Historic Compound · Santa Fe
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Farmhouse 1
Fresh, luminous, and built for sunsets. The ultimate love nest.
01The house provides
Amenities
- New construction
- A/C and heat
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Microwave, toaster, blender, Cuisinart
- Drip coffee maker with filters
- French press
- Coffee bean grinder
- Frother
- Filtered water pitcher
- Organic pantry, organic coffee and teas
- XL walk-in shower
- Flat-screen TV with Apple TV
- Harman Kardon Bluetooth speaker
- King bed
- 1000 TC sheets and organic towels
- Down pillows and duvet
- Satin eye masks
- Organic bath amenities
- Ten Thousand Waves bathrobes
- Blow dryer
- Yoga mats
- Crystals and plants for good energy
- Sound and chakra healing tuners
- Designated work space
- Professional-speed Wi-Fi
- Washer and dryer on the premises
- Natural cleaning products, no scents
- Private parking
02Room by room
Gallery
03Stay here
Choose your dates at Farmhouse 1
- Tap your arrival night. Open nights are in dark type.
- Tap your departure night. The minimum stay is 3 to 4 nights, depending on the time of year, and the calendar shows yours.
- Choose the number of guests.
- Press Reserve and finish on our secure booking page, where you will see the total and our best rate.
Next available: Oct 31 · 3-night minimum
Adults only. No pets. No smoking.
04The story
The story
Farmhouse 1 is a new addition to the compound: a freestanding Northern New Mexico farmhouse, fresh, luminous, and designed with space efficiency. An open floor plan with a king bed, a full kitchen, a living area, and a designated work area. The thirty-foot covered portale expands the living space, with epic sunsets, outdoor living and dining, and a firepit. Private drive and parking, and a western exposure where you can see for miles!
The history of the property dates way back: it was designated a Spanish land grant by Spain in 1745. We have a copy of a letter from the King of Spain, and the letterhead reads La Villa Real de la Santa Fe de San Francisco de Asís, the name the Spanish gave to Santa Fe when they arrived in the late 1500s. It is important to note that the Native Pueblo Tewa culture was here long before the Spanish, and they had their own name, Ogha P’o’oge, often translated as “White Shell Water Place.”
It is a love nest for couples and an up-leveled landing for a single traveler on a personal retreat. Trails start off the property, five museums and the Botanical Garden are a walk away, and the Plaza is eight minutes by car.
“Our farmhouses are fresh and luminous, and definitely the ultimate love nest for couples and an uplifting, insular retreat for singles.”
Kris, the creatress
05Good to know
Good to know
- Adults only. These are quiet retreats.
- No pets, please.
- No smoking, inside or out.
- Shoes off inside, in the Eastern tradition.
- Quiet hours from 10 pm to 7 am, in line with the city's rules for short-term stays and out of respect for the neighbors and the wildlife.
- Santa Fe is at 7,000 feet: drink lots of water, and definitely take electrolytes.
- The sun is intense.
- Check-in from 3 pm, check-out by 11 am.
- At the time of booking, we send a comprehensive email with helpful information to help plan your trip to Santa Fe. Thirty hours before you arrive, you will receive very specific directions for arrival. They work like a charm every time.
- Once you book with us, you have access to our Insiders Guide, coveted and exclusively for our guests.
- A 3-night minimum, and extended stays are welcome. The calendar shows the minimum for your dates.
06Where it sits
Behind Museum Hill, Santa Fe
We are located behind Museum Hill, with five world-class museums off Old Santa Fe Trail, the Santa Fe Botanical Garden, and the downtown Plaza close by.
- The Plaza, about eight minutes by car
- Canyon Road and its galleries, three minutes by car
- Five museums and the Botanical Garden on Museum Hill, on foot
- The Santa Fe Opera in season, about twenty minutes north
- The Dale Ball trails and the high desert from the door
- Ski Santa Fe, about forty minutes up the mountain
07Questions
Good questions
What is the sunset portale?
A thirty-foot covered portale built for outdoor living and dining, facing west. Cocktails at sunset, dinner from the Weber grill, and the firepit after.
How far is the compound from the Plaza?
About eight minutes by car to the Plaza and three to Canyon Road. Five of the city's museums and the Botanical Garden are a walk away.
Is the compound private?
Yes. The compound was set up for exclusivity and privacy for each guest sanctuary, and the homes are set apart from each other on gardens and open land.
Is there a grill?
Yes. Every home on the compound has a Weber grill, a firepit, and outdoor dining, and a fully equipped kitchen inside.
Are the sanctuaries adults only?
Yes. Every home is adults only, with no pets and no smoking, inside or out. They are quiet retreats.
How do we book?
Santa Fe homes book directly with us: choose your dates on the home's page and finish on our secure booking page, where you will see the total and the best rate we offer anywhere. The Tulum Jungle House is booked through our partner Jungle Luxe.
Is there a minimum stay?
Three nights at the Historic Compound and in Tulum, four nights at Tumbleweed and Sage in the Railyard District, and extended stays are welcome everywhere. The calendar on each Santa Fe home's page shows the exact minimum for your dates.
