Secluded, private, and full of charm, this 20-acre property was the original homestead of the famed Mathieson Ranch, which originally encompassed several thousand acres. Nestled at the entrance to a canyon in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, it is less than 15 minutes from the historic town of Las Vegas, roughly an hour from Santa Fe, two hours from Albuquerque, and four hours from Amarillo. The home was extensively remodeled in 2015-2016 to feature new wood floors, modern baths, a well-equipped cook’s kitchen with new appliances, and an inviting living room with tongue-and-groove ceilings. All windows and the roof were recently replaced. The property offers impressive horse facilities, including an arena with excellent footing, a small training pen, and a freestyle walker. The entire property—which boasts six pastures with non-climb horse fencing—is fenced and cross-fenced. The property also includes solar panels along with 22,000 kilowatt-hours banked at Mora–San Miguel Electric Cooperative.