There are places that feel like a getaway the moment you arrive—and this is one of them. Tucked beneath mature fir & pine trees in the heart of the Pecos Canyon, this distinctive large-log cabin offers the kind of mountain retreat that invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and stay awhile. Set within a beautifully maintained 50-acre community with 1,600 feet of Pecos River frontage, three stocked trout ponds, open grassy meadows, and quiet forested spaces, it feels wonderfully private and removed—yet Santa Fe is less than an hour away. Inside, the cabin has a warm, modern-rustic character. The heart of the home is the dramatic living & dining space, where cathedral-height windows rise nearly to the ceiling, bringing the trees, sky, and canyon light indoors. A massive river-rock fireplace anchors the room and makes it easy to imagine evenings gathered around the fire after a day of hiking, fishing, or simply enjoying the mountains air. The spacious kitchen combines the warmth of the cabin with modern convenience, featuring solid-surface countertops and a Sub-Zero refrigerator—a welcoming space for morning coffee to dinners shared with family and friends. The main-level bedroom is especially inviting, with its own stone fireplace, while the upstairs bedroom is a memorable retreat of its own, distinguished by elongated triangular windows that frame the surrounding forest. A flexible loft adds even more possibilities—an extra sleeping area for visiting guests, a quiet home office, a reading nook, or a place for children to make their own. Two 3/4 baths, one on each level, make the cabin comfortable for family and guests. Wrapped around the living and dining areas, the expansive deck is made for mountain living. Sip coffee while the forest wakes up. Read a book beneath the pines. Share a bottle of wine as the evening light settles over the canyon and watch the seasons unfold around you.