Hillside Ave, Santa Fe
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Hillside Ave, Santa Fe

Architects: Colleen Gaven of JenkinsGavin Design & Development, Inc. http://jenkinsgavin.com
Paul Mifsud of Mifsud Associates Architects http://santafearchitects.com

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    356 Hillside Ave

This adobe home was originally built in 1925 and restored by Tyaga and Company in 2014.   Tucked into a gated cul-de-sac of homes of the same period, this little community shows the real Santa Fe experience.  High ceilings and a basement beneath create a fluid airflow, comfortable in the summer and cozy in the winter.  The 2,300 square foot home is filled with good natural light. Territorial style remodel with a dedicated attention to detail, this home features an open concept living and dining area with high ceilings, vigas and wood floors.  The large casement windows were lovingly restored to maintain the character of this nearly 100 year old home.

Tyaga & Company added a guest house in 2017, creating an intimate compound that retains an historical atmosphere.

 

Front door and portal

Looking from the kitchen to the living room - airy and light.

Living room with fireplace and stained glass detail over front door

Looking from living room towards kitchen, with multiple panel back door

Muti-panel side door

Kitchen sink

Kiva fireplace in bedroom

Modern bath features

Front Door with old stained glass

Guest House, looking from living room to kitchen

Guest House Kitchen

Guest House bedroom

Guest House Living Room windows to match the style of the Main House

Light and airy Guest House bathroom

Guest House bathtub

Elegant concrete floors throughout the Guest House