Rich with artistic heritage and timeless New Mexico charm, this extraordinary 4.6-acre adobe compound in Ranchos de Taos blends historic soul, architectural authenticity, and modern comfort. Originally built in the 1830s, it was once home to renowned Modernist painter Andrew Dasburg, who lived and painted here from 1932 until he died in 1979. The main house features six kiva fireplaces, thick adobe walls, soft plaster finishes, archways, nichos, built-in bancos, and a variety of hand-crafted touches throughout. The property features a 3-bedroom, 4-bath main home (approximately 3,120 square feet) and a separate 1-bedroom, 1.5-bath guest house (approximately 560 square feet), along with multiple outdoor living spaces, irrigation rights, and panoramic views of Taos Mountain and the surrounding ranges. Double doors, dark gray brick floors, and built-in bench seating welcome the entryway. The kitchen features hand-tiled counters, herringbone-patterned brick floors, open shelving, a vintage gas range with a hood, and exposed wood beams. A spacious coatroom/wet bar area includes cabinetry, countertop workspace, and a bar sink—perfect for welcoming guests in gracious style. Two dining rooms, both featuring lofted ceilings and fireplaces, offer flexibility for entertaining, working, or relaxing—one can be used as a bonus room (office, game room, or whatever suits your needs!). The living room features Saltillo tile floors, viga and split cedar ceilings, an adobe fireplace, banco seating, and arched openings to adjacent spaces. A bright creative studio/workroom offers red brick floors, whitewashed wood ceilings, a kiva fireplace, and built-in work surfaces—ideal for artists, makers, or remote professionals. The primary suite includes a kiva fireplace, large window, generous nicho, and an ensuite bath. Each additional bedroom has a unique character and layout, with custom ceilings, natural light, and warm details. Bathrooms throughout the home are rich in texture and color, with hand-tiled counters, artisan sinks, Saltillo tile, and updated fixtures. The guest house, formerly Dasburg's painting studio, is full of charm, boasting a spacious living room with lofted ceilings, wood floors, and perfect light from a large north-facing window. It features custom wood doors and a kiva fireplace. The guest bedroom includes an en-suite half bath, a kiva fireplace, carpet, and a large niche. A hallway with built-in storage and red brick floors leads to a full bath with beautiful artisan tile and a tub/shower combo. The guest kitchen includes red brick floors, a gas range, a refrigerator, a dishwasher, and a large window above the sink. Outdoor living takes center stage, with a deep covered portal running the length of the home, decorative carved wood supports, red brick flooring, hammock swings, and multiple areas to dine or lounge. The beautifully landscaped backyard features flowering garden beds, defined grassy areas, extensive rockwork, xeriscaping, and a spectacular outdoor seating area complete with a large kiva fireplace, curved banco seating, and a flagstone patio with a built-in fire pit—perfect for evening gatherings under the stars. Additional features include irrigation rights from the local acequia system, detached 2-car carport, a storage shed, a horseshoe pit, mature trees and native plantings, and perimeter fencing for privacy and pets. Located just minutes from the plaza yet offering a peaceful, rural feel, this rare and versatile property combines artistic history with timeless style and practical amenities. Whether you're seeking a full-time residence, a creative retreat, or a legacy compound, 7236 Highway 518 offers a uniquely Taos experience, where beauty, history, and functionality come together. MAIN HOUSE MATTERPORT https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=hbw2UNv5vkt  

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