28 State Highway 503 #D, Santa Fe, NM 87506

The McNown Stone Sanctuary | Creek-Side Historic Retreat. Perfect commute to LANL. Live within the storied history of the Pojoaque Valley. This home sits on the historic McNown property, developed by legendary mid-century architect Allen McNown on land gifted to his wife, Evelyn, by the Nambe people for her medical services. The Space & Property This 900 sq. ft. refurbished barn is a masterpiece of texture, featuring original stone walls and soaring vaulted ceilings. Tucked away on 3 private, wooded acres, the property features direct access to the Pojoaque Creek running right behind the land a rare, lush sanctuary in the heart of the desert. Interior: Open-concept living, separate full kitchen, massive walk-in closet, and in-unit washer/dryer. Exterior: Private patio, wooded trails, and peaceful creek-side access. The Commute (The Golden Triangle) To Espanola: ~10 mins To Santa Fe: ~15 mins To Los Alamos (LANL): ~20 mins All-Inclusive "Plug-and-Play" Living Rent: $1600/month Utilities Included: Electricity, Water, and Trash. Internet Included: High-speed Starlink, perfect for LANL professionals. Currently unfurnished, but can be furnished for a higher monthly rate. From the vaulted ceilings to the running creek, this is the peace you've been looking for. Why rent an apartment when you can live in a historic stone barn on a creek? The historic Pojoaque property was built by Allen and his wife, Evelyn McNown, a woman deeply respected in the local community for her medical service. In gratitude for the care she provided, the Nambe people gifted Evelyn the land on which the family home was built. Allen and Evelyn lived on the property for more than forty years, shaping it into a family compound that functioned not only as a home, but as an evolving architectural laboratory rooted in place, service, and history.