Description
This modern estate, spanning 4920 sq ft of living space within a 6882 sq ft roofed area, is a showcase of Southwestern sophistication. The adobe main house boasts high ceilings and large windows, offering breathtaking views of the Far Mountains. Its ranch-style design includes a contemporary kitchen with top-tier cabinetry and a sunken living room with a rustic yet elegant wooden roof and exposed beams. The flooring is primarily warm brick, with the living room featuring sophisticated wood-look tile. The guesthouse, larger than many homes in Eldorado, is built with straw-bale for top-notch insulation. It has lofty ceilings, a full bedroom, a half bedroom, and maintains the rustic aesthetic with brick floors and beamed wooden ceilings. Expansive windows present inspiring mountain vistas. A serene outdoor space with a water feature belongs to the guesthouse, forming a peaceful retreat. Outdoor living is grand, with a central courtyard for social events and a kitchen-adjacent side courtyard perfect for alfresco dining or unwinding. Horse lovers will adore the full equestrian facility, complete with a pristine horse field, three stalls, and a barn. The property also includes a two-car garage and additional structures like a stable with tack, totaling 1582 sq ft, ample for equestrian activities. Located near I-25, the estate enjoys privacy and is a mere 10-minute drive to Old Pecos Trail Exit in Santa Fe. It’s well-kept, featuring a lovely stucco exterior and an newer Mini Split AC system with two hyper heat compressors and several evaporators. Three sets of washers/dryers across the main house, guesthouse, and apartment add convenience for all occupants. Emphasizing a contemporary modern studio apartment, this property is a blend of rustic charm and modern sophistication, perfect for those seeking elegance and functionality. Owner/Broker
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