Art lovers, creatives, and those seeking a peaceful Santa Fe retreat will be captivated by this light-filled Country Contemporary estate set on 5.01 acres. Designed to embrace the surrounding landscape, the property offers expansive living spaces, soaring pitched ceilings, abundant wall space for art, and an open floor plan ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Bathed in natural light, the home features expansive south-facing windows and doors capturing beautiful views of the Sandia and Ortiz Mountains. A thoughtful passive solar design enhances comfort and efficiency, while a Regency wood-burning stove creates a warm focal point in the living room. Forced-air heating and cooling, along with radiant in-floor heat in the office/den, provide year-round comfort. The main residence features 2 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. A separate 1-bedroom, 1-bath casita offers exceptional flexibility for multigenerational living, guests, a private office, or income potential. The casita includes a kitchenette, living and dining area, bedroom, office space, washer and dryer, and bath. An attached studio and separate storage shed add valuable creative and utility space. Step outside to enjoy the fenced backyard, patio, hot tub and stunning New Mexico night skies. Solar panels enhance energy efficiency. The property is served by a shared well with only one neighboring home and includes access to nearby open space for walking and outdoor enjoyment. Located in a subdivision originally developed by Fremont Ellis, one of Santa Fe’s renowned Cinco Pintores artists, this property carries a legacy of creativity and connection to the land. Enjoy peaceful country living just minutes from restaurants, shopping, and daily amenities, and approximately 15 minutes from The Plaza - a rare blend of acreage, versatility, and inspiration in a truly special Santa Fe setting.

HouseSanta Fe (United States)
Price :
$1,350,000
bedrooms3 bathrooms4 land2 ha

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