A timelessness permeates this property. Enveloped by the grandeur of the Corrales bosque and its centuries-old cottonwood trees, this meticulously built estate has mountain views and encompasses a 6,878-square-foot adobe main residence, a 1,579-square-foot guesthouse, a caretaker’s cottage, and a four-stall barn with turnouts. Old World details include ox-yoke chandeliers, reclaimed ice-picked hardwood floors, hand-carved Mexican beams and doors, hand-troweled plaster walls, coved ceilings, vigas, and eye-catching ironwork. A gourmet kitchen, a heated indoor pool and spa, in-floor radiant heat, and seven fireplaces are among the modern elements. The property is landscaped with fruit and evergreen trees, grasses, flowers, shrubs, a serene lily and koi pond, and handsome rockwork. Adjacent to the mighty Rio Grande, the 3.9-acre estate has acequia-irrigated pastureland and irrigation rights managed via the regional conservancy district. It is entirely fenced, gated, and private.