703 Camino Ocaso Del Sol

Description

This impressive four-bedroom Pueblo-style estate on 5.8 acres enjoys spectacular views of downtown Santa Fe, the Jemez Mountains, and beyond from its coveted location near St. John's College, Museum Hill, and Canyon Road. Designed and built by Jim Satzinger in 1993, it consists of a main residence with three bedroom suites, sophisticated design, an easy flow, and several covered patios for outdoor living and entertaining and a 715-square-foot guest casita or art studio with a living area, a fireplace, a kitchen, one bedroom, and a three-quarter bath. Meticulously maintained and improved, it features brick, stone, and tile floors; high ceilings with a variety of wood details; diamond-finish plaster walls; and awe-inspiring views from most rooms. The impressive chef's kitchen boasts Shaker-style hardwood cabinetry; new appliances that include KitchenAid double ovens, a gas cooktop, a warming drawer, and a trash compactor; granite countertops; ample workspace; a center island; a corner kiva fireplace in the casual dining area; and delightful views of Picacho Peak. Recent updates include new membrane roofing, skylights, stucco, and insulated Marvin windows. The entry courtyard is filled with lush landscaping and mature trees maintained by sprinkler and drip systems. The paved circular driveway leads to an oversized two-car garage.