Secluded behind a gate near the Scenic Turquoise Trail, just south of Santa Fe, this pristine 106-acre property includes an elegant, versatile, energy-efficient residence with a pool and magnificent mountain views; an authentic log guesthouse that dates to 1830; and a six-stall barn with a two-acre corral. One of the home’s many custom reclaimed-wood La Puerta doors opens to a great room featuring soaring 15-foot ceilings with vigas, a regal kiva fireplace, and a view of the expansive land that envelops the marvelous property. A wonderful, warm, and ample kitchen with a large center island and a traditional kiva fireplace is perfect for culinary pursuits, entertaining, or enjoying a meal in the charming breakfast nook. The great room and kitchen open directly to a private portal with a kiva fireplace and views; it is ideal for entertaining and relaxing, as are the numerous surrounding garden patios. Adjoining the kitchen is a sunroom with a lovely indoor pool. From the home, the barn—along with a chicken coop, storage areas, and corrals—is a short walk away. Further afield sits the log cabin—transported from its original home in Ohio and perfectly reassembled—where guests can relax and imagine early settlers coming to the Wild West and sitting on the breezy covered porch.