Casa de San Pasquale, terones en adobe restaurés du 19ème siècle

Casa de San Pasquale is located two blocks from "Old Albuquerque" as locals called it in the early 1900s. The house features14" old adobe walls that have been plastered with a diamond finish. It has lights from the city's first Hilton Hotel, stained glass transom and a short hall that joins the original 1 room house with a second living room and kitchen (the restoration includes modern appliances, dishwasher and stacked washer dryer). The front porch faces the playground of the old San Felipe school and has it's own private back patio. The property includes gated parking and southwest landscape that has old buckboards and a carving of Our Lady of Guadalupe.