Description
Located in the extraordinary historic overlay district of downtown Taos. You will love being a part of all the action in town, like the Farmers Market, and concerts on the Plaza, shopping, restaurants and shops, while returning to your private retreat. Just west of La Loma Plaza is the sleepy road called Plaza Trusco. Walled and gated entry courtyard with charming portal to front door. Welcoming entry hall. To the left is cozy sitting room that leads you to a spacious living room with fireplace and access to the central courtyard with the magnificent ancient Apricot tree. Viga and cove ceilings. Divided light windows. Spacious kitchen with pantry. 2259 sq ft with thick adobe walls, 2 bedrooms (plus a bonus room) and 2 baths. Wood floors. Wonderful hall that reveals the inviting central courtyard. Additional back yard area. One car garage. Front gate by Pete Barlow. Plaque in the ceiling in the living room reveals the year built 1873 and builder. This home offers the ultimate in old Taos style and character.
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2BEDS
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0.22ACRES
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2BATHS
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01/2 BATHS
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2,347SQFT
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$272$/SQFT
Listing provided courtesy of New Mexico Real Estate Group: 575-224-6848.Description
Located in the extraordinary historic overlay district of downtown Taos. You will love being a part of all the action in town, like the Farmers Market, and concerts on the Plaza, shopping, restaurants and shops, while returning to your private retreat. Just west of La Loma Plaza is the sleepy road called Plaza Trusco. Walled and gated entry courtyard with charming portal to front door. Welcoming entry hall. To the left is cozy sitting room that leads you to a spacious living room with fireplace and access to the central courtyard with the magnificent ancient Apricot tree. Viga and cove ceilings. Divided light windows. Spacious kitchen with pantry. 2259 sq ft with thick adobe walls, 2 bedrooms (plus a bonus room) and 2 baths. Wood floors. Wonderful hall that reveals the inviting central courtyard. Additional back yard area. One car garage. Front gate by Pete Barlow. Plaque in the ceiling in the living room reveals the year built 1873 and builder. This home offers the ultimate in old Taos style and character.
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