Move-in ready and filled with timeless charm, this delightful 1951 Stamm-built home sits in Casa Alegre, one of Santa Fe’s most coveted and serene neighborhoods. Thoughtfully updated while honoring its original character, the home showcases beautifully refurbished, stained, and sealed original hardwood floors, tongue & groove ceilings in bedrooms and hall, along with many original doors and built-in cabinets that reflect the craftsmanship of its era. The inviting kitchen blends warmth and functionality with all new appliances, new butcher block countertops and cabinetry, handmade Saltillo tile flooring, and colorful hand-painted Mexican tile accents that add authentic Southwestern flair. Comfort and efficiency are enhanced with baseboard heating throughout the home including an-demand tankless hot water heater. The cheerful, fully remodeled bathroom features vibrant hand painted tiles, medicine cabinet hidden by a hand crafted Mexican mirror, a convenient shower handle that prevents getting wet & Pella window with screen. Fresh interior and exterior paint & artisan light fixtures throughout, wood framed dual pane windows, further elevate the home’s style and appeal. A newly tiled front portal creates a welcoming entry and the perfect place to enjoy Casa Alegre’s peaceful, quiet atmosphere. Additional recent improvements include a new roof, a newly finished garage with epoxy floor and insulated garage door with remote, and new coyote fencing for added privacy. The spacious backyard is a tranquil retreat filled with mature peach, plum, pear, and apple trees, creating a lush and inviting outdoor setting, to be enjoyed from a covered back portal. There is ample backyard space for gardening and expansion. Complete with countless thoughtful upgrades throughout, this charming Stamm home beautifully combines historic character, modern comfort, and classic Santa Fe style in an exceptional central location, walking distance to Gregory Lopez Park and Madame Matisse Cafe.