An entire earthen home to yourself — two bedrooms, two baths, and a walled patio — where 1865 craftsmanship meets the quiet comforts of a modern stay.
Hand-sawn wood beams and hand-troweled plaster walls carry the texture of the original 1865 build. A restored antique stove anchors the dining room; handcrafted furniture, hundred-year-old Navajo weavings, and Native pottery fill the rooms. Classic and contemporary work by New Mexican artists gives the home a curated, deeply-rooted feel.
Every room is arranged for slowness — a place to read in the afternoon light, cook without hurry, and let the evening settle in.
One queen bed under hand-hewn beams, soft light, and thick adobe walls that keep the room cool and hushed.
One queen bed beneath a vaulted ceiling peaking near seven feet — a cozy perch above the main floor.
Plus a comfortable sofa bed in the living room, sleeping six in total.
A rustic adobe wall encloses a brick-paved patio built around a traditional wood-burning fireplace. It's the heart of the home after dark — for a glass of local wine, a slow conversation, and the kind of quiet evening New Mexico does best.
A selection of the 45 amenities that come with the home.