Nestled in the historic Plaza del Cerro of Chimayo, known for its famous chile, weaving and farming — 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 1500+ sf double adobe home with new propanel roof on 0.36 landscaped acres with apricot and apple trees. Sangre de Cristo Mountains' views and a short walk to renowned Santuario de Chimayo. Built by a local family, this traditional adobe home has been carefully restored and upgraded — fully updated electrical and plumbing, rich diamond-finish plaster, original wood ceilings, recessed lighting, kitchen with island, new engineered wood flooring, modern wood-look tile and new Samsung stainless appliances. New electric baseboard heating, ceiling fans, new windows throughout, modern cabinets in the fully updated kitchen and baths. Community water, newer permitted septic, and water rights to acequia irrigation system dating back to 1695, and existing old well not in use. Separate newly stuccoed studio/storage building. One car carport, large back yard with ample room for a vegetable garden and a rustic chicken coop, plenty of parking. Located between Santa Fe and Taos and an easy commute to Los Alamos. Plaza del Cerro, Plaza of the Hill, is the only preserved fortified village in the state, according to the Society of Architectural Historians. The plaza was a model for nearby settlements at Santa Cruz, Las Trampas and Taos. Chimayó means hill of Tsi Mayoh in the Tewa language.