This 1897 Queen Anne mansion was the first home in Albuquerque to have electricity. Oval windows with beveled and "feather-pattern" glass, hardwood floors, high ceilings, a redbrick exterior, and a front veranda are among the noteworthy design elements. Rooms have refrigerators and baskets stocked with munchies, triple-sheeted beds with soft feather duvets, irons and boards, and fresh flowers. There's also a two-bedroom, two-bathroom town house next door. Guests have access to a full-service health club a few blocks away. The same owners run the outstanding Hacienda Antigua B&B in a quiet North Valley neighborhood, not far from the city's wineries and the Balloon Fiesta Park.
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