Trailhead Terraces faces the gravel parking court across from Cafecito. Its two stories step back into decks and balconies that catch the sunset over the Railyard cottonwoods.
At street level are two live-work units: Chlorophyll Fine Houseplants and the studio of portrait painter Deborah Allison. Upstairs are a one-bedroom and a studio leased long term, and Residence D, a fully furnished one-bedroom rented by the month.
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.
The original building: a 1949 warehouse reborn as a café, studios and two short-stay apartments around a garden courtyard.
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.
