True Historic South Capitol Adobe always in the same family I sold Amelia and Jim Hollis big house on the eastside about 25 years ago, so they could downsize and move into 316 West Houghton, Amelias mothers house - the adobe home where Amelia had been born in 1938. It had been built by her parents, Amelia and Arturo Romero in 1935, on land grandpa had given them as a wedding present, since he owned all the land around there. Arturo owned the pharmacy on the Plaza. She walked to the Loretto Academy to school every day, and home for lunch, and back. Now, Jim has gone to heaven, and it is time for Amelia to downsize again. Beautifully maintained with true love, with one bedroom suite upstairs and one down; gorgeous coved ceilings and wood floors; nichos and bancos, very private, with an additional sun room that Jim and Amelia added on, and easy care courtyard outside for entertaining or relaxation. SO close to everything! Walk downtown, to the Railyard, and Trader Joes! A very special, beautiful, comfortable, convenient adobe with great history!
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