Located in the Don Gaspar Historic District of Santa Fe’s sought-after South Capital neighborhood, this distinctive property features an 1890s adobe main house with a bungalow-style exterior and a thoughtfully modernized interior, paired with an attached guest residence. Two private, beautifully landscaped courtyards, each with dining and lounging areas, create exceptional indoor-outdoor living and entertaining space, a rare asset in this close-in historic setting. The main home offers 1,600 square feet, a well-designed one-bedroom layout with a separate office and one bath, smooth plaster walls, soft white interiors, wood trim, hardwood floors, high ceilings, and a wood-burning fireplace, favoring a clean, refined, and timeless aesthetic over traditional Pueblo details. The gourmet kitchen features Egyptian marble, skylight, pantry, breakfast bar, and wine storage, complemented by a gracious formal dining area and thoughtful built-ins. Perfectly scaled and inviting, the home is ideal for a couple or second-home living. The tri-level 2-bedroom guest residence of 939 square feet, constructed in the 1950s, provides comfortable, cozy, and fully self-contained living with a simple cottage-like aesthetic, featuring charming sloped ceilings in the upper bedroom and a sitting area consistent with a structure’s period and cottage character. Designed for function and privacy rather than architectural replication of the main house, it includes an eat-in kitchen, bright living spaces, and two bedrooms-well suited for guests, extended family, or rental use, with proven income including several repeat guests. All within walking distance to the Plaza, Railyard, farmers market, dining, shopping, and Santa Fe’s celebrated historic landmarks.