SPRINGWILD — AN INCREDIBLY TAOS PROPERTY – this eclectic truly custom home and group of Casitas, has gardens, access to the Rio Fernando, an acequia, water rights, and even a Crows Nest to gaze at much of Taos and the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Started in 1980 by the American Postwar & Contemporary artist, Malcolm McCleod Brown (1925-2003), and completed by his family and the current owner, this property contains a main house, resembling a ship, with four rentals, vegetable gardens, a workshop, chicken coop, and meditation trails to the river. Its a beautiful one-of-a-kind property in excellent condition, just waiting for the right person to appreciate it and settle in this Oasis of Solitude in Taos. The property produces annual income of just over $30,000 from four long term month-to-month rentals, and an approximately $30,000 from an AirBnB/VRBO rental Casita. Income data is available on request with a non-disclosure agreement. The well is 3 acre-ft per year, and the acequia provides up to 3.75 acre-ft of surface water from the San Francisco de Assisi Ditch. Building square footage is an estimate derived from the Matterport video system, and is not guaranteed by the Seller, Brokerage, or Broker. If exact interior measurements are of concern to a Buyer, they should obtain their own measurements using a licensed contractor or appraiser. The property price is not based on square footage.