Stunning 6+ acres in the scenic Embudo Valley known for its small organic farms and vineyards. Includes a two bedroom home, casita, 200 sq ft…
MLS: 202404486
List Date: 10-22-2024
Status: Pending
Area: Abiquiu Area
Type: Single Family Residence
Bedrooms: 3
Full Baths: 1
Half Baths: 1
3/4 Baths: 1
Acres: 6
Studio: Yes
Main House Sqft: 2,483
Studio Sqft: 200
Total Sqft: 2,683
Stunning 6+ acres in the scenic Embudo Valley known for its small organic farms and vineyards. Includes a two bedroom home, casita, 200 sq ft art studio, 1 bedroom adobe house, storage shed, orchard and garden areas, greenhouse, chicken coop, small pond, shade trees, trails, healthy well, forested area, river frontage, and views of the surrounding hills and mesas. Live green in this haven for birds, bees, and other wildlife.This special house, the first legally permitted straw bale house in New Mexico, has 1 baths, laundry room that provides ample storage space, patios, and a deck that looks out over the trees of the riparian bosque. The high R-value keeps you cozy in the winter and cool in the summer. Wood floors. Gorgeous ceilings with vigas. Picture windows in the dining area. Fenced back yard.The straw bale casita has incredible floor-to-ceiling antique doors that open to a beautifully designed patio with sunset views of the surrounding hills and mesas. Newly renovated kitchen. Gorgeous tilework in the bathroom. New refrigerator and washing machine. Tile floors. It also has radiant heat, a wood stove, and a mini split for AC and additional heat.Lovingly tended orchard and garden spaces are drip irrigated. You can also use the 1 peon of water rights from the Acequia del Llano or collected rainwater. Large vegetable garden with strawberries and blackberries. Raised beds. Many native flowering shrubs that require little to no care. Young heritage apple and other fruit trees ready to bear fruit.Adobe house under renovation being sold as is. Electric and plumbing are roughed in. Ready for you to complete and make it your own.
Appliances:Oven, Range, Refrigerator
Construction Materials:Adobe, Stucco, Straw
Days on Market:30
Fireplace Features:Kiva, Wood Burning, Wood BurningStove
Fireplaces:2
Flooring:Tile, Wood
Green Water Conservation:Rain Water Collection
Heating:Ductless, Propane, Radiant, Wood Stove
Horses Allowed:Yes
Interior Features:Interior Steps
Stories:Two
Lot Features:Drip Irrigation/Bubblers
Other Equipment:Irrigation Equipment
Other Structures:Guest House Detached, Greenhouse, Outbuilding, Studio Detached, Storage
Parking Features:None
Parking Spaces:4
Property Type:Residential
Property Sub Type:Detached, Single Family Residence
Roof:Metal, Pitched
Sewage:Septic Tank
Style:Northern New Mexico
Utilities:Electricity Available
Window Features:Insulated Windows
Zoning:Rural Residential
The ‘High Road’ is a scenic, winding road through the Sangre de Cristo Mountains that runs between Santa Fe and Taos. Among the quaint villages that line the High Road to Taos are: Nambé, Chimayo, Truchas, Las Trampas, Chamisal, Picurís, Peñasco, Vadito, Sipapu, Talpa and Ranchos de Taos. Many of these tiny villages perched high in the mountains have a church or Santaurio of significance.
Elementary School: Dixon
Junior High School: Carlos F. Vigil Espanola
High School: Espanola Valley High
Victoria Markley
Sotheby’s Int. RE/Grant
