929 Shoofly Street A

Old world craftsmanship blends seamlessly with modern luxury at the Estancia Collection, a unique compound located in the Baca Railyard District, minutes from Santa Fe’s top galleries and restaurants. This latest vision of renowned developer Mitch Menaker, is where every room becomes a work of living art. Curated by artisans from around the world, using hand cut semi-precious stone, tiles, iron, and rare wood finishes creates a truly immersive and peaceful experience, as if being hugged by nature. As you enter the sanctuary, a profound sensory experience awaits: a 20-foot Anasazi-style wall creates awe and naturally anchors the home. Inside are hand-carved teak doors, alder kitchen cabinets artisan-crafted in Mexico, and Italian marble countertops inlaid with semi-precious stone, creating a fine art masterpiece. The open concept living area features a 250-year-old triple-arch entertainment center that mimics the arcade of an ancient palace.  Ascending the staircase is like gliding through a canyon of stone to the bedroom suites above. The primary bedroom greets you through a charming speakeasy door. This light-filled sanctuary features a fireplace, an antique carved wooden ceiling, a wet bar and a one of a kind spa-like bathroom with blue agate sinks, set on backlit white onyx countertops. The tub/shower, surrounded by stunning backlit blue agate panels, creates a luxurious and luminous retreat. The second light-filled bedroom features a bathroom with a hand-carved Mexican vanity and petrified wood sink atop a white onyx counter. The museum-quality shower/tub is framed in petrified wood squares, hand-assembled to create a puzzle pattern. The laundry room, located on the 2nd floor includes a dog shower covered with “happy dog” faces on each hand cut tile. Blending ancient techniques with the expert hands that brought them to life, the developer’s vision has created the most unique visual and artistic sanctuary Santa Fe has seen in years.