Nestled among picturesque rolling hills with views of the Sangre de Cristos, this solidly-built adobe pumice compound on 13 acres sits at the end of the road and includes a pastoral and stunning canyon pasture, lush with Cottonwood trees and a full-sized dressage training arena. Set among stunning rock outcroppings along the Scenic Turquoise Trail and less than 30 minutes to downtown Santa Fe, the Gallina Creek meanders through the base of the property, creating a lavish green oasis where you can hike and horseback-ride directly from the property. Built at the height of Santa-Fe style passive solar design, the property is fitting for our current environmental awareness, with highly insulated adobe pumice walls, active and passive solar for heating, trombe walls and attached greenhouse. On the grid but also set with active solar electric panels. Each room is generously sized with warm vigas, rounded walls, and brick or hardwood floors. Full of character and light, the main home has two bedrooms, Indian Teak doors, and two baths including Japanese -style soaking tub. Gleaming Black Walnut flooring and lots of natural light create the perfect creative space in the detached studio with electric. A detached guest house with bath rounds out the compound. The compound is in need of significant work including some plumbing and electrical, but those with a good eye will see it as a worthwhile project to polish into a new estate with fine layout and exquisite setting. Sold "As-Is."
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