This extraordinary 1970 custom Stamm home is in the coveted Sol y Lomas subdivision. As you enter the main living area with a kiva fireplace, you are surrounded immediately by a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows providing beautiful views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The concrete block construction and brick floor on concrete slab, together with the complex and massive ceiling beams, lend a sense of substance and permanence. The kitchen has been nicely appointed with hand-painted Mexican tiles by the late Gorky Gonzalez; an AGA North America range with four ovens (broiler, roaster, braiser, and convection) and six burners; and other high-end appliances. Large master has artistic, original built-in shelves and dual closets. Both bathrooms in the main house have been remodeled; handsome antique Mexican doors open to the patio area. The house retains thirteen beautiful, original Stamm doors. The detached studio has abundant storage and limitless potential, including an area readily converted to a full bath/kitchenette. Many other improvements include newer skylights on main house, new Lochinvar combi boiler for main house, new Weil-McLain boiler for radiant heat in studio. Large two-car carport is perfect for most vehicles. The house is sited well away from the road and is secluded and quiet. The garden area is fenced in with lots of plants and fruit trees. PLEASE VIEW 3D TOURS at https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=KfJEkvKqK2X AND https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=aWMJPukHoeF