Built in 2001 as an artist studio, the Lamy Rail House is a distinctive Northern New Mexico retreat for someone seeking character, land and a true sense of place. Set on 1.03 acres in historic Lamy, just 18 miles from downtown Santa Fe, this home offers vaulted ceilings, textured concrete floors, a wood-burning stove and two open-framed porches that extend the living space into the high-desert landscape. The house has a creative history, having been home to artists including a blacksmith and painter, and its open, studio-like character remains central to the experience. A secluded loft provides flexible space for guests, lounging or creative pursuits. From nearly every room, views extend toward the historic Mission Chapel of Our Lady of Light, while the property itself reaches toward Lamy's Depot and the Legal Tender Saloon. The setting is uniquely Lamy: historic railroad architecture, open skies, wetlands, mature trees and a community that feels worlds away from Santa Fe while remaining an easy drive from the Plaza. Yet this retreat is never disconnected from the wider world. The historic rail line provides an extraordinary connection beyond New Mexico, with Amtrak service offering access to destinations including Los Angeles and Chicago. It is a rare combination: the peace and character of a small historic village with a rail connection that can take you far beyond Northern New Mexico. The active rail line is part of Lamy's distinctive setting, with Amtrak passing through twice daily and Sky Railway bringing visitors and adventure to the village. For some, passing trains are simply part of the rhythm of Lamy; for others, they are part of what makes this place memorable. Zoned Traditional Community, the property offers both residential and commercial possibilities. The Lamy Rail House is a place to create, retreat, entertain, work, or simply enjoy the extraordinary light, landscape and history of one of Northern New Mexico's most distinctive communities.