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The Eastside Santa Fe neighborhood has a unique spirit and identity that stems from its architectural essence. This style emerged after New Mexico became a state in 1912. In an effort to integrate American aesthetics, homes were built that incorporated architectural influences from the East Coast that utilized modern building techniques and materials.

The homes in Santa Fe’s historic Eastside range from traditional adobe structures to elaborate grand houses adorned with pronounced parapets, and decorative brick copings. This vibrant and exclusive neighborhood, close to Santa Fe Plaza, exudes a blend of luxury and timeless appeal. Privacy, gardens, and intimate beauty characterize the residences, attracting multi-generational families who value the area’s history. You’ll find homes of the classic Pueblo Revival style with highly upgraded interiors and amenities, some contemporary new builds, arts and crafts-style homes, and light-filled residences whose strong lines and nature-inspired colors meld into the gorgeous Santa Fe landscape.

The Eastside neighborhood’s diverse array of architectural styles reflects the many people and cultures that have influenced it, from the Indigenous people who first lived in the area to Spanish colonists, American settlers, cowboys, renegades, scientists, artists, and visionaries who came later. They all left their mark on this community and shaped its renown as The City Different. 

What to Love

  • Wide variety of architectural styles and amenities
  • Walking distance to dining, shopping, boutiques, art galleries
  • Exclusive, plenty of privacy

Living in Eastside Santa Fe

Living in Eastside Santa Fe is a vibrant experience full of history, art, culture, and endless entertainment options. The people who choose to live in this area tend to gravitate toward unique experiences, and the beautiful properties of the Eastside definitely deliver. One of the most special things about living in Eastside Santa Fe is that you can enjoy all the art, fun, and culture you want, while still being able to maintain a private life, shielded from the hustle and bustle of the city. Many of the newer homes for sale in the Eastside have expertly mixed traditional and modern styles, often maintaining the historic feeling with modern upgrades such as contemporary kitchens, luxury appliances, and detached garages. 

While many of the homes are one-story residences, there are some two-story houses to be found. As these are larger homes, they are generally luxury properties, with ample square footage, large lots, and outdoor spaces for entertaining. 

Things to Do

Living in the historic Eastside offers residents easy access to a variety of exciting entertainment options. Whether they are seeking adventure in the hills, exploring art galleries on Canyon Road, or immersing themselves in various cultures through music, cuisine, and history, there is something for everyone. In addition to its commercial and urban appeal, the Eastside neighborhood is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes and preserves. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the stunning Dale Ball Trails in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains foothills, or visit the Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary to observe over 190 bird species and enjoy colorful gardens. For families with children, Patrick Smith Park offers a playground, picnic area, BBQ stations, and sports facilities. Community-minded individuals can also participate in Santa Fe’s Music on the Hill at St. John’s College, a summer tradition featuring free live concerts and a welcoming atmosphere for all attendees.

EASTSIDE SANTA FE Schools

Historic Eastside is home to several excellent schools. Top educational opportunities include:

  • Rio Grande School: PK–6, highly-rated private elementary school
  • Acequia Madre Elementary School: K–6, one of the top-rated public elementary schools in Santa Fe County
  • Santa Fe Preparatory School; 7–12, #1 rated private high school in the Santa Fe area
  • St. John’s College; four-year secondary education, highly-rated private university

 

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