This traditional Taos property sits on two lots in the historic Lund subdivision of downtown Taos. The main house, in Pueblo/Southwestern style, has 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms, while the charming casita has one bedroom, one bath. Built in 1951, the 1,392 sq.ft. main house has a fireplace, galley kitchen, and separate laundry room. House has hot water baseboard heating with an additional wall heater in the livingroom. The generous front and back yards provide ample space for gardening and entertaining. The main house also has two attached carports. Original pecan wood paneling and built-ins throughout. Property features preserved authentic, retro design elements that are hard to find today. Update or restore this original and unique architectural home in the historic Taos district. The one-bedroom, 762 sqft casita was built in 1987 and has new Sierra Vista windows and metal roof, with wall heaters in the bedroom and living area. The casita has a large, private yard with several patios. Walk to everything in downtown Taos, including the historic Taos Plaza, the Taos Inn, the Harwood Museum, restaurants and shops. Fast, fiber-optic internet available in both houses.