25 Camino Largo, Santa Fe, NM

About 25 Camino Largo

Barndominium house, versatile attached guesthouse/office/studio/house extension and adaptable shop with unobstructed views bordering BLM Land. House built in 2007 with exceptional craftsmanship, this custom steel-and-concrete home offers a rare blend of modern design, energy efficiency, & privacy on the edge of undevelopable BLM land. Commercial-grade windows & doors, 12” insulated walls (R-50), radiant in-floor heat, & mini-splits provide year-round comfort. Whole house catalytic carbon filtration to keep water pristine. The main house features soaring 18–19.5’ ceilings, concrete floors, passive solar living/dining spaces with dramatic 16’ by 16’ windows, & unobstructed views of the Ortiz Mountains, Cerrillos Hills, & Sandias. A chef’s kitchen anchors the home with stainless counters & island, cherry cabinetry, Viking range, Bosch dishwasher, double ovens, & a walk-in pantry. Quiet spaces include a library-style study/bedroom with built-ins on the main level, upstairs loft bedroom and large TV/study areas with gorgeous second-story view, spa-like bath with slate and glass shower. Sound-proofed construction separates the main house from the guesthouse for true privacy. Or use the connecting hall as your breezeway to make both homes into one. The fully equipped guesthouse offers flexible living with radiant heat & mini splits, a bedroom and separate study with another living space upstairs and a full kitchen, steam shower and jetted tub downstairs with dramatic operable glass garage doors which open to private patios—ideal for guests, rental income, or multigenerational living. A 3,100 sq ft insulated red iron steel shop (2014) with high-psi concrete floors for heavy equipment, pellet stove, plumbing (1/2 bath), including 1,100 sq ft loft, and 3-phase power is perfect for artists, or serious tradespeople. Outside, enjoy a fully fenced, irrigated landscape. A gardener's dream! With over 80 native & fruit trees, an edible forest garden with serviceberries, buffaloberry, elderberry, gooseberry, red and yellow currants, raspberries, native plum & cherry. The setting is expansive, & visually stunning, with seasonal cactus blooms across the protected BLM land with easy access to trails and the Santa Fe River.

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