On 10 acres amid the multicolored mesas at the entrance to the Jemez Valley, this one-of-a-kind sustainable adobe home rests peacefully amid natural beauty, conjuring harmony and tranquility. Bordering the Santa Fe National Forest, the property affords unobstructed 360-degree views and easy access to hiking trails. The home was designed by renowned architect David Yarbrough to feature unique geometry, eight-sided rooms, and Southwestern flair—vigas, latillas, bancos, and nichos. It includes an open living and dining room, a chef's kitchen, a guest wing, a gathering room, two indoor fountains, two fireplaces, radiant heating, central air conditioning, high-speed DSL, and an oversized two-car garage. A separate studio is sited on the lower level and overlooks a pond with a waterfall. The property encourages natural green living at its finest, with solar panels, a rainwater catchment system, a generator, and gardens filled with perennials and fruit trees.