Courtesy of Helix Real Estate Group

This adobe home, tucked at the end of a peaceful 16th Street cul-de-sac, is a historic treasure. Built in phases, with the last addition in 1905, it combines charm and history. Listed on the historic registry, it's a rare and coveted find. The hipped roof with exposed rafters extends over a full-length porch supported by six turned columns, offering a perfect spot to enjoy the tranquil setting. Crafted by Hilario Lopez, a Santa Fe Railroad carpenter, the home showcases his expert craftsmanship and balance, making it both a historic gem and a comfortable retreat.The home boasts original hard wood floors, plaster walls, gas stoves, and a two-car garage add to its appeal. The prior owner, a beloved resident, lived here since 1992. Seeking a new owner to ensure another 100 years of enjoyment!