A Contemporary Galisteo architectural treasure! Great views of the Galisteo River Basin. The rich history of a Northern New Mexico village surrounds this home. Designed by noted architect Beverly Spears, this four-building Rastra (foam insulated concrete) constructed compound offers a main house of 1866 sf, a 640 sf separate primary suite/casita, a detached 958 sf building with two separate studio/offices, a half bath and lots of storage that could easily convert into a casita. There is a large 640 sf studio/garage conversion (frame stucco). These three buildings have mini-split HVAC systems. The main house has an open plan, spacious kitchen, a center cooking and preparation island, granite countertops, and a living and dining room with dramatic views of the bosque and wildlife. Three buildings are single-level, with two upstairs guest rooms above the main house. On five acres bounded by the Galisteo Creek is a large, fenced garden with raised beds for growing vegetables irrigated by one of two buried 2500 gallon cisterns. Professionally designed xeric landscaping includes native New Mexican plantings and a generous private flagstone patio. Recent ground and roof-mounted solar panels equal electric bills of less than $2.00 a month! A sophisticated home design for a contemporary lifestyle!
This historic Hacienda embodies the essence of old-world New Mexico charm and a true Galisteo history with the spirit of this old adobe reflecting the lore, legend and mystery of the Galisteo Basin. Beginning in the 1800s this was the Headquarters of Don Jose Ortiz y Pino's sheep empire - a gathering place, a general store - and more recently, for several decades beginning in the late 1970s this was the home, studio and gallery of the award-winning potter and visual artist Priscilla Hoback, and a source of creative nurturing for the arts community. This iconic estate is nestled in the center of Galisteo Village, still with its vibrant art scene, and the long portal of the art gallery sits along a central road. Behind the gallery and studio is the large adobe main house, with its intimate and grand spaces. The hacienda is composed of two wings - one with a single bedroom and bathroom, the other with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. There is a large library, grand living room, formal dining room, several unique fireplaces and an array of charming details. The generous inner courtyard is an oasis of calm; the ancient willow tree casts shade on the koi pond, the gnarled old apricot tree frames the main doorway under a second large portal. This, combined with the central kitchen and spacious living room, create a home that is perfect for entertaining and large receptions. The property is verdant with a variety of mature trees, fruit trees and flower gardens. There are outbuildings for storage. So much potential and so many possibilities - come make YOUR history in Galisteo
Experience the essence of the Southwest with this picturesque pueblo style home and casita tucked into the Volcanic Hogback Ridge, near petroglyphs, on 11+ breathtaking acres overlooking the sweeping expanse of land and sky surrounding the historic village of Galisteo. Feel a world away in this community of artists and makers, a mere 35 minute drive to Downtown Santa Fe. This artful abode immediately captivates with gracefully rounded contours and a spacious deck with a kiva fireplace, a dream for hosting and dining al fresco while savoring the spectacular views. The vistas continue as one enters the carved front door into the elegant great room featuring a wall of recessed picture windows with window seats, perfect for soaking up sunsets and watching the wildlife. The beauty is enhanced by high ceilings, a stone framed fireplace, and abundant natural light from clerestory windows above and french doors to the veranda. The open-concept design highlights traditional accents including viga & latilla ceilings, wooden lintels, nichos, hardwood, saltillo tile, and brick flooring, and kiva fireplaces. Tradition meets contemporary luxury with fine finishes including diamond plaster walls and a gourmet kitchen with granite counters and backsplash, dual ovens, and a built-in range. Residents and guests can retreat to their own private oases across this split floor plan. Relax under the stars on the courtyard off the primary bedroom, then cozy up next to the primary’s own kiva fireplace. A serene flagstone courtyard at the back of the home offers further space for communing with nature. Artists, remote workers, guests or tenants will also love the casita, a private 2 bed, 1 bath home with 2 portals for enjoying a morning coffee while gazing across the landscape. A detached 2-car garage with covered walkway to the main home offers protection for vehicles or a fantastic space for craftsmen and hobbyists. Eco-conscious buyers will appreciate the solar panels and rain barrels.
This unique contemporary masterpiece sits on 5 acres overlooking 100,000 acres of the Galisteo Basin and the distant Jemez Mountains, in the historic and horse-friendly village of Galisteo. Designed by award-winning architect/owner, Leslie Gallery-Dilworth, FAIA, with architect Craig Hoopes, this home is sited to blend seamlessly into the boulders of the high desert landscape. This spacious and quietly elegant 3,097 sq. ft. home is clearly no ordinary 3 bedroom/3 bathroom home. Entering through the triangular entry space or gallery, the panoramic views unfold as the floor-to-ceiling wall of windows rises 20 ft. to meet the soaring curved ceiling. This great room, anchored by a massive fireplace, is framed by walls of glass and built-in floor-to-ceiling bookcases. Six glass doors open onto a terrace, a vine-covered portico, and a courtyard garden with a fountain. The proportions of this room are perfect for entertaining or cozy for quiet contemplation. Defining the great room is a 5-unit of maple cabinets, separating the living/dining space from the kitchen. An efficient, yet spacious galley kitchen discretely shares the space and light equipped with top-of-the-line sustainable cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and extra deep porcelain countertops. The floor plan is organized in 4 parts each opening onto the triangular gallery space: a large owners bedroom suite with spa-inspired bathing and bathroom, a separate wing housing 2 guest bedrooms ensuite, the open concept great room/living room/kitchen, and the 3-car garage wing reached from the entry hall, which includes a heated office space/studio with views. A covered patio near the dining area invites one to outdoor dining. Natural light is abundant, changing throughout the day, and into the starlight of night.
Nestled in the charming, historic artistic village of Galisteo, 794 Camino Los Abuelos and its two adjacent lots offer a unique 70-acre equestrian compound full of western charm and rife with opportunity. The property features five fenced pastures and two horse/hay barns, catering perfectly to equestrian needs. Additionally, the estate’s two adjoining separately deeded lots offer potential for enhancement. The primary lot boasts a Northern New Mexican style 2-bedroom main house, exuding substance and warmth with its plaster walls and a cozy living room fireplace. The brick-floored portal off the back of the house, with a covered outdoor dining area and a hot tub, offers breathtaking southern mountain views overlooking the Galisteo Basin and the Cerro Pelon Ranch – a stunning setting for sunset views on a cool summer evening. Complementing the main house, the compound includes a 1-bedroom casita, a standalone bunk shed, and a large 2-car garage with an extensive storage room, all connected to one of the horse barns. The property is gated for added privacy and security, and the expansive acreage, which was carefully manicured with horse riding in-mind, invites enjoyment of the serene high desert lifestyle. Whether you seek a tranquil sanctuary to savor desert vistas or a canvas for creating a substantial compound, 794 Camino Los Abuelos delivers a rare opportunity in Galisteo's picturesque landscape.
Nestled in the charming, historic artistic village of Galisteo, 794 Camino Los Abuelos and its two adjacent lots offer a unique 70-acre equestrian compound full of western charm and rife with opportunity. The property features five fenced pastures and two horse/hay barns, catering perfectly to equestrian needs. Additionally, the estate’s two adjoining separately deeded lots offer potential for enhancement. The primary lot boasts a Northern New Mexican style 2-bedroom main house, exuding substance and warmth with its plaster walls and a cozy living room fireplace. The brick-floored portal off the back of the house, with a covered outdoor dining area and a hot tub, offers breathtaking southern mountain views overlooking the Galisteo Basin and the Cerro Pelon Ranch – a stunning setting for sunset views on a cool summer evening. Complementing the main house, the compound includes a 1-bedroom casita, a standalone bunk shed, and a large 2-car garage with an extensive storage room, all connected to one of the horse barns. The property is gated for added privacy and security, and the expansive acreage, which was carefully manicured with horse riding in-mind, invites enjoyment of the serene high desert lifestyle. Whether you seek a tranquil sanctuary to savor desert vistas or a canvas for creating a substantial compound, 794 Camino Los Abuelos delivers a rare opportunity in Galisteo's picturesque landscape.
Galisteo is located in New Mexico. Galisteo, New Mexico has a population of 205. Galisteo is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 23.22%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $64,423 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Galisteo is 64.1 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 17.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 14.2 inches per year, with 29 inches of snow per year.
