The Casa del Gavilan is an adobe villa built in 1911 for Jack and Gertrude Nairn of Hardford, CT. Since the mid 1980s the Casa has served as an historic inn/bed and breakfast. Eighteen inch-thick adobe walls, high ceilings, and vigas accentuate the southwestern architecture of the structure. The property has breath-taking views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains to the west and the high plains to the east. The Casa del Gavilan is an architectural treasure as one of the earliest pueblo-revival homes built, and is listed on the New Mexico Register of Cultural Properties as well as the National Register of Historic Places. National Register designation does not, in any way, limit what can be done with the home or property. The designation provides for potential State and Federal tax credits. With 9 bedrooms and 8 baths the house and surrounding property are perfect for a private ranch, commercial business, or development. Utilities include high speed fiber optic internet/telephone, natural gas, a private well and surface water through a pipeline, satellite television, and wired electric service. Located 6 miles south of Cimarron on NM Highway 21. Please note most mapping programs such as Google Maps place the address in the town of Cimarron. This is an error due to the rural address. The property is located 5.7 miles south of Cimarron on Highway 21. Enter "Casa del Gavilan" on Google Maps and it will take you to the proper location. The property currently receives two "either sex" elk tags, plus one elk cow tag. Hunting is also available for deer and turkey. Located 45 minutes east of Angel Fire Ski Area, 1 1/2 hour east of Taos, 2 1/2 hours north of Santa Fe. 3 1/3 hours north of Albuquerque.
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