Caroline D. Russell
(505) 699-0909
$2,295,000
$2,295,000
(505) 699-0909
This riverfront property blends nature's bounty with rustic charm, all on 3.968 acres of meticulously maintained land. With an old growth apple and pear orchard. Peach, nectarine and cherry trees. Blackberry and raspberry bushes and 13 raised garden beds. Water comes both from private wells and La Acequia de La Plaza de Dixon. Offering the rewards of living in harmony with the land and an opportunity to build meaningful relationships with an incredible and diverse community. The compound includes a main house, casita, and a studio with bonus structures of a greenhouse, art studio, 2 storage sheds and a pole barn. The main home is an adobe designed by BRS architecture. It is approximately 2256sf, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. With many custom details; a chefs kitchen, 3 fireplaces, including one in the primary bedroom. Radiant heat, custom stone indoor flooring and porches by local artist Mark Saxe of Rift Gallery. The tall ceilings, large windows and doors bring lovely natural light into the home. The diamond plaster walls creates a warm and serene feel. The 767sf (approximately) casita sits above the oversized, heated 3 car garage. The casita has 1 bedroom, full bath and full kitchen. Along with a large screened in porch that has views of fruit trees and the river The 1408sf (approximately) studio has 1 bedroom and 1 bath. It is currently being used as an office, gym and community room. Perfect for hosting family and friends. Double doors open into the garden and covered outdoor BBQ area. Bonus outdoor spaces - The property features a large covered outdoor space, with fireplace and festive lights. Perfect for dining outside during the warmer months or to snuggle by the fire in cooler months. A covered BBQ Grill area in the middle of the 13 raised garden beds and greenhouse is perfectly located and ready to be fired up to roast your home grown chilies. Relax and enjoy the privacy with 2 of the nearly 4 acres securely fenced around the gardens and homes. Stone walkways lead you through blackberry and raspberry bushes. Flora includes wild yarrow, lavender, wild flowers and roses. All connected to water saving drip systems. The recreation is second to none. With skiing at Taos and Sipapu, fishing and rafting in the Rio Grande, mountain biking, hiking and camping all close by. After play you have 4 wineries to visit within minutes of home, often times with live music. You'll never run out of options to enjoy a life of quality.
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