Serene and unique earthen adobe home retreat that blends classic charm with Southwest character—perfect for a peaceful stay in the heart of Old Town Albuquerque. The space Built in 1865, this beautifully preserved adobe home was passed down through generations of the Dominguez family and remains lovingly cared for by a Native New Mexican family. Thoughtfully restored, it invites guests to experience the warmth and timeless beauty of historic Albuquerque. Upon arrival, you're greeted by the charm of the Southwest. A rustic adobe wall encloses a brick-paved patio with a traditional wood-burning kiva fireplace, perfect for calm evenings under the New Mexico sky. Just steps from the historic plaza, this casa combines old-world charm with modern comfort. Hand-sawn wood beams, hand-troweled plaster walls, and a restored antique stove preserves rich history while offering modern conveniences. Every detail honors the home’s past, ensuring an authentic, yet restful experience. Inside, the home is a living gallery filled with art and textiles by New Mexican artists. From handcrafted furniture to 100-year-old Navajo weavings and Native pottery, each piece reflects the region’s rich artistic heritage. The blend of classic and contemporary artwork gives the home a curated feel, deeply connected to the land. Here, you don’t just visit Old Town—you live it. Step outside to stroll historic streets lined with charming coffee shops, local wineries, restaurants, galleries, and boutiques. Whether you're exploring or simply unwinding, this home offers a unique stay that blends history with comfort.