Tucked into the lush, acequia-fed valley of Nambe, 24 Calle Lila is a fully reimagined Northern New Mexican farmhouse that balances deep-rooted regional character with thoughtful modern living. Remodeled to the studs, the main house offers two bedrooms, a dedicated office, and a bright sunroom wrapped in Champion windows that frame the manicured yard and its mature trees. Antique wide-plank pine floors — reclaimed from an old church — run underfoot, while an updated kitchen showcases new cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stainless-steel appliances. A large custom window faces east toward the glowing Sangre de Cristo Mountains, where pastoral fields dotted with cattle stretch into the pink and yellow tones of the golden hour. A private studio adjoins the main house via a covered carport, offering a large space for hobbyists, or a full bedroom and closet — ideal for guests, rental income, or a creative retreat. The property carries both acequia and well water rights, feeding automated sprinkler systems, raised garden beds with drip irrigation, and a generous outer field suited for growing, playing, or simply enjoying the view of your land. Evenings belong to the hot tub/swim spa deck and the outdoor fireplace, where the Milky Way arches overhead in uninterrupted view of the starry New Mexico nights. A chicken coop rounds out this property that truly invites you to live from the land. All of this sits just 20 minutes from both Santa Fe and Los Alamos, with Pojoaque's full slate of shops, restaurants, grocery, and services only minutes away. A rare property that feels a world apart—because it truly is.