This month’s feature home, a Circa 1900s Territorial Farmhouse in Arroyo Hondo, offers original vigas, hand-finished plaster walls, and wide-plank pine floors. The restored double-adobe home blends historic charm and modern comfort, located in the water-rich community of Arroyo Hondo.
Situated on two irrigated acres, this rare Northern New Mexico property has been carefully updated to preserve its heritage. Features include a bespoke kitchen, handcrafted doors, cedar-lined closets, and a flexible 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath layout with a serene primary suite and open loft space.
Acequia water rights, a private well, and community water support gardening or farming. A large barn/garage offers ample storage. Minutes from Taos and outdoor recreation, this home is a beautifully restored slice of New Mexico history.
Next, we step behind the curtain with three local builders who share inspiring ways to transform your home or create a new one that truly mirrors your unique style. These experts have spent decades turning per