Behind the gates of Belicia Estates, in the tree-covered hills above Eldorado, this single-level Pueblo-style home was designed by William Lumpkins and built by Adobeworks. Set on two acres with mountain views and bordering roughly 2,650 undeveloped acres, it feels like a quiet place of its own, about 20 minutes from the Historic Santa Fe Plaza. An 11-foot barrel-vaulted hallway welcomes you inside and forms the spine of the home, leading to a great room with 10-foot ceilings, wood beams, and a classic fireplace. A kiva fireplace brings warmth to the dining room, where windows frame views of the surrounding landscape. The kitchen’s breakfast area opens to a private patio, and the kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances. Saltillo tile runs throughout the home, warmed by in-floor radiant heat, while air conditioning keeps things comfortable on those warmer days. With built-in bookshelves, the office offers a quiet place to work or room for exercise, art, and other creative pursuits. The primary suite is built for rest, with latillas laid between vigas overhead and a built-in banco offering a place to settle beside the kiva fireplace. The suite also includes a true walk-in closet and a bathroom with two vanities and a separate shower. An adjoining tiled flex room, currently used for exercise, may also be a great place to add a soaking tub. Two additional bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath, while a separate powder room serves guests. A paved road and driveway make for an easy arrival. There’s an attached two-car garage along with additional parking spaces for guests. The roof is under warranty until 2035. Nearby, Eldorado offers groceries, a hardware store, and restaurants including Fable Restaurant & Market for farm-to-table dining, with miles of hiking and biking trails in the surrounding area.