Steeped in Santa Fe history, this soulful and authentic adobe home, built in 1922, once served as the residence of two members of the celebrated Cinco Pintores--Walter Mruk and William Shuster. Unlike the more established Taos Society of Artists, the Cinco Pintores were a youthful, avant-garde group of artists under 30 who embraced the emerging modern movements of the 1920s, including Expressionism, Cubism, and Fauvism. Their creative spirit remains woven into the fabric of this remarkable property.

The 1,709+- square-foot main residence is gracefully sited on a generous 0.29-acre lot and offers two bedrooms and two baths. Rich with old-world character, the home features two fireplaces, traditional vigas and beams, warm adobe walls, and an unmistakable sense of timeless Santa Fe charm.

Privately tucked away on the property, the one-bedroom, one-bath adobe guest house was built in 2008 with great care to honor the architectural integrity of the original residence. It seamlessly captures the same authentic warmth and character while offering comfortable accommodations for guests, extended family, or rental opportunities.

Completing the property is a detached 216+- square-foot artist's studio or workshop--a fitting creative retreat that pays homage to the home's extraordinary artistic legacy. Rarely does a property combine such rich cultural provenance, authentic architecture, and enduring Santa Fe character in one exceptional offering.

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September 1, 2026