Lilac gardens and 80 year old apricot trees embrace an Adobe family compound reminiscent of mellow bygone days in the heart of the historic district. The main house and studio of the late beloved artist Ted Rose, were hand built between 1968 and 1971 using many custom, traditional,& handmade elements. Natural straw bound adobe walls, studded handmade doors, traditional vigas and kiva fireplace, a tiny cobalt window to catch your eye...this is vintage Santa Fe adobe! Laid back, easy, comfortable! The studio is a private hideaway with clerestory windows and pretty light, great built-in art storage, and a definite creative energy. The guesthouses are much older, dating back to the days when Camino Don Miguel was a busy little mercantile street. Back then, Gueshouse #1 was the Padilla store, and Guesthouse #2 was their home. Adorable Guesthouse #2 is currently rented: #1 is used for guests. There is plenty of parking. Just off Canyon Road, walk to the Plaza, and the Museum District, everywhere!
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