Old Santa Fe Trail Campus Devoted to Art, Ideas, and Stewardship Over two decades, this extraordinary ~1.43-acre compound on coveted Old Santa Fe Trail was thoughtfully curated into something rarely found: a private campus devoted to art, mentorship, and creative dialogue. Set in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains—just minutes from Museum Hill and the Santa Fe Plaza—the ~5,600 sq ft estate was built to support meaningful work and exchange, welcoming visiting philanthropists, scholars, collectors, and artists of all kinds. Three Purpose-Built Structures: The Library Pavilion & Rooftop Observatory (2100+/- sq ft): Conceived as headquarters for the nonprofit Friends of the Sky Foundation, inspired by acclaimed minimalist sculptor and writer Tal Streeter. Built around a dramatic multi-story bookcase and 17 ft north facing windows, the pavilion culminates in a rooftop observatory with panoramic mountain and city views, complete with an attached studio and its own dedicated one-bedroom guest quarter with ample parking for guests. The Professional Creative Studio (1,100+/- sq ft): Designed by a public artist for large-scale work, it features two rooms, soaring 14 ft ceilings, crisp north-facing light, skylights, an oversized roll-up glass door, heavy weight concrete and engineered to accommodate major sculptures, canvases, and more. The Reimagined Main Residence & Guest Suite: (2,400+/- sq ft) 4 total bedrooms, 3 bath sanctuary, blending Italian porcelain tile with radiant in-floor heat. Storage, a garage, new high-end appliances and designed to supply everything you need and nothing you don’t. Sliding glass doors, a private inner courtyard with mountain views, and an independent guest suite. Framed by mature piñon, juniper, and expansive grounds, this compound stands turnkey and ready for its next steward—whether envisioned as an artistic retreat, private foundation, cultural center, or distinguished personal sanctuary.