Rentals in Santa Fe, New Mexico Santa Fe
Adobe casitas, hand-troweled walls, and the slow heartbeat of Canyon Road. Nine homes managed in this district right now.
Three homes in this neighborhood
Eastside Acequia Madre — 2BR adobe
Canyon Road — 1BR detached casita
Eastside Garcia Street — 3BR Pueblo-Revival
South Capitol Don Cubero — 2BR territorial
A neighborhood that walks slowly.
Eastside Historic — sometimes called the "Camino district" — sits between the Plaza and the foothills. It's the oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood in Santa Fe, and it shows: dirt roads, cottonwoods, hand-built adobes that lean a little because they've been there since the 1850s.
Daily life here means walking to Kakawa Chocolate House, the Santa Fe Farmers Market on Tuesdays, and the Canyon Road galleries on Fridays. Public transit on Old Pecos Trail puts the Roundhouse and the rail-runner station within ten minutes.
Schools & transit
- Acequia Madre Elementary (walkable)
- Capshaw Middle (3 mi)
- Santa Fe High (4 mi)
- Santa Fe Trails Route 2 stops every 30 min
What makes it different
- Strict historic district building codes
- Walled courtyards on most properties
- Mature gardens — apricot, lilac, lavender
- Slower traffic, narrow streets
Renting in Santa Fe
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02Are short-term rentals allowed in Santa Fe?
03What about historic-district covenants?
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