Just off the Old Santa Fe Trail, this classic Pueblo-style home and guesthouse create a bright, airy, view-filled compound on 5.99 tree-covered acres just minutes from the Plaza. Both homes feature abundant traditional Santa Fe–style details: coved ceilings, vigas, herringbone ceiling planks, oak and flagstone flooring, and plaster walls. The adobe main residence begins with a gracious atrium foyer. Beyond are a living room with a stately fireplace, remarkable views, and high ceilings; a dining room with a kiva fireplace and access to a lovely flagstone patio and lawn; and an updated kitchen with new stainless-steel appliances, a farm sink, a breakfast area, and doors to a grilling deck with bancos and sunsets views. A guest bedroom and dedicated office space complete the main level. On the lower level are the two-car garage and a laundry area with space for hobbies. From the foyer, an elegant curved stairway leads to the primary bedroom, which enjoys a cozy kiva fireplace and a balcony with views of the Jemez Mountains and city lights. Constructed of Rastra block, the private casita is steps away. Designed by Susan L. Rose, it offers two bedrooms, a full bath with laundry facilities, a one-car garage, a living area with a kiva fireplace and doors to wonderful private outdoor areas, and a kitchenette with a refrigerator, a microwave, and plumbing for a full kitchen. Other highlights include radiant heating and a state-of-the-art security system.