This two-story home was built by Phillip Hesch, a Canadian-born master carpenter of German extraction who had arrived in Santa Fe in 1888 when the Santa Fe Railroad came in. Characterized by a mansard roof and "carpenter style" exterior ornament, it is one of the few remaining late nineteenth century structures in the city influenced by contemporary European architectural details. Located near the railyard off Guadalupe Street, this Historic home is known as the Hesch house and the lot was designated on a certain map entitled, "Map No.2 being a map of Valuable Lots adjoining the Railroad Depot at Santa Fe, New Mexico surveyed in 1880." The 4-unit multi-family property is zoned BCD with potential for other opportunity. The home is situated on a larger lot with off street parking and available street parking with permits granted by the city. Four separate entrances, each unit has its own bath. Fruit trees, Separate workshop/Storage could be converted to possible live/workspace. Located near the ever-popular railyard district. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to make this property into something very special at the Railyard! PRICED BELOW APPRAISAL!