Set on 2.18 horse-zoned acres in the peaceful La Senda community, this Northern New Mexico style home offers space, privacy, and timeless Southwestern character. Designed by Nona Stone and formerly owned by a past Los Alamos National Laboratory Director, the home reflects thoughtful design and a quiet connection to local history. With more than 3,200 square feet, the residence features traditional vigas, a welcoming kiva fireplace, exposed adobe accents, tile floors, bancos, and nichos, and skylights that fill the interior with natural light. Multiple living areas provide comfortable spaces for gathering and everyday living. The spacious kitchen anchors the heart of the home with Brookhaven cabinetry, a Wolf six-burner range, Bosch wall oven and microwave, beverage refrigerator, dual pantries, and two islands designed for cooking and conversation. A bright sunroom expands the living space and works beautifully as a greenhouse, studio, or sitting room. The primary suite offers private portal access and a five-piece bath with jetted tub and walk-in shower beneath a skylight. Outdoor portals and entertaining areas invite quiet mornings and relaxed evenings surrounded by the piñon and juniper landscape. The property also includes a two-car attached garage, detached RV carport, and direct access to neighborhood equine trails. Located just minutes from White Rock’s village center and an easy drive to LANL, this distinctive home offers a rare combination of acreage, architectural character, and peaceful surroundings.