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Check out these Santa Fe homes with unique landscaping and traditional architecture on the market for under $2M
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Think rolling hills, fruit trees, high ceilings and wooden beams. These homes in Santa Fe have their own unique landscaping and traditional architecture inside.
Check them out if you’re interested in relocating or even just a fan of gorgeous homes.
25 Toro Ln.
This elegant hacienda, situated on five acres of rolling hills, is located only seven minutes from the Plaza. As residents drive up the private paved roads, lush landscaping sets the stage as the expansive vista comes into view.
Within the home, the grand foyer features solid mahogany doors, gleaming terrazzo floors, solid wood beams and polished plaster walls. The chef’s kitchen comes equipped with high-end appliances, stone and corona countertops, a breakfast nook with kiva and custom cabinetry. In the living room, residents can relax during cozy evenings in. It features plush carpet, soaring ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace and central audio system.
It's listed for $1,950,000
25 Toro Ln.
127 County Rd. 84
Located in a beautiful river valley of northern New Mexico, this semi-rural paradise is only 20 minutes from Santa Fe and 15 minutes from Los Alamos. The adobe home was first constructed in the 1700s and has since been lovingly restored to include modern amenities.
Its open floor plan with expansive windows and French doors allows for ample natural light. This layout also includes a spacious living room, dining room and cook’s kitchen. Fireplaces can be found throughout the home, making for relaxing moments. Outside, the property boasts an outdoor patio, mature landscaping, fenced vegetable garden and small orchard of fruit trees. Additionally, a newly built, 381-square-foot art studio has been recently constructed for crafting.
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It's priced at $1,650,000
127 County Rd. 84
