Springwild House

About Springwild

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.

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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.