10 A & B Via La Puente

Property Description

This historic Galisteo Hacienda presents a rare opportunity to restore and potentially monetize an iconic adobe estate set on 3.8 acres within the village of Galisteo. One of the largest landholdings under Traditional Community zoning, the property supports residential, live/work, art gallery, and hospitality uses, positioning it for compelling income potential as a boutique inn, artist retreat, or short-term rental compound—a growing market in the Santa Fe corridor. Dating to the 1800s, the estate served as headquarters of Don José Ortiz y Pino’s sheep empire and later as Quartermill Farm, the celebrated home, studio, and gallery of artist Priscilla Hoback. The hacienda features two residential wings with four bedrooms and three baths, a large library, grand living and dining rooms, multiple fireplaces, and an inner courtyard with mature trees, portals, and a koi pond. A former gallery fronts the central village road; behind it, the main house sits in private repose. Additional income-generating structures include an art studio with a sink and loft, and a one-bedroom guest house — the former historic town bar — ideal for separate rental, artist residency, or staff quarters. Equestrian facilities include a handcrafted stone and adobe barn with stalls, a wash rack, a hay loft, a tack room with a 3⁄4 bath, and an arena, served by a dedicated private well. For a discerning buyer, this storied estate offers an exceptional canvas to reimagine historic New Mexico living as both a personal sanctuary and a productive creative enterprise.