Casita Del Norte ~ Private Adobe Home ~ Plaza/Museums/5-Star Dining/Pickle Ball

Bienvenidos! Welcome to Casita Del Norte, your tranquil adobe oasis just moments from the vibrant heart of Santa Fe! Nestled on a quiet, short gravel road north of the historic Plaza, this charming home offers the perfect blend of seclusion and convenience for couples, families, and friends seeking adventure and relaxation. Casita Del Norte is the ideal base for your Santa Fe adventure. Hike, dine, shop, explore, and unwind in a comfortable and welcoming environment designed with your needs in mind.

Casita Del Norte is just an eight minute walk from the historic Santa Fe Plaza in the Rosario Hill Neighborhood. The historic plaza has award winning restaurants, museums and shopping for every budget and range of tastes. If you would rather hop in the car, there are endless opportunities for outdoor fun; hiking, pickle ball, skiing and cycling are just minutes away from the front door.

Discover Santa Fe's Treasures:
Hikers' Paradise ~ Embark on scenic trails minutes from your doorstep, exploring the breathtaking landscapes that surround Santa Fe.

Foodies' Delight ~ Stroll to renowned restaurants offering a diverse array of culinary delights, from traditional New Mexican cuisine to innovative fusion dishes.

Shoppers' Haven ~ Discover unique treasures in art galleries, boutiques, and local markets, just a short walk or drive away.

Cultural Immersion ~ Immerse yourselves in Santa Fe's rich history and art at world-class museums and historical sites, easily accessible from Casita Del Norte.

Private Oasis ~ Unwind in our peaceful home with multiple outdoor spaces, including a back patio with stunning views – perfect for savoring the legendary Santa Fe sunsets.

Cozy Comfort ~ Gather around the kiva fireplace in the living room, relax in spacious en-suite bedrooms with king-size beds, or stream your favorite shows with high-speed Wi-Fi.

Culinary Creations ~ Prepare delicious meals in the fully equipped chef’s kitchen. Then dine at the breakfast bar for quick meals (or keep the chef company while preparing your feast) or enjoy the four person dining area adjacent to the kitchen. For special memories, enjoy the back patio, where you can dine al fresco.

Musical Memories ~ Enjoy our curated vinyl collection, a tribute to our love for music and a special touch for our guests. Take some time to flip through the collection. Hopefully you’ll find a favorite or two to enjoy during your stay.

Pickleball Players ~ Hit the new Fort Marcy Park pickleball courts, just 1/2 mile away. Two pickleball sets (4 paddles) are supplied in the downstairs closet. More info: santafepickleballclub.com

Book your stay at Casita Del Norte and create unforgettable memories in the heart of Santa Fe!

~~2027 Santa Fe Events Calendar~~
Winter:
Santa Fe Film Festival · Feb 17–21
Where: venues across Santa Fe and around the state
Website: santafefilmfestival.com

Spring:
Spring break · Mar 13–28
Tip: Ski Santa Fe is usually still open, with spring skiing.
website: https://www.skisantafe.com

Good Friday pilgrimage to Chimayó · Mar 26 (Easter is Mar 28)
Where: El Santuario de Chimayó, about 30 miles north of Santa Fe
Tip: thousands of people walk there overnight, and Hwy 503/76 is congested all day.

Santa Fe International Literary Festival · May 14–16
Where: Santa Fe Community Convention Center and other downtown venues
Website: sfinternationallitfest.org
Tip: author talks and walking tours, and tickets sell out.
Memorial Day weekend · May 29–31

Summer:
Rodeo de Santa Fe · Jun 23–26
Where: 3237 Rodeo Rd at Paseo de los Pueblos
Website: rodeodesantafe.org
Tickets: on sale Apr 1, and only through the official site.

July 4th / Pancakes on the Plaza · Jul 4
Where: Santa Fe Plaza
Tip: it's a big community breakfast with a car show and music.

Santa Fe Opera, 70th season · Jul 2 – Aug 28
Where: Crosby Theatre, Santa Fe Opera House
Website: santafeopera.org
Program:
Turandot (Jul 2–Aug 28)
The Barber of Seville (Jul 3–Aug 27)
Così fan tutte (Jul 17–Aug 25)
Kátya Kabanová (Jul 24–Aug 17)
Of One Blood, the American premiere (Jul 31–Aug 26).
Tip: tailgating before the show is a tradition. Bring layers, because the theater is open-air and nights get cold.

International Folk Art Market · Jul 8–11
Where: Santa Fe Railyard Park
Website: folkartmarket.org
Tip: about 150 artists from around 50 countries. Early-access tickets cost more, and shuttles are the easiest way to get there.

Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival · mid-July to late August (exact 2027 dates not posted yet)
Where: St. Francis Auditorium at the NM Museum of Art, and the Lensic
Website: santafechambermusic.org

Traditional Spanish Market · Jul 24–25
Where: Santa Fe Plaza
Website: traditionalspanishmarket.org
Tip: it's free. Come early for the best santos and retablos.

SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market · Aug 21–22 (expected; SWAIA hasn't announced it yet, but it's always the third weekend of August)
Where: Santa Fe Plaza and downtown streets
Website: swaia.org
Tip: it's the largest Native art market in the world. It's free, but book dinner reservations months ahead. The Indigenous Fashion Show sells out.

Fall:
Burning of Zozobra · Fri Sep 3
Where: Fort Marcy Park, 490 Washington Ave
Website: burnzozobra.com
Tip: tickets are required. Walk there, because parking near the park is impossible.

315th Fiesta de Santa Fe · Sep 3–12
Where: Santa Fe Plaza and around town
Website: santafefiesta.org
Highlights:
Mariachi Extravaganza (Sep 4, at the Opera)
Baile de Oro (Sep 9)
Desfile de los Niños Pet Parade
Desfile de la Gente Historical Parade

Labor Day · Mon Sep 6

Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta · Sep 22–26
Where: restaurants around town, with the Grand Tasting at the Santa Fe Opera grounds
Website: santafewineandchile.org
Tickets: on sale in late June, and the Grand Tasting sells out.

Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta · Oct 2–10
Where: Balloon Fiesta Park in Albuquerque, about an hour south
Website: balloonfiesta.com
Tip: the dawn launches start around 6:30 am, so plan on leaving Santa Fe by 4:30–5 am.

Holidays:
Thanksgiving · Nov 25
Christmas Eve Farolito Walk · Dec 24
Where: Canyon Road
Tip: no cars on Canyon Road that night. Wear warm boots and expect crowds from about 5 to 10 pm.

New Year's Eve on the Plaza · Dec 31