San Acacio Multifamily Home for Sale

San Acacio is on Santa Fe's Historic Eastside. "Those seeking a quieter, slower pace of life may decide to call San Acacio home," says Nichole Aragon, an associate broker with Simply Real Estate. Relative seclusion and more open space are benefits in the quiet, somewhat rural neighborhood, yet the area is close to Downtown Santa Fe. The Plaza de Santa Fe, a historical landmark and shopping district, is roughly 2 miles away. The Sangre de Cristo Mountains are east of Santa Fe, and the Jemez Mountains are to the west. Camino San Acacio is one of the longer roads that cross the neighborhood, with shorter streets branching off to set-back home sites. Many of the roads are dirt or gravel, and property lots may have fencing, walls or tree cover, adding to privacy. San Acacio is part of the Historic Eastside of the city, which has been under a zoning ordinance since 1957, which mandates that Santa Fe-style architecture be used. Included are elements of the Pueblo style, which has exteriors with an adobe look; and the Territorial style, which has smooth stucco, straight lines, columns, pillars and decorative moldings. "Homes have earthy color palettes and may offer courtyards or walled