25 Dayflower

Located on the edge of the Estates II, this 2BD/2B plus guesthouse Pueblo-style home is the closest you can get to downtown while still enjoying the open space and amenities of prestigious Las Campanas. Clerestory windows and cathedral ceilings create a light and airy feel while traditional northern New Mexico features - massive vigas, latillas, shutters hand-carved by Volker de la Harpe (who created the famed Canyon Road sign), kiva fireplaces, nichos and flagstone floors - offer a distinctive taste of Santa Fe. Enter through the grassy courtyard where grand wooden doors give way to the large open-concept living/dining room with prominent fireplace, viga and latilla ceiling, diamond plaster and a wall of lintel-topped windows. Glass doors open onto the back portal with eastern views of the Sangre de Cristos. Offering separation from the kitchen while maintaining contiguous flow of the space is a tall, freestanding island with wet bar and southwestern detail on the living room-facing side and sink and cabinetry on the kitchen side. Master and guest bedrooms with viga-and-plank ceilings are on opposite sides of the house, each with portal access and full bathrooms accentuated with stone countertops and flagstone floors; master suite offers jetted tub with views. Separate one bedroom guesthouse features kiva fireplace, kitchenette, brick floors, viga-and-plank ceilings, hand-crafted tin sconces, walk-in closet and full bathroom with artesano tile.