Rarely does a property with this history and charm come on the market. First time on the market in nearly 30 years. The home's original structure was built in the late 1800's with adobe bricks made on the property. The current owners have extensive remodels and nearly doubled the size with a new adobe addition in 2002. The original living room has an authentic latilla ceiling constructed by women from San Ildefonso Pueblo with willow branches collected along the Nambe River. The 2743 sq. foot house is constructed of double adobe walls, hand troweled plaster walls, vigas and/or coved 10 to 12 feet high ceilings, and four lovely new kiva fireplaces. The master bedroom has a romantic kiva fireplace, a walk-in cedar closet, and a large new bathroom with a deep soaking tub and separate shower. There are two smaller bedrooms, bathroom with claw footed tub, formal living room, study, kitchen and pantry, and a large open dining and family room, with a small central courtyard, and French doors opening onto a portal. The deep, inviting portal with fireplace is a perfect setting for outside entertaining most of the year, and has unobstructed sunset views of the Barrancas and the Jemez mountains. There is a charming attached but separate 1094 sq. foot guest house with bedroom, bath, living, dining and family rooms. This entire 6.67 acre property consists of two legally subdivided lots, upon which you could easily build another house. Pre Basin Well *see more in docs