172A Tesuque Village Rd

Welcome to TesuqueA lush oasis of history and luxury in the landscapes of the Southwest. ​​​​​​​ Nestled in the heart of New Mexico, just a stone's throw from Santa Fe, the town of Tesuque is a picturesque enclave that offers a serene escape into luxury and charm. This historic town, first established before 1200 AD, is surrounded by the verdant beauty of the Tesuque River and its trails, presenting a backdrop that blends its rich past with upscale modern living. ​​​​​​​ Tesuque's unique character is shaped by its deep-rooted history, seamlessly integrated with contemporary comforts. The area boasts a refined rural atmosphere, where historic architecture meets the large cottonwoods and Tesuque Creek. This small town is a haven for history buffs and a retreat for those who appreciate the finer things in life, including proximity to high-end resorts and a community rich in arts and culture. ​​​​​​​  What To LoveHistoric Charm: Experience a unique blend of historic and modern architecture. Natural Beauty: Enjoy lush greenery and scenic trails along the Tesuque Creek.Luxurious Living: The area has celebrity residents and exclusive high-end resorts, including Bishop's Lodge and Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado Santa Fe.Artistic Hub: The town is rich with local artists - be sure to check out the yearly studio tours.Cultural Heritage: Proximity to Tesuque Pueblo, a site on the National Register of Historic Places. Local LifestyleLiving in Tesuque means embracing a lifestyle where luxury meets tranquility. Residents enjoy mornings filled with peaceful walks along the riverside trails and afternoons exploring local art at nearby galleries. The community is tight-knit, reflecting a blend of long-standing families and newcomers drawn by the town's secluded charm and artistic vibe. It's common to see neighbors sharing stories at the local market or planning community gatherings celebrating the area's history and culture. Here, every day is an opportunity to relax in nature's embrace or indulge in creative pursuits. Dining and ShoppingTesuque's dining scene is as refined as its surroundings. The Four Seasons Rancho Encantado Resort offers exquisite dining options that cater to the gourmet enthusiast, featuring dishes that incorporate local flavors with a luxurious twist. El Nido, renowned for its rustic yet elegant ambiance, serves Italian cuisine and also houses Su Sushi, offering fresh sushi within the same inviting setting. For a more relaxed experience, the Tesuque Village Market provides a cozy spot for residents to gather, enjoy hearty meals, and catch up over coffee. The area is also famous for its art, with numerous galleries showcasing the works of both local and international artists. The Glenn Green Galleries & Sculpture Garden is a notable destination, offering a visual feast of sculptures and paintings set against the backdrop of Tesuque's natural beauty. Things to Do and EntertainmentTesuque is a cultural treasure trove, with activities and entertainment that cater to both the body and soul. The Santa Fe Opera is just moments away, where one can experience world-class performances under the stars, a truly magical encounter each summer. Art enthusiasts will find plenty to admire at Tesuque Glassworks, where live glassblowing sessions provide a glimpse into the intricate craft of glass art. Outdoor activities are abundant, with trails like the Big Tesuque Trail and Little Tesuque Trail offering routes for hiking and biking amid stunning natural vistas. For those who enjoy a quiet afternoon, the local trails along Tesuque Creek and near the Windsor Trailhead provide perfect settings for picnics and leisurely walks.  ART  Dining Read more... Tesuque Village MarketEl NidoBishop’s LodgeFour Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado Art Read more... Santa Fe OperaShidoni Gallery & Sculpture GardenAlbert Schmidt House & Studio - National Register of Historic PlacesTesuque Glassworks History Read more... Tesuque Pueblo is on the National Register of Historic Places first established before 1200 AD, first visited by europeans in 1591played an important role in the Pueblo Revolt of 1680, which drove the Spanish out of NMmost successful Native revolt in North American historythe Spanish returned in 1692, but were more civil to the Pueblo peopleTesuque Village next to pueblo was founded by the Spanish in 1740 Notable People Read more... Carlene Carter, singer and songwriterHowie Epstein, American musician, bassist with Tom Petty and the HeartbreakersLynne and Dennis Comeau, shoe designersDominic Frontiere, composerAli MacGraw, actress and modelArmistead Maupin, authorCormac McCarthy, authorAnthony Michaels-Moore, opera singerEliot Porter, nature photographer who lived in Tesuque from 1946 until his death in 1990Michael Tobias, authorCarol Jean Vigil, New Mexico's first female Native American state court judgeRufina Vigil, painterBeth Caldarello, real estate expert extraordinaire Cultural References Read more... Tesuque is mentioned in Willa Cather's 1927 novel Death Comes for the Archbishop, Book Nine Chapter 1.There is a passing mention of Tesuque in chapter 6 of the 1932 novel Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. Tesuque is mentioned in the 1966 novel The Last Gentleman by Walker Percy. Michael Tobias' 2005 novel, The Adventures of Marigold, is set in Tesuque. Tesuque is also mentioned in the 2016 Stuart Woods novel "Dishonorable Intentions". In the final episode of the crime drama series Breaking Bad, the characters Elliott and Gretchen Schwartz live in a new mansion in Tesuque.  Dining Tesuque Village MarketEl NidoBishop’s LodgeFour Seasons Resort Rancho EncantadoArt Santa Fe OperaShidoni Gallery & Sculpture GardenAlbert Schmidt House & Studio - National Register of Historic PlacesTesuque GlassworksHistory Tesuque Pueblo is on the National Register of Historic Places first established before 1200 AD, first visited by europeans in 1591played an important role in the Pueblo Revolt of 1680, which drove the Spanish out of NMmost successful Native revolt in North American historythe Spanish returned in 1692, but were more civil to the Pueblo peopleTesuque Village next to pueblo was founded by the Spanish in 1740Notable People Carlene Carter, singer and songwriterHowie Epstein, American musician, bassist with Tom Petty and the HeartbreakersLynne and Dennis Comeau, shoe designersDominic Frontiere, composerAli MacGraw, actress and modelArmistead Maupin, authorCormac McCarthy, authorAnthony Michaels-Moore, opera singerEliot Porter, nature photographer who lived in Tesuque from 1946 until his death in 1990Michael Tobias, authorCarol Jean Vigil, New Mexico's first female Native American state court judgeRufina Vigil, painterCultural References Tesuque is mentioned in Willa Cather's 1927 novel Death Comes for the Archbishop, Book Nine Chapter 1.There is a passing mention of Tesuque in chapter 6 of the 1932 novel Brave New World by Aldous Huxley.Tesuque is mentioned in the 1966 novel The Last Gentleman by Walker Percy.Michael Tobias' 2005 novel, The Adventures of Marigold, is set in Tesuque.Tesuque is also mentioned in the 2016 Stuart Woods novel "Dishonorable Intentions".In the final episode of the crime drama series Breaking Bad, the characters Elliott and Gretchen Schwartz live in a new mansion in Tesuque.  Search All Homes