Buy a houseat 1610 Camino De Cruz Blanca, Santa Fe, NM 87505

Surrounded by breathtaking views of the Santa Fe mountains and with direct access to the Dale Ball trail system, this stunning 2021 contemporary property, a main house with an attached casita and studio (Builder: Odai Construction, Architect: Hoopes), exhibits excellence in design and craftsmanship. Upon entering the home, you are immediately aware of its Japanese, zen-like feel and the seamless integration of outdoor and indoor living. The main living/dining area is an open concept design with floor-to-ceiling glass doors and windows, surrounding you with the serene and dramatic views. The living room, with its double-sided, sand-honed stone tile gas fireplace is connected to an additional screened in living area, allowing one to enjoy the custom water feature’s peaceful, stream-like environment. The gourmet kitchen stands as a culinary masterpiece with beautifully hand-painted backsplash, White Macaubus quartzite countertops, a butler’s pantry with a separate wine and espresso kitchen, a 30” Subzero wine tower and a large, 5-seat island makes this extraordinary space the social hub of the home. The primary suite’s architectural design includes custom wallpaper, Taj Mahal quartzite granite countertops, an over-sized transom window capturing views of Atalaya and Picacho Peaks allows an abundance of natural light to encompass the open concept closet system. The Japanese aesthetic is highlighted with the primary shower’s nicho grow lights for orchids and direct access to the private outdoor bathing area, which includes an outdoor shower, a cedar Japanese Ofuro tub and meticulously landscaped gardens. The main house has a second bedroom suite that offers great privacy and access to the Sunset-facing gas fire pit. The incredible 1900 sq. ft. portal offers dramatic views of Sun Mountain and the Jemez mountains and the outdoor dining area has a large cut out, offering dramatic views of the city lights and glorious sunsets. The 1 bedroom/1 bathroom casita is connected to the garage and has direct access to the studio. A 100 sq. ft. kiln room, which can also be used for extra storage, is attached to the studio. 28 LG solar panels (also attached to the grid), forced air and central air conditioning. Masterfully integrating a Japanese zen aesthetic with Santa Fe’s breathtaking landscape, this extraordinary home is truly a livable work of art.