327 East De Vargas Street

this beautifully preserved 3-bedroom, 3-bath home stay in one of the city’s most storied neighborhoods. Nestled in Barrio de Analco, this architectural gem, one of Santa Fe's oldest homes, seamlessly blends historic charm with modern luxury. The Boyle House is a prime example of Santa Fe's dedication to preservation. This home reflects its history with traditional elements like crooked doors and original vigas. Extensive renovations have honored its past, including restoring its uniquely shaped entry door designed by renowned adobe builder Kate Chapman in 1914. Every detail, from the adobe architecture to the historical plaques, connects you to Santa Fe's eras. Living and Dining Areas: As you step inside, the authentic charm of Santa Fe architecture envelops you, highlighted by 3-foot-thick adobe walls and centuries-old hand-peeled vigas from the 1720s, adorned with split cedar rajas and hand-planed in the territorial style. Beamed ceilings, rustic interior steps, and a mix of brick, tile, and wood flooring add to the home's distinctive character. The generous living spaces, featuring abundant fireplaces including Kiva-style and wood-burning stoves, offer a warm, inviting setting perfect for cozy gatherings on cool, high desert nights. Bedrooms: The Boyle House features 3 beautifully appointed bedrooms in the main home and 2 additional bedrooms in the casita. For larger groups, be sure to check out our other Boyle House listing, which includes the attached casita! This expanded 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom option comfortably sleeps up to 10 guests, offering even more space to experience the charm and history of this remarkable Santa Fe home.