This beautiful Pueblo style home was custom built by the world-renowned architect Rick Driscoll, and it is one of only seven Driscoll homes in Eldorado. The home was perfectly situated on the 1+ acre lot to showcase the breathtaking view of the sunset over the Sandia mountain range, with big Southwest facing windows in the living room, dining room, and kitchen. It is brightly lit during the day, with its seven total skylights, open space and large, well-placed windows throughout. Equipped with beautiful entryway arches and a niche as custom design accents,this home features high ceilings with vigas supported by tongue and groove planking, Saltillo tile throughout, warm beige Diamond finish plaster walls and Kiva fireplaces in the living room, Master bedroom and office studio. The present owners installed new stainless steel appliances for the kitchen. The baseboard heating system, stove, oven and water heater are run on natural gas, and the water heater is assisted by solar panels to save on energy costs. There is a large jetted tub in the master bath, and a separate studio with wood floors and its own entrance off of the master bedroom. This home also has two securely fenced, beautifully landscaped courtyards, front and back. The front courtyard features a mature apple tree surrounded by a beautiful flower garden, rose bushes, shrubs, grass and an Iris bed. The backyard features a cottage style terraced herb garden, grapevines that produce abundant fruit, mature fruit trees.