Historic Eastside
Heritage & Allure
Heritage & Allure
Where history meets artistic luxury right in the heart of Santa Fe.
Welcome to one of Santa Fe’s most treasured neighborhoods—Historic Eastside & Canyon Road. This neighborhood, a seamless blend of the past and the present, is located adjacent to downtown Santa Fe and the iconic Santa Fe Plaza. It is the geographical heart of Santa Fe and its cultural soul, with Canyon Road housing over a hundred galleries, boutiques, and eateries within just a half-mile stretch.
Historic Eastside is a tapestry of Santa Fe’s heritage, blending ancient adobe structures with a lively contemporary scene. This neighborhood celebrates a unique mix of affluent residents, artists, and families whose roots extend back for centuries. Steeped in Santa Fe's rich history yet dynamically modern, it attracts both history aficionados and art lovers. Its proximity to major downtown attractions enhances its appeal, offering an inviting blend of urban convenience and historical charm.
Residents of Historic Eastside & Canyon Road enjoy a lifestyle enriched with culture and history. Daily life might involve a morning walk along winding streets lined with historic adobe homes, followed by an afternoon browsing through the latest exhibitions in world-class galleries. Evenings could be spent dining at gourmet restaurants like Geronimo or The Compound, where local ingredients meet global culinary techniques.
The community is active and closely-knit, often gathering for various art openings or community events such as the famed Christmas Eve Farolito Walk or the colorful Spring Art Festival. It's a lifestyle that appeals to those who appreciate art, history, and a touch of urban buzz
Dining in Historic Eastside & Canyon Road is a delightful experience with options ranging from high-end restaurants to quaint cafés. Geronimo offers a fine dining experience in an elegant setting, renowned for its innovative dishes. The Compound is another staple known for its sophisticated American cuisine. For those looking for more casual fare, The Teahouse and Thai on Canyon provide cozy atmospheres with diverse menus. Kakawa Chocolate House is a local favorite, offering rich, historical chocolate concoctions. Ahmyo Wine Garden provides a relaxing setting in which to taste wines amidst beautiful surroundings.
Shopping along Canyon Road is a pleasure, with over 100+ galleries, boutiques, and restaurants within a one-half mile catering to its visitors' luxurious tastes. Each store and gallery is a doorway to discovering both local treasures and international craftsmanship.
Canyon Road and the Historic Eastside are pulsing with cultural activities and events. The neighborhood is famous for its art markets, including the Santa Fe Indian Market and the Traditional Spanish Market, where artists from around the region showcase their work. The New Mexico Museum of Art and the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum offer cultural insights through their extensive collections and exhibitions.
For nature and history enthusiasts, the Randall Davey Audubon Center & Historic Home provides a serene escape with opportunities to explore local flora and fauna. Additionally, the Upaya Zen Center offers a place for contemplation and spiritual growth amidst the bustling arts scene
Education in Historic Eastside/Canyon Road is diverse and exemplary, featuring institutions like Santa Fe Preparatory School, known for its rigorous academics and commitment to arts education, and Desert Montessori School, which offers a creative learning environment for younger children. Acequia Madre Elementary School of the Arts and Science integrates creative learning methods with standard curricula, preparing students for a well-rounded future.
Canyon Road draws visitors from around the world to its 100+ galleries, restaurants and boutiques all contained in one glorious half-mile. Home to some of Santa Fe’s most legendary characters, it also features many private homes amidst the thriving commercial wonderland.
Just south of Canyon Road, this “mother ditch” was built over 400 years ago to divert water from the Santa Fe River to neighboring farms. This once-agrarian avenue now features a range of distinguished estates and cozy casitas in Spanish territorial, pueblo revival, and traditional adobe styles.
Just north of Canyon Road, this established thoroughfare winds through gentle hills, featuring historic and contemporary homes, and often a combination of the both. Perfect for nature lovers, Cerro Gordo is home to the Upaya Zen Center with its beautiful walking trails, and ends at the Dale Ball Trailhead.
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LOCATION: 132 E Marcy St. Santa Fe, NM 87501
