Glass Artist David Wagner's Santa Fe Compound Listed for $3.6 Million
David Wagner's live-work compound in Santa Fe is currently listed for $3.6 million. Nestled on 1.43 acres within the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the property comprises three structures connected by beautifully landscaped courtyards. With over 40 years in glass artistry, Wagner crafted this contemporary Pueblo-style complex as both a home and a creative space. A library pavilion dedicated to artist Tal Streeter serves the Friends of the Sky foundation. The highlight is a pavilion designed by architect Andrea Caraballo, featuring a 24-foot bookcase and sweeping views. Wagner's studio boasts 14-foot ceilings and large windows. Recent renovations include a new roof, upgraded systems, and a solar array. The property is being marketed by Brian Blount and T.C. Warner of Sotheby's International Realty.
Key facts
- David Wagner's Santa Fe compound listed for $3.6 million
- Property spans 1.43 acres in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains foothills
- Includes three buildings connected by courtyards and native gardens
- Features a pavilion by Argentine architect Andrea Caraballo
- Pavilion has a 24-foot bookcase with 3,000 volumes
- Dedicated library pavilion houses Friends of the Sky foundation for Tal Streeter
- Studio has 14-foot ceilings and north-facing windows
- Recent updates include solar array and Wolf/Miele appliances
- Listed by Brian Blount and T.C. Warner of Sotheby's International Realty
Entities
Artists
- David Wagner
- Tal Streeter
- Andrea Caraballo
Institutions
- Friends of the Sky
- Sotheby's International Realty
Locations
- Santa Fe
- United States
- Asia
- Sangre de Cristo Mountains