Tucked in the storied Webster Compound on Garcia Street, this enchanting adobe retreat offers a rare opportunity to live within one of Santa Fe’s most culturally significant enclaves. Part of an artist colony that nurtured writers, poets, and painters. This timeless residence is more than a home. It’s a connection point to Santa Fe’s creative soul. Flagstone floors, hand-plastered walls, skylights, and vigas create an atmosphere that feels both grounding and uplifting, an old-world sanctuary shaped by nearly a century of history. The great room centers around an inviting kiva fireplace, its soft glow anchoring the space whether you are relaxing, dreaming, or creating. Doors and divided-light windows open to a south-facing walled garden where winter sunlight warms the adobe and summer trees cast delicate shade. The patio, lilac tree, and serene enclosure evoke the feeling of a hidden courtyard in a far-off place. The newer owner will step into a lineage. Willa Cather, Arthur Sze, Ramona Sakiestewa, Stanley Noyes, and Kon Tiki author Thor Heyerdahl once lived and created within this very compound, shaping works that traveled far beyond Santa Fe. There is a quiet hum of inspiration that lingers on these grounds, and the new steward of this residence will feel it immediately. This home whispers a sweet lullaby. The kitchen blends traditional charm with modern usefulness. Oak floors, stainless steel appliances, custom cabinets, pantry space, and a generous wood countertop. The full bath features classic Mexican tile. With a design that welcomes both simplicity and depth, the home becomes an ideal escape for contemplation, creativity, and renewal. Just moments from Downtown Subscription, Canyon Road, Garcia Street Books, Museum Hill, hiking trails, and the Plaza, this location is quintessential Eastside living, with treed lanes, intimate beauty, and the sense of belonging to a part of Santa Fe that still breathes with history, art, and human connection.