Privately enclosed by tall adobe walls and set beneath Sun Mountain, this single-level adobe residence enjoys a peaceful setting in the sought-after Sun Mountain Drive neighborhood. Built in 1983 by an architect as his personal home and later expanded with interiors by noted designer David Naylor, the property reflects an exceptional level of thoughtfulness, craftsmanship and timeless Southwestern character. An impressive entry courtyard introduces a home designed around indoor-outdoor living. Mature gardens, lawns, patios and inviting portals create a private oasis, while garden views and outdoor access enhance nearly every room. The spacious living room, formal dining room and bar open to an elegant entertaining portal with a built-in grill and kiva fireplace. The flexible four-bedroom floor plan provides excellent separation between the primary suite and guest wing. The generous primary suite includes a steam shower and jetted tub. Tile floors extend throughout most of the residence, complemented by radiant or baseboard heat, while mini-split systems throughout the home provide air conditioning in summer. With only one modest interior step, the floor plan offers easy living. A beautiful 127-square-foot office, privately accessed from the patio, provides a quiet place to work. With dedicated heating for the winter and cooling for the summer, it is a year-round retreat that feels pleasantly separate from the main living spaces while remaining just steps from the house. The detached second garage, finished with vigas, windows, a wood-burning stove and storage cabinetry, offers possibilities as a studio, workshop, or potential guesthouse. Private access to the broad Arroyo Chamisa connects the property to trails, while Museum Hill, the Historic Eastside, Canyon Road, downtown Santa Fe and nearby medical facilities are minutes away. This rare combination of privacy, architectural distinction and exceptional location captures the enduring appeal of Santa Fe living.