Located on the Rio Grande del Ranchos, this picturesque 3BR/1BA 1800 sqft main house and a idyllic 1BR/1BA detached guest casita, on 1.30 acres, is literally a slice of paradise Situated in tranquil Pot Creek and surrounded by mature Cedar, Pinon and Pines, with not another houses in sight, you will get that privacy that you seek. Enter through the foyer into an open kitchen-dining floor plan, centered around a gas fed fireplace, with Saltillo tiles through out the kitchen, bedroom and bath. Exit the dinning room and drop down into a south facing bright lit sunroom with built in planters for year round gardening, as well as, passive solar heat gain, for the cooler months. First floor bedrooms, heated by gas and electric are located on the river side will help lull you to sleep at night. Beautifully colored Mexican tiles, light up the sink and shower in first floor bathroom. An office-studio space is set right off of the living room, ready for creative projects or the like. Proceed up the wooden stairway and enter into the master bedroom, offering great great views out of Maestas Ridge and ample sunlight. Second floor bath has a Talavera sink, Mexican tiles in the shower and additional storage. Private from the main house, the Casita offers simple elegance and a recently remodeled open kitchen-living floor plan, geared towards functional efficiency with newer Kitchen cabinets, Talavera sink and tiled counter tops. Casita kitchen floors are laid with Saltillo tiles and berber carpets in the bedroom and studio, which is partitioned off of the living room, great for personal projects or used as a spare guest room. Great natural setting and move in ready with separate utilities in place for the main house and Casita, this property is not subject to town restrictions, allowing for easy living and/or renting. New Pressure Tank, gauge and switch in Well House. Main house has new toilets and fixtures in sinks and showers, new carpet and fresh paint through out. Casita recently remodeled, with new cabinets sink and fixtures, cookstove, exhaust fan. Propane heaters are Direct Vent (take oxygen from outside and exhaust goes directly outside). With easy access to Taos Plaza, Historic Museums, Art Galleries and Fine Dinning, located close to Ft. Burgwin SMU campus and Pot Creek archeological site... don't forget to grab your pole, Brown Trout have been spotted...... just saying!
