Step inside 806 Don Gaspar, a hidden architectural gem just minutes from downtown Santa Fe. This beautifully reimagined home offers 3-bedrooms, 3-bathrooms and single-level living with approximately 2,109 sq. ft. in the heart of South Capital. Originally built in 1911, the home underwent a 2019 renovation completed by Palo Santo Designs as general contractor. Though modest and unassuming from the outside, the interior unfolds into an expansive, airy, and light-filled space. This home is a masterclass in modern minimalism — blending Scandinavian simplicity, Japandi warmth, and Santa Fe’s natural light. The open floor plan flows effortlessly through vaulted ceilings, geometric skylights, and handcrafted details that make every angle feel intentional. The kitchen features a Bertazzoni induction range, Baltic birch plywood cabinetry, and Porcelanosa Krion countertops, connecting naturally to the dining and living areas as well as a cozy loft space. The spacious primary suite offers in-floor radiant heating, a walk-in closet, and luxurious quartzite countertops. Recent updates include a new metal roof, energy-efficient windows, solar panels, and mini-split cooling systems for year-round comfort. Additional highlights include a permitted gray-water system for irrigation, a rare standing basement (approx. 200 sq. ft.) providing ample storage, and an EV electric car charger. Outdoors, the property is enclosed by a white picket fence and surrounded by lush gardens, numerous fruit trees, and evergreen landscaping—creating a private and tranquil retreat. From the serene courtyard to the pastel-toned bathrooms and custom woodwork, every space invites calm, creativity, and a deep connection to nature.