Gene Hackman's Santa Fe "death house" was part of a large 12-acre compound, with the main residence being a renovated 1950s home boasting around 8,761 square feet, featuring 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, and a blend of rustic southwestern and modern styles, offering expansive mountain views. The property also included a second, newer home built in 2000 and several other buildings, creating a significant estate.
Key Details about the Estate:
- Acreage: The entire property spanned 12 acres on a hilltop.
- Main House Size: Approximately 8,761 square feet.
- Bedrooms/Bathrooms: The main residence had 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.
- Architectural Style: A mix of styles, featuring high ceilings, French doors, and large open spaces, described as part pueblo, part colonial, and part barn-like.
- Additional Buildings: A second, smaller home (2,367 sq ft) and other structures were on the property.
- Location: A secluded spot in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with 360-degree mountain views.
