On nearly four idyllic acres only 40 minutes from Santa Fe and 30 minutes from Las Vegas, this authentic adobe home exemplifies Pueblo style and New Mexico charm. Thought to be more than 200 years old, it features handsome brick and flagstone floors, hand-hewn vigas, cedar latillas, plaster walls, multiple kiva fireplaces, and a shady portal. Sitting on a bluff above the Pecos River and imbued with history, the three-bedroom home is rumored to have been a stagecoach stop on the Old Santa Fe Trail as well as a monks’ retreat. The property also includes a 1,456-square-foot barn and garage with a rollup door, concrete flooring, and electricity. The acreage is fully fenced with barbwire and gated at the driveway entrance.