505 Cerrillos Rd, B101, Santa Fe, NM 87501 For Lease

Lease or purchase (as a commercial condominium) this established high profile Retail/Restaurant space with expansive windows facing Route 66 (Cerrillos Road), 4 blocks from the Plaza, and 2 blocks from the Railyard and Capitol. Modern Industrial architecture and some restaurant infrastructure make this an ideal location high visibility retail, restaurant or bar use. Upstairs loft, office and break room for administrative functions. 71 parking spaces on site, and a beautifully landscaped courtyard set the scene for community and fun! Join award winning Radish & Rye, Ohori's Coffee, Essential Habits Barber Shop, First American Title and other beloved businesses at Luna, Santa Fe's much loved location at the "5 points" intersection of Cerrillos, Sandoval, and Manhattan Streets.

Luna is Santa Fe’s first truly Walkable Mixed Use Green Community. Featuring award winning local merchants like Radish & Rye , Ohori’s Coffee, New Mexico Hard Cider Tap Room, First American Title, and more, it has become the premiere shopping and gathering destination in Santa Fe. 

Luna’s features amazing visibility on Route 66 (Cerrillos Road), at the gateway to downtown Santa Fe. Located 2 blocks from the railyard, State Capitol, and Whole Foods; and 4 blocks from the plaza with free parking, it is the preferred destination for tourists and locals alike. 71 spaces and 300 free parking spaces in the legislative parking garage are a block away. 

High barrel vaulted ceilings with , brick, wood, metal and concrete accents create a modern industrial aesthetic that is a breath of fresh air and unique to Santa Fe’s architectural landscape. There is no other retail destination in Santa Fe that can rival the location or drama of Luna. 

Available for sale as a commercial condominium, or Lease.  

Luna is literally two blocks from “everything.” Rated 96 out of 100 on walkability.com, with ample parking on site, and a 500 space parking garage a block away, it is a convenient place to begin and end an exploration of Santa Fe’s downtown. 

The building’s 1930’s streamline moderne architecture recall the days of shiny beautiful machines that were built to last.