Santa Fe Real Estate Guide September 2011

Santa Fe Real Estate Guide
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15 RABBITBRUSH ROAD A stunning blend of architectural design and expert engineering create this fabulous contemporary masterpiece sited on over two acres with panoramic views. MLS# 201103911 $1,595,000
1224 NORTH SUMMIT DRIVE Sophisticated home in North Summit with superlative sunset Jemez Mountain and city light views. Exquisite gardens, infinity pool. Gated, underground utilities and paved roads. MLS# 201001398 $1,800,000
35 CALIMO CIRCLE In a park-like setting, this contemporary Pueblo Revival-style home features dramatic views, spacious chefs kitchen, and master suite with walk-in closet, luxurious bath, fireplace, and private view deck. MLS# 201101511 $515,000
6 CALLE SIETE CASAS Stylishly designed and finely crafted 3BR, 3.5BA, Aldea home. Expansive living room with a stone fireplace and a gourmet kitchen. Wraparound deck overlooking greenbelt below and mountain vistas. MLS# 201100230 $599,000
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37 CATTLE DRIVE Amazing design with a contemporary edge and zen influence. Organic elements create a feeling of warmth. Great kitchen with professional Wolf range and appliances. MLS# 201003768 $995,000
32 LOMA BLANCA Tranquil 5+ acre equestrian or artist retreat in beautiful lush Nambe. This 3BR, 2BA adobe home has an Old World feel. The property features a lake and 9 acre/ft of water. MLS# 201004000 $599,000
638 CAMINO DEL MONTE SOL In traditional Santa Fe style, this 4BR, 3,600 sq ft adobe on the historic Eastside has a bricked entry portal, vigas and beams, wood floors and hand-carved doors, and an English garden. MLS# 201005540 $1,195,000
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1312 LEJANO LANE A tree-lined, gated drive with motor court, leads to this unique home. A spacious, comfortable 4,700 sq ft provides intimate entertaining and living space. Features large rooms with high ceilings, vigas and a fireplace. MLS# 201103158 $950,000
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HIGH SUMMIT III, LOTS 4 AND 5 The very best homesites in The Santa Fe Summit and Santa Fe. Up Hyde Park Road, 3.5 miles from Plaza, gated, paved streets, flat homesites, all city utilities, high speed internet. City lights and sunsets. # 201000039, 201000041 $395,000 EACH
RANCHO DE JACONITA Family compound on 43+ tranquil acres. 7,000+/- sq ft main house, 4,000+/- sq ft guest house. Two separate guest casitas, workshop, swimming pool, 2 pre-moratorium wells, and 11+ acre ft of water rights. MLS# 201000703 $5,000,000
275 CIRCLE DRIVE Amazing views from this 4,800 sq ft home on almost 4 acres with new high-end construction. Light and bright, 5BR, 5BA, with family room, media room, huge 2-car garage, and walled entry. MLS# 905013 $1,750,000
1046 ENCANTADO DRIVE Large estate with guest house, city lights and Sandia Mountain views, and private landscaped grounds. Incredible gourmet kitchen, perfect for cooks and entertaining indoors and out. Sunroom great for plants. MLS# 201103501 $925,000
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Canyon Compound
653 CANYON ROAD #16 MLS# 201003229 $750,000
Refined Adobe, Walk to Plaza

404 CALLE KOKOPELLI MLS# 201103720 $800,000
Charming Historic Adobe

960 ACEQUIA MADRE MLS# 201103788 $725,000
117A PASEO NOPAL MLS# 201002699 $650,000
Spacious Pueblo
Capitol Neighborhood
1245 MADRID ROAD MLS# 201101980 $550,000
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189 COUNTY ROAD 113 MLS# 201102698 $550,000
207 CLOSSON MLS# 201100640 $450,000
Railyard Adobe
Canyon Road Home Galisteo House & Studio

13 MARCELINA MLS# 201000685 $700,000
Majestic Abiquiu Views

10 PETROGLYPH PLACE MLS# 901951 $650,000
1144-D CANYON RD MLS# 201103194 $400,000
Santa Fe Contemporary
812-C CALLE SARAGOSA MLS# 201102257 $215,000
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3 LUCERITO COURT MLS# 201103726 $185,000
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6 CERRO CIRCLE MLS# 903266 $60,000
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35 CALLE VENTOSO WEST $999,000
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1357 TANO RIDGE ROAD $974,000
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18 CALLE NOBLE Absolutely stunning views from this incredible property built by John Wolf. This rare compound includes a main house, a guest house, studio, office and caretakers casita on 5.61 acres. Two adjoining lots are available for a total of 49+ acres. #201103798 $2,975,000 1023 SIERRA DEL NORTE Immaculate home offering fabulous views. The excellent floor plan includes a very private master suite, a private two suite guest wing with seperate entrance and a separate building housing a great office and storage rooms. #201103420 $1,400,000
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10 BLUESKY CIRCLE Built by award-winning builder Tierra Concepts, this residence has been thoughtfully sited on 1.65 acres making the most of the expansive western views. 3,990 sq ft, 3BR main house plus office/media room and a 907 sq ft full guest casita. #201103846 $1,097,000 24 TANO ESCONDIDO The romance of Northern New Mexico is captured in this traditional pitched-roof, 5BR residence. Incredible attention to detail. Large portal with outdoor fireplace and a beautifully landscaped yard with water feature. #201100515 $1,650,000
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7 TANO POINT LANE 6.6 acre property consisting of gorgeous main house, 3 guest houses, studio and chapel. Incredible gardens with walkways, patios, courtyards, portals and a lovely swimming pool. 360 degree views. #201005175 $4,800,000 3 CALLE VENTOSO WEST Fabulous 4BR home plus an office featuring magnificent mountain views. Quality finishes include travertine floors, granite countertops, beautiful plaster and woodwork throughout. Equity Social membership included. #201100852 $1,150,000
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916 OLD SANTA FE TRAIL Fabulous historic compound residence in desirable Museum Hill area featuring 4BR main house, 1BR casita, plus an artists studio/office. Excellent location convenient to shopping, museums, and the Plaza. #201102712 $1,645,000 560 PIEDMONT Historic early Taos artists home and compound, private and secluded, yet close to town. Property includes a main house and 2 guest cottages all on 6.2 acres. Wonderful shade trees, courtyards and gardens. #201004196 $1,495,000
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his exceptional property has not been available for over 10 years! Contemporary Territorial in design, the interiors are a graceful blend of informal and formal living spaces. High ceilings, hardwood and brick floors, oversize windows and glass doors take full advantage of the natural light. The kitchen combines an informal dining area, comfortable sitting space that focuses on a fireplace all in one large attractive area. Additionally there is a gracious living room with fireplace, a formal dining room and library/bar area. MLS# 201103640
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587 CAMINO DEL MONTE SOL $1,875,000 At the end of a private lane, this authentic adobe home and guest house, on a rare 1.9 acre site, offers a unique opportunity for the creation of an exceptional estate expansion might include a studio, tennis court, or pool. The beginnings of the 2,800 sq ft home date back to the early 20th century and feature traditional thick adobe walls, vigas, and wood floors. The kitchen has a country feel and the floor plan reflects those of old Santa Fe. MLS# 201102725
265 EL DUANE COURT $698,000 Very special Valle de Sol property. All one level living except for the two upstairs guest bedrooms and bathroom. The home is light and bright with a spacious living room featuring high ceilings, beams with tongue and groove ceilings, clerestory windows, tile floors, fireplace, built-in bookshelves and plantation shutters. Central AC. Private and lovely outdoor entertainment patio in the back that is landscaped with drip irrigation. Beautiful sunsets from the second level balcony. MLS# 201103910
1901 CERROS COLORADOS $1,050,000 Stunning house and guest house with beautiful views. Travertine tile throughout, high-end appliances, beamed ceilings, built-in entertainment cabinetry and high quality finishes everywhere. The guest house has all the amenities with a full kitchen, living room with kiva, bedroom, bathroom, laundry room. Nicely landscaped with irrigation system and outdoor lighting. Beautiful flagstone entry, patios and spacious portal for entertaining. Paved driveway. MLS# 201004071
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Exquisite European-style villa with high beamed ceilings, beeswax rubbed Venetian plaster walls, Italian tile floors, antique doors and columns, the loveliest finishes and fixtures, and on 11 acres as private as a palazzo in Piacenza. Expansive rooms and expansive views, 3BR and baths, extra family room, 3,000 sq ft, plus a matching 3BR, 1,750 sq ft guest house. Five minutes to the Plaza. $1,410,000
DIVINE EUROPEAN HOUSE & GUEST HOUSE
A historic adobe in perfect location downtown, it is a pretty walk three blocks to the Plaza. 18 lovely guest rooms with stylish baths, plus livein managers suite. Charming breakfast great room; elegant, comfortable public spaces, patios and deck. Loaded with character, ambiance, and Santa Fe style. Parking lot. Established perennial landscaping. $2,950,000
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Magnificent 360 views from this unique villa that was featured in Santa Fe House, sequel to Santa Fe Style. The 6,130 sq ft home is poised on 1.3 private, wooded acres on a hill just 4 minutes to the Plaza. Antique doors, diamond finished plaster, high ceilings with coves, vigas, corbels, and beams. Hand-carved stone windows. 5 fireplaces, and many skylights and a comfortable, livable floorplan. Many custom features throughout. Location, style, comfort, and views. Owner is a NM $1,995,000 Real Estate Broker.
ONE OF A KIND VILLA
Expanses of open views in every direction yet total serene privacy. Wonderful floorplan with three bedrooms. Several living spaces, with panoramic views. High, pitched ceilings, stained concrete and marble floors, fun open concept kitchen. Outdoor living spaces look over Galisteo Basin. Stunning pool environment. $780,000
RANCHITO SANTUARIO
231 Washington Avenue 988.8088
Waterfront! Sunning and dramatic view lot with spectacular water views, red cliffs, and Ghost Ranch from this scenic 10 acre retreat 1 hour from Santa Fe. Magnificent building sites, well and utilities. Owner is NM Real Estate Broker. $325,000
ABIQUIU LAKE WATERFRONT
What a special property on 5 scenic acres! A sprawling lodge with multiple wings for a variety of uses. Great plaster main living room withstanding dead growth timber vigas and true Italian chefs kitchen; privacy, landscaping and views from all windows; 5BR in 3 separate wings; master, guest, and kids! Extra play, work and creative spaces in every wing. Freestanding kids club and fenced playground; peach, $769,000 plum, cherry, apple, pear and apricot orchards!
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PJTravers, author of Mary Poppins once lived here! 1898 adobe house, guest house and art studio. Off Canyon Road. SO special! High old trees. Plenty of parking. Ambiance charm character. New wiring, plumbing and unseen necessitiesauthentic, original interiors! One of a magical kind! You have never been anywhere like this. $999,000
MARY POPPINS HOUSE
2.78 rolling acres with gorgeous Sangre views, the closest lot in from La Tierra. Easy access to Santa Fe and 599. $149,000 Rising up at the end of a private cul-de-sac sits this graceful 2.5 acre lot staring across at the Sangres sweeping across the view corridor. Build your dream home on this great lot. $149,000
7 MINUTES TO THE WILD WEST
Here is the needle in the haystack! That very rare, special restored old adobe property hidden away in the heart of the Eastside, and it has everything! Brick floors, high coved and viga ceilings, pretty bathrooms, a sunny eat-in kitchen, a private, enclosed yard, and a separate, darling one bedroom guesthouse! $1,100,000
HEART OF THE HISTORIC EASTSIDE
Currently an art gallery, or would be perfect for offices, a shop, a restaurant! High ceilings, great floors, great light and ambiance. Very stylish and in fabulous condition! Unbelievable high visibility location between the Plaza SEPT EMBER 20 11 H OME and Railyard! $575,000 9
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789 AVENIDA PRIMERA SOUTH $695,000 Lovely in town living close to everything Santa Fe has to offer. Light-filled, spacious and sophisticated open living, dining and kitchen on one level opens onto an expansive deck with views and a kiva fireplace. Private rooms (3BR or 2 and a study) on lower level including a stunning master bath with whirlpool tub, shower, double sinks and windows galore; all bedrooms open onto covered patio and secluded outdoor area. Bountiful art walls throughout, attached 2-car garage with storage. MLS# 201103979
930-928 CERRO DE LA PAZ $3,495,000 The soul of a great home with the size of a great estate! Beautifully sited on over 8 acres in one of Santa Fes most sought after areas, this exquisite residence was built in 1938 in the spirit of the owners good friend, John Gaw Meem, and completely and impeccably remodeled by Sharon Woods in 1999. A romantic courtyard, expansive portales and magnificent gardens frame the beautifully proportioned living areas, fabulous gallery, a true chefs kitchen, library, and much more! MLS# 201003810
69 CONDESA ROAD $499,000 Walk into views! Enter through the private courtyard of this spacious, single level, 4BR, 3BA home; step into the living areas and out the French doors to a lovely patio, walled garden and gorgeous mountain views. MLS# 201103819
79 CALLE ENCANTO $435,000 Classic Santa Fe adobe home with forever views in Los Caminitos.Thoughtful architectural and organic design, passive solar greenhouse/sunroom, 6+ acres, fabulous views. Clubhouse, pool and tennis nearby. MLS# 201103552
6 EAGLE DANCER COURT $197,500 Beautiful 2.5 acres in Sundance Estate conveniently located between Tano West and Sundance Drive. On a cul-de-sac with wonderful, unobstructed views in one of Santa Fes most sought after areas. MLS# 806218
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MAGNIFICENTLY sited & well designed quality Adobe home on 11.30 acres offering unobstructed Ortiz Mountain views, mud plaster walls, brick floors, 5 kiva fireplaces, high end appliances & wide scenic portals. Property includes a remarkable 1000 sf+ guest house~studio with 1/2 bath, kitchenette & terrific working light. Horses permitted. Call Beth for additional information.
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GATED COMMUNITY HORSE PROPERTY COUNTRY LIVING at the gated community of Rancho San Marcos. 11.62 acres with expansive views & riding trails throughout.This well maintained home offers 3 BD, 2 BA plus an attached 3 car garage. Outbuildings include a horse barn, tack room, hay storage & corrals. Water catchment barrels, landscaped & treed property make this an oasis in the high plains desert. $329,500 MLS# 905580 Call Beth
MORA PROPERTY STUNNNING 2200+/- ACRE MOUNTAIN RANGE - Access & building site possibilities on the west side overlooking the Mora Valley. Heavily tree-covered land on the east side with access from Hwy 518. Includes 2 elk permits. Community waste water system in developmental stages; other utilities nearby. $3,000,000. MLS# 201100545 Call Roseanna
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PASEO BARRANCA NORTHEAST SIDE SANTA FE HOME OLD PECOS TRAIL Located in the Wood Gormley School district awaits you with a warm and inviting sunroom, 3 this home is conveniently located to downtown. bedroom suites containing private baths, large TESUQUE DRIVE 3300 SF, 3 fireplaces, tile and hardwood floors, den w/ separate entrance, plaster walls, Italian AN ADOBE HOME on an oversized lot in a quiet central updated kitchen, antique doors, plaster walls, tile floors, 3 working fireplaces, in-floor radiant location. Ideal studio or office space in the back frame addition vigas and an attached guest quarters containing heat, foam roof with transferable warranty and or in the detached garage. Hardwood floors under carpet. kitchenette and separate entrance.Attractively an attached 3 car garage featuring a loft area Propanel & flat roof. New windows & stucco. French doors to priced on nearly 1 naturally landscaped acre. for additional storage and roof access.A must see for anyone looking to move into 3900 SF. patio. Crawl space. Plenty of parking. Potential garden & dog $699,000 MLS# 905892 Call Beth $819,000 MLS# 201005650 Call Beth run areas. $248,000 MLS# 201101460 Call Roseanna
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This spacious and beautifully maintained Northern New Mexico-style farmhouse is in lovely Los Arboles, off West Alameda, minutes to the Plaza. Constructed in 2003 by Sonny Otero, this 2-story home has a master suite downstairs and additional living area and bedrooms upstairs. Mountain views, abundant light, large rooms and high ceilings, large kiva fireplace, beautiful landscaping with drip irrigation, polished concrete floors, 2-car garage. #201103829
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Pristine, custom built 3BR, 2BA Pueblo-style home surrounded by lovely flagstone patios/walkways in the Ridges subdivision. Located on a private, peaceful 3.67 acre lot and sited for expansive views of the Jemez and Sangre de Cristo mountains, this home is in proximity to many acres of open space and hiking trails. Soaring ceilings, abundant natural light, granite countertops, slate tile floors, sandstone window sills, plaster walls. Natural gas radiant floor heat, central vacuum, underground utilities and green features, including recirculating hot water system. #201102218
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Extremely well-maintained single level, custom-built, passive solar home with mountain views. New, advanced central heating/air conditioning system. Plastered walls, high ceilings, beams, spacious feel, lovely tile. Three bedrooms, two baths plus a large guest quarter/studio wing with separate entrance which includes a private bathroom with walk-in shower. The home is on a private one acre lot with plentiful pinon/juniper trees and drip landscaping. #201103507
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Beautifully constructed and inviting adobe home and guest house in the north hills on 1.6+/- acres. Lovely Sangre views, 2BR suites, including a large master, 2.5BA, large, super media room, office, and open country kitchen.
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1675 VIA BOSQUE $675,000 Executive custom home with great floor plan in the north hills of Las Estrellas. Elegant three bedroom, two and a half bath, with sand slate floors, high-end finishes, portales, 3-car garage, and Sangre views. #201102031
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3101 OLD PECOS TRAIL #808 $690,000 Pinon B model, on a private cul-de-sac next to a greenbelt. 2BR, 2BA with elegant upgrades: new kitchen bamboo cabinetry and appliances, remodeled bathrooms. #904637
1723 RIDGE POINTE LOOP $440,000 Former model home with 3BR, 2 1/2BA, plus loft. High ceilings, upgrades, portal, master suite with private deck, mountain views, professional landscaping. #201101592
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954 SANTO NINO PLACE $1,395,000 A rare in-town offering: sensational one-level, north side adobe home with superb studio/guest house on one acre, with fabulous Sangre de Cristo views! Exquisitely updated and transformed throughout, it boasts a fantastic great room, separate family room, fabulous kitchen, a divine master with luxurious bath and dream closet, and lovely outdoor entertaining areas. The main house has hand-troweled plaster walls, high coved ceilings with vigas, luxury finishes, and a private guest wing. Four-car garaging and huge motor court. MLS# 201101820
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11 ABIERTO WAY $775,000 You'll be captivated by amazing mountain and sunset views as you gaze through the glass-walled entry galleria of this chic, exciting 2008 Tierra Concepts home. Featured are a great room with high beamed ceilings and pigmented plaster walls, a sleek high-end kitchen, 5-zone speaker system, A/C, 3 fireplaces, and a marvelous, covered living/dining room accessing gorgeous gardens accented with stonework. The excellent one-level floor plan has a private office, and the master includes a lavish bath with a stunning stone wall. MLS# 201100580
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102 VICTORIA $975,000 Nestled in the heart of the Historic Eastside, this 2,505 sq ft 3 bedroom adobe treasure has been lovingly restored to perfection, with all the romance and charm one could wish for. With an outstanding master, huge guest suite/office, and magical walled, flagstoned gardens that will take your breath away, its a piece of heaven. Hardwood and tile floors, vigas and beamed ceilings, hand-troweled walls, three kiva fireplaces, a lovely stone fountain and a wealth of other visual delights await. MLS# 904149
31 BLAZING STAR CIRCLE $635,000 An exciting price! This lovely open concept 2,643 sq ft Las Campanas home is sited on 1.6 acres, with sunset and Sangre views. Custom designed with a serene southwest aesthetic, it offers warm slate floors, high ceilings with vigas, and a wide wraparound deck with portal, established gardens and hot tub. The 2,634 sq ft include a superb master with kiva fireplace and office, a spacious guest suite, and study/third bedroom with en suite bath, and great outdoor access. Impeccable, private, welcoming, blissfully quiet. MLS# 201101363
803 CAMINO DE LAS TRAMPAS $610,000 In gated, close-in 1000 East compound, this delightful sun-washed home awaits you. Two courtyards provide serene privacy and mature tree cover. A Southwest essence includes high coved ceilings with vigas, skylights, nichos, tile and planked hardwood floors, and kiva fireplace. Tall windows open to Sangre de Cristo foothills views. Featured are air conditioning, custom art lighting, built-in speakers, and a wonderful guest apartment and home office with private entrance and steam shower. MLS# 201102569
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met the criteria, winning a slew of sustainability awards, including a Grand Green. The house on Shoofly Street, in the Baca Area of the Santa Fe Railyard, also won Best Design and Most Innovative Architecture, a new award invented just for this house. Hidden in the walls are Larsen-truss cavities that accommodate a nearly seamless envelope of insulation in order to avoid heat loss through thermal bridging at the studs. Inside, the walls are simply finished with sheetrock mud. Thats why you can see the corner bead, Stanford said. It makes everything look like a line drawing. Its affordable and there are no VOCs and it fits our sensibilities. Another unusual but pragmatic aspect is the three-inch concrete slab under the second floor. That helps to distribute heat and deadens sound. Its surprising this is not done more often. Handling the extra weight is just a matter of changing the spacing of the engineered trusses. It doesnt cost any more. Thats one of the reasons we wanted to be on the Parade, so builders can see more possibilities. All the windows are the tilt-turn type for flexible ventilation options. The cabinets are from Ikea. I was expecting a lot of judgments, because we put all the money into the thermal envelope instead of the finishes, Stanford said, but we had a lot of people and they were very knowledgeable. Regarding the traffic aspect, Rob Woods estimated the number of people who visited the Woods Design Builders house at 125 Valle Sereno in Monte Sereno was about 75 percent of what they had at last years entry. But then that was a gorgeous remodel of the house of the builder Sharon Woods, his mother and it was the 2010 Grand Hacienda winner. Rob Woods said the 4,085-square-foot house in Monte Sereno is an Emerald house in the New Mexico Build Green program. One of the elements contributing to that are the massive, triple-pane Loewen windows tremendously energy-efficient but also very large to capture the splendid views of the Tesuque hills. The floors are solid hickory, supplied by an Ohio Amish woodworker, as requested by the owner. Walls boast hard-troweled plaster finished with beeswax. Many of the more ordinary-sized windows in the house have handsome sandstone sills and, at the top, special plaster flourishes. The master bathroom is solidly luxurious, the floor, countertops, and tub and shower surrounds all white marble. There was a good deal of variety on this years Parade. One of the entries, by WoodStone Custom Homes, was a substantial remodel. Another was a mere casita. That was by Madera Builders and architect Dan Featheringill. They had teamed up a few years ago for the main house on Aspen View in Monte Sereno,
Parade houses by (from top) Daniel Buck Construction with NEEDBASED Inc., Woods Design Builders (6 Juan de Gabaldon Trail), Madera Builders LLC, and Palo Santo Designs LLC
which won an Exceptional Floor Plan award in the 2008 Parade of Homes. Now it was time, the owners said, to add the guest house. The 1,433-square-foot casita is being awarded Gold certification from the Santa Fe Green Code, Featheringill said. The finishes are almost identical to those in the main house, for example cedar ceilings with pine vigas and posts, and diamond-finish plaster in the living area. Many of the touches lend the house a warm, European flavor. Thats the clients; thats their style, said Maderas Gerry Barber. Theyre from Houston and they like the more elaborate, Old World feel. They also wanted a more festive feel, which youll notice in the colorful, enameled Mexican sinks in the bathrooms. The front doors almost have a medieval feel, the very heavy metal doors that really set off this house. This was a very difficult lot and we wanted the house to feel nestled in. It was a six-month project and the first two months of that was spent on the excavation. A bridge of black steel and ipe wood, leaping an arroyo on the land between the two buildings, is a nice bit of engineering. So is the very tight, little stairway unit that leads up to the loft in another Parade entry. This house, by Palo Santo Design, is on Lime Kiln Road in Lamy. That loft, which the owner plans to make into a studio and office, has good-looking, steel-pipe-grid railings fabricated in Santa Fe. Also locally manufactured are the Aerolenze skylights, 10 times more efficient than a usual skylight, and the custom maple cabinets made by George Jackson of Santa Fe. The house has a novel design rather like a barn with a core. The concept is a building within a building, said Mark Giorgetti, principal of the design-build firm Palo Santo. The general idea is a small footprint, custom designed and built to the clients preferences. The clients came up with the basic plan and we developed it into an energy-efficient, passivesolar home. An interior wall, providing thermal mass, was constructed of 80-year-old adobes recycled from a historic remodel on Camino San Acacio in Santa Fe. The pumice-crete walls, 16 inches thick, are reminiscent of adobe but with a much better insulation value, and yield nicely scooped windows. Theyre finished on the inside with elegant American Clay. The handsome floors are dirt, sealed with linseed oil. Giorgetti said theyre shooting for the highest certification Platinum from the U.S. Green Building Councils Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) program.
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Realtors making a lot of lateral moves

Darlings, Every month, it seems, some big and spectacular event occurs in Santa Fe. Last month it was the 90th Annual Santa Fe Indian Market. This month its the 21st Annual Wine and Chile Fiesta, Sept. 21-25. Lambkins, let me tell you why this Fiesta is extra-special to me. My friend, Melinda Hall, has been chosen as THE featured artist for this years Wine and Chile Fiesta, which means that her painting, Dionysus, will be featured on the official event poster, the program guide cover, the T-shirt, the wine label... I mean, Kittens, on everything official relating to the Fiesta. Melindas in very good company - and Im not talking about with her Realtor husband, Gary Hall at Barker Realty (although they do make quite an attractive couple). Shes now up there with Georgia OKeeffe, as well as Ramona Sakiestewa, Ford Ruthling, Doug Coffin, and Elias Rivera, to name just a few of the artists selected in the past. Melinda generously donated the original Dionysus painting to be sold at a live auction, with the proceeds to benefit culinary programs like Cooking With Kids. (Hmmm, I have a feeling, Tulips, that Ill be going home with the poster only, but maybe shell autograph it for me to make up for my missing the final bid on the painting.) Back to events. Heres one that I call the 23rd Annual Shake-It-Up Event. Last month, Prudential Santa Fe was acquired by Keller Williams Real Estate. So PruSF is gone, and KW is making its big move into the Santa Fe market. This change has breathed new life into Fulton Murray (former franchisee and Chairman of Prudential SF). He is now is looking forward to his new career--as an associate broker with Keller Williams. To Fulton, I bet happiness is the management of 68 Realtors in the rearview mirror. A sizable acquisition like that always shakes things up for a while, so when you push the refresh button, you come up with some refreshingly new combinations in the various real-estate offices. Pay attention, Cupcakes, youre going to be tested on this next month. Ann Brunson and Ed Schroeder moved over to Sothebys. Mary Kehoe, Francesca Stedman, and Jarred Conley had already moved there from Prudential a couple of months ago, so they had a mini-reunion at Sothebys East Palace office. Knowing Ms. Kehoes flair for entertaining, Ill bet you anything it was catered - but by whom? David Barker (owner/broker Barker Realty) told me that he made room for Phillip Ross, Mark Banham, Joshua Maes, Malissa Kullberg, Ginger Clarke, Lynne Wrigley, and Linda Bramlette (all formerly with Prudential). Knowing Davids flair for hospitality, Im sure making room at Barker Realty was done with grace and generosity.
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Melindas painting Dionysus: A Brief History, the Fiestas official poster (Photo by David Rulon)
Gary and his real wife Melinda
Bob & Donna, the Sherwin Duo
Bob Sherwin and Donna Crystal (The Sherwin Group formerly with Prudential) joined the boutique office of Bell Tower Properties and are happy to be with Craig Huitfeldt et al in their offices on Camino La Tierra. To be located once again in Las Campanas is like going home for Bob, because he was one of the original four Realtors recruited to represent Las Campanas from its inception in 1990. Good heavens, Poochie-poohs, way back then? He must have begun his real estate career as a senior in high school. Santa Fe Properties reported to me that they welcomed Efrain Prieto, David Fries, Patrick Coe, Matt Desmond, Ryan Bolton, Nancy Strong, Janie Shafer, Lisa Smith, Tess Monahan, Kristen Rowley, and Chuck McKinley, all from Prudential. Efrain is back from San Miguel de Allende for a while, and he says he loves being at SFP because he loves Wally and Liz and Susan (Bennett) and Chuck, who is now SFPs sales manager. David Fries says he moved to SFP because he loves Chuck (not in any romantic way, Lovebugs, its purely work-related), who is the person who encouraged him to become a Realtor not so long ago, from co-owner of Cabinet Spaces to enthusiastic Realtor in less than a year, a good move. You might be asking yourself, Whos occupying the desks at 314 S. Guadalupe? (The former Prudential offices now occupied by Keller Williams). Well, Dear Hearts, fear not. There are still many Realtors who stayed and who are very enthusiastic about this transition. Lisa Knouse put it this way: I like Keller Williams model of an agent-centric office. Being a bit of a risk taker, Im always excited to be on the ground floor of something new. Three people who joined SF Properties and who had no affiliation with Prudential are real estate team Susan Munroe and Terry Smith (formerly Barker) and... hold on to your hats... David Woodard (formerly Sothebys). Oh, no, Baby Dolls, what will Sothebys Washington Avenue office do for entertainment now that their merry prankster is pranking someplace else? So long, Sweetpeas. Until next time... Oakley Oakley aka Merrily Pierson can be reached at merrilypierson@ cox.net
Efrain loves his new address
David and his darling son Christian (who is now 23 and bigger than David!)
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At #13 River Road in the West Park Subdivision you will find this 2004, 3 bedroom, 2 bath Pueblo Style Modular Home, 1896 sq. ft., with living/kitchen dining area, island work space, laminate flooring, new carpet throughout, garden tub in master bath, nice views, new fixtures all on 1.250 acers. $187,000 - In the Arroyo Seco area you will find this split level, 2494 sq. ft., home in the Pojoaque Valley School District, featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, living/ dining combo, detached 2 car garage, fenced yard, mature landscaping, .77 acre New Price $209,900 - Large home in established area close to all amenities with commercial possibilities, 2700 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths with wood burning fireplace, and wood stove, hot water baseboard heating, vigas, attached 2 car garage, paved front area, landscaped and surrounded by rock wall. 0.850 acre $295,000
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Jennifer is a native of Texas and had a successful career in the financial industry in Chicago after attending the University of Wisconsin. She earned her MBA at the contemporary Chicago while workingTierra 34 GoodniGht trail Gorgeous University of Pueblo style home in La 1691-B GaliStEo - Spacious Medical Ofce with good exposure, next to Del full-time. Jennifer has had familial ties to Santa renovated and remodeled 4 Bedroom home John, were Nueva. Completely Fe for 25 years. She and her husband, on 10.35 Acres, Norte Pharmacy, and very close to the hospital. The oor plan, of the 2,432 married in Tesuque before permanently moving to Santaconstruction and features custom details throughout by Wolf Corp, is of adobe Fe from Lake Forest, Illinois with their two square foot ofce, reects a waiting room, large reception area, bookkeeping young children, who currently attend Santa Fe Preparatory School. Jennifer and John have strong including: Amercan Clay wall nishes, custom cabinetry, doors and built-in area, substantial records storage, kitchen area, 3 exam rooms (which could be Chicago connections, and John continues Skylights , vigas and coved in the private equity fund arena. bookshelves, to conduct business there ceilings, window coverings and custom recongured into 6 exam rooms), a large doctors ofce and two ADA bathrooms. art profession and leverages her educational background, analytical Jennifer is passionate about her lighting with dimmers. The Master bedroom has a large walk-in closet and a Plumbing throughout. 12 parking spaces. Price is based on July 2011 appraisal. steam shower and whirlpool tub in Master bath. The gourmetknowledge and stateskills, and personal experience in real estate transactions to maximize the benefits of kitchen includes mlS #201103875 $525,000 For an exclusive showing... of-the-art appliances including an induction stovetop. Plentiful storage throughout the service to her clients. David Dougherty house and in the garages. Beautifully landscaped with two walled and landscaped 505.690.2722 daviddough@gmail.com courtyards. mlS #201103432 $1,875,000 Clara L. Dougherty 505.690.0471 claradough@gmail.com
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704 CALLE DEL RESPLANDOR. Located in Los Miradores, adjacent to St. John's College, this gorgeous home has been in Los Miradores, adjacent to opens to 704 CALLE DEL RESPLANDOR. Located updated throughout. The entrySt. John's the living room creating a feeling of updated throughout. The entry opens to College, this gorgeous home has beenspaciousness. The gourmet kitchen in the two bedroom, 2 full bath, feeling of spaciousness. The gourmet kitchen in the the living room creating a 2,216 Sq/Ft home has been renovated with Viking appliances, granite bath, 2,216 Sq/Ft home wood flooring and with Viking two bedroom, 2 full countertops, new cabinets,has been renovated a wonderful breakfast area. New landscaping and terracing in the front and aadds to the appliances, granite countertops, new cabinets, wood flooring yard wonderful ambience of the property. breakfast area. New landscaping and terracing in the front yard adds to the MLS #201102911 $720,000 mlS #201102911 $720,000 $695,000 ambience of the property. Clara $720,000 MLS #201102911 L. Dougherty 505.690.0471 claradough@gmail.com Clara L. Dougherty 505.690 .0471 claradough@gmail.com
56 Polmood Farm road Elegant serenity and privacy is found in the 5,300 Sq/Ft Main house and 1,735 Sq/Ft Guest House on 15 acres in Tesuque. The 98 VUELTA MARIA. Located in Las Dos and situated on a very private 13.5 Main this 3,936Sq/Ft Bedrooms and 3 Baths, formal pueblo style living room acres, House features 2 Main House is a contemporary dining room, home offerexercise room, library and gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances. The ing incredible views from every room. The light and open floorplan maximizes separate Guest House has 1 Bedroom and 1 of spaciousness kitchen and studio. the flow of the house and provides a feeling Bath, living room, with coved ceiling Custom cabinetry and Mexican path tile is found throughout. Museum quality and skylights throughout. A stonequarryleads to the 759 Sq/Ft guest house with iron work is used for light bathroom and full kitchen. The and room dividers. An a living room, bedroom, xtures, stair rails, door hardware views of the Sangres, Jemez in Tesuque. oasis and Mt. Antonito are spectacular. mlS #201001549 $1,150,000 MLS #201002419 $2,499,000 Clara L. Dougherty Clara L. Dougherty 505.690 .0471 claradough@gmail.com 505.690.0471 claradough@gmail.com
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738 Camino mirada Lovely 3 Bedroom / 3 Bath condominium in Los Miradores on Santa Fes Eastside. The light and bright unit looks onto an enclosed patio with colorful plantings. The unit features a gracious living room, formal dining room, spacious kitchen and a two-car garage. Los Miradores offers an on-site manager, swimming pool, tennis court, workout room and beautifully maintained grounds. Adjacent to walking trails and Saint Johns College and just a short distance to galleries and restaurants on Canyon Road. Ideal as a primary residence or second home. mLS# 201101240 $750,000 Clara L. Dougherty 505.690.0471 claradough@gmail.com
44 BraSS horSe road - This exceptional, contemporary Pueblo style home in Arroyo Hondo is situated on 5 beautiful acres and surrounded by the 100+ acre Arroyo Hondo Pueblo Conservancy. With 360 degree views, the 4,823 Sq/ Ft adobe home is built in a circular plan to take in all aspects of its surroundings. Designed to take advantage of the outdoors and the wonders of Arroyo Hondo, extensive portals provide additional living and dining spaces. A stunning, negativeedge swimming pool is just one of the highlights of the home. mLS# 201103835 $2,575,000 Clara L. Dougherty 505.690.0471 claradough@gmail.com
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600 BiShopS Lodge road This charming Pueblo style home is reminiscent of a small Spanish hacienda with a gracious living room, formal dining room, reading room, light-lled kitchen with breakfast area. The master bedroom has a large, private sitting room/library and bathroom. There are two additional bedrooms and an upstairs ofce/studio. Vigas, old world plastered walls, brick and wood oors and kiva replaces add to the charm of this one-of-a-kind property. Colorful gardens, private courtyards and patios - this jewel is within walking distance of the Plaza. mLS # 201102202 $685,000 $615,000 Clara L. Dougherty 505.690.0471 claradough@gmail.com
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ArtfullivingByDesign
Splish, splash, want a new bath?

Renovating any space in your home can be quite the daunting task! But I am here to tell you that it doesnt have to be. First, let yourself dream a bit, dream about your perfect bathroom. Is your dream bath just an updated version of the current layout or something completely different? A successful and beautiful renovation is all about timing, planning and hiring the right pros. First... get inspired. I recommend looking at magazines on home design to figure out what you want your bathroom to look like. I call this creating your wish list. Write down exactly what you like about the photo you are looking at; after looking at so many, you may forget what precisely caught your eye the first go round. Consider buying an hour or two of consultation from a licensed interior designer. Money well spent. Why a licensed designer? A licensed interior designer is educated in space planning If you choose this route, make sure to have a current sketch or plan of your current bathroom; this will be valuable for the interior designer. Its important to think about the layout early on. Decide what works about your current bathroom layout and what does not work. Are you thinking about moving any of the plumbing fixtures? If so, is this feasible? Is your plan to simply update or expand your bathrooms size? Do you need more storage? If so, how can this best be achieved? A licensed interior designer can help you answer these questions. Now, finalize your budget. The average person spends about $11,000 to renovate a bathroom. Once youve decided what you are able to spend, you should count on spending about two-thirds of your budget on labor. Ouch! It doesnt sound like a third of your budget is enough for tile and other finishes, including the essential plumbing fixtures. The licensed interior designer has the experience and resources to help you spend your budget wisely. Find the best contractor for your project. It is time to start asking personal friends and business associates for any recommendations. When the time comes, you will have compiled a list of contractors to interview. Begin the interview process of hiring a licensed contractor. Likely your licensed interior designer will be able to recommend trustworthy candidates for a contractor or you may already know a few. Review estimates, check references, and sign contracts. Now, the contractor should commit to a start date, create a timeline of when he needs materials, and estimate when the project will be complete. Make sure you are clear about your agreement. Determine who is responsible for ordering tile, plumbing fixtures, cabinets, etc. Make sure you are clear about lead time on all purchases to keep the project running smoothly and on time. Communicate with your contractor, discuss hiccups, and be flexible. Prior
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to making the final payment, complete a thorough walkthrough and make sure the punch-list has been addressed and completed. Pop the bubbly, relax and enjoy!!! Lisa Samuel ASID, IIDA is a Santa Fe native and is owner/president of Samuel Design Group, located in the Railyard Artyard lofts. She is an award-winning interior designer (licensed interior designer #313), a lighting designer, and furniture designer.
OurwaterQuality
Current concerns only the beginning

Recent articles in the local media have covered the risk assessment conducted prior to the Buckman Direct Diversion (BDD), the temporary shutdown of the BDD, and the complex contractual obligations of New Mexico to its partners in river water compacts. Everything seems particularly exaggerated now because of the drought conditions we have been experiencing. In a recent editorial piece, The Santa Fe New Mexican broached the idea of using recycled water the term used if you are for it, but which many know as toilet to tap water for drinking supply. By labeling the technology as the latter, early skeptics were successful in rallying opposition. But in crowded southern California, where traditional water sources have declined for multiple reasons, the public is gradually realizing that supplementing water supplies is a necessity and that water recycling is both more economical and environmentally acceptable than desalination. The membrane technologies required for staged water treatment have recently
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undergone rapid advancements, spurred at least in part by coastal population growth and global demands for desalination. Recycled water has been used in industry and irrigation for decades and is used in Santa Fe to water golf courses and some parks. In March, on a Water Quality Association field trip to the San Antonio wastewater treatment plant, attendees all saw the input and experienced what is commonly known as the yuck factor and then agreed that, if we had been really thirsty, we probably would have been receptive to drinking the clear and clean-appearing output water, even though it was not processed specifically for that purpose. Reinjecting treated wastewater into aquifers for underground purification and later pumping is also being practiced in the arid Southwest. All water has been recycled through the natural hydrologic cycle and the Rio Grande water we use after it passes through BDD filtration once contained industrial and wastewater effluent discharged upstream. Everything we
do with our water affects its quality and potentially dictates treatment required for use by others downstream. Our physical locations, weather regimes, subsurface aquifers and man-made contracts govern how much water we have access to and how we share it or hoard it. It was particularly good timing that BDD was in place during the drought earlier this year. Agencies such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) do not directly attribute the La Nia weather phenomenon to global warming or climate change. And some weather forecasters are predicting a recurrence of La Nia this winter. When you combine the weather uncertainty, the potential risk of forest fires, the 30 percent current combined levels of the two surface reservoirs, the unanticipated use of wells the city had intended to rest, and the fact that no new water restrictions have been implemented, it is time to give serious consideration to reusing the water we already have. We should be very proud of our water
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conservation accomplishments in Santa Fe, but we will have to deal with, and live with, even larger water issues in the future, including how we use our treated water and how we make the most of the water we have while honoring our contracts and respecting our neighbors, upstream and downstream. These will be timely discussion items for our Water Conservation Committee. Stephen Wiman has a background in earth science (Ph.D. in geology) and is the owner of Good Water Company in Santa Fe. He may be reached at 505-471-9036 and skwiman@ goodwatercompany.com.
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House on Griffin Street; the Garcia House, Donaciano Vigil House and Rivera House on Alto Street; the Old Cross of f it wasnt for the work of a few organizations, Santa the Martyrs on the hilltop accessed by Paseo de la Loma; Fe would be a lot more like Everywhereville than it is and the Jane and Gustave Baumann House on Camino de even with the citys historic-styles ordinance in place. las Animas. One of the most important of these groups, the Historic The foundation also has Santa Fe Foundation, is 50 years a program to place historicold this month. preservation easements on The foundation was formed significant properties, in in response to the demolition cooperation with the owners. of the 1850s Simon Nusbaum These are attached to the House, built by pioneer Jewish deed and identify particular merchant Solomon Spiegelberg at historical attributes that must the corner of Washington Avenue be preserved in perpetuity. and Nusbaum Street. Sometimes its just one or two The city approved the elements and in other cases, demolition for a parking lot, the easement protects many which was only used for a little features. The foundation while, then the parcel was holds easements on the Juan developed, said Elaine Bergman, Jos Prada House and the executive director of the Historic Irene von Horvath House on Santa Fe Foundation (HSSF). Canyon Road; the Shuster The Old Santa Fe Association Mian House and William (founded in 1926) was raising Penhallow Henderson House funds to acquire it. on Camino del Monte Sol; the It wasnt long before the Sara Melton House on Paseo foundation had its hands full. de Peralta; and the Original Before the end of the decade, Trading Post on W. San the city was hot to use the new, Francisco Street. federal urban renewal funds. At press time, the HSSF We lost the west portion of board and staff were finalizing the Barrio de Analco to urban a comprehensive easement for renewal in the late 1960s, the 1923 Gustave Baumann Bergman said. We negotiated House. The group purchased with the citys Urban Renewal the house and spent two years Authority, and [architect] John doing conservation work. Meem and Nathaniel Owings The interior walls of [founder of the Chicago the building represent architectural firm Skidmore, Baumanns largest work of Owings & Merrill and a longtime art. He decorated many of preservationist in Santa Fe] the surfaces, often apparently wrote letters to preserve the old using his fingertips as brushes. buildings there. The house still holds ceiling The mission of the foundation hooks that were used in is to own, preserve and protect theatrical performances historic properties and resources starring marionettes he of Santa Fe and its environs and created. to provide historic preservation The work that was education. Since 2004, the performed updating foundation has offered a 10-week the house to current codes summer program, the Faith and and uses is practically John Gaw Meem Preservation invisible. One of the most Watercolor painting of the zaguan at El Zaguan by Peter Kovacich Harper, who was the Historic Santa Fe Foundations Faith and John Gaw Trades Internship. The goal is Meem Preservation Trades Intern for 2011 challenging tasks was routing for selected interns to experience new electrical wiring without preservation skills and practices marring Baumanns decorative the 1800s. Besides El Zaguan, the foundation owns the as they work alongside the foundations restoration staff, surfaces. Interior cracks were repaired using an uncommon Felipe B. Delgado House on W. Palace Avenue; the Roque led by preservation specialist Charles Coffman. Tudesqui House on E. De Vargas Street; the Oliver P. Hovey hydraulic lime-injection method.
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HSFF is headquartered at the 19th-century El Zaguan (the James L. Johnson House) on Canyon Road. Just west of the long, Territorial-style building is a large garden, familiar to residents behind its white picket fence and for its towering horsechestnut trees that likely date to
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The house will soon be put on the market. This is a new methodology for the foundation: buying a property with the intention of reselling it with a conservation easement in place. To have and not hold is a strategy weve thought about for a long time, Bergman said. We own properties and we hold preservation easements, so in our 50-year history, we have pretty comprehensive protection of 15 properties. If we had a strategy and a fund for acquiring significant properties, say one every year or two, thats a pretty solid progress for expanding our scope of protection. The easement dictates the type of work to be done. It puts us as a participant in the design process, but we dont own it. The Henderson house is a good example. Our Property Committee was very involved in the design process there. The donor was the seller of the house and the buyer, who is a preservationist, was on board when we were still working out the details of the easement. The easements are designed to protect the important historic features of property, but they are reasonable. With the Baumann, were contemplating how someone can live comfortably. Its just 800 square feet with two bedrooms and one bathroom and so weve allowed for additions, such as a master suite and an expanded kitchen. In 1966, the Historic Santa Fe Foundation published an important reference of the citys built legacy, the book Old Santa Fe Today. It details more than 60 of Santa Fes most treasured historic houses, church buildings, and other features. Its a good inventory of what is significant in the city, Bergman said.
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The Nusbaum House, photographed by Tyler Dingee in 1960.
The foundation also maintains a plaque program, the Registry of Resources Worthy of Preservation. Among the nearly 80 features on the registry are the Barrio de Analco, the Randall Davey House, Fairview Cemetery, the little Powder House on Galisteo Street, St. Catherine Indian
School, and the historic Second Ward School on Sandoval Street. See www.historicsantafe.org and www.facebook. com/#!/HistoricSantaFe for more information about the foundation and the easement program.
adobe: sun-dried earthen bricks; and houses made of adobe bricks alacena: cupboard built into interior adobe wall banco: adobe bench built at base of interior wall canales: drainspouts extending out from parapet of flat roof, designed to protect adobe wall from water cedros: split juniper used like latillas for
A short glossary of regional building terms

ceiling in flat-roofed house corbel: scroll-shaped wood bracket used to support a viga latilla: juniper or alder branches used for ceilings and coyote fences nicho: niche in interior adobe wall used for storage and display Northern New Mexico style: SpanishPueblo Revival-style house with pitched tin roof placita: inner courtyard. portl: porch, sometimes with roof supported by vigas projecting from house, the outside beams supported by zapatas on posts Spanish-Pueblo Revival style: House having walls of earth-colored adobe (or facsimile), flat roof with canales, vigas projecting from exterior walls; typically one story
Territorial Revival style: Spanish-Pueblo style modified with brick coping at roofline and white-painted, milled-woodwork details such as pedimented lintels on window frames, and square portal posts torta: packed mud over latilla ceiling trastero: cupboard viga: debarked log used as ceiling beam zapata: two-sided corbel used to support beam joint on post
Building permits
SANTA FE COUNTY building permits issued from mid-July to midAugust included the following: Building permits issued by the CITY OF SANTA FE from the month of July included the following:
David Booter, 82 Bobcat Bite. $250,000. Ricardo Padilla, 70 Paseo Sin Nombre. $124,950. Christopher Long, 25 Calle San Acacia. $500,000. Thomas Koob, 171 Vuelta Maria. $750,000. Robert Head, 40 Koshari. $780,000.
Luis & Monica Florian, 3305 Monte Sereno Dr. $750,000. Jack & Judy McGowen, 1902 Conejo Dr. $965,000. Peter Oklun, 1065 Mansion Ridge Rd. $130,000. Centex Construction, 3862 Montana Verde Rd. $222,048.
Have you wondered about buying a lot in the Eldorado and Highway 285 area on the south of Santa Fe? If so, Santa Fe Properties is organizing a second Land Fair dealing with this area, after a successful similar event held last June in Las Campanas. The Eldorado/Hwy 285 Land Fair will take place from 3 to 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 18. The place is the Santa Fe Performance Exchange, La Tienda at Eldorado (across from The Agora). Featured discussions focus on pertinent aspects of purchasing land in this area; current vs. historic valuations of homesites
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there; and whats involved in custom building. The event will be grounded with an overview of the current real-estate market in the N.M. 285 corridor. Other topics to be covered include water supply; solar design and energy, and other aspects of green building; and the finances of lot sales and construction loans. There will be drawings for prizes redeemable at Agora and La Tienda merchants. For reservations and directions, RSVP to 984-7379.
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Location! Location! Tano Road within city limits (city water and natural gas). A Robert Frank designed adobe main house plus rastra guesthouse. Tina Rousselot designed gardens and entry courtyard. #201103242
$1,495,000
1109 DON GASPAR LANE
Exquisite South Capitol home on oversized .40 lot. Gorgeous plaster walls, flagstone and brick floors, chefs kitchen with granite countertops and so much more. This 5BR, 3BA custom home has 3,600 sq ft and manicured grounds. #201104006
$1,100,000
Exquisite is the only way to describe this Arroyo Hondo property. Northern New Mexico style meets French Farmhouse in this adobe home with pitched roof, reclaimed wood rafters, antique doors and priceless detailing in every room. #201103080
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$1,990,000
500+ acre ranch at the base of Geogia O'Keeffe's beloved Pedernal Peak near Abiquiu. Borders National Forest with unparalleled views. Horse friendly with access to miles of riding and suitable terrain for barns and paddocks. #201002638
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$900,000
601 PINON DRIVE
Walk to the Plaza from this remodeled 2BR, 2BA adobe. Flagstone, stained concrete and wood floors, high ceilings in living room, chef's kitchen, plaster walls. Modern fixtures, skylights, walled yard. #201102567
$599,000
Steps from Canyon Road, the perfect pied-a-terre for you and your guests. Open concept one bedroom main house plus a fully equipped, self-contained one bedroom guest house. Major renovations and high-end quality finishes. #201102937
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1200 GONZALES COURT $685,000
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SUBLIME SOPHISTICATION
One-of-a-kind view-filled Quail Run 2BR, 2BA single-level Pinon C residence, replete with den and landscaped gardens raises the bar at QR. The deft hands of world travelers with expertise in design have reshaped the floorplan for gracious living and displaying art. The essence of Pueblo Revival remains, enhanced with Art Deco touches and nods to Paris, New York and Marrakesh. MLS 201006316
CINEMATIC STYLE
Sundance Estates Sited to embrace Sangre views, the grand living room with commanding fireplace & wall of windows opens to a circular dining room with beamed ceiling and sumptuous kitchen. With a 3BR, 3.5BA main house and attached studio guest quarters, there is a cinematic beauty and scale and wonderful finishes including wrought iron flourishes and FASWALL construction. MLS 201102288
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Santa Fe Summit With great panache from its elegant entry, stunning living room, gently curved formal dining, stylish kitchen with cozy dining, den and master suite, this 5BR, 5.5 BA home is sited in a swirl of Sangre and Jemez Mountain views and valley vistas. Opening out to portales, patios and terraces, its a great house to share and entertain in a stunning hillside setting. MLS 807559
HISTORIC CANYON ROAD

In the heart of it all this remodeled 2BR, 2BA home with 2nd floor den and view deck shines. The entry courtyard transports you to a lush world with rocked path, wildly wonderful plantings and kiva. A grand living room with handsome fireplace overlooks the garden. Master and 2nd bedroom are both on the main level along with an outstanding kitchen and den/dining room. MLS 201102871
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681 GONZALES ROAD $595,000 A perfect second home in Santa Fe! The location is close to the ski mountain, the hiking/biking trails and to the Plaza. Every bedroom is large and spacious with plenty of storage. The lovely large kitchen has room for a breakfast nook and the utility room is roomy with even a pet shower! #201006483
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12 MOUNTAIN TOP ROAD
Extraordinary Residence and two guest houses on 9.8 acres with phenomenal views, numerous portals, 2,000 sq ft of decks, fabulous outdoor areas, and 4 fireplaces. An inspiring retreat sited among gorgeous rock outcroppings and Ponderosa Pines. MLS# 901989 12MountainTop.com
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160 RIDGE ROAD
Spectacular Panoramic Views! Beautiful main house, guest house, and studio with kitchenette and bath on 7.9 acres off Old SF Trail has two glass-enclosed mahogany decks, 2-car garage, storage shed, and a 19,000 gallon water catchment system. MLS# 201006006 160RidgeRoad.com
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23 BISHOPS DOME ROAD
Striking Contemporary single-level home on 2.3 acres has great mountain views and gorgeous sunsets! Wonderful glass-enclosed casual dining area and formal dining, chef's kitchen, den, 4 fireplaces, luxurious master bath with exercise area, Kohler spa shower, 34" deep jetted soaking tub, and bidet. MLS# 905717 23BishopsDome.com
$750,000
624 EAST ALAMEDA, #6
Spacious and Beautiful three bedroom, three full bath home in the Historic Eastside a few blocks from the Plaza has two master suites, enclosed backyard, two-car garage, and walled front courtyard with fireplace. Lovely private compound with great landscaping and its own gate onto famed Canyon Road. MLS# 201000971 624EastAlameda.com
$825,000
25 MOUNTAIN TOP ROAD
Breathtaking Panoramic views over Santa Fe of the Jemez, Ortiz and Sandia Mountains, and La Barbaria Canyon from this attractively remodeled 4,700 sq ft tri-level mountain home on 3.46 acres in the tall pines about 15 minutes from the Plaza. Owner Financing. MLS# 201003709 25MountainTopRoad.com
$475,000
146 WILDHORSE
5.67 acre estate lot in Las Campanas has fabulous Sangre and Jemez views. For the discriminating buyer seeking exclusivity, privacy, and security this premium parcel at the end of a cul-de-sac presents a unique opportunity. Fully Approved Architectural Plans for a French Country-inspired residence are available. Minutes from the historic Plaza. MLS# 201103952
$415,000
Adobe Residence on one acre in the Historic Eastside not far from the Plaza and Museum Hill was built by the White Sisters in the 1930s and has grown over the years to a 4BR, 5BA, 5,600 sq ft home with 5 fireplaces plus an indoor swimming pool. Enjoy wonderful outdoor living with a fabulous portal and walled garden. 680GarciaStreet.com
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$1,800,000
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What is DTI?
If you are applying for a home mortgage the term DTI is an acronym that can be intimidating. Nevertheless, DTI needs to become a part of your vocabulary. When a mortgage company (broker?) explains that you will need a debt-to-income (DTI) ratio of 45 or less, your first impulse will be to ask, English, please. Your next question will likely be to ask for a detailed explanation of what it is and which types of income can be used to satisfy this requirement. A quick definition of DTI is the percentage of your income that represents your monthly debt payments, including your home mortgage. If your salary is $5,000 per month and you have a mortgage payment of $1,000 and creditcard payments and a car payment totalling $700 per month, your DTI is 34. To figure this, divide your total monthly expense by your gross monthly income, in this case $1,700 divided by $ 5,000. Many decades ago, Fannie Mae guidelines were created with a limit of 38 DTI. Then as the mortgage world went wild the allowable DTI was increased until Fannie approved loans at 55 DTI. In 2009, we went back to 45, which is still in effect. That usually also applies to jumbo loans (loans above $417,000), although some jumbo lenders want a 40 DTI ratio. Then there is the question of how lenders define income. The answer to this is complex and often confuses the buyer to a point of total exasperation. This is when a strong, patient and knowledgeable mortgage representative can come to the rescue. Here goes: a salaried person can use gross income, supported by a pay stub. That is easy, right? It is all other sources of income that are more complicated. Income can be perfectly valid and still not be accepted by a Fannie Mae-oriented underwriter. Expected rental income from a house you are vacating is a good example of income that would be difficult to use in calculating a DTI ratio. Self-employed borrowers find it even more challenging to verify income. Usually, the most recent tax return is used, but the underwriter can ask for proof of income for the last six months or back to the beginning of the current year. If income varies from month to month, the underwriter will assume a calculation that computes the most conservative monthly income. I recently helped a couple secure a loan on a home in Santa Fe. They had millions of dollars invested but had a difficult time demonstrating, to the underwriter, monthly income to satisfy the DTI ratio calculation of 45. Santa Fe, of course, is full of selfemployed borrowers. Again, choose your loan officer carefully. If the DTI ratio is not carefully calculated and sometimes even defended by a talented, experienced mortgage representative, this type of buyer may not be approved. Work closely
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28 Camino De Vecinos Charming 2,500 sq. ft., 3br/3ba/2car garage on Jemez and Sandia Mountain view lot. Two beautifully landscaped courtyards on drip system. Upscale amenities. Incredibly maintained. Extra off street parking, private end unit. #201103817 John E. Grover 505.690.8100 or Rachel Rosebery 577.9365 $549,750
11 Azul Drive Exceptional view property in Eldorado. 2260 SF, 3br/2ba on 2.65 acre cul de sac, green belt lot. ICE block concrete construction. 350 SF sunroom. Beautiful brick patios with replace. #201104000 Michael Bramucci 505.690.0520 $449,000
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61 Calle Carla Awesome 3/2/3, 2800 sq. ft. family home on 2.8 acres. Features: hardwood oors, maple cabinetry, 10x20 workshop/artist studio, dual heating & central air conditioning system, paved circular driveway and much much more!! #201104043 Sabine Andraud 505.690.4857 $328,000
51 Johnson Mesa Nice lot with views, mature landscaping drip irrigation. Many upgrades granite tile counters high ceilings vigas beams fans. Tile oors, gas replace great natural light 2bd/2ba/2car. MOTIVATED SELLER! #201004445 Mindy DeMott 505.501.2706 $259,900
2730 Calle Anna Jean, Unit H 2br/2ba + loft with upgrades by artist. Private sunny garden + a 2-car carport. All appliances convey. New roof in 09 with transferable warranty. Beautiful views! Light & airy! #201103917 Tanya L. Clokey 505.670.5154 $154,900
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The Price is Right?

One of the longest-running shows on television, The Price is Right, is an exciting game of skillful consumerism that tests a contestants ability to price a frozen pie crust to win a Chevy Aveo. This seems to be a universal connection that we all can share, being able to match our skills as consumers to display our knowledge of what things are worth. But when it comes time for home sellers to price their homes for the market, you would be surprised how their market skills can become skewed. In todays market, neither the home seller nor their broker can determine what a home will ultimately sell for. Only the market can do that but they can influence the sale and one of the best strategies to influence the sale of a home is to price it right. There are a myriad of concerns for homeowners who are preparing to sell their home, but the number-one concern is price. No one wants to undersell; no one is willing to lose money. As a contestant on The Price is Right, you would have an audience behind you shouting if you were too high or too low but unfortunately many homeowners only have their opinion and their brokers. Still, the perception that everyones home value has dropped but theirs is a popular belief. There are many strategies for pricing your home but overpricing is not one of them. Even in a sellers market, if you overpriced your home you would allow your neighbors market priced home to appear even more affordable. Your home becomes the leverage that your neighbor needs to sell theirs. When considering selling, arrange to talk with a couple of different Realtors. They will provide you with a comparative market analysis (CMA) of the neighborhood and give you lots of valuable information about market conditions. It is important to talk to multiple brokers because there is typically some subjectivity in the report based on the brokers decision on what constitutes a comparable property. Choosing your broker based on the highest listing price might be a mistake, too. The numbers from the CMA will be the best, unbiased idea of the value of your home. In the report you will find the selling prices of homes in your area during the last six months. This is true market price, where willing buyers and sellers came together. In a stagnant or declining market, pricing at or below market is the best strategy for selling. You will also see a list of homes, currently on the market, that your home will compete against. It is a universal trait that many homeowners view their home as superior to the others, but often this is only useful in delaying the sale. To best gauge your home, go look at what else is for sale. At each home, ask yourself what your house offers that would make a buyer choose yours over this one? After you see four or five homes, you will be in a better position to price your house appropriately. The real-estate market is tough and it is not a given that every house on the
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market today will actually sell. Todays sellers need to cover their bases and remember our advice. You could be the next home sold if the price is right! Melissa Pippin-Carson and Roger Carson are associate brokers with Sothebys International Realty. Read their blog at DatelineSantaFe. com or call them at 505-984-5128 with your comments or questions.
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Architect, design thy space

ith finances as tight as they are, just about everyone has revised their ideas about what they really need for a comfortable life. Doubly important now is the practice of doing more with less, and architects with their experience in built efficiencies (among other things) should be exemplars. Santa Fe architect Beverley Spears recently accomplished one such project with a minimum of unnecessary expense: a remodel of her own house off E. Zia Road. In this era of tight resources, this addition made sense economically by adding equity to the house and it was done with ordinary means and materials with the greatest extravagances being those of space and light, she said in an e-mail. The project, as she described it, was designed to accomplish three things: 1 Provide a simple-function, elegant master bath. 2 Provide a master closet that would feel like a modest dressing room with natural light, art, a sense of space and one piece of furniture. 3 Follow the original vocabulary of the 1970s tract house but with a modern touch in order to improve the entire house image and curb appeal. Spears is the principal of Spears Architects, which is responsible for design work on dozens of projects since its establishment in 1981. Among them are the Santa Fe Plaza bandstand, Santa Fe Community Convention Center (with Fentress Architects, Denver), and Santa Fe Prep library (a LEED Gold project) in the central area; Open Hands, Santa Fe Rape Crisis Center, and Santa Fe New Mexican circulation/printing office on Santa Fes south side; and the Center at the Academy for the Love of Learning in Seton Village, as well as numerous residences and historicpreservation projects. The firms portfolio and awards can be viewed at spearsarchitects.com. Beverley Spears is the author of American Adobes: Rural Houses of Northern New Mexico (1986) and Sand River
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in Bloom: Arroyo de los Chamisos, Santa Fe, New Mexico of the house, so the addition is frame sheetrock with dark(2011) stained wood and similar door and hardware styles. The addition to the home of Spears and her husband, The spacious, new master bathroom and adjacent Philip Crump, took four and a half months. The contractor dressing room are both lit by a low, wide, triangular was Ragano & Careccio Inc. The house on Fort Union window set high up on the east (front) wall. Drive, dating to the 1970s, was well-built, she said, but I think the thing thats special about this dressing room/ added that it was in terrible condition when they took up bathroom combination was to lift the ceiling and do that residence there in 1988. Its a great house, but the living room and dining room are too small, the architect said during a visit to her home. Im really fed up with these low ceilings. I want to design my own house. I have a lot not far from here and this was kind of a warm-up exercise for doing my own house. For nearly 20 years, Philip and I shared one little closet. I was lusting for a better master bathroom. That was the rationale for the addition. So I ripped out closets to get a larger master bedroom. The closet space that was removed is more The house as first encountered by Beverley Spears and Philip Crump. Below, than compensated by new closets in a new hallway. current view, with the addition at left end; and master bathroom detail Also there is a pair of glass doors opening to a small continous window there so that spatially it in some ways is flagstone patio with Datura plants and the back yard all one room, she said. On the front faade, the triangular beyond. The original house had no such doors. In the window accents the new gable, which pleasingly repeats the remodel, she wanted to match the vocabulary of the rest main gable of the house. That stretched-triangle window syncs with another, similar window, below a mildly peaked ceiling, in the kitchen. This used to be a flat ceiling here. More than 10 years ago, we cut the bottom chord of one truss to get a little bit of a cathedral ceiling. It was just expedient, a way to get more light into the kitchen. It was a better solution than putting in a skylight for Spears, who tries to do as few roof penetrations as possible. With the new toilet and shower and tub and two sinks, there is only one roof penetration for a vent. I had to work real hard on that. The new bathroom is further brightened by a glazed rectangle, squat and about seven feet long, over the sink, countertop, and mirror. Its also set high enough that there are no privacy concerns. Features of the bathing room include an elegant, deep Americh tub and a glass shower with an angled top following the cant of the ceiling. There is built-in storage, including behind a smaller mirror and in the end of a separating-wall element. These are eminently practical and not fancy enough to explain why they have not been typical. Its important to have storage in bathrooms, Spears said. But it takes a while for common thinking in architecture to evolve. In the United States, a lot of people probably didnt have indoor plumbing in the early 20th century, so bathrooms were pretty spartan. It took many decades to think about a bathroom differently.
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41 San Sebastian. Its in back of Real Food Nation near U.S. 285 and I-25. So go out Old Las Vegas Hwy,
A beauty with music and cowboys and stars in its past

T , with solid and interesting historical credentials. Its located on San Sebastian Road off of Ellis Ranch Road . San Sebastian has a long history as an artist community, said Realtor James Congdon. The artist Fremont Ellis developed this area in the 1920s, trading parcels of land for friends paintings. We know that the cowboy actor Tom Mix [1880-1940] had a house here. Then it changed hands a couple times and Glenn Frey of The Eagles bought it. Hotel California was supposedly written here. He had a party one weekend in the 1980s and the outdoor fireplace caught the roof on fire and the fireplace is the only thing left. Most of this house is on the original footprint, but most of the adobes were just too far gone to salvage. It sat derelict for over 10 years, then it was bought by contractor James Burgener. This house was built in 2002. The driveway is a mite challenging, but by means of it the visitor attains an altitude affording remarkable views. A wide flagstone patio outside the living room (and next to the infamous fireplace) looks out to the Cerrillos Hills and the Sandia and Jemez mountains. The current owners, John Kurzweg and his ex-wife Cece, bought the property in 2003. She is an artist and designer and he is a music producer whose credits includes 10 albums by Creed, also work with Puddle of Mudd, Jewel, Socialburn and Tishamingo, and soundtracks to End of Days and The Scorpion King. Cece Kurzweg did all the custom lighting in the house, for example the suspended rail lighting in the living room. There you also notice the beautiful, hard-troweled wall plaster and a ceiling of latillas set herringbone-style on large vigas. Floors are slate, with radiant heating underneath. Here and elsewhere in the abode, the interior appearance is softened by arched doorways. The living room has large western view windows and a fireplace with a distinctive Chaco Canyon stacked-stone facade by Hunter Wakeman. He also did a partial dividing wall in the master bathroom, which features a travertine shower with two showerheads and a two-person spa tub set in walls decorated with marbled plaster. The kitchen is outfitted with granite countertops, plus theres a work island with butcherblock top. The cabinets are very cool: raw, oiled cherry wood, with green art glass
41 San Sebastian. Its in back of Real Food Nation near U.S. 285 and I-25. So go out Old
41 San Sebastian. Its in back of Real Food Nation near U.S. 285 and I-25. So
41 San Sebastian. Its in back of Real Food Nation near U.S. 285 and I-25. So go out Old Las Vegas Hwy, then left on Ellis Ranch Road (S.F. 46), right on San Sebastian Road and then to #41
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in panels at the tops. Equipment includes a Sub Zero refrigerator, Wolf range and oven, and a Miele convection oven and steamer. Cece Kurzweg enclosed a rear portal, converting the space into a dining room with cherrywood cabinets by Pittman Brothers and a carved-coconut chandelier she selected at Santa Fe Modern. She also converted a unit over the garage into a 681-square-foot guest apartment. The tin panels in the kitchenette cabinet doors, based on petroglyphs in Galisteo, and the faux-fossil tile inserts in the shower are her designs. Down from the house is a state-of-the-art recording studio. Nearly 1,500 square feet, it could be repurposed as an art studio, office, or mother-in-law quarters. As it is, there is a drum room with pitched cedar-plank ceiling, custom-painted walls, very thick and extra-wide doors, and sound-insulating windows; and an overdub room, a mix room, a Pro Tools room, and a lounge with a bathroom and kitchenette. Also on the property there is a cabana, situated for relaxing and enjoying the views. Congdon, an associate broker with Coldwell Banker Trails West Realty, is listing 41 San Sebastian two ways: $1,295,000 on 4.76 acres or $1,495,000 on 17.47 acres.
41 San Sebastian. Its in back of Real Food Nation near U.S. 285 and I-25. So go out Old Las Vegas Hwy, then left on Ellis
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Empower yourself through LinkedIn

Even in our challenging economic landscape, social networking online morphs into something new in a nanosecond. We are awakening every day into a newer economy and even stranger job market. It is not surprising to find job seekers in Santa Fe and around the globe using LinkedIn.com as their resource for finding their first job, next position or career ladder move. Everything has changed. Social networking and a slew of new mobile communication tools and apps have shifted the how people look for jobs and transformed the job marketplace. In the same way, corporations and main street businesses have changed how they search for you and hire new employees. Keyword searches made by social recruiters are rapidly replacing job boards. The old jobhunting methods are out of touch with todays online job market. LinkedIn can connect you to the job marketplace if you are open to learning new things and focus on branding and marketing yourself. LinkedIn takes you out of the jobmarket line and helps you build your own personal work brand. Joining is free, it is open 24/7, and the sites tutorials are easy to follow. The focus is on your work and professional life, your skills, aspirations and purpose. LinkedIn is not the place to talk about what you like to eat! With over 100 million members, LinkedIn is the top destination for employers to search for their next employee. This may not seem like an advantage given the staggering number of members, yet understanding how to use social networking to get noticed will give you an advantage in a very competitive job market. It is now common for people to use online social networking to communicate, connect, collaborate, make recommendations, meet new contacts and market themselves. Today, there are 212,000 New Mexicans online exchanging ideas, business information, contacts and career opportunities, and 4,035 are located in Santa Fe! Who are they? Like you, they change jobs and addresses. They may be employed or looking for work or a new career. With LinkedIn, their news is never out of date. They know that in todays job market, it is not about who you know but who knows about you. LinkedIn is not the place to park your resume and forget your password. LinkedIn profiles give you the control of your online identity. You can manage your online reputation and create a virtual first impression. The Apply With LinkedIn feature connects you to new jobs. The groups you join build a broader network or connect you with a missing alumnus. The search tools give you information about business leaders and industry trends. Make certain your profile is 100 percent complete and up-to-date and includes a profile picture. People want to do business with people they know, trust and can see. Take a risk and join a group. Learn to participate by engaging in a conversation, by responding to a group members post. Remember: your focus is to build relationships. Avoid asking all
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your connections for a job. It works if you participate and share your knowledge and expertise. Remember social recruiters are looking with every keyword search for what you have to offer. LinkedIn can change your work future. Emily Medvec is a Realtor with Santa Fe Properties. Her passion is how social networking online changes how we communicate and make decisions in real estate and every other marketplace. Follow her at www.twitter.com/emilymedvec.
Recent Home & Land Sales

Sales data for the period July 19-Aug. 18 from Santa Fe Association of Realtors MLS reports. Not all sales are reported.
Homes $394,500 $460,000 $495,000 $510,000 $622,000 Land $110,000 Homes $800,000 $920,000 Land $240,000 Homes $165,000 $247,755 $355,000 $415,000 $490,000 $695,000 $935,000 $992,625 Land (None)
Homes $91,500 $101,900 $118,500 $122,500 $130,000 $139,000 $150,000
$164,500 $166,000 $169,900 $170,000 $174,000 $180,000 $185,500 $188,000
$194,500 $198,500 $209,900 $215,000 $215,000 $225,000 $229,900 $239,500
$245,000 $265,000 $283,000 $290,000 $305,420 $329,900 $355,000 $410,000
Land (None)
Homes $255,000 $313,000 $330,000 $340,000 $515,000 $520,000
Land (None) Homes $65,255 $102,000 $175,000 $175,000 $272,500 $345,000 $349,105 $420,000 $447,000 $448,000 $450,000 $468,000 $550,000 $555,000 $660,000 $1,200,000 $4,700,000 Land (None)
county Homes $175,000 $218,500 $260,000 $282,500 $295,000 $330,000 $359,000 $375,000 $382,000 $525,000 Land $43,000 Homes $250,000 $350,000 Homes $230,000 $324,000 $335,000 $359,000 $381,000 $422,000 $429,000 $433,400 Land (None) $367,500 $539,000 $700,000 Land $155,000
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Alex Martinez applies Sto elastomeric stucco to a new house on Paseo del Fondo in Santa Fe. The finished home by Frank Yardman Construction won Best Design and Best Craftsmanship awards in the Parade of Homes last month.
interior wall-plaster system is changing. Before people wanted the three-coat system: the scratch, brown and the color coat, but mostly its two coats now because its cheaper and I can do a good job with two coats because of my experience. On the award-winning house Mark Giorgetti of Palo Santo Designs built in Lamy, he used conventional stucco on the exterior but chose American Clay for the interior walls. This is a relatively new product, manufactured in New Mexico, available in four varieties and dozens of colors. I guess the short answer as to why I chose it is that its beautiful and its an environmentally preferable product: its clay, so it has a low embodied energy compared to other plaster products, Giorgetti said. Croft Elsaesser, president and CEO of American Clay, explained that in order to make a gypsum plaster, the natural material has to go through a kiln. No baking is necessary with the clay product. Where
we get our material, the lump clay is solardried then its separated and sifted. Its a very low-energy process. The big question is: what is so unique about this that no one in this land of earthen-plaster technology ever came up with a patent like this until American Clay did in 2009? What is unique, Elsaesser responded, is the combination of several different types of clays we utilized to get the features we were looking for. Theyre not all from New Mexico. No, there is not much clay mining in this state so we had to go outside to find material. Using site-based soil is as green as you can get, but the problem is the soil has to be just right. That goes back to Native Americans using clays from specific places for their pottery. Elsaesser is resistant to the suggested that American Clay is swaying people away from Sto and Red Top. Rather, he said his company is just making more people aware PLASTER continued on page 48
The plaster has to be a pudding consistency, very soft and smooth, said McKinley. Lots of people use a trowel, or you can use your hands. You can actually toss the mud on the wall. I did that when we were doing a scratch coat on the old adobes. An awful lot of people have come by the church during this project and some of them tell about their grandparents doing just that: tossing it on the wall and into the joint of the vigas. Thats actually a much better way to get it into the joint than if you try to use a trowel. The mud plaster is mixed on the ground, then hauled in buckets up to the scaffolding levels using pulleys. Then its put on a table from which the plasterer the women who were expert at this in old New Mexico were called enjarradoras can scoop it onto her hawk (a hand-held flat), carry it to the section of wall shes working on, and apply it with her trowel. McKinley has done some plaster work inside homes and has applied Sto stucco to
the outside, but this is the first time she has worked with the most basic material: mud. I love it. Its more enjoyable than Sto because its very forgiving. It dries slowly and its easy to make changes to what youre doing. Also, my hands just get softer and softer. Antonio Martinez, the supervisor on the job, and Jake Barrow from Cornerstones are hoping the plastering wont have to be done too often. The plaster from last year has weathered like they wanted it to, McKinley said. Theyre hoping theyll only have to replaster every five years. A fantastic reference to this technology is Adobe Conservation: A Preservation Handbook (2006) by the technical staff at Cornerstones Community Partnerships. Shifting to interior walls, mud plastering was once the norm, but it was gradually supplanted by the harder and longer-lasting gypsum plasters. And Alex Martinez said that nowadays even the old three-coat
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Charlie Caruthers applies American Clay plaster to an interior wall at a Lamy house designed and built by Palo Santo Designs. The house won awards for Best Craftsmanship and several green-building awards in the 2011 Haciendas - A Parade of Homes
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Tracking activity in commercial sector

With the past slowdown in the economy, it has been interesting to watch some of our favorite businesses changing locations as vacancies offered the chance to lease or purchase those long-soughtafter properties. Others had to shut down and many of us remain hopeful that well see them reappear in a new location even closer to where we live or work. For the local entrepreneur, right now there are some unique and perhaps even oncein-a-lifetime opportunities to land that ideal locale for a business operation. Commercial loans are running 6, 6.5 to 7 percent, always dependent on the loan terms, and landlords are certainly motivated to draft up a competitive lease. The Santa Fe Association of Realtors (SFAR) provides commercial property information on its website, sfar.com, to help local businesses find the right location. The site showcases commercial properties for sale or lease in the Santa Fe, Los Alamos and Espanola areas. The recent addition of commercial lease information is a project of the Commercial Council, a network of Realtors and other interested stakeholders that meets regularly to promote commercial real estate in the Santa Fe community. Pam Ostrowski is the current chair and, along with a task force of other local commercial Realtors, has been instrumental in advancing this project. The Santa Fe Association of Realtors in cooperation with the Commercial Council has also received a National Association of Realtors (NAR) Innovation Grant to host a Signature Series Speaker here in Santa Fe. Eric Boles, an acclaimed consultant and executive coach, will offer a Lead With Purpose presentation on Nov. 3 at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center. Mr. Boles believes that everything rises and falls on leadership and will share his views on how the mind of a leader develops the skills, strategies and methods to achieve success. He learned many principles of team dynamics, leadership and peak performance from his experiences in the National Football League (NFL) with the New York Jets and Green Bay Packers. This is such an important message that SFAR is opening the event to nonmembers and other Realtors throughout New Mexico. The registration fee is $50 which includes lunch sponsored by Southwestern Title & Escrow Inc. There have been many negative pressures on the commercial-real-estate community in the last year but with the help of commercial Realtors and NAR, a number of legislative victories have been achieved. The Financial Accounting Standards and International Accounting Standards boards have delayed issuing lease accounting proposals that would have capitalized all commercial-realestate lease contracts, which could negatively impact access to credit for both lessees and lessors. Secondly, the expansion of the Small Business Administrations temporary 504 commercial-real-estate refinance program makes eligible commercial loans that will balloon after December 2012 rather than being limited to loans maturing before that date. Lastly was the repeal of the 1099 reporting rule that would have required small businesses and property owners to track work done for them, totaling $600 or more per year, and send vendors IRS forms for reporting to the federal government. certifications acknowledging experience and expertise in various real-estate sectors are awarded by NAR and each affiliated group upon completion of required courses. This twice-yearly bulletin is a Home|Santa Fe Real Estate Guide feature designed to recognize the achievements of SFAR members. Each bulletin highlights a designation or certification along with those members who have achieved this distinction. You will also find a list of Realtor members that have earned a designation or certification in the prior six months along with upcoming news on courses that offer such opportunities. Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS) certification - The United States remains a top destination for foreign buyers, with international purchases totaling more than $16 billion, according to the 2011 Profile of International Home Buyers. With the pool of international buyers growing, many local Realtors are working to earn their CIPS and gain access to the CIPS Network, a 2,000-plus, members-only group. On Oct. 7, SFAR will host another in a series of CIPS courses, entitled The Americas to provide New Mexico Realtors with an opportunity to earn this valuable designation. Instructor Carmela Ma is president of CJM Associates, Inc., a California company specializing in realestate investment brokerage, advisory and global transactions. Her transactions include industrial developments in Africa and Asia, estates from Italy to Beverly Hills, and investment properties in Hong Kong and California. Real Estate Global Summit named her one of the World Top 10 Brokers in 2008. On Oct. 6, Ms. Ma gives a public presentation in Santa Fe on Global Landscapes - a Time of Incredible Challenges and Huge Possibilities. SFARs
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The National Association of Realtors and its affiliated institutes, societies, and councils provide a wide range of programs and services that assist members in increasing skills, proficiency, and knowledge. Designations and
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International Council hosts the event. For more information, contact SFAR at 505982-8385. In Santa, two Realtors - Baro Shalizi and Christoper Webster - have earned the Certified International Property Specialist certification. The following members achieved the following designations or certifications between Jan. 12 and Aug. 16, 2011: Accredited Buyers Representative (ABR): Katherine Blagden, Margaret Chavez, Tanya Clokely, Christopher Doyle, Lynne M. Einleger, Tess Monahan, Christopher Rocca, Alexandra R. Stango, Sherie Stiver-Zinn. At Home With Diversity Certification (AHWD): LuAnn L. Miller. Certified Residential Specialist (CRS): Stan Jones, Elizabeth Sheffield, Alexandra R. Stango. Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES): Tanya Clokely. For a complete list of SFAR members who have achieved designations, visit www.sfar.com and click on Designations. Some of these designations and certifications are maintained through a fee and/or recertification structure with NAR. Donna M. Reynolds is chief executive of the Santa Fe Association of Realtors. Contact her at 982-8385 or donna@sfar.com.
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of plaster. Most people who still want gypsum plaster will still go with that. But this is all good for plaster and for plasterers. Experienced plasterers have the basic skills to apply our products. Its not
different than gypsum plaster, Venetian plaster and lime plaster theyre all plastic materials that you apply to a wall and they have their own characteristics. The actual technique and process is similar, but you have to adjust to a different thickness. American Clay goes on less thick. Also gypsum plaster has a pot life or set time,
and plasterers work with that to get the finish they want. With American Clay you can relax a little more. American Clay is more expensive than standard, gypsum-based plasters. It is, and at some point I hope that can change, Elsaesser said. But if someone is using paint and wants a similar look to what you
get with clay mottled and more sensual they do have to do special things and that can end up being the same cost as clay. American Clay products are available in Santa Fe at BioShield Paint (which also carries a line of clay paints manufactured by BioShield) and Coronado Paint & Decorating.
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Drought: what you can do

July and August have seen a few rain showers, but little relief from our persistent drought. At two thirds through the year, Santa Fe is at only 39 percent of the normal annual rainfall. Albuquerque has only received 0.70 inches year to date, a tiny fraction of normal. Drought has afflicted every corner of the state this year. In nearly half of New Mexico, conditions are so bad that theyve been classified as Exceptional the worst level of drought. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has designated 16 counties as primary natural disaster areas due to drought. We should all be worried. Are we experiencing a short-term bad year or a continuation of a new weather pattern? Although our water supply looks secure at first glance, it is less reliable than what the numbers might lead you to believe. As I discussed in Julys column, Santa Fe currently has access to plenty of water, but these water resources are not sustainable. We could find ourselves in a very precarious situation almost overnight. For example, a fire on the upper Rio Grande could potentially shut down the Buckman Direct Diversion [BDD] project for an extended period. When the BDD was recently taken offline because the river was loaded with ash from the Las Conchas Fire, up to 70 percent of our drinking water was being pumped out of the aquifer, which is totally unsustainable. Normally at this time of year, Santa Fe would be drawing more from our reservoirs, but due to almost no snowpack and little rain, they are only at about 30 percent capacity. Last year at this time, the reservoirs were at 78 percent and in 2009 they were at 73 percent. We cannot afford to become lax in our water conservation efforts, said Brian K. Snyder, director of the citys Public Utilities Department and of the Sangre de Cristo Water Division. The conservation and drought-management success of our customers during the past 10 to 15 years is paying dividends now. The city is doing its part by ensuring we have access to water and by promoting water conservation, which is one of the key tenets of our continued sustainability. As part of this effort, many water restrictions are in place year round. A full list of the restrictions can be found at www.water2conserve.com. What can each of us do to conserve our most precious resource? Here are a few suggestions: When automatically served water in a restaurant, please say something. Install a rain sensor on your irrigation system and receive a rebate from the city of Santa Fe. Upgrade your toilet to a new, highefficiency model and receive a $175 rebate from the city. Install a greywater or rainwater harvesting system. Both are exempt from all watering restrictions!
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We must all conserve now to avoid having to move to water restrictions. To save our Santa Fe lifestyle, we need to make water conservation a way of life. Doug Pushard, the founder of the website www.HarvestH2o.com, has designed and installed residential rainwater systems for 12 years. A member of Santa Fe Water Conservation Committee and a board member of the American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association, he can be reached at Doug@ HarvestH2o.com.
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Slow Money picks up pace

Its almost clich to discuss the unusual level of creativity found in this sparsely populated part of the world. Northern New Mexico is such an inspirational place that its originality is often the kind that gets reproduced elsewhere. From Zozobra, the original burning man, to Los Alamos, the home of the A-bomb, our remote stretch of high country has had its share of cultural impact. Our sense of innovation has also attempted to counterbalance the carbon footprint left behind by our all-important fiestas and our national labs. Modern passive-solar architecture was born here with Ed Mazrias publication of the Passive Solar Energy Book (1979). Bioneers started downtown at La Fonda Hotel (1990) and St. Johns College (1991). Held every year since in the San Francisco Bay Area, its now the worlds preeminent environmental conference. The Permaculture Credit Union is another good example of our ecological ingenuity. Since the turn of this century, the alternative-banking institution has slowly and steadily grown. It now stewards over $8 million dollars in assets with less than a handful of problem loans. Although the credit union has yet to spread its philosophy to the rest of the lending industry, its poised to try. The newcomer on the scene grew out of a concept called slow food. The opposite of McDonalds and Trader Joes, slow food comes from local farmers and your own backyard. Good-for-your-community food doesnt come from Chicago, Chile, or China. But now that industrial agriculture has taken over our politics, our media, and our financial markets, the challenge has been finding startup money for farms in places that are often very far away from significant capital. Enter Truchas resident Woody Tasch and his book, Inquiries into the Nature of Slow Money. At its core, Slow Money attempts to answer an essential question, How do you get people to invest dirt? The answer is not easy, but with the worlds looming food crisis its hard to think of a more necessary pursuit. Fortunately, many people have quickly latched onto it. The first Slow Money Conference was held three years ago here in the Santa Fe Farmers Market building. Last years conference spread to a farm just outside of Burlington, Vermont. This years Third Annual Slow Food National Gathering will be held from Oct. 12 through 14 in San Francisco. Headlined by three inspiring speakers, Dr. Vandana Shiva, Wes Jackson (The Land Institute), and David Suzuki (The Nature of Things), the conference also will feature over 100 other speakers including yours truly. Ill be on a panel with one of my heroes, Gary Nabhan. Nabhan is the author of several beautifully written books about slow food, seed saving, and Western culture at the edge of a high and
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