LT377CLN

Discover this stunning all-electric, passive solar pueblo-style home nestled on a one-acre corner lot in the desirable Northside Hills. Designed and built by renowned architect Ken Brooks in 1979, this 2,450 square foot property offers excellent privacy and breathtaking views, just a five-minute drive from the Plaza and shopping.

The home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a spacious family room. The frame and block construction with stucco exterior is beamed on the north side for energy conservation. Inside, you'll find frame and plaster walls, wood plank and beam ceilings with four skylights, and easy-to-maintain scored concrete floors.

The colorful country kitchen boasts a central work island with an electric range, new wall oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, and a large pantry. Large south-facing windows and clerestory windows spanning the kitchen and breakfast area maximize passive solar heating. The home features three corner fireplaces, including one kiva and two full-size.

Additional amenities include a detached single-car garage with a Trombe wall for passive solar heating, a generous workshop space with 220-amp electric service, and a utility room housing a new washing machine and dryer. The property showcases low-maintenance landscaping and custom window treatments, with a patio offering Sandia mountain views.

This energy-efficient home utilizes mini-splits for heating and cooling, in-floor resistance heat, and passive solar construction, ensuring comfort and sustainability throughout the year