At the end of a quiet, dead-end road near one of Taos County's most beloved villages, this 3BD/2BA 2,400-square-foot home earns its setting. Large windows pull the mountain views inside, flooding open living spaces with light and sky. Constructed of pumice-crete and frame, the passive solar design ensures year-round comfort. Trombe walls store the day's heat and release it through the night in winter. The wood stove provides additional warmth when needed. The result is a house that works with the New Mexico climate and is grounded in the regional building tradition. Stained concrete, wood, and tile floors flow underfoot alongside organic wool carpeting in the private spaces. Granite countertops anchor the kitchen and baths. Walk-in showers, mica-studded adobe walls, and wood columns give the spaces a quiet sense of craft. A bonus room on the ground floor has its own entrance, perfect for a studio or office. Step outside to a deep wraparound covered portal that makes outdoor living a dream, or take in the longer view from the primary suite balcony. Originally intended as a biodynamic farm, this three-quarter-acre parcel boasts established fruit trees and surface water rights. EV charging is available on-site. Arroyo Seco's acclaimed restaurants and shops are minutes away, without having to get in the car. Located just 20 minutes from world-class Taos Ski Valley, and 15 minutes from the historic Taos Plaza. This is the home you've been waiting for.