Tres Puertas Historic Adobe Steps to Plaza

Welcome to Tres Puertas (Three Doors) — a rare opportunity to stay in an authentic piece of Santa Fe history. This exceptional Territorial-style adobe home, built in the 1880s by Santa Fe County sheriff Juan Holmes, is a State of New Mexico–registered cultural property dating back to the days when the West was still wild. Lovingly preserved and beautifully renovated, Tres Puertas offers a timeless Santa Fe experience in an unbeatable downtown location just three blocks from the Santa Fe Plaza.

Inside, the home feels light, bright, and welcoming. High ceilings crown the inviting living room, anchored by a stunning kiva fireplace and thoughtfully curated artwork. Skylights illuminate the dining area and the well-appointed kitchen, which features new stainless-steel appliances, authentic Talavera tile, and everything you need to prepare and enjoy memorable meals at home.

The spacious primary suite is a peaceful retreat with a king-size bed, television, its own kiva fireplace, and a beautifully tiled bathroom with a walk-in shower. The guest bedroom offers a queen-size bed beneath traditional viga ceilings, a television, and a private bathroom with a tub/shower combination. Laundry facilities are conveniently located within the home. Throughout, you’ll find a blend of wood and Saltillo tile floors, along with air conditioning for year-round comfort.

Step outside to discover private, beautifully landscaped courtyards—quiet, spacious, and ideal for relaxing or entertaining. Comfortable outdoor furnishings, a gas grill, and a dining table set on classic brick pavers create the perfect setting for al fresco meals and evenings under the Santa Fe sky. The home spans over 1,579 square feet and includes two off-street parking spaces, a rare luxury this close to downtown.

Tres Puertas is tucked into an established historic neighborhood just northeast of the Plaza. Within a five-minute stroll, you’ll reach world-class dining, museums, original boutiques, and renowned art galleries. Canyon Road, famous for its adobe architecture and over 100 galleries in a half-mile stretch, is just a few blocks away. Seasonally, the Plaza hosts internationally celebrated events such as Indian Market and Spanish Market.

Outdoor adventure is always close at hand. The Santa Fe Ski Basin lies just 12 miles up the mountain, while nearby trails in the national forest offer hiking, biking, fishing, and stunning aspen-filled vistas. Cultural highlights abound as well, including the Santa Fe Opera and remarkable historic sites such as Bandelier National Monument, Taos Pueblo, Acoma Pueblo’s Sky City, and Pecos National Monument—all within an easy day trip.

Tres Puertas is an ideal home base for exploring Santa Fe’s rich history, vibrant arts scene, and extraordinary natural beauty.
Dog-friendly property (dogs only).

VRP#: 157628