West Guadalupe Historic Home for Rent

West Guadalupe Historic in Santa Fe, located on the northern banks of the Santa Fe River, offers a quieter, suburban feel within the Guadalupe Historic District. This area, originally a farming community from the 1700s, features unique, owner-built homes from the late 19th century. The neighborhood is known for its Pueblo Revival homes from the 1910s to '40s, characterized by colorful stucco exteriors, flat roofs, and curvy parapets. Territorial Revival homes with bright stucco exteriors and Classical columns are also present. Detached adobe condos, or casitas, are available in gated communities. The area is highly walkable, with narrow streets lined with stucco walls and fruit trees. Local highlights include the Railyard Arts District, less than a mile away, which hosts weekly events and festivals, and the Santa Fe Plaza. Dining options include Vanessie, an upscale piano bar, and Boultawn’s Bagelry, Cafe and Gallery. The Santa Fe River Trail, stretching nearly 10 miles, offers shaded paths and public greenspaces. Schools in the area include the highly rated Carlos Gilbert Elementary, Santa Fe High, and the private New Mexico School of the Arts. The neighborhood is safer than the national average, with broad sidewalks leading into Downtown Santa Fe. Saint Francis Drive connects to Interstate 25, about 5 miles away, and the Santa Fe Depot Rail Runner Station provides access to Albuquerque. Homeowners must comply with the City of Santa Fe Historic Preservation Division for renovations, ensuring the preservation of the neighborhood's historic character.