509 Johnson Lane

Drive down to the end of a short "country lane" to a quintessential Northern New Mexico style compound. Opportunities to own a 19th century home like this in the heart of Santa Fe are rare indeed. The approx. 1553 sq.ft adobe main house was built in 1867 and encompasses 2 bedrooms and 2 three-quarter baths; a recently remodeled kitchen with high-end appliances, concrete and stainless steel counter tops; 3 fireplaces; and living and dining spaces. Wood floors in the main living areas, brick in the kitchen and bathrooms, and flagstone in the entry. The tar and gravel roof of the main house was recently (Nov 2024) patched. There is a lovely patio with a fountain and hand chiseled flagstones off the main bedroom. The charming front patio also boasts hand chiseled flagstones, a fountain and a fireplace to keep you warm and cozy on cool spring and fall evenings. There is one step inside the main house and a number of steps outdoors.

The cosy, detached, casita/office has a separate entry, a lovely garden, and encompasses approx 285 sq.ft.. It has a sleeping area, and a half bath (toilet and shower). There is a sink just outside the bathroom. Adjoining the casita is a "root cellar"/basement. The detached studio is approx. 394 sq.ft, concrete floors, a three-quarter bath, a mini-split and a small refrigerator. Both the casita and the studio have silicone roofs.