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1939 – Taos, NM

10/5/20 8 Comments
Posted on OHD: 10/5/20. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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26078 Highway 64, Taos, NM 87571

Totally charming 2BR/2BA home on the Rio Fernando! This classic Taos log home was originally built in 1939, and has been in the same family since 1957. The home has been updated through the years, with modern conveniences, such as substantial insulation on walls and ceiling, exterior stucco, hot water baseboard heat with 4 zones, Pozzi double-pane windows, metal roof, new electric service, fiber optic cable for broadband internet. See Associated Documents for a complete list of improvements. At over 2, 000 square feet of heated living space, this home offers very comfortable year-round living. The cozy living room features a beautiful rock fireplace with insert. Floors are mostly oak hardwood. There is one bedroom with bathroom downstairs, and a bedroom/bath upstairs. The upstairs also has plenty of extra room for a sitting area or other uses. Off the kitchen is a nice bonus room which is a good space for an office, studio, crafts or whatever. There is a lovely deck that faces the stream, and a covered porch on the front entry side. The grounds are graced with aspens, fruit trees and tall cottonwoods. The land across the stream is forested with ponderosa pines, and borders US National Forest (but it is very steep). There is an attached 1-car garage with extensive shelving for storage. Located just a 10-minute drive (6.2 miles) to Taos center, and convenient to hiking trails, El Valle Escondido, Garcia Park, and other outdoor activities.
2 Bed ∙ 2 Bath ∙ 2,061 Sq Ft ∙ 4.77 Ac.
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