Down a charming lane on Santa Fe's coveted Historic Eastside, this elegant, gated, Territorial-style home designed by Elisabeth Wagner and built by Wolf Corp. is a graceful blend of informal and formal living nestled on one-half acre. Soaring ceilings with skylights, gorgeous brick floors, large windows and French doors take full advantage of the abundant natural light and views of the Sangre de Cristo foothills and Sun and Moon mountains. The entry salon, which serves as the dining room, is framed on both sides with double French doors. The elegant living room, with a high pitch beamed ceiling, focuses on a beautiful fireplace with dental molding and has directional lighting to highlight any art collection. The kitchen also features an inviting fireplace and has ample space for informal dining and comfortable gathering. Adjacent is the expansive butler's pantry that includes the laundry facilities, separate pantry, glass front cabinets and ample storage. The owner's suite is glorious, with a fireplace, built-in bookshelves and a spacious bath with double vanity, separate tub and shower and walk-in closet. The guest room in the main house has a fireplace, built-in bookshelves and an en suite bath. An additional private guest suite with rooftop views is located above the two-car garage. A shared well provides water to keep the gardens lush and green. Numerous art walls, and access to portals and the outdoors from all rooms are hallmarks of this splendid property.