Step into a Santa Fe style experience characteristic of the 400 year old city. Delight in the charm of this 1800s historic adobe in the heart of downtown and the convenience of easy walking distance to the excitement and cultural activities of the historic Plaza, Canyon Road, Farmer's Market, Rail Yard District, restaurants, cafes, art galleries, shops, movie theaters...and more! Don't miss out on this unique and charming experience.
You'll be staying in a 465 renovated historic casita with thick adobe walls, rustic wood beam ceilings, living area with a large HD Smart TV, private patio, king sized bed and bathroom with walk-in shower. There is a full kitchen with a refrigerator with ice maker (no freezer).
The historic Santa Fe home in the South Capitol District of Santa Fe was converted to a 3 unit complex of which this is the rear unit. You can walk across the street to Sage Bakehouse for coffee and breakfast in the morning. The Rail Yard District is 5 minute walk where you will find restaurants, cafes, brew pubs, art galleries, antique and art markets, the Santa Fe Farmer's market, movie theaters, etc.. You are located 0.7 mi from the historic Plaza and 1.2 miles from Canyon Road.
The unit is located on Paseo De Peralta which loops around the historic downtown so there will be some street noise.
Door entry via key code. Uncovered parking for one vehicle available plus street parking.
We are available to answer your questions and needs during your stay.
If you aren't up for walking other transportation options besides your own vehicle are Uber or Lyft and the Santa Fe Trails downtown bus system.
Max Occupancy: Two (2) persons as per City of Santa Fe Ordinance.
Quiet Hours 11PM to 7AM
On-site parking for one vehicle. Additional street parking available nearby.
NO BICYCLES are allowed to be stored inside the residence. Bikes and/or other outdoor equipment must be stored on the outdoor patio.
No PARTIES allowed.
Minimum $50 fee for linens that must be replaced due to staining or damage beyond normal wear and tear.
