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      • Old Santa Fe Trail
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      • Tesuque
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    • Eldorado
    • Galisteo
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    • Historic East Side
    • Lamy & HWY 285 Corridor
    • Las Campanas
    • La Tierra & Tano Road
    • Old Santa Fe Trail
    • Seton Village
    • South Capitol
    • Tesuque
  • Meet the Team
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South Capitol

TREE-LINED STREETS AND HISTORIC HOMES FULL OF CHARACTER


Just south of downtown, South Capitol is one of Santa Fe's most established and beloved residential neighborhoods. Known for its tree-lined streets, historic homes, mature landscaping and strong sense of community, it offers a quieter residential setting within easy walking distance of the Plaza and Santa Fe's downtown amenities.


A Neighborhood Shaped by the Railroad

South Capitol developed largely in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as Santa Fe expanded southward following the arrival of the railroad in 1880. The neighborhood attracted railroad employees, government workers, merchants and other residents who wanted to live close to downtown. Its location between the historic center and the railroad corridor helped establish South Capitol as a distinctly residential neighborhood.


Architecture & Character

The neighborhood is notable for its diverse collection of historic architecture, including adobe homes, Territorial-style houses, Craftsman bungalows and Pueblo Revival residences. Many properties feature mature trees, gardens, porches and traditional architectural details, creating a neighborhood atmosphere that feels distinctly different from newer parts of Santa Fe.


A Strong Sense of Community

South Capitol has traditionally been a close-knit neighborhood, with residents taking an active role in preserving its historic character. Its relatively compact streets and sidewalks encourage walking and neighborly connections. The neighborhood's proximity to the Santa Fe Railyard also places residents near galleries, restaurants, shops, the Farmers' Market and cultural venues.


South Capitol Today

Today, South Capitol is especially appealing to buyers looking for historic character and walkability without giving up a traditional residential setting. Homes range from charming historic cottages and adobe residences to thoughtfully renovated properties and newer homes designed to complement the neighborhood. With the Plaza, Railyard and downtown all nearby, South Capitol offers an unusually convenient combination of community, history and urban accessibility.

Kaune's Neighborhood Market


Harvey Cornell Rose Park


Santa Fe Railyard


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316 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501

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