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2137 Paseo Ponderosa was the first house built in Hyde Park Estates, in 1970, and it stayed in the same family as a mountain retreat from that day until we sold it. It sits on just under an acre in the pines, four miles up Hyde Park Road toward the ski basin, with views that run north to Colorado. The house is 3,270 square feet over two levels, with four bedrooms, three baths, and four fireplaces.
The Webster Estates team represented the seller in 2016.
It was built with integrity from the start and kept that way, and the original artistry survived intact, which after forty six years is the rarer thing. The vocabulary is the full one: latillas, vigas, rough sawn tongue and groove ceiling decking, bancos, custom doors and hardware, dry stack rock walls, coyote fencing, and an expansive brick front patio.
The plan gives real separation. Cozy rooms with kiva fireplaces, formal living and dining rooms, and a penthouse principal suite at the top of the house with commanding views across northern New Mexico. There are decks and portals on every side, so entertaining moves outside in any direction the weather allows. Heat is hot water radiant. The roof was new in 2015 and the driveway drainage in 2014.
The kitchen wanted an appliance update, and the listing said so. There is no garage, only ample off street parking, and in winter the drive needs clearing.
Hyde Park Estates lies about four miles up Hyde Park Road from Bishop’s Lodge Road, in the ponderosa belt where the city gives way to the mountain. It is where Santa Fe keeps its ski chalets and the houses it uses for family reunions, and this one was built for exactly that. Water is community supplied. Our guide to Northern New Mexico vernacular homes covers the tradition the house was built in, our guide to the best Santa Fe neighborhoods for second homes covers exactly this kind of purchase, and the Santa Fe market archive collects our work across the city. Our Select Solds are the record of what we have closed.
The schools are Atalaya Elementary, Capshaw Middle, and Santa Fe High.
We represented the seller at 2137 Paseo Ponderosa. A second home four miles up a mountain road, listed in January, took until spring to find its buyer, which is the season it was always going to sell in. It was priced below the current appraisal and the listing was candid about the kitchen and the winter access. It closed within two percent of the asking price, with most of the furnishings available by separate agreement.
Q: What is the history of the house? A: It was the first home built in Hyde Park Estates, in 1970, and remained a single family’s mountain retreat until this sale.
Q: How large is it? A: 3,270 square feet over two levels, with four bedrooms, three baths, and four fireplaces, on 0.97 of an acre.
Q: What are the views? A: North to Colorado from the pines, with a penthouse principal suite that takes in northern New Mexico.
Q: Which side did Webster Estates represent? A: We represented the seller.
Q: Is there a garage? A: No. There is ample off street parking, and the drive needs clearing in winter.
The Webster Estates Team handled this transaction. Chris Webster, Patti Webster, Christopher Webster III, and Paisley Mason Webster, Associate Brokers at Sotheby’s International Realty, operating from 54½ Lincoln Avenue on The Plaza since 1976.
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