Designed by Parade of Homes 2024 Grand Hacienda Winner Zachary & Sons, this beautifully appointed property on 2.87 acres is located on a private drive off Camino de Cruz Blanca. The property was reimagined by architect Robert Zachry and interior designer Edy Keeler of Core Value Interiors with an Asian-inspired theme. Privacy and serenity define the setting, with multiple outdoor living spaces and a landscaped patio between the main house and guest house featuring a Japanese bridge spanning ponds with koi and goldfish, a waterfall, meditation patio, aspens and Japanese maples.

The 3,904-square-foot main house includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a media room and a grand sunken living room. Nestled beneath pine trees, it has a serene and very private feel. The 957-square-foot guest house sits above the main residence and opens to expansive western views of the Jemez, Sun and Moon Mountains, along with sunsets and city lights. The guest house is fully equipped with two bedrooms, one bathroom, a kitchen, laundry and a view portal.

Distinctive design elements and finishes include partly adobe construction, Merbau wood flooring in several areas, limestone flooring, wood ceilings with vigas, beams and bamboo, stacked rock walls and Variance Acrylic Finish on the walls for added depth and color. Additional features include top-of-the-line appliances, a dual-temperature-zone Sub-Zero wine refrigerator with approximately 150-bottle capacity, five fireplaces, an outside shower, built-in lighted shelves and striking curved architectural forms.

The property also includes a three-car garage, a 56-panel solar system, leak detection system, a new Viessmann 99% efficient boiler and more. A wildfire hazard risk assessment was conducted by FireSafe Santa Fe in February 2025, with recommendations completed, and a fire hydrant is conveniently located on the property. The home is in a coveted location near St. John’s College with access to hiking trails.