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This historic Galisteo Hacienda presents a rare opportunity to restore an iconic adobe estate set on 3.8 acres within the village of Galisteo, one of the largest landholdings under Traditional Community zoning, which supports residential, live/work, and art gallery uses. Dating to the 1800s, the property once served as the headquarters of Don José Ortiz y Pino’s sheep empire and later as the iconic Quartermill Farm - home, studio, and gallery of acclaimed artist Priscilla Hoback—making it uniquely suited to continue as a creative live/work estate. Located in the heart of Galisteo Village, the property includes a former gallery along a central village road and a substantial adobe main house privately set behind it.The hacienda features two residential wings with four bedrooms and three baths, a large library, grand living and dining rooms, multiple fireplaces, and authentic architectural details. A generous inner courtyard with mature trees, portals, and a koi pond creates a serene, campus-like setting ideal for both living and creative pursuits, complemented by fruit trees, gardens, and expansive village acreage.Equestrian facilities include a large handcrafted stone and adobe barn with spacious stalls and turnouts, wash rack, hay loft, tack room with ¾ bath, and an oversized arena, supported by a private well dedicated to the barn. Additional structures include an art studio with sink and loft, and a one-bedroom guest house—formerly the historic town bar—offering flexibility for guests, staff, or extended work use.The property is in need of renovation and restoration, presenting an exceptional opportunity for a discerning buyer to reimagine a historically significant live/work estate, blending residential life, creative enterprise, and community engagement in one of Galisteo’s most storied village settings.

Something Old. Something New. Rare Commercial Opportunity.An exceptional and singular compound in the heart of historic Galisteo, this remarkable property weaves together centuries of heritage with thoughtful modern design. Dating to the 1800s, the 3-bedroom, 2-bath double-adobe Main House once housed the beloved La Mancha Restaurant (1959–1971), where the Ortiz family’s New Mexican cuisine earned widespread acclaim.Tastefully renovated in 2012, the Main House features new brick floors, interior plaster walls, updated kitchen and baths, modern plumbing fixtures, and skylights, while honoring the home’s original character, authenticity, and soul.Complementing the historic residence is a striking studio/gallery building originally designed by award-winning architect Beverly Spears and constructed in 1995 using Rastra construction for artist Linda Durham. A comprehensive 2006 remodel transformed the space into an extraordinary studio, gallery, and entertaining venue, featuring soaring 12-foot ceilings, exceptional lighting, integrated sound throughout, a home theater with surround sound and retractable screen, a ¾ bath, and a chef’s kitchen equipped with Wolf, Sub-Zero, Miele, and Fisher & Paykel appliances, Bob Pepper custom cabinetry, and a generous pantry.The inviting Guest House, built in 2006, offers a warm and comfortable retreat with a living room, bedroom with fireplace, kitchen, and bath, ideal for visitors or extended stays.Commercially zoned and among the few such properties in Galisteo, this compound presents rare possibilities for a boutique B&B, restaurant, gallery, or creative retreat. Enclosed by historic adobe and stone walls and graced with fruit trees, this truly special offering invites vision, imagination, and opportunity in one of New Mexico’s most cherished villages.

Discover the ultimate high-desert sanctuary for the buyer who prioritizes land, absolute privacy, and unconstrained freedom. Perched in highly desirable Galisteo, framing protected views of the Galisteo Basin and Cerro Pelon Ranch, this unique gated 50-acre compound is a rare, irreplaceable asset. The property encompasses two legal lots, with an adjoining 20-acre parcel available separately to seamlessly expand into a 70-acre compound. The intimate Northern New Mexican main home features traditional plaster walls, soaring wood-beamed ceilings, and a cozy kiva fireplace. Designed for complete outdoor immersion, the estate features expansive brick portal patios, a hot tub, and a covered dining area ideal for soaking in New Mexico’s dramatic sunrises and starry nights. A detached guest casita and standalone bunkhouse provide flexible, authentically simple spaces for visitors or creative studios. For the equestrian or land preservationist, the property offers a rare setup: substantial fenced-in grazing across four interlocking pastures with no legal restrictions on the number of horses. Embracing a minimalist, low-overhead ranch philosophy, the infrastructure is streamlined for efficient management, featuring three practical run-in shelters and secure, enclosed hay storage—ideal for the trail rider who prefers open-range turnout and direct trail access over the high upkeep of an intensive commercial barn complex or indoor arena. Step directly from your property onto miles of world-class, exclusive riding trails.

Discover the ultimate high-desert sanctuary for the buyer who prioritizes land, absolute privacy, and unconstrained freedom. Perched in highly desirable Galisteo, framing protected views of the Galisteo Basin and Cerro Pelon Ranch, this unique gated 50-acre compound is a rare, irreplaceable asset. The property encompasses two legal lots, with an adjoining 20-acre parcel available separately to seamlessly expand into a 70-acre compound. The intimate Northern New Mexican main home features traditional plaster walls, soaring wood-beamed ceilings, and a cozy kiva fireplace. Designed for complete outdoor immersion, the estate features expansive brick portal patios, a hot tub, and a covered dining area ideal for soaking in New Mexico’s dramatic sunrises and starry nights. A detached guest casita and standalone bunkhouse provide flexible, authentically simple spaces for visitors or creative studios. For the equestrian or land preservationist, the property offers a rare setup: substantial fenced-in grazing across four interlocking pastures with no legal restrictions on the number of horses. Embracing a minimalist, low-overhead ranch philosophy, the infrastructure is streamlined for efficient management, featuring three practical run-in shelters and secure, enclosed hay storage—ideal for the trail rider who prefers open-range turnout and direct trail access over the high upkeep of an intensive commercial barn complex or indoor arena. Step directly from your property onto miles of world-class, exclusive riding trails.

Beautiful home and guest house on eleven acres in the Galisteo basin offers panoramic views of the Ortiz mountains and the Cerro Pelon. The residence features a large living room with tall ceilings of vigas and herring-bone cedar latillas, plaster walls, wood floors, and lots of window looking out to the picturesque scenery. It’s built in open concept with the dining area and kitchen, and it has access to a big portal and deck with a fireplace, creating enjoyable outdoor living space with great views. The floorplan also consists of three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and an office or den. There’s a 200 square foot workshop/studio or storage room attached to the finished two-car garage. A separate and lovely two-bedroom guest house is fully functional and has a sizeable portal in front and another portal off one of the bedrooms, both with wonderful vistas. All just a short drive to shopping and services in the Eldorado area and not much further to Santa Fe. Fabulous northern New Mexico country living!

Just outside the historic village of Galisteo on the Northside of Camino Los Abuelos lies Tract 6, a stunning 123 acre parcel of land. The terrain consists on pinon and juniper trees, a variety of natural grasses, sage, chamisa, cactuses and unusual rock outcroppings. The Arroyo de Los Angeles winds through the land creating diversity and water during monsoons. Everywhere there are BREATHTAKING VIEWS of the Galisteo Basin, the Ortiz and Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Wildlife abounds with deer, bobcats, quail, ravens and hawks. Utilities include underground electricity, telephone and a shared well. There can be direct access to Camino Los Abuelos and parts of the property are fenced. Convenient and easily accessible to Santa Fe; for the buyer looking to farm, have acreage, privacy and stunning views! This is an exceptional tract of land!!

40 Acres! All utilities in place! A beautiful, very private pinon/juniper 40-acre woodlands lot with views all the way to Colorado and of Santa Fe lights at night. Incredible sunsets! Ready to build. A well is in place with 3-acre feet of water rights, recent pressure tanks and 2,500-gallon water storage tank. The well was recently inspected and was in good condition, producing approximately 18.5 gallons per minute. Septic tank and 220V line are also in place. The lot is not splitable. HOA is in place but dormant, and there are no fees. Guest house, barns, creative spaces are allowed. Santa Fe County regulations apply. Access is off Vista Del Oro Road off Gold Mine Road and the lot backs up to Corazon de Oro Road. The lot is a great location to build your dream contemporary or classic Santa Fe style home or family compound. Via the scenic and historic Turquoise Trail, Highway 14, it is 30 minutes to Santa Fe, 55 minutes to Albuquerque, 10 minutes to the historic towns of Madrid and Cerrillos. There is good fire protection with a new station in nearby Cerrillos. 8 Horses are allowed. Commercial development is not allowed.

Just twenty miles from Santa Fe and a world away, these 80 acres offer a perfect blend of rural living and modern convenience. Separated into two adjacent 40-acre lots, with a well with an excellent flow rate, well-maintained gravel roads, and underground power, this property offers expansive vistas and country quiet while still being easy to access and develop. Sited at the shoulder of a ridge where the Ortiz foothills begin to drop to the Galisteo basin below, the lots have an interesting and varied topography, with multiple flat and accessible build sites as well as dramatic arroyos. Views of the Ortiz and the Sangre de Cristos dominate, while some potential building sites offer 360-degree views. Two lots present greater building opportunities than a single lot would, and the neighborhood is gated, but has no HOA. Covenants have style restrictions but no minimum build sizes; buyers seeking to build a smaller home would find a place here. Minutes from dining and entertainment in Madrid and Cerrillos. Backs to a larger ranch for increased privacy. Horses welcome. Gated, please make an appointment to see.

Reconnect with the land at this extraordinary landmark residence, a home seamlessly integrated into nature and once cherished as the site of the Ancestral Drums—long known for its deep sense of spiritual renewal. Crafted around a dramatic red rock formation, this one-of-a-kind property features a breathtaking natural stone patio wall accented by custom murals from renowned artist Gigi Borri. The estate includes an attached apartment plus a detached casita—affectionately known as the “Tea House”—offering flexible living, guest accommodations, or creative studio space. Four authentic Kiva fireplaces are built directly into the rock, enhancing warmth and energy efficiency while creating an atmosphere of timeless Southwestern comfort. A network of outdoor pathways leads you through the property’s most meaningful spaces: the drum-circle patio found at the top of the rock, a bunkhouse, a former sweat-lodge area with deep ancestral significance, hoop houses for gardening, and additional storage to support a true return-to-the-land lifestyle. Horses are welcome. Located just off the Scenic Turquoise Trail—approximately 30 minutes south of Santa Fe—this rare offering sits near the historic villages of Madrid and Cerrillos, with convenient access to dining, galleries, general stores, a Senior Center, and the expansive 1,100-acre Cerrillos Hills Park.

Rare opportunity to acquire nearly 82 acres across two exceptional parcels in the foothills of the Ortiz Mountains near Cerrillos. Together, these properties offer an extraordinary combination of privacy, dramatic topography, natural features, and sweeping mountain views, all less than 20 miles from Santa Fe. Both parcels feature expansive ridge-top terrain with multiple potential building sites, accessed by old ranch roads and positioned to capture panoramic vistas in every direction. Deep arroyos flank and traverse the properties, creating a sense of seclusion and enhancing the natural beauty of the landscape. One parcel includes Oak Spring, a natural spring surrounded by dense riparian vegetation that provides wildlife habitat, a unique point of interest, and evidence of water on the land. Located within a gated area with protective covenants but no HOA, these properties offer the rare balance of privacy and accessibility, with pavement less than a half mile away. Enjoy the tranquility of rural New Mexico while remaining close to the galleries, restaurants, and entertainment of Madrid and Cerrillos. Also offered separately as MLS 202603087 and MLS 202603079.

Perched atop a private 42+ acre ridgeline in Cerrillos, this exceptional property offers commanding views and a remarkable sense of seclusion. Deep arroyos border two sides of the land, creating a dramatic natural setting while enhancing privacy and preserving the surrounding beauty. An old ranch road provides access to the broad, flat ridge top, where level terrain offers outstanding possibilities for a future homesite designed to take full advantage of the panoramic vistas. Despite its peaceful, away-from-it-all atmosphere, the property is located less than a half mile from pavement and within easy reach of the restaurants, galleries, and entertainment of both Madrid and Cerrillos. Santa Fe is less than 20 miles away, making this an ideal opportunity for those seeking expansive acreage, stunning scenery, and convenient access to the area's most desirable destinations.

Discover an extraordinary opportunity to own 40 private acres in the foothills of the Ortiz Mountains, just 20 miles south of Santa Fe. Located within a gated community with protective covenants and no HOA, this unique property offers a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and accessibility. Expansive flat ridge-top areas provide several outstanding potential homesites, each positioned to capture sweeping mountain views and the serenity of the surrounding landscape. The property's dramatic topography includes deep arroyos that enhance both the scenery and sense of seclusion. At the lower portion of the land, Oak Spring is surrounded by dense riparian vegetation, creating a lush natural retreat that attracts wildlife and serves as a remarkable feature of the property. The presence of the spring adds character and interest to this pristine setting. Enjoy the peace and quiet of a secluded mountain environment while remaining close to the restaurants, galleries, and entertainment of Madrid and Cerrillos, with Santa Fe just a short drive away. Whether you're seeking a private retreat, a custom home site, or a long-term investment in Northern New Mexico, this exceptional 40-acre parcel offers endless possibilities in a truly stunning location.

A Horse Haven awaits in a private gated community off the historic Turquoise Trail—a rare blend of Southwestern charm and equestrian luxury. Built in 2023, the custom two-stall horse barn is thoughtfully designed for both convenience and comfort. It features automatic hay feeders, insulated water buckets, a riding arena, run-outs, wash bay, and hay storage for up to 100 bales. The barn also includes a tack room that doubles as an office, an additional private office, and a fully equipped one-bedroom guest quarters with a full kitchen. The property welcomes up to two horses as well as chickens. The single-level primary residence offers 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, showcasing classic New Mexico design elements such as high ceilings with vigas, plastered walls, reclaimed antique oak and concrete flooring, and a wood-burning kiva fireplace anchoring the great room. The spacious primary suite includes a sitting area with a picture window, a large walk-in closet, and a spa-inspired bathroom complete with a soaking tub, walk-in shower, dual vanities, and breathtaking views. Modern comforts include in-floor radiant heating, mini-split systems throughout, a mudroom, and a finished attached two-car garage. Outdoor living is equally impressive. A deep portal with its own fireplace and built-in grill creates the perfect setting for entertaining or relaxing while taking in sweeping sunset views and unobstructed vistas of the Ortiz Mountains and Cerro Pelon (Galisteo Wave). The land itself is rich with character, featuring deep arroyos, dramatic rock outcroppings, and even ancient petroglyphs—offering a truly unique connection to the landscape. This is more than a home—it’s a lifestyle.

Set atop 167 acres across two continuous deeded parcels upon a mesa, this extraordinary legacy estate commands unobstructed views spanning the Cerrillos Hills, Ortiz Mountains, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, and Jemez Range. A rare offering in Northern New Mexico, the property combines architectural pedigree, exceptional privacy, and vast open buildable, livable land just a drive on the scenic Turquoise Trail minutes from Santa Fe.This majestic dream property provides endless possibilities in addition to its Architect designed, custom ranch residence. Some ideas include an Equestrian Center, Luxury Retreat, Family Compound and whatever you image. This is a one-owner custom masterpiece designed in 1999 by renowned Santa Fe architect Robin Gray who is celebrated for her Modern Territorial Southwestern residences. Thoughtfully crafted with enduring materials and authentic Southwestern character, features include hand-troweled plaster walls, exposed vigas, three traditional kiva fireplaces, and reclaimed beams anchoring the living room hearth. Saltillo tile floors and cove ceilings round the lower level, while the staircase and second story floors are rare 130-year-old hardwoods reclaimed from Utah railroad trestles. The floor plan includes three bedrooms, a media/den, library, and two small studios. Comfort and efficiency are seamlessly integrated with radiant floor heating on both levels, seven mini-split units, a new Rennai tankless water heater, a new boiler, water softener and whole-house filtration, and reverse osmosis at the kitchen sink. The home was fully re-stuccoed in (2025) and there is brand new septic (2026). Outdoor living unfolds across flagstone patios framed by lilacs and iconic blue mesquite wood doors imported from Mexico. A three-car garage completes the offering. This is a New Mexican sanctuary, a rare convergence of panoramic vistas, timeless craftsmanship, and unspoiled land – offering a lifestyle that is increasingly impossible to replicate.

Step into the heart of Madrid’s storied past with this rare 1895 miner’s cabin—originally part of the town’s first subdivision—now beautifully refreshed for modern living. Lovingly preserved and thoughtfully updated, this unique property blends historic character with contemporary comfort, offering endless possibilities for full-time living, an artist’s retreat, or a live/work opportunity thanks to its commercial zoning. Anchored on a full foundation, the home retains its original oak flooring, balanced with new waterproof vinyl flooring in the kitchen and bath for everyday ease. Modern enhancements include a fresh stucco exterior with coded wall insulation, cement siding with new paint, and a new forced-air furnace with A/C coil already in place—making the home ready for future central air. A brand-new septic tank, updated bathroom with engineered marble vanity and new fixtures, and insulated Pella wood/clad windows further enhance both function and charm. The 240± square foot basement offers excellent expansion potential, with plumbing already roughed in for a future bath—perfect for a guest suite, studio, or workspace. Outdoors, a private yard with irrigation and a 250-gallon propane tank supports easy living, while pretty views of the Ortiz Mountains and surrounding hills frame the home with New Mexico’s signature beauty. Connected to Madrid’s water system and just a short stroll from galleries, cafés, and live music, this property is a rare gem: historic, beautifully updated, and ready for its next chapter. The .36 acre lot behind this property is available for purchase if the buyer is interested, please inquire for more information.

This inviting Madrid townsite property blends historic character with modern updates, featuring an upgraded kitchen and a detached guest house complete with a full bath and kitchenette, currently serving as a rental. It’s an ideal fit for a homeowner seeking rental income, a private studio, or a strong investment opportunity. Originally one of Madrid’s miner cabins, the main home has been lovingly restored and thoughtfully expanded to include two upstairs bedrooms. The living room and kitchen retain their original hardwood floors, complemented by a wood stove, gas range, granite countertops, and a passive-solar dining area with Saltillo tile. Newer metal ProPanel roof. The detached casita—an original stone-and-stucco structure—sits well behind the main house with its own private access and parking off Backroad. It is currently rented and equipped with separate sub-meters and a second water co-op hookup, offering immediate income potential. The main house includes a well-planned laundry room with added storage, while the guest house features its own stackable washer/dryer. Additional storage is available in the outbuilding and walk-in crawl space. A fenced yard provides shade and a secure space for pets. From the classic front porch, enjoy views of the vibrant historic village and the scenic Turquoise Trail. The location offers easy walkability to restaurants, galleries, and the general store, with Cerrillos State Park nearby and convenient access to both Santa Fe and Albuquerque

This 73.8 acre parcel sits within both the Cerrillos Historic District and the Cerrillos Mining District giving it a cultural depth that enriches it's practical potential. This land is well suited for one or two residences, equestrian facilities or a quiet retreat, all set against a commanding 360° view of the Ortiz mountains, the Jemez and the Sangre De Cristos Mountains. Despite its sense of seclusion, the property is only 16.4 miles from the Santa Fe Plaza and 5.5 miles from Cerrillos; and ideal balance of solitude and accessibility. Owning land in the Cerrillos Hills places you at the heart of one of New Mexico's most storied cultural landscapes. This is the place where more than 1000 years of human history are still written into the hillsides. The land is not just scenic acreage; It is part of a nationally recognized historic corridor that shaped trade, culture, and settlement across the Santa Fe and the southwest. The properties off-grid nature contribute to its quiet, undeveloped character. There remain three abandoned silver and turquoise mines, all sealed with the approval of the Federal Government. They remain as silent witnesses to the area's long mining history This property offers a compelling opportunity for those seeking usable land with genuine personality; an open and expansive retreat where the past is still visible in the hillsides; an enduring legacy.

This artistic double-adobe residence—complete with detached guest house, pool and studio/gallery space—beautifully blends European old-world charm with contemporary, high-end finishes. Rich architectural details begin at the hand-carved wood doors, welcoming you into a serene sanctuary of terraced outdoor living spaces that flow toward a glass-tiled pool with spa jets. The walled courtyard features an inviting ramada with outdoor kitchen, creating an ideal setting for entertaining or relaxing beneath expansive New Mexico skies. After a swim, unwind in the cedar sauna. Inside the main home, find to an updated gourmet kitchen with granite counters. Each room showcases a stately kiva fireplace. Sun-filled living spaces capture warm, south-facing light for passive solar gain, and white-washed vigas, brick, stone, and wood floors, and wood ceilings enhance the authentic character of this traditional Northern New Mexico retreat. The main house includes an attached studio/gallery with oversized pivot door for added light and open access. The guest house—designed by architect John Midyette—includes one of his signature kiva fireplaces along with its own kitchen and bath. New silicone roof on main house October 2025. Located in the historic village of Cerrillos, just south of Santa Fe along the Scenic Turquoise Trail, the property offers easy access to the 1,100-acre Cerrillos Hills State Park. The village features a charming restaurant, local shops, community events, a seasonal farmers market, a recently built Senior Center, and a village fire station. This is a rare opportunity to experience the New Mexico dream in a vibrant, artistic, and historic community.

Just 25–30 minutes from Santa Fe, this meticulously restored 19th-century home in the heart of historic Los Cerrillos is ready. This one-of-a-kind property combines authentic Old West character with the peace of mind of modern construction, featuring updated electrical, plumbing, structural improvements, ProPanel roofing, energy-efficient mini-splits, a Jøtul wood stove, and high-speed internet. Move in and enjoy the charm of a historic home without taking on a historic renovation. Step inside and you'll find handcrafted details throughout, where nearly every improvement was thoughtfully designed to honor the home's history. Original king-board flooring was individually reclaimed, milled, treated, and reinstalled. Custom butcher block countertops, cabinetry, shelving, rebuilt staircases, and carefully restored finishes showcase the level of craftsmanship rarely found today. The property includes two separately addressed parcels, with the southern lot (45 Main Street) fenced and gated independently, offering exceptional flexibility for gardens, a studio, guest accommodations, additional outdoor living space, or future possibilities subject to local regulations. Located along New Mexico's scenic Turquoise Trail, Los Cerrillos is known for its rich mining history, thriving arts community, and frequent appearances in film and television. Here you'll enjoy dark skies, mountain views, a slower pace of life, and easy access to Santa Fe while owning a truly distinctive piece of New Mexico history. This isn't simply a historic house—it's a home that has been painstakingly restored for the next century of living.

Experience authentic Southwestern living on 12.5 private acres along the historic Turquoise Trail, where panoramic skies, dramatic mountain views, and authentic Santa Fe architecture create a setting that feels both expansive and intimate. Just minutes from Santa Fe, this exceptional property offers a true compound lifestyle with three distinct structures: a two-bedroom, one-bath main residence, a one-bedroom, one-bath guest casita, and a thoughtfully designed studio with dedicated sleeping area and kitchen—ideal for creative pursuits, extended guests, or flexible living. The main home showcases classic Santa Fe craftsmanship with soaring ceilings, massive round vigas, hand-painted Mexican tile, custom wood doors, and hand-forged ironwork. Warm, inviting interiors open effortlessly to multiple patios and portals, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living. Every angle captures sweeping views of surrounding mountain ranges and the endless New Mexico sky—perfect for sunset gatherings, morning coffee, or quiet reflection. The freestanding guest casita offers privacy and comfort, enhanced by multiple outdoor living spaces that frame breathtaking views of the Ortiz Mountains. The nearby studio, filled with natural light, provides inspiring space for artists, writers, or anyone seeking a peaceful retreat. Set on land once part of the ancient San Marcos Pueblo, the property carries a deep sense of history and connection to place. Here, wide-open space, tranquility, and authenticity define daily life—while Santa Fe’s renowned dining, galleries, and cultural attractions remain an easy scenic drive away.

Beautiful Historic Rancho Alegre 20 plus acre lot with outstanding views. This property expands north to south along the road with winding terrain and a perfectly level building area in the center of the acreage. There is a small Bosque' that the property overlooks on the southeast corner. The layout of the property boasts privacy and space for the discriminating Buyer. Seller has lowered the price from previous listing by 60K. Underground utilities runs with the road for easy set up. Quiet location within the development and Milky Way views and starlit skies at night. Corners are marked

Discover 51.8 breathtaking acres in the heart of Lamy, overlooking the Galisteo Basin—an area rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Water and electricity are already at the property, with underground utilities in place and ready to be extended to your chosen building site, offering a rare combination of infrastructure and pristine land. Once owned by Bishop Lamy, this remarkable parcel is deeply tied to the history of Santa Fe itself. Legend holds that stone for the plaza cathedral was quarried here and transported by donkey and cart across the region. The land also carries a fascinating industrial legacy, with a decommissioned coke mine on the property that adds authentic New Mexico character. Multiple flat, buildable sites require minimal preparation, making this an ideal setting for a primary residence, guest casita, or equestrian retreat. A nearby fire hydrant provides added convenience and peace of mind. Surrounded by 360-degree panoramic mountain views and sweeping vistas of the historic Galisteo Basin—widely recognized as one of the nation’s most significant archaeological regions and home to the famed San Cristobal Pueblo ruins—the property is dotted with piñon and cedar, dramatic rock formations, and beautifully carved arroyos. Enjoy unmatched privacy, endless stargazing, and over 300 days of sunshine beneath New Mexico’s legendary skies.