Brand New Listing! Casa Ojalá is your Santa Fe Dream Come True. It’ll have you at hello! You’ll be smitten as soon as you walk into this 1 BR, 2 Bath 1125 sq.ft. 1930 Pueblo Revival. Tucked away in an exclusive pocket neighborhood in the Historic Eastside – it’s close to everywhere you want to be. With some homes dating back centuries, the Eastside has some of Santa Fe’s most picturesque adobe homes and gardens.

An easy walk to the Plaza and Canyon Rd art galleries. Close to Museum Hill where you can explore some of the city’s finest museums. In the morning, stroll down the street to Downtown Subscription for a steaming cup of coffee, fresh baked croissant and the newspaper – a great place to people watch, and then browse next door at Garcia Street Books.

You’ll enjoy the original art by the artist-owner in this beautifully maintained and thoughtfully remodeled period property with thick adobe walls, original vigas, hardwood and brick floors, kiva fireplace and built-in bancos. Filled with LIGHT -- Skylights in every Room.

You’ll love the stunning Cook’s Kitchen! Living Room. Dining Room, Office. Spacious Bedroom -- Comfortable King Bed with 400-thread count sheets. Cool modern Tile Baths. Spend evenings sitting outside, with a glass of wine on your own private patio and portal.

Modern conveniences include: Air conditioning. On Demand Hot Water. HDTV with Hulu and Netflix. High speed internet, Bluetooth wireless stereo -- easily connects to your phone, iPad or tablet -- listen to your music and podcasts. Off-street Parking. Laundry.

NOTES: 1. Owner's List of Local Favorites on site -- gives you the insider's track to discovering YOUR Santa Fe: Favorite restaurants and bars; Coffee; Shrines and wonders; Shops and Markets; Outings; Seasonal Rituals. 2. NO PET POLICY

EXTENDED STAY ONLY. This home has a 30-Day Minimum Stay Requirement, making it an ideal option for longer visits to Santa Fe.

CHECK IN: 4 pm. CHECK OUT: 10 am

PS from the artist-owner: Ojalá is a Spanish word which contains magic and possibility. It translates as "hopefully," However it is a word you use when you really hope and wish that something will happen -- almost as if requesting divine intervention...Casa Ojalá is truly my Santa Fe Dream Come True -- may it be for you as well.