Four miles south of downtown, anchored by San Francisco de Asís Church. A short drive for serious Southwestern art, antiques, and furniture, away from the downtown crowds.
Ranchos de Taos sits at the southern edge of the Taos area on Hwy 68, built around its own historic plaza centered on San Francisco de Asís Church. It's a smaller, quieter district than downtown, with fewer shops but a real concentration of serious Southwestern dealers, exactly the spot for someone who's done browsing the Plaza and wants the next level of pottery, rugs, and antiques.
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An expansive trading post right at St. Francis Church Plaza, Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, jewelry, and regional art, with long-time staff known for personal expertise.
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info@heytaos.com Request photo visitA large collection of museum-quality antique furniture and decor at a wide range of prices.
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info@heytaos.com Request photo visitA large, well-organized thrift store, clothing sorted by category, plus some handmade items.
San Francisco de Asís Church sits right at the plaza, the same adobe mission Georgia O'Keeffe painted and Ansel Adams photographed, still an active parish. Ranchos Plaza Grill, right next to the church, is a well-reviewed local spot for breakfast and lunch.
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