$3,800 - 2 Bedroom | 2 Bathroom | 1,350 sq. ft.

It’s a winner. This home won the “Best Craftsmanship” Award at the 2024 Hacienda Parade of Homes in Santa Fe.

This sustainable, net-zero home was built by the award-winning contractor, Matt DeClerk of Yazdec Construction, LLC and designed by the award-winning architect, John B. Hertz. A beautiful blend of contemporary touches and traditional forms, the house features exposed wood beams and ceilings, hand-mudded interior walls, and natural concrete floors.

Located in the historic Barrio Guadalupe, the home is walkable to the Plaza, Farmers Market and Railyard. The house evokes the forms of traditional northern New Mexican and the stepped motif of the parapet walls pays homage to the historic architecture along Guadalupe Avenue and the nearby Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe church.

The residence is built around a private, brick, sun-lit patio that is bordered by a long, south facing portal. Although compact in size, the home lives large with its tall, white-washed ceilings and abundant natural light. It is designed for accessibility, featuring wide doors throughout and roll-in showers.
The contemporary, open concept kitchen features custom cabinets with black, honed granite countertops, black stainless-steel appliances, and copious storage with slide-out shelves.

Sustainability features include:
• High-efficiency heat pump air-conditioning
• High efficiency hot-water heating
• Hot-water circulation system
• High-efficiency heat pump washer/dryer
• Super-insulation
• Roof-mounted solar panels with net-zero rating
• Ceiling fans throughout
• Passive solar heating
• Passive cooling
• Rainwater harvesting with cisterns with low-pressure irrigation system
• Xerophytic native and low water landscaping

$3,800/month + Utilities
One year lease is required.
Tenants transfer utilities into their name.
First Month, Last Month, and Security Deposit required.