charm of this one-of-a-kind property. Colorfulgardens, private courtyards and patios - this jewel is within walking distance ofthe Plaza.

mLS # 201102202 $685,000Clara L. Dougherty


44 BraSS horSe road - This exceptional, contemporary Pueblo style home inArroyo Hondo is situated on 5 beautiful acres and surrounded by the 100+ acreArroyo Hondo Pueblo Conservancy. With 360 degree views, the 4,823 Sq/Ft adobe home is built in a circular plan to take in all aspects of its surroundings.

Designed to take advantage of the outdoors and the wonders of Arroyo Hondo,extensive portals provide additional living and dining spaces. A stunning, negative-edge swimming pool is just one of the highlights of the home.

$2,575,000Clara L. Dougherty


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98 VUELTA MARIA. Located in Las Dos and situated on a very private 13.5acres, this 3,800 Sq/Ft Main House is a contemporary pueblo style home offer-

ing incredible views from every room. The light and open floorplan maximizesthe flow of the house and provides a feeling of spaciousness with coved ceilingand skylights throughout. A stone path leads to the 600 Sq/Ft guest house witha living room, bedroom, bathroom and full kitchen. The views of the Sangres,

Jemez and Mt. Antonito are spectacular.mLS #201002419 $1,150,000

Clara L. Dougherty505.690.0471 [email protected]



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In t e r i o

Designers talk about their work

Annie OCarroll Interior DesignDesign is about proportion, balance and harmony, according to this firms website.

Above all, design is a reflection of who you are.

Annie OCarroll has been a designer in Santa Fe for 20 years. Also part of her business

is designer Cara S carola. OCarroll is als o familiar for her contributions to All Things Real

Estate, the radio show and newsletter presented by Rey Post of Sothebys International

Realty. She is married to Miles Chaffee, the longtime owner of Milestone. The d ay after

our interview, the couple left for Buenos Aires; Chaffee, who is closing his Santa Fe retail

business to focus on the national market, wanted to check out porphyry stone for a project

in Washington, D.C.

The Annie OCarroll Interior Design resum includes the Governors Mansion, Las

Campanas spa and Club Casitas, and a Santa Fe Hilton Hotel remodel.

We talked about design at OCarrolls office in Pacheco Park.

Whats your specialty?

Annie OCarroll: Everything. For years my business was new construction, then into

furnishings, and now Im doing everything from a living room to construction, including

more remodels. I have a really cool project in Albuquerque, restoring the La Luz residential

community designed in 1967 by Antoine Predock. Were doing some remodeling:

transforming the space while keeping the bones of his architecture.

Have you done design work in historic homes?

We just finished a beauty on Acequia Madre. We remodeled a bathroom and did some

painting.

I also have a new-house project now in Summit South, and I just finished one in

Albuquerque, in Tijeras, and both of those were from the ground up.

From the ground up?

Through the floor plan and the finishes and the architectural detailing all the way up to

furnishing the house. Its usually about a two-year project. It includes windows and colors

and lighting. We look at the flow of the house in terms of day-to-day living.

How often do you work from the outset of a home project?

For me its usually that way. Its collaboration, although sometimes the architect does the

plans and then we come in to specify finishes and materials.

I suppose people typically bring a lot of their own furniture?

Usually, in my case, this may be a second home and they are really wanting to furnish

it anew. Or theyll use their things in one room, but they want the main spaces completely

redone.

In Santa Fe style?

Well, to work with the style of the house. The new market is the more modern space, but

a lot of the work I do, the architecture may be contemporary but the people I work with

want a warm, intimate feel. Some of those spaces can look very editorial: they look good,

but would you want to live in the space?

So you use warm colors, you use rugs, you might use a beautiful sheer fabric on a

window to soften the space and to frame the view.

Are you using the internet a lot?

The whole business has changed with the internet, although you really want to see and

touch fabrics. Its more of an interactive process. In fact, I really see myself as a facilitator

to help people realize what they want to live with. There used to be more mystery about

what we do but now with the availability of resources, people really hire us to express their

visions. To me it always gets down to a personal relationship, because theyre letting you

into their sacred space.

A Santa Fe bathroom by Annie OCarroll Interiors includes a tub from Santa Fe By Design, honed

floors and shower walls, glass mosaic accent tile by Oceanside, and a painting by Patti Reuse

Dazzle by OCarroll: a living room with custom sofa and chair, rug by Robin Gray, coffee table by

Marron, lamp by Vibia, and artwork by Ben Forgey

By Paul Weideman



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de s i gn HVL Interiors, headquartered in one of the Lofts at Marquez Place,s founded in 2001 by Heather Van Luchene, a Santa Fe transplant from outside ofiladelphia. Hobbs native Steffany Hollingsworth joined as a partner in 2008.

The focus of HVL Interiors is new construction, remodeling and boutique corporate

d hospitality design. The pair did the interior design for Santa Fe Capitol Grill and

buquerques Hotel Parq Central, among many projects.

We talked at a table full of fabric samples. Those were for a new restaurant in Santa Fe.

hey couldnt say more about it.) On another table was a sample of the tile used on the

lumns in the Hotel Parq Central lobby.

Steffany Hollingsworth: This tile was hand-made in Silver City.

Heather Van Luchene: A big part of our focus is to try to incorporate work by local

isans in our projects.

Youre interior designers, not decorators, right?

Van Luchene: Were both licensed, and you dont have to b e in this state. ASID

merican Society of Interior Designers] is our professional organization.

Hollingsworth: We do some decorating, but were also able and knowledgeable in

erior design, which is more dealing with larger-picture issues, such as space planningd finishes and lighting design and specifications.

Space planning, so sometimes youre involved at the beginning of a house project?

If its new construction, we hope were always involved at that time. If the clients are

vvy and theyve been through this process before in another city, then they understand

e value of having an interior designer at the outset.

Architects also deal in materials and issues like traffic flow in the house.

They dont necessarily get as specific in terms of addressing specific furnishings and

w a client will actually live in and use that space. Thats where we bridge the gap with

rniture plans and how it impacts window placement and lighting, and circulation paths,

d how doors should swing.

Van Luchene: Many of our clients are maybe scaling down from a larger home in

other city, with perhaps a great collection of art and furnishings. All of that has to be

ken into consideration. It has to be edited to fit into a new interor.

Hollingsworth: One thing that happens is that people from the East C oast have smaller-

ale furniture, including antiques, then they come here, especially in Las Campanas w hereu have large-volume spaces with high ceilings and heavy corbels and you have to try to

ake those adjustments. Also, the spaces have fewer divisions than homes in the East.

Van Luchene: And the proportion of the detailing is larger, chunkier. You have flagstone,

hich is a thicker material, and the big corbels and beams. So how to transition their

llection into the style. Theres a balance you have to achieve.

Hollingsworth: The great majority our clients have a second house here or they have

ired here from elsewhere, and when people come from more formal contexts, such as

ston and New York, there are more chintzes and silks and crystal chandeliers. When

ey come to Santa Fe, they find more of a casual idea, with all the primitive wood surfaces.

In this slump, builders are staying busy with remodels. How does that affect you?

There are more remodels now, which means a million decisions. People get

erwhelmed and dont want to make mistakes and those are the people who hire us.

Van Luchene: Navigating through the whole remodel process is what we do well. We

ork with the contractors to make sure everything goes smoothly for the client.

Is reupholstery important?Hollingsworth: Its huge. People want new fabric because its faded or worn out or

eyre tired of it. Windows are important, too, for light and views, but you have to be

reful about heat and glare and fading, especially important to people with expensive

xtiles or art.

And furniture? Do you buy on the internet?

Van Luchene: Furniture is a huge part of what we do. We dont shop on the internet, but

have vendors that have online catalogs. We have fabric and furniture reps come visit us

etty much every day.

Hollingsworth: We do shop rugs and accent pieces and accessories locally. We help

people select art. But for the majority of furniture, we have our tried and trusted dealers.

Is it typical for designers to have reputations for particular styles, like modernistinteriors?

We have a tendency for a style we like to work in and we may be known for that a little

bit, but we also enjoy the variety.

Van Luchene: A good interior designer will go with whatever the client wants.

A Santa Fe living room by

HVL Interiors features a mix

of contemporary furnishings

with traditional New Mexican

elements, and a spring-like

splash of color.

Slate floors and custom-

designed cherry cabinets

with river-rock knobs

contribute to the Zen feeling

of the master bath, by

HVL, in this contemporary

craftsman residence in

Santa Fe.



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This is a real charmer, starting with a corner-portal relaxing area shaded by an old apricot tree. Its very quiet. You hear

e birds, not cars, said broker Ashley Margetson with Sothebys International Realty.

The three-bedroom house is 2,144 square feet. It sits on a 0.12-acre site on Abeyta Street, a side lane off El Caminito on

nta Fes Eastside. Its a short walk up Camino del Monte Sol to Canyon Road.

Overall, the property has the aspect of a cozy compound, including a handsome 1-bedroom guest house built in 2008.

he price was reduced since it was a featured House of the Day in the Wall Street Journalin late 2010. Its owner since

e mid-1990s was Sandra Baker, who made costumes for Maude, Diffrent Strokes, and other television shows.

The adobe house was built in 1910, Margetson said. Baker (who has since died and left the property to her two sons)

tally restored the plumbing and electrical and added new wall plaster and radiant heating.

The homes brick flo ors and the dark wood lintels over windows and doors contrast with the beautifully plastered walls.

he thick adobe walls show at room transitions and at the deep-set windows. The living room boasts one of the homes

ur fireplaces and an elegant feature shared with several other rooms: high ceilings with vigas and coved plaster.

Lots of the historic adobes in Santa Fe have little rooms and low ceilings; this one is different,Margetson said.The sunny little kitchen possesses a good share of colorful, old-fashioned character blue tile countertops, a yellow

nk and warm white wood cabinets but the appliances are wonderfully modern: a Kitchen Aid cooktop, Gagenau

en, Asko dishwasher, and white Sub Zero refrigerator.

Among the other standout spaces are an architect-designed sun room/studio with two roof clerestories; a guest

droom with twin Santa Fe folk-art beds; and three pretty bathrooms.

Outside, along the homes south side is a brick walkway facing onto a series of locked-door storage rooms. The path

ads to an intimate sitting area next to a tiled nicho in the wall.

The 502 Abeyta Street property is listed by for $1.1 million. Call Ashley Margetson at 920-2300 for more information.

Story by Paul Weideman ~ Photos by Jane PhillipsA sweet adobe on Abeyta Street



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Color, the dreaded C-word, invokes

a fear for some contemplating adding

or changing a color on a wall or in their

decorating scheme. Whether re-vamping

a room or just spicing it up, you want to

be armed with my latest tips on using the

hottest colors, newest paint hues and ideas

for how to use them.

Let me start with two examples taken

from two stunning homes featured in this

years Parade of Homes. One was designed

by Craig Hoopes, Hoopes and Associates,

and built by Gianardi Construction. It

features Venetian plaster in the great room

in a beautiful sunflower yellow; I kept

the furnishings neutral and sprinkled in

pillows with dramatic pops of black and

bright sunflower yellow in a dramatic and

graphic pattern. I used high contrast and

added in texture for interest to compliment

the slick surfaces of plaster, polished

granite and concrete floors.

The second is of course fabulous,

designed by architect Rich Strang, A IA, and

built by Yardman Construction. This home

features a stunning neutral palette withsharp contrasts of ebony and white. Exotic

tile and stone from around the world

gracefully cover surfaces, adding texture

and color. The palette I designed here was

strictly to allow the 360-degree views to

take center stage. Textiles and furnishing

are mostly neutral but splashed with deep,

luxurious touches of mocha, red, and, yes,

turquoise!

The fashion runway has always played a

definite role in influencing color in design

and home fashion. This years runway

features mustard yellows and greens mixed

with rich reds and purples, topped with

neutrals. These colors play well in SantaFe... absolutely yummy! Many color experts

are inspired by natures palette, which keeps

us grounded and relaxed.

From the runway to the retail selling

floor, product is taking a walk on the bright

side. Electrifying bursts of color are on

full display, infusing all aspects of design

with energy and excitement. Paired with

neutrals in a bright-on-bright col

even a small dose of neon colors,

a pillow or a vase, can add just the

amount of drama to any color sta

So, for those who are faint of h

it comes to color, start off with on

get comfortable, and then go bigg

bright color in art, pillows or acce

neutral colored furniture. For tho

who are brave and bold, try dram

with bold colors for chairs, for ex

New Ravenna Mosaics Ikat tile in

and solid bold colors for sofas or l

such as Designers Guild Mezzola

in 15 delicious bold colors agains

painted walls.

Pantones color of the year for 2

Honeysuckle 18-2120. It is descri

courageous, confident, and vital.

Eiseman, executive director of the

Color Institute, explains, Honey

derives its positive qualities from

powerful bond to its mother colo

most physical, viscerally alive hue

spectrum.

Follow me on my blog for mor

ideas and the latest news in home

at Lisas blog at Samuel Design Gr

Lisa Samuel ASID, IIDA, is a Sant

and is owner/president of Samuel Des

located in the Railyard Artyard lofts. S

award-winning interior designer (licen

designer #313), a lighting designer, an

designer.

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Where is the housing market going

d what are Americans saying about

al estate? Santa Feans had a chance to

ok into the crystal ball with the help of

ecent presentation by Arthur Nelson

onsored by the Santa Fe Association of

altors. Mr. Nelson is the Presidential

ofessor of City & Metropolitan Planning

the University of Utah, where he is also

rector of the Metropolitan Research

nter. For the past 30 years, he has

nducted pioneering research in growth

anagement, urban containment, public

cility finance, economic development,

d metropolitan development patterns.

His take on the future

Documents

Santa Fe Real Estate Guide August 2011