Nestled on nearly half an acre beside San Ildefonso Pueblo lands and overlooking the Pojoaque River, this single-story Santa Fe-style home blends authentic Southwestern character with everyday comfort. The original adobe features six-sided Saltillo tile and flagstone floors, wood ceilings, and traditional vigas throughout. A light-filled entry with windows on two sides, a banco, and an interior window opens to the living room, where French doors lead to a covered flagstone portal for quiet mornings or evening gatherings amid Northern New Mexico beauty. The kitchen is warm and functional, with a corner woodstove set in a classic kiva fireplace, gas stove, generous counter space, and a large movable island. The original adobe home includes two bedrooms—one with built-in bookcases and another with French doors to a backyard flagstone patio—plus a full bath with colorful Mexican tile and a spacious laundry room. The newer frame-and-stucco addition complements the original architecture. The sun-filled dining room features a built-in sideboard with etched glass doors by artist Lucy Lyon, vigas over latillas, an Art Deco chandelier, and access to the portal. Beyond carved wooden French doors, the Primary Suite offers built-in bookcases, elegant sconces, a bath with Mexican tile, a garden tub, and a wall of glass bricks for soft natural light. The backyard includes a 3-car open garage, storage shed, and old-growth trees. Rich in Santa Fe details, artistic touches, peaceful surroundings, a newer roof, and hot water heaters, this soulful home offers a distinctive Northern New Mexico living experience.