11729 State Highway 337, Tijeras, NM 87059

Located just one mile south of Route 66, this charming New Mexican Adobe home is a one of a kind. The craftsmanship is unparalleled in today's homes. Entering through the double wooden doors into the hallway you are immediately reminded that this is no ordinary home. Each ceiling has a different motif carved from wood with specific symbolism. The front bedroom has ten, three foot thunderbirds inlaid in the floor and Navajo crosses in the ceiling all in a mosaic style. Each room is a different masterpiece in style and craftsmanship. The large living room ceiling has twelve beams that are marquetry set with thousands of tiny pieces of wood in various Native American motifs. Centered in the room is a large stone fireplace with a Lopi wood burning stove insert and wood mantle matching the flooring in the front two bedrooms. The kitchen is extra spacious with enough room for a large gathering. The cabinets are original, knotty pine and the walls are Venetian plasterand tons of storage. The interior walls are textured with pine wainscoting. There are three bedrooms in the left wing and one full spacious bath. The north wing that holds the kitchen also contains a fourth bedroom, a 3/4 bath with antique tiles discovered in the attic of an out building, and laundry room.  The additional out buildings can be used for many purposes. One has a garage connected to what is now being used as a little artist studio, just behind this outbuilding, is the charming barn with a current meditation room. The property backs up to the Cibola Nations Forest but is still just five miles from the Albuquerque Tramway Exit and convenient to all of your shopping needs. This is a rare chance to not only own a little piece of heaven but part of New Mexico history! Local folklore places its origin back to 1890 and used as a trading post, as well as a feed store well into 1960.