Built in the 1920s and designated as a registered cultural property, the Leonora Curtin House is a rare and exquisite example of Territorial-style adobe architecture nestled in Santa Fe's coveted Camino Del Monte Sol Historic District. This lovingly restored home sits on an expansive 0.17-acre lot and is just a short couple of block to Canyon Road and a scenic 20-minute walk to the Santa Fe Plaza along the storied Acequia Madre, one of the oldest irrigation ditches in the country, dating back to 1610. Offering three spacious bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, this exceptional residence features sun-filled, generously proportioned rooms with original charm and character. The home's thoughtful renovation blends historic integrity with modern updates, including a remodeled country kitchen