About 87 Calle Josephina
Steeped in history and pride of ownership, this remarkable 65-acre parcel in the sought-after Las Dos community offers a rare opportunity to own part of an original 1935 homestead established by Nina Otero-Warren. Drawn to the breathtaking 360-degree views, Otero-Warren—an influential educator, suffragist, and author—chose this land as her sanctuary. Her brother-in-law, renowned conservationist Aldo Leopold, helped shape the land ethic that still guides the stewardship of this special place. Her nephew, Bergere Kenney, later authored the covenants that continue to protect the area’s unspoiled vistas and trail systems. Just 15 minutes from Santa Fe, this untouched and ungrazed land is rich with piñon and juniper trees, native grasses, yucca, wildflowers, arroyos, and stunning natural topography. With multiple potential build sites and ample room for horses, dogs, or private exploration, this property offers the perfect canvas to create your dream home in harmony with the land. A legacy property with a soul—don't miss the chance to be part of this historic and beautifully preserved landscape. Imagine the Possibilities and schedule your private tour today.
