Four buildings by landscape architect Solange Serquis and builder Andres Paglayan: a café, studios and shops, and modern homes for a night, a month or longer.
Available now2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath · 656 sq ft
Available now1 bedroom · 1 bath
For lease nowGround-floor studio or office off the garden courtyard, next to Cafecito.
For lease nowSecond-floor studio or office above the courtyard, beside Serquis + Associates.
The original building: a 1949 warehouse reborn as a café, studios and two short-stay apartments around a garden courtyard.
Two-story live-work building with decks over the cottonwoods: a plant shop, a painter’s studio and long-term homes.
Award winnerThree award-winning lofts in charred wood and copper, with double-height living rooms and private terraces.
Two arched Quonset huts reimagined as warm plywood-lined homes around a shared garden courtyard.
Nightly2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Nightly2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
30+ nights2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Long termA one-bedroom and a studio upstairs at Trailhead Terraces, leased long term.
Available now2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath · 656 sq ft
Long term1 bedroom · 1 bath · 696 sq ft
Available now1 bedroom · 1 bath
Nightly4 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Nightly2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1.5 baths
Shoofly Park, our three copper-and-charred-wood lofts, was honored by the Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association for a project that “celebrates local materials, walkability, and cultural continuity.”
See Shoofly Park
A family-run café in the glass-walled greenhouse at the front of the compound. Argentine, Armenian and Italian roots meet local ingredients: empanadas with chimichurri, Buenos Aires-style coffee, mate and weekend brunch on two garden patios. Open for breakfast and lunch; evenings for special events.
Solange Serquis’s landscape architecture studio, designers of the Trailhead’s gardens and courtyards. Residential, public and educational landscapes across Santa Fe, with Haciendas awards for outdoor living and the Acequia Trail underpass among its work.
A “musical plant gallery” of rare and unusual houseplants and kokedama, run by Mara Lafferty and Daniel Murphy. Daniel composes the ambient music you hear in the shop. They also design and care for plant installations, including the greenery inside Cafecito.
Studio of realist oil painter Deborah Allison: portraits, figures, cafés and cityscapes shaped by a decade in Paris. The studio is open to visitors and is a stop on the Santa Fe Studio Tour.
“Something of a lightning rod for the area’s redevelopment.”
“Keeping the identity of what was there originally and creating an elevated use.”
“I could eat Cafecito’s chimichurri sauce like soup.”
“They turned it into a destination.”
“Respecting the original condition of what was there. Not flattening and doing something from scratch. Keeping the identity of what was there originally and creating an elevated use.”
Andres Paglayan, Santa Fe Magazine
Meet Solange & AndresOn Shoofly Street in the Baca Railyard district, a short walk or bike ride from the Railyard, the Farmers Market and the Plaza on the Acequia Trail.