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172A Tesuque Village Rd

  • Santa Fe, NM

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Historic Tesuque property with water rights, a New Mexico dream! Experience what used to be the community hub of Tesuque Village, home to the post office, market, small cottage motel, service station and residence of the postmistress and proprietor. All businesses have long since relocated. The main structure was converted into a private home and the motel into a casita with 2 independent guest apartments, all on 2 lots totaling 1.8 acres. The 3 bedroom, 2 bath double adobe main home features 2 kiva fireplaces in the main living room with a third stone fireplace in the primary bedroom. Traditional viga and cove ceilings decorate the main shared living spaces, with beam and plank ceilings in the halls, bedrooms, bath and sitting rooms. Built-in shelving and multiple closets offer ample storage. The charm continues with custom cabinetry and tin detailing in the kitchen. Also included are unique details such as a dugout for mechanics beneath the floor of the garage, once the Sinclair Service Station, and an outdoor bar with built-in grill. The guest apartments were previously the Modern Cottage Court Motel, a picturesque stone structure. The first apartment has potential for 2 bedrooms or a bedroom and flex space, 1 bath, a full kitchen, 2 fireplaces, an enclosed parking space, and beautiful stonework, all local river rock. The second is a charming studio with a kitchenette and fireplace. The home's character is amplified by the incredible gardens, tree canopy and mature fruit trees. The separate lot is a conservation easement offering additional space to enjoy. Modern updates include forced air heating, a tankless water heater, and an upgraded laundry room in the main house, and a newer roof on the guest house and garage. This special property includes 3 wells and surface water acequia rights. Experience this one-of-a-kind landmark today!
Historic Tesuque property with water rights, a New Mexico dream! Experience what used to be the community hub of Tesuque Village, home to the post office, market, small cottage motel, service station and residence of the postmistress and proprietor.

All businesses have long since relocated. The main structure was converted into a private home and the motel into a casita with 2 independent guest apartments, all on 2 lots totaling 1.8 acres. The 3 bedroom, 2 bath double adobe main home features 2 kiva fireplaces in the main living room with a third stone fireplace in the primary bedroom. Traditional viga and cove ceilings decorate the main shared living spaces, with beam and plank ceilings in the halls, bedrooms, bath and sitting rooms. Built-in shelving and multiple closets offer ample storage. The charm continues with custom cabinetry and tin detailing in the kitchen. Also included are unique details such as a dugout for mechanics beneath the floor of the garage, once the Sinclair Service Station, and an outdoor bar with built-in grill.

The guest apartments were previously the Modern Cottage Court Motel, a picturesque stone structure. The first apartment has potential for 2 bedrooms or a bedroom and flex space, 1 bath, a full kitchen, 2 fireplaces, an enclosed parking space, and beautiful stonework, all local river rock. The second is a charming studio with a kitchenette and fireplace.

The home's character is amplified by the incredible gardens, tree canopy and mature fruit trees. The separate lot is a conservation easement offering additional space to enjoy.

Modern updates include forced air heating, a tankless water heater, and an upgraded laundry room in the main house, and a newer roof on the guest house and garage. This special property includes 3 wells and surface water acequia rights.

Experience this one-of-a-kind landmark today!
Historic Tesuque property with water rights, a New Mexico dream! Experience what used to be the community hub of Tesuque Village, home to the post office, market, small cottage motel, service station and residence of the postmistress and proprietor. All businesses have long since relocated. The main structure was converted into a private home and the motel into a casita with 2 independent guest apartments, all on 2 lots totaling 1.8 acres. The 3 bedroom, 2 bath double adobe main home features 2 kiva fireplaces in the main living room with a third stone fireplace in the primary bedroom. Traditional viga and cove ceilings decorate the main shared living spaces, with beam and plank ceilings in the halls, bedrooms, bath and sitting rooms. Built-in shelving and multiple closets offer ample storage. The charm continues with custom cabinetry and tin detailing in the kitchen. Also included are unique details such as a dugout for mechanics beneath the floor of the garage, once the Sinclair Service Station, and an outdoor bar with built-in grill. The guest apartments were previously the Modern Cottage Court Motel, a picturesque stone structure. The first apartment has potential for 2 bedrooms or a bedroom and flex space, 1 bath, a full kitchen, 2 fireplaces, an enclosed parking space, and beautiful stonework, all local river rock. The second is a charming studio with a kitchenette and fireplace. The home's character is amplified by the incredible gardens, tree canopy and mature fruit trees. The separate lot is a conservation easement offering additional space to enjoy. Modern updates include forced air heating, a tankless water heater, and an upgraded laundry room in the main house, and a newer roof on the guest house and garage. This special property includes 3 wells and surface water acequia rights. Experience this one-of-a-kind landmark today!
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1938

1938

Year Built

5

5

Total Bedrooms

4

4

Total Bathrooms

4352 Sq. Ft.

4352 Sq. Ft.

Living Space

2

2

Guest Apartments

1.8 Acres

1.8 Acres

Lot Size

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Interior

Total Bedrooms

5

Total Bathrooms

4

Full Bathrooms

3

Three Quarter Bathroom

1

Flooring

Tile, Wood

Fireplace

Kiva, Wood Burning

Appliances

Dryer, Dishwasher, Gas Cooktop, Gas Water Heater, Oven, Range, Refrigerator, Water Heater, Washer

Other Interior Features

Beamed Ceilings, Interior Steps
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Exterior & Building

Story

1

Garage Spaces

2.0

Water Source

Private, Well

Utilities

High Speed Internet Available, Electricity Available

Pool

None

Roof

Metal, Tar/Gravel

Lot Features

Drip Irrigation/Bubblers

Parking

Detached, Garage

Heat Type

Forced Air, Natural Gas

Air Conditioning

None

Sewer

Septic Tank

Disability Features

Not ADA Compliant

Security Features

Security System, Security Gate
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Lot & Area

Status

Sold

Living Area

4,352 Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

1.8 Acres

MLS® ID

202338793

Type

Residential

Year Built

1938

Neighborhood

Tesuque

Architecture Styles

Other, Pueblo, One Story

Elementary School

Tesuque

Middle School

Milagro

High School

Santa Fe
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Finance

Price Upon Request

Zoning

Other

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Tesuque

Lush & Luxurious

Welcome to Tesuque

 
This historic village along the Tesuque river feels like a world apart, sequestered among lush, rolling foothills brimming with piñons and cottonwoods, and adjacent to Tesuque Pueblo, a community that has existed since before 1200 AD. Tesuque Village and its less than 1000 occupants offers private, rural living with the conveniences of the city at your fingertips, barely 10 minutes from downtown Santa Fe.
 
Homes range from contemporary luxury to old-world adobe, often with an alluring blend of both. Some properties allow horses, and equestrians will love the stunning river trails along the Rio Tesuque.
 

Highlights

DINING

 
Bishops LodgeEl NidoFour Seasons: Rancho EncantadoTesuque Village Market
 

ART

 
Santa Fe OperaTesuque Glassworks
 

 
History Read more...

  • Tesuque Pueblo is on the National Register of Historic Places

    • first established before 1200 AD, first visited by europeans in 1591
    • played an important role in the Pueblo Revolt of 1680, which drove the Spanish out of NM
    • most successful Native revolt in North American history
    • the Spanish returned in 1692, but were more civil to the Pueblo people
  • Tesuque Village next to pueblo was founded by the Spanish in 1740
 
Notable People Read more...

 
Cultural References Read more...

 
Dining
 
Art
 
History
 
  • Tesuque Pueblo is on the National Register of Historic Places

    • first established before 1200 AD, first visited by europeans in 1591
    • played an important role in the Pueblo Revolt of 1680, which drove the Spanish out of NM
    • most successful Native revolt in North American history
    • the Spanish returned in 1692, but were more civil to the Pueblo people
  • Tesuque Village next to pueblo was founded by the Spanish in 1740
Notable People
 
Cultural References
 
 
 
 
Welcome to Tesuque This historic village along the Tesuque river feels like a world apart, sequestered among lush, rolling foothills brimming with piñons and cottonwoods, and adjacent to Tesuque Pueblo, a community that has existed since before 1200 AD. Tesuque Village and its less than 1000 occupants offers private, rural living with the conveniences of the city at your fingertips, barely 10 minutes from downtown Santa Fe. Homes range from contemporary luxury to old-world adobe, often with an alluring blend of both. Some properties allow horses, and equestrians will love the stunning river trails along the Rio Tesuque.  HighlightsDINING   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 
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