This historic Eastside home offers 1,322+/- sq. ft. of elegant living space, blending timeless Santa Fe charm with modern comfort. Designed by architect Michael Mahaffey and built in 2006 on the grounds of the 1926 Sheldon Parsons artist compound, it features a new roof (fall 2025), taupe-stone brick floors, tall alder wood doors, two wood-burning kiva fireplaces, skylights, and several glass French doors, including one opening to a beautifully landscaped front patio. The interior walls are hand-plastered, adding warmth and texture throughout. Both the living area and bedroom feature high ceilings with wood beams, enhancing the open, airy feel. The spacious bedroom suite offers a luxurious full bath and generous closet space. The kitchen flows into an open-concept living and dining area, ideal for relaxed living and entertaining, and a new Wolf range has been ordered and will be installed. The front patio, framed by aspen, lilacs, and flower beds, offers privacy with wood gates and a walled perimeter, perfect for morning coffee or evening meals. The low-maintenance landscaping includes a drip irrigation system fed by a shared well. The back patio has an indoor-outdoor ambiance reminiscent of a European pied--terre, with serene architectural details and dappled light. This home is well-suited for full-time living or as a lock-and-leave retreat. With its newly installed roof providing years of worry-free protection, this property presents a compelling opportunity to own a beautiful home in a highly sought-after Eastside location, just steps from the Santa Fe River Trail, Canyon Road, and a short stroll to the Plaza.