Some homes in the mountains give you a view. This one makes the view part of the house. A dramatic two-story wall of windows frames the surrounding forest, long views across the treetops, and colorful New Mexico sunsets from the great room. Warm wood ceilings and walls, a wood stove, and the soaring space give the interior the unmistakable character of a Jemez mountain home. Set on 2.15 acres in Sierra Los Pinos, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath home offers approximately 1,100 square feet that feel intimate and open. The upper level overlooks the great room, while large windows keep the surrounding landscape present throughout the home. Outside, the views open up even more. From the porch and around the property, take in Redondo Peak and expansive mountain and forest views. The 2.15 acres climb the wooded hillside behind the home through largely natural forest land, while the more level area around the house includes a paddock and shed with an overhang for small livestock. The extended front porch roofline provides protection from rain and snow when coming and going. The attached two-car garage with a vaulted ceiling is a welcome find in Sierra Los Pinos, with room for vehicles, a workshop, mountain gear, and the recreational toys that come with life in the Jemez. Kitchen appliances, washer, and dryer remain. The metal roof received new oversized roofing screws in September 2026, and the owner is completing the requirements for IBHS Wildfire Prepared Home certification, planned to be completed no later than closing. This is a home where you don't even need to leave the house to truly experience the beautiful setting. Forest and long-distance views, changing seasons, weather moving across the mountains, and remarkable New Mexico sunsets are right there through the glass. Step outside, and the landscape opens even farther, with Redondo Peak and the Jemez surrounding you.