This $1.7M New Mexico Home Soaks Up Desert Views in Every Room

Dwell Staff
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Designed by architect Bart Prince, the earth-toned dwelling syncs with its stunning, 11-acre site near Santa Fe.

Capped with a soaring roofline, the home appears to be emerging from its desert setting.
Capped with a soaring roofline, the home appears to be emerging from its desert setting.

Location: 86 Sabino Gonzales, Glorieta, New Mexico

Price: $1,700,000

Architect: Bart Prince

Year Built: 1996

Footprint: 3,863 square feet (four bedrooms, five and one half baths)

Lot Size: 11.04 acres

From the Agents: "This one-of-a-kind contemporary retreat is situated in a private valley just 25 minutes from the Santa Fe Plaza. The primary residence was designed by famed architect Bart Prince and features soaring rooflines, glass, and steel while maintaining comfort and purpose. The open floor plan is both breathtaking and accessible, with a constant connection to the surrounding nature. There are two primary suites with private access, inviting outdoor spaces, and cozy woodburning fireplaces. A short walk from the main residence is a newly built (2021) two-bedroom, three-bath house with all the modern trappings. The structure offers warm finishes, a double-sided fireplace and a detached third bedroom/studio space. The current owner has occupied the property part-time, while also earning income by utilizing portions of the property as vacation rentals."

Capped with a soaring roofline, the home appears to be emerging from its desert setting.
Capped with a soaring roofline, the home appears to be emerging from its desert setting.
The glass entrance leads to the main living area where a long, curved built-in sofa provides an idyllic conversation starter. A stone fireplace complements the red-hued flooring.
The glass entrance leads to the main living area where a long, curved built-in sofa provides an idyllic conversation starter. A stone fireplace complements the red-hued flooring.

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