Joshua Maes

The history of Canyon Road is alive in the artisanal character of these two, Santa Fe classics, set on a double lot, with parking and storage, opposite Patrick Smith Park. Each unique residence has been remodeled to a modern standard of comfort yet retains the imprint of its storied past. The back house, said to have started as a stable and tack shop in the early 1800s, has an Acequia Madre

These two, separately-deeded lots offer fine mountain views and many improvements in an HOA-free neighborhood that exudes quality and pride-of-ownership. 3200 Paseo del Monte is a former home site with water and electricity on site and a custom, electric gate at the road. The upper lot, 3316 El Paseo, has spectacular, long-range vistas of several mountain ranges. Build your home on the upper lot

Set in the North Hills above Historic downtown Santa Fe, this serene, sophisticated home is an expressive mix of Soft Contemporary and Traditional styles. Gorgeous hardwood floors sweep from the foyer through the living/dining area with its double-sided kiva fireplace and adjacent deck. The kitchen continues the home’s handsome palette with chocolate-colored countertops, maple cabinets and a

This handsome, Stamm-built triplex, with one fully renovated unit, offers vintage charm and income potential in a terrific, downtown location. Each one bedroom, one bath unit is unique: the front home has classic character, a sun-filled flex room and small basement, The extensively remodeled second unit has a bright, contemporary kitchen with new upper-end appliances, a sleek bath with walk-in