Embracing the architectural spirit of Truchas, this exquisite main residence captures the essence of traditional design with its organic adobe walls, hand-carved puertas, and recessed windows that bring depth and character to each room. Expansive picture windows frame substantial views of the Truchas Peaks, filling the three-bedroom, two-bath home with light and mountain vistas. The floors--an elegant mix of brick, stone, and wood and are complemented by tongue and groove ceilings, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout. Connected through a secluded courtyard modeled after classic Spanish courtyards, the loft-style A-frame guest house offers its own unique charm. Here, towering windows open up to breathtaking views, blending rustic charm with a touch of modernity. With its quirky door frames and spacious, airy design, the guest house stands as a perfect retreat for visitors, echoing the authenticity and architectural character of the main home. Fully fenced, the property offers unmatched privacy and a serene connection to the surrounding landscape, making it a rare gem in the heart of Truchas.
The areas to the north between Santa Fe and Taos possess some of the most spectacular and varied landscapes in New Mexico. Beautiful communities line the Taos Gorge and the Rio Grande like Espanola, Velarde & Dixon along what is called the ‘Low Road’ to Taos.
The ‘High Road’ is a scenic, winding road through the Sangre de Cristo Mountains that runs between Santa Fe and Taos.