Built in 1951, this Pueblo Revival home feels like it stepped straight out of a Rudolfo Anaya novel — a quiet, sun-soaked story etched in plaster and stone. Nestled in Historic Nob Hill, where Route 66-era optimism met timeless Southwestern soul,... this home carries the architectural language of New Mexico with pride. Rounded adobe-style walls and stucco create a warm, sculpted presence. A decorative placita welcomes you gently toward the shaded portale entry— a space that invites reflection, plants, or even a trickling fountain. This isn't just a house — it's a piece of living heritage, crafted when homes were still made with meaning.

Inside, the home offers a gracious layout with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, blending original charm with modern comfort. The living and formal dining rooms feature original hardwood and family room with rare peg and plank wood floors, rich in texture and history. Santa Fe Textured walls throughout. Fireplaces add warmth and authenticity, Natural light carry the home's quiet magic from room to room. The kitchen and baths have been tastefully updated, with exotic granite surfaces, wood front cabinets, and contemporary appointments that honor the home's spirit without compromising its function. SS Kitchen appliances. W/D Included.

Outside, a semi-circle driveway offers elegant curb appeal and easy access, grass backyard with flagstone paths, private side patio court yard, paired with a private 1-car garage. Surrounded by long-standing neighbors and tucked into a quiet pocket of Nob Hill, this home offers a rare rental opportunity — where timeless design, location, and local soul meet. Read More