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Welcome to the 27th Annual Haciendas—A Parade of Homes. Over the years, thousands have walked across the thresholds of our leading home designs.

Our Member Builders pride themselves on quality, craftsmanship, and design, and invite you to come and witness their innovative ideas as you dream and/or plan your new or remodeled home. The Parade is the best opportunity to get a firsthand view, touch, and feel, and to interact with these amazing builders, architects, interior designers, and other building professionals.

A huge thank you to the many dedicated, hardworking stars who make Laura Gallegos the Parade an annual success: • Our generous Sponsors, who support—and in many cases, continue to support—the Parade! Your commitment to the Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association and to our local builders is greatly appreciated.

A special thank you to those sponsoring businesses for sharing the priceless time, energy, and professional talent of the volunteers from your organization.

• The Parade of Homes Committee for many volunteered hours of time. Your ideas, professionalism, energy, and commitment are what make the Parade an annual success. You’re all a lot of fun, too!

Santa Fe beckons visitors and new residents from everywhere—our mountains, skies, sunsets, and fresh air are highly sought after. Having grown up and lived here all my life, I know it’s something Santa Feans tend to take for granted, although not purposely. Visiting the Parade allows one to see, and maybe revisit, the area’s natural beauty and enjoy a breath of fresh air in the form of the innovations and visions of skilled home building professionals who strive to capture the perfect view from every angle of a home and use the most complementary materials and finishes. Santa Fe is blessed with many excellent craftsmen and artisans who contribute their labor and skills to build some of the most beautiful homes anywhere!

Come and see what our local builders are up to. Grab this issue of Haciendas, gas up the car, and invite some friends to join in the fun. You can also download our interactive website and plan your route. See you on the Parade!

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Welcome from the Parade Chair SFAHBA and Community Outreach

18 "Embracing Her Space: Q+A

with EO Katherine Crociata" 20 "Induction Cooking" Jason Rogers 22 "¡Viva Brick and Mortar!"

Brandon Snoy 24

Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association

President, Bella Media Group Bruce Adams

Managing Editor Amy Gross

Art/Production Director B.Y. Cooper

Graphic Designers

Sonja Berthrong, Valérie Herndon

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Contributors Jessa Cast, Jason Rogers, Brandon Snoy

Magazine Committee

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2019 Parade Sponsors

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Maps to Parade Homes

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Judging + Award Information

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Parade Entries

2019 Haciendas—A Parade of Homes Committees Parade Chair

Laura Gallegos (Washington Federal)

Builder Committee

Marilyn Williams, Chair (Pella Windows & Doors), Dan Gustavson (Custom Window Coverings), Jason Rogers (Sierra West Sales), Luanna Salazar (Prull Custom Builders), Brandon Snoy (Palo Santo Designs)

Marketing Committee

Christopher Fortson, Chair (Positive Energy Solar), Laura Gallegos (Washington Federal)

Judging Committee

Joe Gammon, Chair (House Incorporated), Kathy anne Fennema (Santa Fe By Design), Gil Martinez, Luanna Salazar (Prull Custom Builders), Tom Treece (Arpad Builders)

Sponsorship Committee

Katherine Crociata, Laura Gallegos, Cheryl Mitchell, Melissa Salazar, Brandon Snoy, David Wilkinson

Marita DeVargas, Chair (Gateway Mortgage), Stephen Gillespie (State Farm), Christian Tena (Enterprise Bank & Trust), Christie Waszak (Builders Source Appliance Gallery)

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Katherine Crociata, Executive Officer

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Kathy anne Fennema (Santa Fe By Design) and Jodi Vevoda (Prull Custom Builders), Co-Chairs, Diana Jowers (Dahl Plumbing), Luci Osaki

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2019 Board of Directors Executive Committee President Brandon Snoy

Secretary Valerie Montoya

First Vice President Jason Rogers

Treasurer Ray Gee

Second Vice President Ted Chagaris

Immediate Past President Scott Cherry

Associate Vice President Matthew Segura

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Board of Directors Builder & Associate Members: Jamie Aranda, Harmon Burttram, Chuck Caswell, Bill Deuschle, Leslie Gallatin-Giorgetti, Laura Gallegos, Joe Gammon, Rob Gibbs, Megan Herrera, Mark Giorgetti, Michael Latting, Emily Mascarenas, Bret McClanahan, Martin Montoya, Raul Rodriguez, Bill Roth, Ted Swisher, Bruce Thompson.

Liaison: Wayne Nichols.

Staff Executive Officer Katherine Crociata

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Planning for our future. The Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association has a long-standing record in promoting green building. SFAHBA developed the Water Efficiency Rating Score (WERS), a predictive calculation tool and index that will not only help builders know more about their water use, but will also help governing bodies to make permitting decisions and homeowners to conserve water usage.

Santa Fe’s WERS tool—soon to be renamed the “Water Rating Index”—was also recently approved for inclusion in the 2020 National Green Building Standard where it will serve as a performance path compliance option.

Housing for all. SFAHBA is a member of the Santa Fe Housing Action Coalition (santafehousinginaction.org), a broad-based community coalition dedicated to expanding the accessibility and affordability of quality housing options in Santa Fe through systemic change that benefits all residents. The Coalition has come together 14

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to address the many issues currently impeding the accessibility of housing for all who want to live in Santa Fe by organizing, convening, educating, and mobilizing stakeholders to advocate for more communityresponsive housing and land use policy.

Santa Fe Habitat for Humanity A strong bond exists between SFAHBA and Santa Fe Habitat for Humanity (santafehabitat. org), which utilizes an almost entirely volunteer crew—plus homeowner-provided “sweat equity”—to build energyefficient, affordable homes.

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Meet the New EO

Embracing Her Space Katherine Crociata’s plan for taking the Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association to the next level is a lot like mountain climbing: one step at a time

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Left: Katherine Crociata is SFAHBA’s new Executive Officer. In the distance is Sun Mountain, which Crociata loves to hike when she’s not working toward her goal of completing all 58 Colorado fourteeners.

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n March, Katherine Crociata assumed the role of Executive Officer of the Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association. A former government affairs director, legislative lobbyist, and governor’s appointee to the construction industries division, Crociata brings a wealth of experience to SFAHBA and the Santa Fe home building community. She sat down with Haciendas to talk about her goals for the Association, Santa Fe’s affordable housing issue, and how climbing mountains helps, ironically, to keep her grounded.

Katherine, what’s your background, and how did it prepare you for this role?

I was working at the Chamber of Commerce for Terri Cole in Albuquerque and doing her government affairs when Jim Folkman, who was the Executive Officer for the Central New Mexico Home Builders Association (HBACNM) at the time, offered me a job. I was with HBACNM for about eight years as their government affairs director—and I actually created a government affairs program for them. We did a good job at building membership engagement around the program, and getting the members at the council meetings interacting with the mayor, and involved around the issues. Instead of it being me it was the members—which is the way it should be, in my opinion. We did some legislative work as well.

After that I was appointed by former governor Susana Martinez as the Construction Industries Division Director, and I served in that role for two years. I got a lot of experience there, because you’re not just regulating construction, you’re also regulating the licensing aspect of construction, as well as manufactured housing. I was the director of the manufactured housing division and the construction industries division at the same time. That was great for me—learning about construction, and working with home 18

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builders, understanding what their needs were, and especially working in government affairs and understanding some of the barriers that the regulatory process poses when it comes to development and building in our state.

Most recently I was a lobbyist for CenturyLink for six years.

I loved working in technology, and quite honestly, a lot of the same barriers when it comes to infrastructure investment and infrastructure placement, are very similar in the tech industry.

Mainly legislative work, but also building coalitions around the need for a broadband infrastructure in our state, which touches everyone.

I was working at the Legislature this past December on some remaining interim committees, just before this 2019 legislative session started, when I saw the EO job advertised.

I started the EO job immediately after the legislative session ended, on March 18, 2019. In hindsight, I probably should have taken a week off!

What have been your immediate priorities upon stepping into the EO position?

I really tried to listen in the first couple of board meetings to what board members were saying, and then reached out to other members as well, to what they were looking for in the Association. I sensed they were looking for more member involvement and engagement than what was there for them, so I’ve been trying to come up with programs, starting with communication, all the way to reinstating the membership luncheons. I’ll be setting up a membership happy hour, where members can hopefully bring people who are in the industry or at least related to the industry, and they can mix among themselves. I think the Association needs to reach beyond the board for involvement, so I’m trying to pull more people in and engage them in what we’re doing.

So that’s been my first focus: building value in membership, creating more membership involvement, and then just the nuts and bolts of the first couple of months of a new job— familiarizing myself with the budget and the budget process.

How would you characterize your current membership?

I attended EO training in Washington, DC, with the National Association of Home Builders, hoping to gain some

What do you think your members are looking for in their Association?

I want them to see the Association as a true resource for them, and not just a place that they have to go for meetings! I’d like to see it more interactive, and I’d love to engage members beyond the board.

I’ve formed a membership committee with a few of the board members, but our goal is to reach into that membership and bring more people into engagement. Many of our members take advantage of the worker’s comp insurance through Builders Trust, which is a great benefit, but they should be a member because they have all these other values in the Association. So that’s really my number one goal: to build that attitude among the members. And I want the board to feel proud of that, and be ambassadors, and help me pull these people in.

How are you and SFAHBA addressing the issue of affordable housing in Santa Fe? Mayor Webber is engaged on this issue, and has invited me to a number of discussions. I’m sitting on a Housing Affordability Roundtable with other community leaders. I’m hoping I can drive the discussion away from “affordable housing,” and more toward “affordability for all.” The affordable housing piece doesn’t get us to where we want to be in our community. I think it’s important to provide housing for lower-income people, but I don’t think you accomplish it by just focusing on that piece; you have to focus on what’s driving up the cost of housing overall.

Long-term goals for the Association?

Grow membership! And if that happens while I’m building value in the membership, then I’ve accomplished what I was starting to do in the first place. Because if we build value in the membership then we’ll attract new members. I’d like to see the Association working as more of a coalition with other real estate and construction groups throughout the state, not just in Santa Fe, and I’m looking to have relationships with NAIOP and the realtors. But really, my long-term goal is to have the Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association be the leading home building association in the state; there’s no reason for it not to be. And we need to focus our membership beyond Santa Fe to Taos and other areas of Northern New Mexico.

This is your first Parade of Homes in Santa Fe. How are you feeling about it?

The pride that Santa Fe builders take, especially in the sustainability aspects of their homes, is something I’m proud of as well. I think people have a perception of a Santa Fe home, and I know that when it comes to seeing some of the homes on our parade they’re probably just amazed at how innovative and creative they are. I’m excited to be a part of that and see these builders showcase their work. I’m also excited that we have entries this year that are at all price points and home types, from condos to luxury estates.

my broadband tax deduction bill, so it was a little tense at first. Frank’s an attorney at Gallagher & Kennedy, but he was the tax policy director for two years over at New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department.

We started dating last April and eloped to Molokai last December. We live in the South Capitol area with our three rescue dogs: Otis Redding, Tweedy, and Lulu.

But I’ve been coming to Santa Fe for years for work, and I’ve always loved it. I’ve always felt like it was a breath of fresh air. I really appreciate the city and the vibe; I love how the city has a very diverse international feel to it.

You’re a mountain climber! How did you catch that bug?

I started climbing mountains in the Taos area about seven years ago.

I’m from coastal North Carolina and I was missing the ocean, and a friend of mine told me the best way to get over homesickness is to embrace your space. I got really into hiking in Taos, but I kind of reached the end of discovering new places. I wanted to go higher than Wheeler Peak, so I started researching the Colorado fourteeners, did one, and fell in love with it. Now I have a goal of finishing all 58 Colorado fourteeners. I’ve done 33 of them, with 25 to go—and I absolutely love it.

Some are more difficult, and I like to take alternate routes, so there’s a lot of route-finding involved. And I like the planning: putting the map in the Garmin, and studying all of it, and what gear, and which trailhead, and what are the conditions. Then, to be safe, you really shouldn’t be preoccupied with other thoughts; you should just be immersed in your surroundings when you’re out there. I don’t know how to say how much it’s given to me, but it’s helped me stay calm, and think through things, in a better manner both personally and professionally. I like how, especially on more difficult peaks, you are focused in on literally your next step and your next handhold.

Do you hike in Santa Fe, too?

Oh yes. I love the backyard training. I do Sun and Moon, usually together as a loop, after work, or sometimes early before work. And I do Lake Peak, which is a fun little Class 3. You go beyond Deception and you can do some scrambling up there to the other side of the ski area. And then I like Santa Fe Baldy for the length of the hike—it’s a 13-miler, which is good training, and you get up to about 12,500 feet.

For a fourteener, that’s good training. Every single weekend, if I’m not in Colorado climbing, I’m on one of those.

Katherine Crociata can be reached at katherine@sfahba.com.

Crociata reached the top of Colorado’s Mount Massive (14,421’) over Easter weekend in 2019.

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knowledge on membership involvement and creating value around membership, when you have a membership that’s maybe not been so engaged. And I think it’s going to take a while to get back in the mix.

And of course, not everything I might want to do is something my members would enjoy, so it may be trial and error a little bit until I find what works with this specific membership.

So why do you live in Santa Fe? I live here because I met my husband, Frank Crociata, and fell in love! We met three years ago at the Capitol in a meeting. He killed sfahba.com

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Appliance Trends

By Jason Rogers

Induction Cooking

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Move over, gas. Induction cooktops are faster, more efficient, and easier to clean.

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Above: Although induction cooktops look great in nearly any type of kitchen, they are particuarly well suited stylistically to contemporary and modern homes, where slab-front cabinetry and clean lines echo the simplicity of the flat surface.

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I have always preached that the Cooking Appliances category is the one kitchen shoppers should concentrate on first. Cooking appliances are really the items where you get the most pleasure—or if selected improperly, can be the biggest points of pain in your kitchen. For this reason, it is crucial to seek a local appliance professional for counsel in making your kitchen planning and purchasing decisions.

Twenty years ago, the market in Santa Fe for cooktops and ranges was almost entirely gas. Homeowners paid (and still do pay) plumbers to run gas or propane lines to their kitchens to replace electric appliances, as the higher reliability, increased resale value, and instant temperature control of gas is highly desirable. This is still the case, but every year I’m seeing a significant increase in the purchasing and use of induction cooktops and ranges.

Having been invented in the 1930s, induction cooking is not new, but appliance manufacturers have always struggled to sell it to the American market as the technology requires ferrous metal (iron)–based cookware, which immediately alarms consumers despite being readily available from all the leading cookware manufacturers—and very likely works with at least a few of the pans you currently own. Additionally, there can be a bit of a challenge for consumers to install and use induction cooktops properly. Induction cooktops and ranges feature charged magnets under a tempered glass surface that, once activated, vibrate the iron molecules of the cookware. This produces heat—fast!

Induction cooking is the most efficient form of surface cooking with unbelievable speed in boiling and searing, even as it handily maintains a low “melt” or “keep warm” temperature for hours. The icing on the cake is the ease of cleanup; there’s only a sealed glass surface to wipe up after a large meal with very little residual heat in the glass to

Pots and pans used on an induction cooktop must have a magnetized base. To test your current cookware, hold a magnet to the base. If it clings tightly, it’s safe to use.

dissipate. This fact translates to quick, safe cleaning directly after use. As there is no conduction of heat from an element through the glass to the cookware, induction cooktops are less prone to burn spilled grease and sugars, which often pit and discolor standard radiant electric cooktops.

The technology is super-efficient, as 90 percent of the electricity used goes right to the food cooking. That’s pretty stellar when compared to roughly 60 percent efficiency on a standard electric cooktop and only 40 percent efficiency on a gas cooktop. The cons? High price points, and 50 amperage circuit requirements, which are not likely to exist unless planned for in an existing home.

Thankfully, the price points are dropping every year as public awareness increases along with the volume of induction cooktops being sold. If you are not building a new kitchen, most reputable electricians will typically offer a free or low-cost estimate to come to your home to price the rewiring that may be necessary. Once you weigh your own particular pros and cons, the costs may be well worth it to enjoy the most efficient, reliable, and easy to clean cook surface with unparalleled performance!

Jason Rogers is the Vice President of SFAHBA and an appliance sales representative at Sierra West Sales. Look for Jason’s next installment of “Appliance Trends” in the Spring 2020 issue of Haciendas.

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Buying online eliminates the middleman. But in a project as important as your new home, is it really the best way to shop?

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hen it comes to outfitting a new or remodeled home, today’s marketplace is a complex and vast web of continually emerging options and choices. Consumers have many possibilities at their disposal for exploring the myriad choices in appliances, plumbing fixtures, lighting fixtures, and door hardware. In a traditional scenario a homeowner works with their designer or builder and visits local showrooms to get professional advice and see and touch the latest models and finish selections.

Of course, online shopping is now so commonplace as to be a daily occurrence. With this shopping option, where almost anything is available at the click of a button, builders and designers are seeing increased challenges in managing the selection process.

The ease and convenience of online shopping can also be a pitfall for owners and their contractors. Why, with easy, and often less expensive, shopping available online, would a homeowner choose to visit a classic brick and mortar showroom anymore?

For one thing, local showrooms employ local talent—professionals who are trained and skilled at sharing different brands and product lines. The salespeople at local vendors can save you time and money in the selection process, whether steering you to a product line within a specific budget or offering invaluable expertise on the quality of a manufacturer. Another reason to shop brick and mortar: a computer screen can’t give you a hands-on experience. Showrooms are great places to touch and feel how a product will work and function in your hands, with true, not-computer-generated colors for more accurate purchasing. Possibly most important, purchasing through a local showroom provides you with accountability—a trusted business within the local economy that is standing behind the products they represent and sell, and there to handle any issues that crop up. Not to

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At a brick and mortar showroom like Santa Fe By Design, a full team of knowledgeable sales professionals stands ready to help homeowners find quality lighting, fixtures, and hardware within their budget, and compare products offered by different manufacturers.

mention that when you shop locally you are feeding your local economy and not sending valuable tax dollars out of the area.

On the flip side to the customer service experienced in a personal face-to-face exchange within a showroom is the online shopping experience. While the online experience may be convenient or appear to the end user to simplify the selections process by eliminating a middleman and allow for selection in the quiet and privacy of one’s home, should you need to speak with a sales associate online after placing your initial order, there is no guarantee that you will speak with the same person—if there is one at all. This leads to what some often describe as the “black hole” experience, a less than personal exchange that can lead to frustrating and complicated returns for damaged or misplaced orders. The lack of personal assistance and guidance in the online experience warrants some caution with sophisticated selections.

Our lives and how we purchase things are becoming more and more worldly given our busy schedules and industry efficiencies.

While there is undoubtedly a convenience factor in being able to receive an item 48 hours after clicking a button, how “convenient” will that be when the wrong product is ordered, arrives damaged, or is missing parts—and there’s no one to rectify the problem but yourself?

The real questions we need to ask ourselves have to do with what’s really “convenient” and “easier.” Will shopping online truly simplify a complicated selection process? Isn’t it worth the time and effort to be guided by a real, experienced partner to ensure your project goes smoothly? Or are we merely stepping over dollars for pennies?

Brandon Snoy is the President of the Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association and a principal and Chief Operations Officer for Palo Santo Designs.

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Right: “Daybreak House,” a collaboration between Frank Yardman Construction and architect Paul Stephenson Oles, earned awards for Best Energy Efficiency and Best Water Efficiency in its category.

Sited to capture spectacular Sangre views, Woods Design Builders’ entry on Tesuque Overlook also captured four impressive awards in its category: Best Design, Best Craftsmanship, Best Kitchen, and Best Master Suite.

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Best Energy Efficiency Category 1: Palo Santo Designs Category 2: Frank Yardman Construction Category 3: Green Star Builders

Best Design Category 1: Palo Santo Designs Category 2: Woods Design Builders (Tesuque Overlook) Category 3: Prull Custom Builders

Best Water Efficiency Category 1: Palo Santo Designs Category 2: Frank Yardman Construction Category 3: Green Star Builders

Best Craftsmanship Category 1: Palo Santo Designs Category 2: Woods Design Builders (Tesuque Overlook) Category 3: Prull Custom Builders Best Kitchen Category 1: Woods Design Builders (Camino de Cruz Blanca) Category 2: Woods Design Builders (Tesuque Overlook) Category 3: Prull Custom Builders Best Master Suite Category 1: Palo Santo Designs Category 2: Woods Design Builders (Tesuque Overlook) Category 3: Woods Design Builders (Camino Campanario)

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Best Smart Home Tech Award Green Star Builders Best Green Infill Subdivision Homewise Homes Best Site Engineering Woods Design Builders (Camino de Cruz Blanca)

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Best Outdoor Living Space Category 1: Woods Design Builders (Camino de Cruz Blanca) Category 2: Compadre Custom Construction Category 3: Prull Custom Builders

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Left: Minimalist though it was, Palo Santo Designs’ house in La Tierra racked up a slew of achievements in its category, including Best Design, Best Craftsmanship, Best Master Suite, Best Energy Efficiency, and Best Water Efficiency.

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• 37 exceptional home sites with flexible building requirements • Stables allowed on select home sites for direct access to BLM • Guest casitas permitted • Now Accepting Reservations

2018 Grand Hacienda The lines between indoor and outdoor living are deliberately blurred in Prull Custom Builders’ Grand Hacienda residence. Multiple portales connect to interior spaces through floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors.

Art + Artistry A contemporary high desert masterpiece earns Prull Custom Builders their first Grand Hacienda

By Jessa Cast

Photographs by Robert Reck

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ited on a rise in Las Campanas with grand, sweeping views on almost every side, the Grand Hacienda winner of the 2018 Haciendas–A Parade of Homes is not only a standout work of art, but also a surprisingly natural part of its high desert landscape. A master work executed by Prull Custom Builders and a team of design professionals, it showcases not only the scenery it celebrates, but the skills of the artists who constructed it.

Prull, founded almost 40 years ago and now owned by spouses Will Prull and Jodi Vevoda, exclusively builds custom-designed architectural projects, collaborating with talented partners to create each home. This award-winning project’s team included architect Craig Hoopes of Hoopes + Associates; interior designer Paul Rau of Paul Rau Interiors; Prull’s then-superintendent Kurt Lauer; and landscape architect Solange Serquis of Serquis + Associates.

Even with such an impressive team, this house is truly special, as visually dynamic as it is soulful. Side-stepping the common Southwestern vernacular, its contemporary style bucks convention while remaining . . . well, Santa Fean. It’s contemporary, with an organic, industrial flair, and just a touch of the Southwest.

Right, top: A pivot entry door opens to dramatic views at the base of a C-shaped design, with guest sleeping areas and the main living areas and master suite on opposite ends. Right, bottom: Though the floor plan is open, the dining area is subtly separated from the kitchen and living room by see-through and floating cabinetry.

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Prull Custom Builders In the living room, the views are never impeded thanks to low-height furnishings and lighting. Above the steel-clad fireplace a piece of art cleverly hides an 85-inch TV.

Above: Amid clean, xeric landscaping, a soothing water feature adds aural and visual interest.

“It’s one of the most contemporary homes approved to be built in Las Campanas,” says Prull. “That translated into it being a technically challenging project, structurally.”

The grand portal recalls The Santa Fe Opera house, exposing the stars through the protective roof—truly an aria in Prull’s canon of custom homes.

The five-bedroom, 5,000-square-foot residence sits on a threeacre knoll. But it doesn’t perch; rather, it follows the contours of the land, not forcing itself into the landscape, but sheltering in. It’s a real design feat—for its scale, its harmony, and its meaning.

Laid out in a C-shape, the house represents an embrace, with the master suite in one arm, the guest rooms in the other, and the gathering spaces at the heart of the home. “They wanted the home to feel like arms embracing a family,” says Vevoda. “It’s a hug.” A simple sentiment, but a complex design.

Compounding the horizontal curve of the home is the vertical With raised bedstands and beautiful backlighting and underlighting, the entire master bedroom seems to float.

stepping down of that curve as it follows the slope of the land.

“The house has a number of different expressions about it,” says Prull. “It unfolds as you move through it.” Windowed vignettes mark the stepped hallway, marrying Serquis’s natural yet artful landscape design outside with Rau’s upscale interior work.

Even the master bathroom brings nature inside via sliding doors that open to a private outdoor shower.

With its soaring ceilings and sweeping vistas, the grand portal recalls The Santa Fe Opera house, exposing the stars through the protective roof—truly an aria in Prull’s canon of custom homes. Indoors and out, every sightline purposefully frames a view while protecting privacy and lending this massive space some compartmentalization of living areas.

“It’s welcoming and expansive,” says Prull, noting that nothing was designed unilaterally; it was entirely a team effort, thanks in large part to the homeowners, who, as he says, “really enjoyed developing creative ideas with the architects and designers.”

A shared dialogue among seasoned professionals, combined with the support of creatively minded clients, made this extraordinary project a surefire win.

Prull Custom Builders, prull.com

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1 True North Builders 880 Camino Haciendas, Haciendas Mirasol

From the downtown area, take Paseo de Peralta to Bishop’s Lodge Road. Turn right at the first light onto Artist Road, then proceed .25 mile to the first subdivision on the left (Haciendas Mirasol). Turn left onto Calle Mirasol into the subdivision.

Resource Guide 2019 Parade of Homes August 9–11 & 16–18

Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association sfahba.com

August 9–11 and

August 16–18 Open Houses 11 am–6 pm on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (tickets required, $15) For tickets, visit eventbrite.com or purchase at any participating home.

2 Woods Design Builders 1204 South Summit Drive, South Summit

From the downtown area, take Paseo de Peralta to Bishop’s Lodge Road. Turn right onto Artist Road. Artist Road becomes Hyde Park Road. In approximately 3 miles, turn right into the gate at South Summit subdivision. Stay on South Summit Drive and proceed to the house.

3 Buffalo Builders Santa Fe 208 Camino del Norte, Vista Encantado II

From the downtown area, take Paseo de Peralta to Bishop’s Lodge Road. In .4 mile turn left onto Camino Encantado. Right on Camino del Norte. (505-660-3953)

Twilight Tour: Friday, August 16 from 4–9 PM (Free, no ticket needed. Look for the words “Twilight Tour” on participating houses’ entry pages.) sfahba.com

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Turn left on Paseo Las Terrazas. In .2 mile, turn left on Abierto Way. (505-660-4071)

11 Prull Custom Builders 4 Tierra Concepts 2959 Tesuque Overlook, Monte Sereno

From the downtown area, head north on US 84/285 to the Tesuque (Santa Fe Opera) exit.

Turn left onto Avenida Monte Sereno and go under the overpass into Monte Sereno. Left onto Monte Sereno Drive. Left on Valle Sereno. Right on Tesuque Overlook.

(505-780-1157)

5 Arete Homes of Santa Fe 1784 Calle Arbolitos, Arbolitos at Las Estrellas

17 Via de las Yeguas, The Estancias at Las Campanas

From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south. From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. Proceed 3.3 miles until the road forks by the bell tower and veer left, staying on Camino La Tierra, and continue for approximately 3.0 miles. Turn left into the gate at Via de las Yeguas. The house is at the end of the cul de sac on the right. (312-560-7971)

From the downtown area, take 285/84 north to 599 south. From 599 take the Ridgetop Road exit. Head north (right) on Ridgetop. Turn left onto Calle Arbolitos. (505-982-4466)

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From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south. From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra.

Proceed 3.3 miles until the road forks by the bell tower and veer left, staying on Camino La Tierra, and continue for approximately 3.5 miles. Turn left into the entry gate for Plaza del Centro. Follow to the left halfway around the cul-de-sac. (505-470-5717)

16 Bella Loma, La Tierra

From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south. From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. Turn right onto Fin del Sendero.

Right on Lluvia de Oro. Right on Bella Loma. (505-470-5717)

7 Tierra Concepts 9 Painted Horse, Las Campanas

From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to NM-599 south. From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. Follow the signs to Las Campanas Drive. After going under the stone bridge, take the first right onto Wildhorse, then the first left onto Painted Horse. (505-780-1152)

8 Zachary & Sons Homes 30 Plaza del Corazon, Club Casitas, Las Campanas

From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south. From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. In 2.3 miles, take a slight right to stay on Camino La Tierra, then bear left onto Las Campanas Drive. In 1.5 miles, turn right onto Clubhouse Drive. Turn left at Club Casitas (Plaza del Corazon). (505-470-5717) 34

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44 Plaza del Centro, The Estancias at Las Campanas

13 Coyote Development Group 14 Via Palomita, Black Mesa, Las Campanas

From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south. From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra.

Follow the signs to Las Campanas Drive. From Las Campanas Drive make a right onto Clubhouse Drive.

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20 The Virginian Designer/Builder 1544 Kachina Ridge Drive, Kachina Ridge

14 High Desert Contractors 14 Sendero de la Vida, Tierra Grande

From the downtown area, take 285/84 north to 599 south. From 599 take the Camino La Tierra exit and head north on Camino La Tierra. Turn left at Wildflower and proceed 3 miles.

Right onto La Vida Trail. In 1.0 mile, turn left onto Tierra Grande, then make the immediate left onto Sendero de la Vida.

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The exteriors and landscaping were part of a comprehensive whole-house renovation

by Compadre Custom Construction, which earned the award for Best Outdoor Living Space in its category in the 2018 Haciendas–A Parade of Homes.

JUD GING A ND A WARDS + DATES AND TIME S HACIENDAS—A PARADE OF HOMES IS A COMPETITION

August 9–11 and August 16–18

Each of the homes on the tour will be judged by local experts—builders, architects, past Haciendas winners, and Realtors. The judges will evaluate each of the homes in different price categories for:

Homes are open 11 am–6 pm on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. From 4–9 pm on Friday, August 16, select homes will be open for the Twilight Tour. The words “Twilight Tour” appear at the top of each builder page for homes that are participating.

We do our best to ensure that maps and directions are accurate, and we place directional signs to help you find each home. Each home will also have a Haciendas— A Parade of Homes sign out front. Check out the interactive digital Parade map at sfahba.com to help you navigate from one home to the next!

GRAND HACIENDA The overall “Best of Show” award is called the Grand Hacienda. This award goes to the entry, in any price category, that is the most memorable and outstanding.

BEST CRAFTSMANSHIP Quality of workmanship, integration of materials, functionality, and sustainability.

BEST DESIGN Circulation, livability, site planning, innovation, and conveniences.

BEST OUTDOOR LIVING SPACE Integration of inside/outside, utilization of views, landscaping, and efficient use of natural materials.

BEST KITCHEN Functionality, surface materials, and conveniences.

BEST MASTER SUITE

Circulation, materials, comfort, and beauty.

MOST EFFICIENT Recognizes an outstanding effort or detail of green building, including water efficiency, energy efficiency, and other green systems.

MOST INNOVATIVE This award, new for 2019, recognizes an original, inventive, or outstanding effort or detail that goes beyond ordinary building conventions or style.

THE AWARDS GALA will be held at Eldorado Hotel & Spa on Tuesday,

August 13, when all awards will be presented. Be sure to tune into a live broadcast from the Grand Hacienda home on Sunday, August 18, at 12:00 noon, on KTRC 1260 AM. 36

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PARADE TICKETS The Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association is proud to support youth organizations in the Santa Fe Community. Members of local high school sports teams are the Ambassadors of Haciendas—A Parade of Homes.

A portion of the ticket proceeds enables youth athletic teams to pay for away games and purchase equipment items they would otherwise not be able to afford. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased through eventbrite.com, at any of the homes on the tour, and through sfahba. com. Tickets are valid for all the homes for all days.

PLEASE NOTE While all the builders in the Parade work hard to complete their homes by the deadline, unforeseen circumstances may prevent some homes from being 100 percent complete. However, these homes may still be open. Visit sfahba.com.

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880 Camino Haciendas, Haciendas Mirasol

New Home in a New Community The first home in the brand new, superbly located subdivision of Haciendas Mirasol is truly something special, a modern Santa Fe–style residence conceived and built by True North Builders. Only five estate lots remain in the gated subdivision, all of which offer panoramic mountain views, capture amazing sunset views, and are within easy walking distance to the historic Santa Fe Plaza.

Fully landscaped amid its scenic environment, this home also accentuates the natural beauty of its materials, such as oiled wood floors and exposed, hand-scraped beams with a patina finish. Other stunning touches include marble floors in the guest bath, mosaic floors in the spa-like master bath, cabinetry custom-made by local craftsmen, steel doors, and tall ceilings.

But this home is about more than beauty: it has also exceeded all of the city requirements for greenness, thanks in part to a 5,000-gallon cistern and 12 grid-tied solar panels. Beautiful, efficient, and modern, it’s a home that epitomizes the enjoyment of the Santa Fe lifestyle.

About the builder: A fifth-generation builder, Cody North is the owner of True North Builders, Santa Fe’s custom contractor and builder of unique, single-family homes, large, community-based compounds, and commercial buildings. True North projects ranging from traditional adobes to contemporary lofts can be found in the historic eastside and downtown areas of the city.

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price: N/A lot size: 1.19 acres heated sq. ft.: 4,085 total sq. ft.: 6,106 interior finishes: Erica Ortiz Berke, NeuBleu Interior Design furnishings: Laura U Interior Design

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take Paseo de Peralta to Bishop’s Lodge Road.

Turn right at the first light onto Artist Road, then proceed .25 mile to the first subdivision on the left (Haciendas Mirasol).

Turn left onto Calle Mirasol into the subdivision.

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HOME FEATURES •F irst house in a brand new, private, gated community •P anoramic mountain views and within walking distance of the Plaza • Large, open floor plan •D esigned for the contemporary lifestyle while preserving Santa Fe charm

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2 1204 South Summit Drive, South Summit

On Top of the World With all of the charm and finishes but none of the heaviness of a traditional Pueblo– style home, this Woods Design Builders residence embraces classic Santa Fe elements and showcases Woods’s timeless design. Rock accents, double-beamed ceilings in the master bedroom, custom cabinetry, and carved doors in the climatecontrolled wine room complement trademark Woods touches such as high ceilings, divided light windows, stained vigas, reclaimed wood floors, and a warm and inviting kitchen with Tabarka tile and custom cabinetry, whose design was inspired by 1910-era traditional New Mexican furniture.

Though it’s built on a steep mountainside lot, this home has minimal interior steps, a feat accomplished by lowering the land below the driveway and berming it into the land to create a flat building pad. The result is an extraordinary elevated vantage point that makes it feel like you are on top of the world, with large picture windows framing breathtaking westerly views of the Jemez Mountains and Santa Fe city lights.

About the builder: Family owned-and-operated Woods Design Builders has called Santa Fe home for 40 years. The hallmarks of a Woods designed-and-built home include quality materials and finishes, pride in craftsmanship, cutting-edge energy efficiency and green technology, and impeccable details.

See why their clients often say, “When I go into a Woods home, I feel as though I’ve come home.”

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HOME FEATURES •C lassic Pueblo-style home with inspired Woods touches •C ustom cabinetry design inspired by antique New Mexican furniture • Extraordinary westerly views

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vantage point •G racious outdoor living areas with multiple portales and terraces price: N/A lot size: 5.0 acres heated sq. ft.: 3,984 total sq. ft.: 6,384 architect: Woods Design Builders interior designers: Violante & Rochford Interiors

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take Paseo de Peralta to Bishop’s Lodge Road.

Turn right onto Artist Road.

Artist Road becomes Hyde Park Road. In approximately 3 miles, turn right into the gate at South Summit subdivision. Stay on South Summit Drive and proceed to the house.

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2205 W I LD E R N E SS V I E W Nestled in the hills above St. Johns College, this new custom home designed and built by Woods, sits in the heart of the highly desirable Wilderness Gate Subdivision with breathtaking mountain and city views. The design and style of the home embody what Woods is known for: elegance, incorporating indigenous and reclaimed materials, an orientation capturing the views and maximizing what the land has to offer, an impeccable attention to detail, perfect proportions and an open floor plan that is enviably livable and flooded with natural light.

N E W CU S TO M D E S I G N E D & B U I LT WO O DS H O M E FO R SALE LI S T P R I C E: $2,95 0,0 0 0 | E S T I M AT E D CO M P LE T I O N DAT E: FA LL 2019 Please contact Rob Woods at 505.660.1303 for additional information

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208 Camino del Norte, Vista Encantado II

Casa de Lavanda Once in a great while a property becomes available that redefines luxurious living. The private compound known as Casa de Lavanda (House of Lavender), built by Buffalo Builders Santa Fe, is such a property, a master work of quality craftsmanship, exceptional finishes, energy- and water-efficiency, and refined amenities.

From the grand entry porte-cochere to the well-appointed casita/studio, this home epitomizes sophisticated, contemporary Pueblo design. Elegant Southwest touches include creamy white diamond plaster walls, reclaimed mesquite custom barn doors, wide plank white oak hardwood floors, and no fewer than seven fireplaces. Entertaining is effortless, thanks to three master suites; a gourmet kitchen with a butler’s pantry, two dishwashers, and Wolf/Sub-Zero appliances; an outdoor kitchen; a gym and sauna; and an observation deck with 280-degree views.

Xeric landscaping, a photovoltaic solar power system, two cisterns, a SONOS sound system, and a Crestron lighting system prove that this exceptional residence is not only beautiful, but green and smart, too.

About the builder: Buffalo Builders Santa Fe has been building exceptional homes since 2015. Owners Molly Prewitt and Eric Tetrault are passionate about helping clients create their dreams. Drawing on decades worth of construction experience they specialize in working closely with their clients, designers, and architects collaboratively, balancing cost, timeline, and scope of work to create a one of a kind dream home.

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price: $6 million lot size: 1.7 acres heated sq. ft.: 6,446 total sq. ft.: 9,955 architect: Architectural Alliance designer/owner: Baker-Folse Creative

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take Paseo de Peralta to Bishop’s Lodge Road. In .4 mile turn left onto Camino Encantado. Right on Camino del Norte.

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HOME FEATURES •S ophisticated contemporary Pueblo design •G racious entertainer’s home with gourmet kitchen and outdoor kitchen •A ll natural materials and high-end finishes •M ultiple outdoor areas, portales, and observation view deck

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2959 Tesuque Overlook, Monte Sereno

Custom-Designed to Bring Joy This singular residence, built by Tierra Concepts, Inc., nestles into the land and actively draws in the scenery as it “walks” down the hillside facing the Sangre de Cristos. The steel and glass entry gradually explodes into spectacular, expansive mountain views, which are captured from nearly every room in the house or its accompanying outdoor space.

This home exemplifies truly custom design, including a wing for the car enthusiast (complete with lift!) and an extraordinary master bath shower that features a sliding door that opens to the outdoors. A sculptural steel and wood staircase suspended from the ceiling is a work of art unto itself, while the powder bath, with its undulating tiled walls, is something out of Alice in Wonderland.

Entertaining is effortless here, thanks to a 20-foot-long island connecting the ultra-contemporary kitchen with dining space; a walk-in pantry; and well-appointed portales that invite the enjoyment of food, wine, and gracious living.

About the builder: Tierra Concepts has won the prestigious Grand Hacienda Award an unprecedented six times and has received awards for best of show, best craftsmanship, best floor plan, best exterior, best kitchen, and best outdoor living space. Our passion is crafting quality homes that embody our clients’ creativity and vision.

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HOME FEATURES • Sculptural steel and wood hanging staircase • Intriguing powder bath with fantastical

undulating walls • 20-foot island for cooking and entertaining •A mazing Sangre views captured from nearly every room in the house • Home carefully designed to nestle into the steep slope while simultaneously providing most of the living spaces on one level • Dramatic and restrained interior design

with bespoke furnishings price: N/A lot size: 1.1 acre heated sq. ft.: 3,194 total sq. ft.: 5,124 home design: studio beili interior design: Annie O’Carroll Interior Design landscape design: Gardensong Santa Fe Driving Directions: From the downtown area, head north on US 84/285 to the Tesuque (Santa Fe Opera) exit. Turn left onto Avenida Monte Sereno and go under the overpass into Monte Sereno. Left onto Monte Sereno Drive. Left on Valle Sereno. Right on Tesuque Overlook.

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Thank you, Tierra Concepts, for 25 years of fun and beautifully executed collaborations!

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1784 Calle Arbolitos, Arbolitos at Las Estrellas

Choose Your View In the new Arbolitos at Las Estrellas development, this Santa Fe contemporary home by Arete Homes of Santa Fe is now on the market, along with other homes and lots in the Master Plan Community of Las Estrellas. It is one of 23 lots available in a community that’s just five minutes from shopping and 10 from the Santa Fe Plaza. Each lot offers a unique view as siting potential. This home walks out to a fingered ridge, stair-stepping along the ridge to capture panoramic Sangre and Sandia views from one side and city lights on the other.

Thoughtfully designed with a master suite, a junior master, and a third bedroom or office/den, this single-story residence has no steps and is designed for aging in place.

The open concept floor plan seamlessly connects the living and dining spaces with the kitchen, which features contemporary cabinetry, quartz countertops and backsplash, and an upgraded KitchenAid appliance package. Highly energy-efficient and with droughttolerant landscaping, this home will realize minimal operational costs and will be easy to maintain for a lifetime.

About the builder: Rob Gibbs, owner of award-winning Arete Homes of Santa Fe, celebrates 27 years of building in Santa Fe in 2019. Arete is made up of a group of professionals who are dedicated to making the home building and purchasing experience as smooth and enjoyable as possible by giving homebuyers a personalized experience.

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HOME FEATURES •B eautiful, high quality finishes • I ndoor and outdoor living with views of the city and mountains • Home and yard easy to maintain for a lifetime • Optional flex space and features to personalize your home •E xcellence is our standard

price: $899,000 lot size: .375 acre heated sq. ft.: 2,185 total sq. ft.: 3,049

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take 285 north/84 north to 599 south.

From 599 take the Ridgetop Road exit. Head north (right) on Ridgetop. Turn left onto Calle Arbolitos.

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16 Bella Loma, La Tierra

Desert Modern Marvel An exercise in minimalist design and décor, this stunning desert modern residence

by Zachary & Sons Homes makes a powerful impact on all the senses. Standing at the front door one enjoys a stunning east-facing view of the Sangres and the ski basin through 12-foot pocket doors. Another 12-foot slider in the sleek and modern kitchen brings the outside in to create a soothing space, adorned with natural wood cabinetry and white quartz countertops.

The contemporary white and gray palette and streamlined décor of the living room is elegantly complemented by the floating fireplace hearth—a hand-poured concrete masterpiece. Don’t forget to look up, where the tongue and groove ceiling in the living room flows seamlessly outdoors to a cantilevered portal.

Other features of this exceptional home include serene, Zen-like gardens and a spacious 3-car garage for the auto enthusiast homeowner. It’s a must-see on this year’s Parade.

About the builder: In 2019, Zachary Shultz celebrates his 27th year of building superior custom homes in Santa Fe. His sons, Aaron Shultz and Josh Shultz, represent the sixth generation of homebuilders in the family. As Zachary & Sons Homes, the Shultz family delivers “distinctive homes with a personal touch.”

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HOME FEATURES • Clean, minimalist design and décor • Desert Modern style and cool palette • Floating hearth and double 12-foot pocket slider doors • Continuous inside-outside T&G ceiling price: N/A lot size: 2.0 acres heated sq. ft.: 2,350 total sq. ft.: 3,683 staging: Reside Home

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south.

From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. Turn right onto Fin del Sendero. Right on Lluvia de Oro. Right on Bella Loma.

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Fabulous Finishes Tierra Concepts, Inc. designed and built this home in their signature “Contextual Modern” style. It features dramatic steel portal beams, oversized contemporary windows, and a sleek steel and glass pivot entry door. The central stone wall separating the kitchen and great room extends throughout the home and culminates at the exterior portales. Generous skylights provide indirect lighting while inviting a glimpse of the New Mexico sky.

Along with interior designer Annie O’Carroll, the owners of this custom home have achieved a new level of sophistication with exciting finish selections and contemporary interior light fixtures. Be sure not to miss the backlit onyx details in the powder bath and in the floor-to-ceiling shower nicho!

Built for gracious and comfortable indoor-outdoor living, the house features a sliding pocket window wall that opens onto the west portal, providing stunning views of the Jemez Mountains. A fire table takes the chill off the evening air and sparks lively conversation among friends over a glass of wine.

About the builder: Tierra Concepts has won the prestigious Grand Hacienda Award an unprecedented six times and has received awards for best of show, best craftsmanship, best floor plan, best design, best exterior, best kitchen, and best outdoor living space.

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HOME FEATURES • Roof deck, hot tub, and putting green • Gracious indoor-outdoor living with multiple courtyards and portales • Unique finish selection with backlit onyx • Designer gourmet kitchen with 12-foot ceilings, French doors, and a walk-in pantry price: N/A lot size: 2.99 acres heated sq. ft.: 4,254 total sq. ft.: 6,182 architect: Tierra Concepts, Inc. interior design: Annie O’Carroll Interior Design

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to NM-599 south. From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra.

Follow the signs to Las Campanas Drive. After going under the stone bridge, take the first right onto Wildhorse, then the first left onto Painted Horse.

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30 Plaza del Corazon, Club Casitas, Las Campanas

Golf Course Compound Three separate structures—a main house, a casita, and a garage—are joined together by covered portales in this beautiful contemporary residence built by Zachary & Sons Homes. The front door offers a direct sightline through the house to the rear portal and the Sangres beyond. The portal and the master bedroom share another impressive view: Hole #1 of the Jack Nicklaus Sunrise golf course, both through large sliding glass walls.

Abundant glass, crisp white walls, and sharp corners speak to the contemporary architecture, which is softened by lovely interior courtyard spaces created by the home’s compound-like design. Don’t miss the minimalist powder room with its LED-lit sink; the master bathroom’s floor-to-ceiling tile; and the elegant kitchen, which features a marble waterfall island, clerestory windows, and open shelving.

With two master suites, plus a bedroom and bath in the well-appointed casita and thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces, the home offers ample comfortable living space for family and friends.

About the builder: In 2019, Zachary Shultz celebrates his 27th year of building superior custom homes in Santa Fe. His sons, Aaron Shultz and Josh Shultz, represent the sixth generation of homebuilders in the family. As Zachary & Sons Homes, the Shultz family delivers “distinctive homes with a personal touch.”

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HOME FEATURES • Compound-like design with three buildings joined by portales •S tunning golf course and mountain views • Carefully designed outdoor spaces •D ramatic master suite with pocket glass doors overlooking Hole #1 price: N/A lot size: .14 acre heated sq. ft.: 3,443 total sq. ft.: 5,296 architect: Lorn Tryk Architects interior design & furnishings: Samuel Design Group

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south.

From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. In 2.3 miles, take a slight right to stay on Camino La Tierra, then bear left onto Las Campanas Drive. In 1.5 miles, turn right onto Clubhouse Drive. Turn left at Club Casitas (Plaza del Corazon).

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46 Paseo Las Terrazas, Las Campanas

Entertainer's Delight This Southwest contemporary home in Las Campanas brings thoughtful design and living spaces with resort style living. Built by Pulte Homes, it features 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, which includes a guest suite with living area.

Arrive at the gated courtyard through the open and bright gathering room with its corner fireplace and modern stone accents. The culinary kitchen comes complete with a large granite-topped island, stainless steel appliances, and modern design features throughout.

Outside, the amenities continue. Entertain on the outdoor covered patio, which includes a built-in BBQ grill and a kiva fireplace, and captures unparalleled, breathtaking views of the Las Campanas golf course.

About the builder: Pulte Homes’ dedication to quality means that we strive to exceed homeowner expectations every step of the way—in homes designed for how you live and backed by a warranty you can rely on. With 65 years of experience under our belt, we’ve streamlined the process to make it easy to build the Las Campanas home you’ve always wanted.

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HOME FEATURES • Guest suite with living area •O utdoor covered patio with BBQ grill, kiva fireplace, and golf course views • 3-car garage •C ulinary kitchen with granite island and stainless steel appliances price: $849,990 lot size: .415 acre heated sq. ft.: 3,017 total sq. ft.: 3,701

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south.

From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. Follow the signs to Las Campanas Drive, staying right at the overpass and proceeding about 4 miles.

Camino La Tierra will become Las Campanas Drive. Turn left onto Trailhead into Las Terrazas community. Turn left on Paseo Las Terrazas.

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7 Abierto Way, Las Campanas

You: Living Here The team at Boss Builders is proud to present a contemporary-style home like you’ve never seen before. If you’ve been looking for a home in Las Campanas that’s a little out of the ordinary, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence certainly fits the bill. Against Venetian plaster white walls, black cabinetry, streamlined matte black fixtures, and dark gray wood tile floors are an edgy twist on the monochromatic palette. The intriguing lighting choices meld traditional, midcentury, and modern styles for a semi-industrial feel.

But this home is about more than just its looks. It features an integrated sound system, a Mezzo fireplace, Brilliant light switches, Viking appliances, custom, hand-crafted cabinets, and a master bathroom steam shower. Giant sliding pocket doors in the great room capture stunning Jemez views and the natural beauty of the landscape from the rear portal. Fire up the barbecue grill and invite your friends; this stunning home is waiting for you.

About the builder: Boss Builders has been making the visions of homeowners come true for 12 years. We don’t just know Santa Fe, we are Santa Fe. We’ve built more than 200 homes in this area, consistently delivering honesty, quality, efficiency, and communication to our customers in every exceptional build.

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HOME FEATURES • Beautiful views and outdoor living spaces • I ntriguing monchromatic palette of black, white, and gray • Matte black fixtures are a twist on the usual •E xtremely functional and livable floor plan price: $895,000 lot size: .24 acre heated sq. ft.: 2,517 total sq. ft.: 3,777

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south.

From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. In 4 miles, turn left on Trailhead Drive, check in at the security gate, and go .25 mile to Paseo Las Terrazas. Turn left on Paseo Las Terrazas. In .2 mile, turn left on Abierto Way.

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17 Via de las Yeguas, The Estancias at Las Campanas

A Work of Modern Art Prull Custom Builders follows last year’s Grand Hacienda win with an exceptional home in the Contemporary Pueblo Revival style, defined by a modern use of metals, stone, and rectilinear architecture. Many local craftsmen contributed to its finishes and details, from the custom, rift oak cabinetry to the interior and exterior steel work. Don’t miss the kitchen’s steel backsplash and cabinetry fascia, or the steel-wrapped outdoor fireplace cleverly built into a stone-clad column. Though bold, masculine finishes, they are surprising, soft touches.

Built for comfortable living and gracious entertaining, the home features many beautiful details and finishes, including minimalist staggered book shelves in the family/ media room; recessed art nichos; wood and large-format porcelain flooring; floating dressers in the master bedroom and floating vanities in the master bath; curved archways; and floor-to-ceiling windows and multi-slide glass doors. No fewer than four outdoor portales adorned with three water features facilitate indoor/outdoor living and capture breathtaking Sangre and Jemez views from every angle.

About the builder: Since 1981, Prull Custom Builders Jodi Vevoda has specialized in building high end, architect-designed & Will Prull custom homes, winning Citation and Merit Awards in the AIA Excellence in Design competition. Santa Fe Parade of Homes awards include the coveted 2018 Grand Hacienda and a host of “Bests” for Craftsmanship, Design, Kitchen, Outdoor Living Space, and Master Suite. Prull also received the Heritage Preservation Award for the historic Manderfield Project.

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HOME FEATURES •S pectacular Jemez and Sangre views from an elevated vantage point • Beautiful outdoor spaces with four portales and three water features • Contemporary use of metals and rectilinear architecture •A rtistic wood work and metal work price: N/A lot size: 1.73 acres heated sq. ft.: 4,614 total sq. ft.: 8,177 architect: Lorn Tryk Architects interior designer: Chandler Prewitt Design landscape architect: Serquis + Associates Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south.

From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. Proceed 3.3 miles until the road forks by the bell tower and veer left, staying on Camino La Tierra, and continue for approximately 3.0 miles.

Turn left into the gate at Via de las Yeguas. The house is at the end of the cul de sac on the right.

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44 Plaza del Centro, The Estancias at Las Campanas

Santa Fe Meets Transitional Style In this beautiful new home by Zachary & Sons Homes, old world and classic Southwestern elements blend seamlessly with contemporary finishes and materials to create a unique Santa Fe transitional style. Locally sourced vigas, strategically placed nichos, bullnose corners, walnut floors, and white diamond plaster walls speak the language of old Santa Fe, but an open plan concept and the use of glass and metal in the front door and front gate suggest a modern sensibility.

Designer tile is used to great effect in this residence, especially in the baths. The master bath, finished in watery light greens and appointed with a steam shower and heated deck tub, has the feel of a Japanese onsen. In the guest bath, floor-toceiling canary yellow cabinetry, reminiscent of the style of Mexican architect Ricardo Legoretta, is fresh and inspiring.

Well-placed windows bring abundant natural light into the home, a feeling that continues outdoors, where deep portales capture magnificent northwest-facing views of the Jemez Mountains.

About the builder: In 2019, Zachary Shultz celebrates his 27th year of building superior custom homes in Santa Fe. His sons, Aaron Shultz and Josh Shultz, represent the sixth generation of homebuilders in the family. As Zachary & Sons Homes, the Shultz family delivers “distinctive homes with a personal touch.”

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HOME FEATURES •S triking glass and wood custom front door • I nspired use of designer tile •C lassic and old world elements blended with contemporary design •S pa-like master bathroom price: N/A lot size: 3.79 acres heated sq. ft.: 3,146 total sq. ft.: 4,897 architect: Lorn Tryk Architects interior design: Annie O’Carroll Interior Design staging: Metamorphosis Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south.

From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. Proceed 3.3 miles until the road forks by the bell tower and veer left, staying on Camino La Tierra, and continue for approximately 3.5 miles.

Turn left into the entry gate for Plaza del Centro. Follow to the left halfway around the cul-de-sac.

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14 Via Palomita, Black Mesa, Las Campanas

Livable Luxury This custom home in the new Las Campanas subdivision of Black Mesa, built by Coyote Development Group, LLC, embraces contemporary design, as seen in its straight edges, open floor plan, and cool gray/white palette. And yet, soaring ceilings in the entry and the living area, well-placed skylights, and square beams give it the light, warmth, and feel of a home that could only be found in Santa Fe. Green-built and energy-efficient, this well-insulated home boasts high R-values and a high-efficiency furnace and tankless water heater, but there’s more to this house than the mechanics; it’s a beautiful home with luxury finishes, including custom, modern flat-panel cabinets in the kitchen, bathrooms, and the living areas; a built-in wet bar; high-end tile; wall-mount faucets; a modern, linear fireplace; and an 8-foot island with waterfall granite in the kitchen.

When it comes to views, this home, like most in Las Campanas, does not disappoint. Through 16-foot slider doors that open to the huge, 1,000-square-foot portal, the Jemez Mountains feel almost touchable.

About the builder: Spirit of design comes alive with Coyote Development Group, LLC, where our mission is to create spaces attuned to who you are. We build homes that balance elegance and functionality with foresight, integrity, agility, and customer service. Our specialty is high-end quality at a price you can afford. Coyote offers general contracting, construction management, and design/ John, Lynn & Randall build services throughout New Mexico.

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HOME FEATURES • 12- and 14-foot ceilings and skylights create light, bright interiors •F loating cabinetry with high-end finishes and materials • Huge portal with gorgeous Jemez views • Custom-designed floor plan with comfortable living in mind price: N/A lot size: 1.08 acres heated sq. ft.: 2,350 total sq. ft.: 3,683 architect: RM Design Inc. Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south.

From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. Follow the signs to Las Campanas Drive.

From Las Campanas Drive make a right onto Clubhouse Drive.

Left on Trailhead, then left onto Via El Sol. Proceed through the gate to the Black Mesa subdivision. Right again on Via El Sol. Right on Via Palomita.

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14 Sendero de la Vida, Tierra Grande

Gracious Living Indoors and Out High Desert Contractors presents a stunning residence that exemplifies a contemporary take on New Mexican architecture. Marked by arches and curves with rounded skylights, a soft palette of creams and whites, high gloss floors, and Venetian plaster walls in the common areas and master suite, this is a light and sunny home designed for comfortable, gracious living.

Everything about it lives large, with just a little “extra” built into every room, corner, and outdoor area. The three generous bedrooms are en suite—the master suite is especially luxurious; the spacious kitchen features granite countertops, a curved center island, chef-quality appliances, and a separate butler’s pantry/catering area for entertaining; and three extremely generous portales offer spectacular Jemez views.

No fewer than five fireplaces (including a see-through fireplace in the kitchen) add that Santa Fe charm.

Radiant floor heating, mini-split air conditioning, and an oversized three-car garage round out this amazing home, which is ready for its first owners. Could that be you?

About the builder: High Desert Contractors, LLC is a family-owned business. President Edan Hemphill, age 29, is field manager and on-site supervisor. Chris Hill, estimator and project manager, brings 40 years of construction experience to HDC, including with former Parade Homes d/b/a Serenity Homes. We offer design/build and general contracting on new projects, as well as remodels at competitive prices. We enjoy what we do.

Chris Hill & Edan Hemphill

HOME FEATURES •W arm and elegant contemporary finishes •A rches and curves with rounded skylights •S pectacular Jemez views •O utdoor living opportunities off of every room in the house price: $965,000 lot size: 2.0 acres heated sq. ft.: 3,400 total sq. ft.: 5,800 architect: Ryan Allen, Ryan Allen Design

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take 285 north/84 north to 599 south.

From 599 take the Camino La Tierra exit and head north on Camino La Tierra. Turn left at Wildflower and proceed 3 miles.

Right onto La Vida Trail. In 1.0 mile, turn left onto Tierra Grande, then make the immediate left onto Sendero de la Vida. sfahba.com

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3 Camino Barranca, Aldea

Flexible, Elegant Design Organized around a landscaped courtyard with a beautiful Arizona ash at its core, this contemporary Santa Fe–style home by Praxis Design|Build is purposefully designed for flexible retirement living both indoors and out. The main house is an efficient 1 bedroom and 1.5 baths, with a generous master suite and expansive great room. The island in the chef’s kitchen is topped with Blue Tahoe quartzite with a stunning waterfall edge.

But it’s the unique, attached casita with two additional rooms of space that adds versatility. Guest quarters for adult children? A single-bedroom home for an aged relative or caretaker? Office space, plus a studio? The homeowners have many options.

This flexibility of their living spaces isn’t limited to the indoors, however. The spacious outdoor living room captures gorgeous Jemez views by day. A cozy fire pit keeps things comfortable on those summer evenings when the weather is just too beautiful to say good-night.

About the builder: Award-winning Praxis Ltd Co has been building and remodeling exceptional homes and commercial properties in Santa Fe for over 21 years.

2019 marks Praxis’s 12th appearance in the Parade of Homes. In conjunction with Praxis Architects Inc, the talented folks at Praxis will beautifully design your heart’s desire, then build it with care, on time, and most importantly, on budget.

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HOME FEATURES •C ontemporary Santa Fe–style home designed around a courtyard •T wo-room attached casita with flexible living options •S teel details in the pivot entry door, interior benches, and courtyard gates •O utdoor living room with Jemez views price: N/A lot size: .21 acre heated sq. ft.: 2,367 total sq. ft.: 3,219 architect: Gabriel Browne, Praxis interior designer: Jennifer Ashton Interiors Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south.

From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. Take the first left onto NM-599 Frontage Road. Proceed 1.2 miles and turn right onto Avenida Aldea.

In .7 mile, turn right onto Camino Barranca.

Jennifer Ashton, Allied ASID Trailhead Design Source 922A Shoofly St. | Santa Fe 505-913-0104 | jenniferashtoninteriors.com

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16 17 Via Harena, Tessera

Livable, Comfortable + Energy-Efficient Located in the second phase of the westside subdivision of Tessera, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath contemporary residence built by Homewise Homes captures gorgeous western views of the Jemez Mountains from the expanded rear portal.

The “Mimosa” floor plan includes a gas fireplace in the great room; a well-appointed kitchen with nice upgrades such as a French door refrigerator, quartz countertops, a full wall backsplash, undermount sink, and a dining island; tile and carpet flooring; and a finished 3-car garage. Designed for comfortable, easy living, this Homewise Home is well-insulated and energy-efficient. A central HVAC system and Solatube skylights keep things comfortable and bright.

When you visit, be sure to explore the neighborhood. With walking trails, amazing mountain views, easy access to 599 and Los Alamos, and just 6 miles from the Plaza, Tessera offers ideal Santa Fe living.

About the builder: Homewise is a nonprofit organization founded in 1986 with a mission to help create successful homeowners and strengthen neighborhoods so that individuals and families can improve their long-term financial wellbeing and quality of life. Our award-winning Homewise Homes are built to the highest standards, embracing quality, value, and energy-efficiency. At Homewise, we believe everyone deserves to live well.

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HOME FEATURES •W estern views of the Jemez from the extended rear portal •S pacious, upgraded kitchen with dining island and full wall backsplash •S ingle level home with spacious, open concept floor plan •E nergy-efficient with central air and heating systems price: N/A lot size: .32 acre heated sq. ft.: 2,110 total sq. ft.: 3,367 architect: Len Nobel interior designer: DeMarais Home Staging & Design

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take St. Francis Street heading north, exiting onto NM-599 south/ Veterans Memorial Hwy. Take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. Take the first left onto NM-599 Frontage Road. Turn right onto Via Tessera, and then left onto Via Harena.

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96 Sunflower Drive, Las Campanas Estates II

One for the Family This intriguing soft contemporary residence built by Madera Builders, LLC defies convention. Modifying the original plan to meet the needs of her family, the homeowner added a guest house, a pool, spa, and an outdoor shower, and designed the home to include not one or two, but four master suites, each with its own color scheme.

The use of steel in lieu of wood on the exteriors speaks to the modern feel of this home, but the homeowner’s eclectic tastes, which include treasures and influences from the many places she’s lived, warm the interiors and fill the many built-in display areas. Look for the way plaid—a tribute to the family’s Scottish heritage—has been incorporated throughout.

Sited on a lovely lot with Sangre de Cristo views, this home is ideal for entertaining and gathering. Sliding doors open to the outdoor living space, and no fewer than four portales invite relaxing and enjoyment of the spectacular scenery.

About the builder: Madera Builders, LLC specializes in custom projects that bring our clients’ visions to life. With a highly skilled group of longtime employees and subcontractors, Madera has been recognized with numerous awards for our new builds, remodels, and historic renovations, including two Grand Hacienda awards, Remodeler of the Year, and Builder of the Year.

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HOME FEATURES • I ncredible views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains • I ntriguing color scheme throughout the house •O utside entertaining area with four large portales •E xtremely livable floor plan with sliding doors opening to outdoor spaces price: N/A lot size: 2.75 acres heated sq. ft.: 3,256 total sq. ft.: 6,326 architect: Ed Boniface, Boniface + Associates interior designer and furnishings: Jeannie Brown, Diva Interior Design, Ltd. Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take US 84 north/285 north to 599 south.

From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit, turning right onto Camino La Tierra. Continue past the four-way stop for .75 mile and look for the sign for Dayflower on the right. Turn onto Dayflower and proceed through the gate. The first right is Sunflower.

18 1113 Paseo Corazon, Unit 211, El Camino Crossing

Easy-Care Condo with Views Compact but beautifully appointed, this lovely 1-bedroom, 1-bath condo from Homewise Homes epitomizes modern living. One of 13, all-solar units in the community of El Camino Crossing, the contemporary design features stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, nickel faucets and lighting, upgraded cabinets, luxury vinyl plank flooring, and a soothing taupe palette.

Unlike some community spaces, this studio-style condo is light and bright, thanks to its abundance of large windows. Located on the upper floor, it includes an additional 500-square-foot rooftop deck with views of the Sangres, offering indooroutdoor enjoyment and extra living space.

Efficient and thoughtfully designed, the brand new Homewise condos at El Camino Crossing are perfect for anyone looking for affordable new construction, a lowmaintenance lifestyle, and an unbeatable southwest location convenient to many of Santa Fe’s favorite local breweries, shops, and walk and bike trails.

About the builder: Homewise is a nonprofit organization founded in 1986 with a mission to help create successful homeowners and strengthen neighborhoods so that individuals and families can improve their long-term financial wellbeing and quality of life. Our award-winning Homewise Homes are built to the highest standards, embracing quality, value, and energy-efficiency. At Homewise, we believe everyone deserves to live well.

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price: N/A lot size: N/A heated sq. ft.: 704 total sq. ft.: 1,000 architect: Wayne Lloyd, JenkinsGavin Inc. interior designer: DeMarais Home Staging & Design

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take St. Francis south to Agua Fria and travel west on Agua Fria.

Immediately after crossing Harrison, turn left into El Camino Crossing.

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HOME FEATURES •S olar panels to supplement electric use •A ffordable new construction conveniently located in the heart of Santa Fe •R ooftop deck with Sangre de Cristo views •W alkability and accessibility to hike and bike paths, local restaurants, and businesses

Our award-winning Homewise Homes® are built to the highest standards, embracing quality, value, and energy efficiency. Discover your Homewise Home today.

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Homewise Homes at El Camino Crossing is a live/work community located in the heart of Santa Fe.

Located in the northwest hills of Santa Fe, Homewise Homes at Tessera feature: • Stunning mountain views

• Generous dedicated open space

• 705 s.f. condos

• Close to walking and biking trails

• Extensive trail system

• Solar packages available

• Flexible live/work spaces

• All solar community

Visit us at Tessera and El Camino Crossing, #s 16 & 18 on the Parade of Homes map.

505.983.WISE (9473)

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5228 Via Nube, Cielo Azul

Main Street Santa Fe Loaded with amenities you’ll be hard-pressed to find in a home at this price in the Santa Fe market, this lovely one-story residence epitomizes all that Twilight Homes has come to represent: value, quality materials and craftsmanship, and an unbeatable location.

Indeed, this Craftsman-style home is ideally situated: just off Agua Fria in an older, charming southwest neighborhood, but in the new, family-friendly subdivision of Cielo Azul. This home features a classic front porch and a large back patio, perfect for meeting friendly neighbors passing on sidewalks and later having them over for barbecue.

The gourmet chef’s kitchen includes stainless steel Samsung appliances, high-end finishes, and room for the family to gather. Three ample bedrooms, including a spacious, well-appointed master suite, offer plenty of living space for a growing family.

About the builder: Building affordable, highly amenitized homes in desirable new neighborhoods, Twilight Homes is committed to helping clients achieve the dream of becoming homeowners. A broad library of floor plans allows buyers to customize their homes to their needs. How can Twilight make your dream a reality?

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price: $345,770 lot size: .128 acre heated sq. ft.: 1,694 total sq. ft.: 2,333

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, take Cerrillos Road south to Airport Road and turn right. Make a right onto South Meadows Road, then a right on Agua Fria. Proceed .7 mile on Agua Fria to Cielo Azul subdivision on the right.

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HOME FEATURES • Craftsman-style home • Conveniently located, family-friendly neighborhood in southwest Santa Fe • Front porch and large rear patio • Large gourmet kitchen with stainless steel Samsung appliances

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1544 Kachina Ridge Drive, Kachina Ridge

Quality Craftsmanship and a Convenient Location You’ll love the open floor plan of this modern Southwestern–style home by The Virginian Designer/Builder Inc. offering three bedrooms and two baths. Attractive design elements include solid wood doors, 12-foot ceilings in the living room, a gas fireplace with hand-troweled plaster, and granite countertops and solid wood cabinets in the kitchen.

Nichos, skylights, bullnose corners, and travertine and wood floors are lovely touches.

Extremely well insulated (rigid insulation on all exterior walls that have blown-in insulation), the home is also built with air conditioning, high-efficiency hot water heating, and forced air heating. Xeric landscaping helps keep water use to a minimum.

Be sure to see this eminently livable home, one of just five remaining lots in the conveniently located community of Kachina Ridge. Close to schools, shopping, dining, and the Chavez Center, and abutting a greenbelt with walking paths, it’s the perfect new home for the family who wants to be near everything Santa Fe. About the builder: Arch Sproul brings an extensive variety of skills to his building, design, and remodeling business that sets him apart from other builders. Whether the home is in his own subdivision, Kachina Ridge, or a custom home in another area, Mr. Sproul, a.k.a. The Virginian, helps each client realize their dream of owning as well as creating their own Santa Fe home. This Parade home is the 106th house built by The Virginian in Santa Fe!

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price: $440,000 lot size: .134 acre heated sq. ft.: 1,700 total sq. ft.: 2,301 architect: Arch Sproul, The Virginian

Driving Directions: From the downtown area, head south on Cerrillos Road. At the first light past Richards, turn left onto Avenida de las Americas. Proceed .2 mile and turn left into Kachina Ridge onto Kachina Ridge Drive.

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HOME FEATURES • 12-foot ceilings in living room with beams and skylights • Travertine and wood floors • Abuts a greenbelt with walking trails •E xtremely convenient location near schools, shops, and restaurants

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