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Pojoaque, New Mexico
277 County Road 84
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87506
(505) 455-7948
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Casa de Vistas
( House of the Views)
- a large Santa Fe rental house set in its own grounds

Sleeps: 4

Bedrooms : 2

Sofa Bed: no

Baths : 2

Kitchen : this is contiguous to and flows into both sides of the living area.

Patios - Terraces : 1 large patio with covered portal - sweeping panoramic view of the Jemez mountains

Handicapped Accessible : Yes - no steps inside or out. No full handicapped bath.

Description:

Casa de Vistas is about the views from both sides of the house: the house has been focussed for a sweeping panorama of the Jemez mountains, with views through large French doors out to the Sangre de Cristo.

The house is new, built in 2007. Extremely high ceilings, finished with pine beam and planks, accentuate the breadth of the views and the spacious openness of the house. Open it is, this house. It sits above our local arroyo - "Rancho Jacona Arroyao" with our desert land exposed and raw.

Separate from the grounds of the other houses, down the drive and across the lane, its setting is above the arroyo.

The house is a short walk across a field of sheep to Butterfly House.

Ceilings are high so as to bring in all of our bright light. They are made of traditional pine trunk beams and wood.

The floors are all tiled with large cream colored tiles. These again reflect the light and increase the sense of spacious openness.

Bedrooms:

Casa de Vistas has two bedrooms each with its own bath.

Each bedroom may be made up as a single King bed or two twin beds.

The master bedroom has views out through large French doors across the patio and then an exposed panorama of desert and arroyo. There is a desk, work area, high ceilings and finely wrought, a cut tin mirror by a from the neighbor artist.

The bathroom includes a shower and deep bath combination. The tiling is hand painted artisan tile.

The second bedroom has a view out the the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Its bath, too, includes a shower and deep bath combination. The tiling is hand painted artisan tile.

There is no sofa bed.

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The Patio-Courtyard - off of which the living area and master bedroom open directly.

The patio on an overcast day. One can get a sense of the panoramic view.

The living are with the expanse of windows to the right that face the Jemez panoramic vista.

The dining table in the living area with the French doors to the right.

Another view of the living area with a view of the French doors to the right that look out over the sheep field and onto the Sangre de Cristo mountains

A guest struggling over a jig-saw puzzle.

The pass through, open kitchen.

The kitchen is open at both ends to the living area.

The kitchen is flooded with light.
The master bed. The fine art beaten mirror in the master bedroom. The desk area and bookcase - filled with reading for our guests.

The west window of the master bedroom - looking out over the arroyo and the Rio Grande valley toward the Jemez mountains - on an overcast day.

The master bathroom.

A close view of the artisan tile.

The second bedroom.

A close view of the artisan tile.

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