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About this home
Tucked into a piñon-studded valley above Santa Fe, this Sierra del Norte retreat looks out toward the Sandia-Ortiz Mountains. A meandering drive leads to motor court parking and a treed courtyard with a brick path, arriving at a carved wood front door. Built primarily of adobe brick with portions of frame-and-stucco, the home offers tall ceilings with vigas, arched openings, generous skylights, and walls of windows that bring the landscape in. Brick floors, brick window sills, and kiva fireplaces add authentic Santa Fe warmth throughout. A proper foyer opens to a gallery hall with bancos and wall space for art, and a powder bath serves guests. The open living, dining, and kitchen area suits everyday living and entertaining. The updated kitchen features stone counters, charcoal stainless steel Bosch refrigerator and gas range, and an eat-in bar. An east-facing morning portal invites coffee and bird watching, while the expansive rear portal, with arbor, bancos, and outdoor fireplace, serves as a second living room. The primary suite has its own kiva fireplace, a closet with custom built-ins, and a spacious bath with a separate shower and a Japanese-style soaking tub framing views of the western sunset. A lower-level office/studio with a private entrance offers space for work or creative pursuits. Outside are a hot tub, fire pit, raised beds, and coyote-fenced yard, plus an oversized two-car garage. Mini-splits and mechanicals updated in recent years add peace of mind. Set on 1.996 acres close to the Sierra del Norte Trailhead and the Dale Ball Trails, and just minutes from the Santa Fe Plaza, Ten Thousand Waves, and Ski Santa Fe, this retreat pairs timeless Santa Fe materials with updated interiors.
Sierra del Norte, located between Cerros Colorados and the Santa Fe Opera, is a residential and hillside Santa Fe neighborhood with high-desert views and winding cul-de-sacs. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Santa Fe Opera campus, where evening arrivals, open-air terraces, and desert light set the tempo. Architecture leans contemporary Southwestern—stucco, flat roofs, and deep portals—set against piñon and juniper. Trails and arroyos shape daily routines more than storefront blocks. Drives tend to follow US-84/285 toward town services and galleries. The atmosphere reads quiet, design-forward, and landscape-led.
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Offer insights
140 Barranca Rd · $1,500,000
$1.51M and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $1.51M+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
1 days
The average home goes pending in 73 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
97.3%
Most homes are selling 3% below list price.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Beamed ceilings
Interior steps
Three fireplaces: gas, Kiva, and wood-burning
Bathrooms
2 full bathrooms
1 half bathroom
Kitchen
Dishwasher
Gas cooktop
Disposal
Microwave
Oven
Range
Refrigerator
Laundry & utility
Washer
Dryer
Gas water heater
Flooring
Brick flooring
Heating & cooling
Ductless heating
Natural gas heating
Radiant floor heating
Exterior features
Drip irrigation and bubblers
Parking
Attached garage with 2 spaces
3 total parking spaces
Security
Security system
Heat detector
Smoke detectors
Surveillance system
Security lights
Construction
Adobe, frame, and stucco construction
Flat roof
Utilities
High-speed internet available
Electricity available
Public sewer
Public water
HOA & community
$400 annual association fee
Electricity and solar
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