Casa Mistica The Old Stagecoach Stop Where History Sleeps in Style! Step right up to a rare slice of the Wild West. This legendary 1800s trading post and former stagecoach stop has hung up its spurs and transformed into one heck of a head-turning home. If walls could talk, they’d tell tales of moonlit travelers, hushed deals, and one very lucky buyer, you! Hold onto your hat because this four unit condo complex was built around the same time as the Ranchos Plaza church, San Francisco de Asis, circa 1815. This historic treasure is bursting at the seams with old-world charm and unexpected flair. Inside, you’ll find fireplaces aplenty (5!), perfect for cozying up with cowboy coffee, Hillerman novels, or stories of gold rush days gone by. And the art? Not just any art. This gem features two original hand-painted murals by Thomas Christopher Haag (yes, that Thomas Christopher Haag). But wait there’s more. Along with the Haag murals, you’ll be the lucky recipient of all TCH artwork included with the home. Custom window treatments so luxurious, they were done by the same designer trusted by Robert Redford (not to name drop, but…) The drapes don’t just hang, they make an entrance. Sold turn-key furnished, and styled to the nines in Southwest chic, think handwoven textiles, warm earthy tones, and just the right amount of rustic glam. Every piece feels curated, comfy, and ready for your boots and blanket. Step outside and boom, you’re in a lush courtyard with blooming gardens straight out of a fairytale, views of the Picuris Mountains, songbirds for background music and hummingbirds as your new garden entourage. And get this, you’re just a stroll away from the iconic and historic Ranchos Plaza, with its charming shops, galleries, and mouthwatering local eats. Historic charm and convenience? Yes, please. This isn’t just a home, it’s a story-rich sanctuary with serious style, ready for its next legend-in-the-making. Saddle up. Your historic hideaway awaits!