Unique Historic Eastside 9-bedroom compound with Sangre de Cristo views offers a rare opportunity to own a part of Santa Fe’s history. The properties at 515–519 Camino del Monte Sol are located within the Camino del Monte Sol Historic District, a renowned area that served as the hub of a nationally significant artists' colony between 1912 and World War II. The district, which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1988, is characterized by its Pueblo Revival adobe homes and rural atmosphere. As of 2008-2010, the properties at 515, 517, and 519 Camino del Monte Sol were identified as contributing, historically significant residences in the district. The original portion of this property dates to 1880 and includes iconic Santa Fe features such as adobe construction, 11 kiva fireplaces, vigas and beams, portals, decorative tile and hardwood and brick floors. Included in this offering are multiple buildings: a 2,302 sq. ft. main house, a 1945 sq. ft. secondary main house, a 1799 sq. ft. guest house and a 469 sq. ft. casita —all situated around a dazzling central pool and sizable cabana. In addition, there is an unfinished basement with wine cellar. Six independent walled gardens and extensive mature landscaping. One car garage plus 10 parking spaces are available to owners and guests. A stylish retreat yet only a few blocks from Canyon Road. This premium Eastside location is also close to Geronimo, Santa Fe Plaza and all that downtown Santa Fe has to offer.