The Home of Legendary Artist Georgia O’Keeffe Is for Sale in Santa Fe
Visited by the Dalai Lama and later owned by Paul Allen, the pueblo-style estate is set on 20 scenic acres with two guesthouses, a conference center, and greenhouse.
Visited by the Dalai Lama and later owned by Paul Allen, the pueblo-style estate is set on 20 scenic acres with two guesthouses, a conference center, and greenhouse.
Location: 4018 Old Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Price: $15,000,000
Footprint: 18,663 square feet, across all structures (21 bedrooms, 26 baths)
Lot Size: 20 acres
From the Agent: "Home to iconic artist Georgia O’Keeffe and later, philanthropist Paul G. Allen, cofounder of Microsoft, Sol Y Sombra is the essence of southwestern graciousness. The main house perfectly represents 1930s pueblo-style architecture and elegance with six bedrooms, inviting gathering spaces, and wide portals opening to lush lawns. Two guesthouses and a lodge offer overnight accommodations for guests. The conference center provides private space for business and the event center, with catering kitchen and panoramic rooftop views, sets the stage for unforgettable events. The Greenhouse showcases a bodhi tree grown from a seed of the tree the Buddha sat beneath to attain enlightenment, a gift from the Dalai Lama after visiting the property, as well as Allen’s impressive botanical collection. This rare and storied estate offers the comfort, elegance, and ease of a truly unique home in an inspirational setting."
Located three miles outside of Santa Fe, the sprawling estate comes with thriving gardens, lush landscaping, and multiple shaded areas.
Photo courtesy of Keller Williams Luxury Santa Fe
Located three miles outside of Santa Fe, the sprawling estate offers a convenient desert escape, complete with thriving gardens, lush landscaping, and multiple shaded areas.
Photo courtesy of Keller Williams Luxury Santa Fe
Photo courtesy of Keller Williams Luxury Santa Fe
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