907-909 Canyon Road

Steps from Geronimo and the Teahouse at the top of world-renowned Canyon Road, and within walking distance of the Santa Fe Plaza and Patrick Smith Park, 907 & 909 Canyon Road is a storied adobe compound comprising three distinct residences: an 18th-century hacienda, a one-bedroom casita, and an enchanting studio apartment overlooking the Santa Fe River, built in 1991 by artist Jane Chermayeff. The hacienda is a three-bedroom, three-bath home with a primary suite, spacious living room, and cozy den. A one-bedroom, one-bath casita with a charming sleeping loft is connected to it. Next door, the two-story studio residence offers a one-bedroom suite above a light-filled living room and kitchen with heated terracotta tile floors, plus a half-bath. The property's roots reach back to the 1690s, when the Spanish Crown granted land to a Colonel Vigil along the Santa Fe River. In the 1850s, the house was “Territorialized”; exterior adobe walls were capped with elegant brick coping and a large handsome portal was added to the south side (now facing Canyon Road). Within two decades, Santa Fe’s first drive-in dry goods store opened under the living room’s portal, serving customers arriving by horse and buggy. Later, a wall of windows was installed under the portal for an artist’s studio, and the street-side adobe wall was raised for privacy. The compound has four private courtyards—front and back at the hacienda, one at the casita, and one at the studio—plus a private studio roof deck and Jane Chermayeff's artwork still graces the property with her signature vibrant Southwest colors abounding. . Surrounded by Canyon Road's galleries, shops, and restaurants, the compound feels removed from the bustle yet close to everything that makes Santa Fe special. An impressive rental history and loyal repeat guests add income-producing appeal. Available after decades off the market, 907 & 909 Canyon Road is a legacy to cherish, preserve, and carry forward.