A Santa Fe Estate with Ties to Georgia O’Keeffe Hits the Market
Los Piñones was built in 1920 and boasts two casitas across 7.69 acres, right next to the artist’s own former residence
The former estate of Georgia O’Keeffe’s closest companion, artist Juan Hamilton, has hit the market. Listed for $13.75 million, the 7.69-acre property known as Los Piñones is located right next to O’Keeffe’s famed final residence, Sol y Sombra. Built in 1920, this single-family residence encompasses 9,326 square feet, with a grand total of eight bedrooms, eight full baths, and two partial baths.
Today, Hamilton’s former art studio is one of two casitas on the property. The main residence, on the other hand, boasts three bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths. Additionally, there are six heated buildings, four additional support structures, a tennis court, a pool, and a pool house.
“Representing Los Piñones feels less like selling a property and more like being entrusted with a piece of Santa Fe history,” listing agent Grace Elliott of Sotheby’s International Realty – Santa Fe Brokerage tells Galerie.
“Estates with this combination of provenance, privacy, acreage, and cultural significance simply don’t come to market often. There’s an extraordinary sense of place here, and I think the next owner will understand that they’re not just buying a home—they’re becoming part of its story.”
Los Piñones also possesses a private home office that has its very own bathroom, bedroom area, and kitchen, allowing for maximum flexibility for guests, staff, creative work, or extended stays.
The sprawling property also comes with scenic views of the Jemez Mountains and the Sun and Moon Mountain. Other design elements include four kitchens—one being an outdoor kitchen— as well as three wells, various indoor and outdoor living spaces, and 10 enclosed garage spaces, making this an ideal spot for car collectors and enthusiasts, or anyone seeking substantial storage space.
According to the listing, Los Piñones even boasts “an archaeological easement tied to the historic Old Santa Fe Trail,” which further illustrates the historical importance of this property.