Taos, Santa Fe, Abiquiu, Chama and Angel Fire.
The Sangre de Cristos above Taos and Santa Fe. Red rock and the Rio Chama around Abiquiu. High meadows and trout water near Chama and Angel Fire.
Builders here work in adobe, mud and lime plaster, hand-adzed vigas, carved wood and native stone, in Pueblo Revival, Territorial and Spanish ranch styles.
Old acequia farms and family land in the valleys, and people coming for the light, the history and room to ride.
Taos · Ranchos de Taos · Santa Fe · Tesuque · Abiquiu · Chama · Angel Fire · Sapello
Taos, Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, Colfax and San Miguel counties
Adobe homes, horse property and acreage across Northern New Mexico.
Hand-picked builders who build the kind of homes people dream about here.
Hand-picked for one reason: they build the kind of homes people dream about.
Historic-style adobe haciendas and Spanish ranch homes from a multigenerational Taos building family.
Territorial and Pueblo-style homes in mud plaster, lime wash and hand-adzed vigas, plus historic adobe restorations.
Ranch and estate builds that include the land work too: fencing, power, roads and utilities.
Traditional New Mexico and high-desert modern homes; 2024 Grand Hacienda Award at the Santa Fe Parade of Homes.
Architect-designed Pueblo Revival, Territorial and contemporary homes, with AIA and preservation awards.
A family firm that takes on only one or two luxury custom homes a year, with 16+ Parade of Homes honors.
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Adobe haciendas, river and creek frontage, and mountain acreage across Northern New Mexico. Representing one? We’d love to show it.
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