Historic Sites
Step into serenity. This 7500+ sf hacienda embodies Taos charm and hospitality with 8-guest rooms or suites, plus a spacious owner’s quarters. Fireplaces warm every room and most have private seating nestled under portals. The lush tree-covered front acre offers space to expand and meanders into an intimate compound setting. Situated just outside the gentle bustle of Taos proper, on a 3+ acre parcel, right off SR 68 (the first inn on the road that takes you into Taos), this colorful B & B has a storied history. There have been many additions and renovations to the original 1832 farm homestead, once dubbed “The Peacock House”. Your future guests will delight in the peaceful labyrinth and zen gardens. Enjoy a true New Mexico experience surrounded by soft adobe walls, traditional vigas, murals under shady portals and the smell of pinon wood in the gently curved kiva fireplaces. Reflected in the property is the rustic sophistication of nearby Taos. Step out of time, while enjoying all the dining, art and amenities a worldly resident or inn guest could desire. Prepare to be stunned by the natural beauty of the surrounding Taos valley and the many ways to enjoy the outdoors. The Inn held its own during COVID and had a record-breaking 2021 with a 70% Occupancy Rate. Guests looking for a sublime, serene travel adventure will no doubt be attracted to the bucolic setting of Adobe and Pines Inn and the owners will feel lucky to call this place home. Fast Facts: An 8-room historic inn | 7500+ sf hacienda | 3+ acres | Living or managers quarters | Labyrinth and Chicken Coop | 1 acre front parcel offers room to expand | Owner updated to community sewer
