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742 Camino Francisca is a house built in 2001 by Mark Miller on two thirds of an acre off Ridgetop Road, on the northwest side of Santa Fe near Highway 599. It has three bedrooms and two baths in 2,700 square feet, a fireplace, and a two car attached garage, and it looks out over an arroyo with nothing built in the view. The Plaza is seven minutes away.
The Webster Estates team handled this transaction, with Richard Theobald, and the sale closed in 2005.
The listing called it beautifully maintained and spacious, and both were true. Twenty seven hundred square feet for three bedrooms means the rooms are generous, and a house four years old at the time of sale had nothing deferred. The arroyo is the amenity: an uncluttered view is rarer close to town than square footage, and the lot was chosen for it.
Ridgetop Road runs off Highway 599 on the northwest edge of the city, in a district of newer houses on larger lots where the land rolls toward the Jemez. It is a quick drive to the Plaza in one direction and to the Opera and Las Campanas in the other, and it has the open feel of the county with city water and a city commute.
The Santa Fe market archive collects our sales across the city. On the same side of town we have sold 30 Estrada Calabasa in La Tierra and 23 Vuelta Muerdago. For buyers new to the market, our first time Santa Fe buyer’s guide explains how the northwest side compares, and the full list of our sales is in the Select Solds archive.
We represented the seller at 742 Camino Francisca, with Richard Theobald as listing broker and Chris Webster co-listing. The house sold in about two months and closed for cash within one percent of the asking price, which is what a well kept house with a view does when it is priced where the market is.
Q: Where is 742 Camino Francisca? A: Off Ridgetop Road near Highway 599 on the northwest side of Santa Fe, seven minutes from the Plaza.
Q: How large is the house? A: 2,700 square feet with three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, and a two car garage, on two thirds of an acre.
Q: Who built it? A: Mark Miller, in 2001.
Q: What is the view? A: An arroyo with nothing built in the sightline.
Q: Which side did Webster Estates represent? A: We represented the seller.
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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