Einfamilienhaus In Santa Fe

Sculptor-designed Modern Compound with Guesthouse, Shop with Unobstructed Views bordering BLM Land. Built in 2007 with exceptional craftsmanship, this custom steel-and-concrete home offers a rare blend of modern design, energy efficiency, & privacy on the edge of undevelopable BLM land. Commercial- grade windows & doors, 12” insulated walls (R-50), radiant in-floor heat, & mini-splits provide year-round comfort. Whole house catalytic carbon filtration for PFAS & contaminants. The main house features soaring 18–19.5’ ceilings, concrete floors, passive solar living/dining spaces with dramatic 16’ windows, & unobstructed views of the Ortiz Mountains, Cerrillos Hills, & Sandias. A chef’s kitchen anchors the
home with stainless counters & island, cherry cabinetry, Viking range, Bosch dishwasher, double ovens, & a walk-in pantry. Quiet spaces include a library-style study/bedroom with built-ins on the main level, upstairs loft bedroom and TV/study areas, spa-like bath with slate and glass shower, and abundant storage. Sound-proofed construction separates the main house from the guesthouse for true privacy. The fully equipped guesthouse offers flexible living with radiant heat & mini splits, a full kitchen, steam shower, jetted tub, one bedroom plus a study, & dramatic operable glass garage doors which open to private patios—ideal for guests, rental income, or multigenerational living. A 3,100 sq ft insulated red iron steel shop (2014) with high-psi concrete floors for heavy equipment, pellet stove, plumbing (1/2 bath), including 1,100 sq ft loft, and 3-phase power is perfect for artists, or serious tradespeople. Outside, enjoy a fully fenced, irrigated landscape.
A gardener’s dream! with over 80 native & fruit trees, an edible forest garden with serviceberries, buffaloberry, elderberry, gooseberry, red and yellow currants, raspberries, native plum & cherry. The setting is expansive, & visually stunning, with seasonal cactus blooms across the protected BLM land with easy access to trails and the Santa Fe River.