61 Paseo Del Antilope, Santa Fe, NM 87506

Discover exceptional Santa Fe living at 61 Paseo Del Antilope, a beautifully designed single-level Pueblo Revival residence offering approximately 3,565 square… feet, 3 spacious en-suite bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, breathtaking Sangre de Cristo Mountain views, and remarkable privacy, all just minutes from downtown Santa Fe.

The home showcases the architectural details that make Santa Fe homes so distinctive, including diamond plaster walls, soaring coved viga ceilings, travertine tile floors, nichos, bancos, skylights, corbels, and four traditional kiva fireplaces.

At the heart of the home is an expansive great room filled with natural light and opening through French doors to a covered outdoor portal. The portal, complete with its own kiva fireplace, sunshade, flagstone patio, native landscaping, and privacy wall, creates an inviting space for outdoor dining, entertaining, or simply enjoying the quiet New Mexico surroundings.

The spacious kitchen features abundant wood cabinetry, granite countertops, a large center island with a second sink, built-in workspace, and an adjoining dining and gathering area with another kiva fireplace.

Each bedroom offers the privacy of an en-suite bathroom. The generous primary suite includes its own fireplace, large walk-in closet, portal access, and an additional flex space that works beautifully as a home office, exercise room, studio, or private sitting area.

Additional features include:

In-floor radiant heat
Central evaporative cooling
Separate laundry room with sink and cabinetry
ADA-compliant front entry and primary shower
Heated 3-car garage with RV bay
Workshop or studio space
Central vacuum
Shared well and septic
Extensive parking
Native landscaping and flagstone walkways
Nearby access to La Tierra trails

Offering acreage, views, distinctive Santa Fe architecture, generous living spaces, and convenient access to town, 61 Paseo Del Antilope provides a rare opportunity to enjoy the space and tranquility of country living without sacrificing proximity to Santa Fe. Read More