176 Haozous Road, Santa Fe, NM 87508 (MLS# 1097841) -

176 Haozous Road, Santa Fe, NM 87508

$965,000

As the sun slips behind the Sandias, the entire house blushes alive. Those 7,000 hand-born adobes drink in the last light and glow like warm embers, deep terracotta fading into rose-gold and burnt sienna, until the whole place feels like it’s exhaling a century of desert sunsets all at once. Pure, peaceful, authentic Adobe magic. No filter, no imitation… just New Mexico putting on her evening dress

Sun-warm adobe walls, the color of dried roses, breathe softly around the open door.
Vigas overhead glow like cinnamon in the slanted light with traditional brick floors under your feet . A sliding heavy door stands ajar, iron hinges singing of age, inviting you past a quiet easel into the waiting courtyard, where Juniper leaves shimmer and the desert wind forgets its hurry. Here, time slows, and the earth whispers welcome traditional brick floor

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The room centers around a towering, tapered fireplace, its smooth kiva-like form rising like a monument toward the ceiling. Inside, a vibrant orange flame dances behind an arched screen, casting a restless, honeyed light that washes over the surrounding textures. A generous stack of rough-cut logs sits ready by the fire, promising to keep the desert chill at bay through the long night.

Craving world-class sunsets? Welcome to New Mexico, 350+ days of pure sunshine, and this house hands them to you on a silver platter. Three dramatic west-facing portals frame the sky like living paintings, the Ortiz Mountains. You’re looking almost due west from along the Turquoise Trail (NM-14), between Madrid and Cerrillos or just south of Madrid. The highest, centrally located peak in the photo is Placer Peak (8,858 ft), the summit of the Ortiz range. The rounded, darker ridge to its right (north) is part of the same massif, with Lone Mountain and Cedar Mountain visible on the flanks.

Oversized Carport – 17 ft Wide × ~25 ft Deep Desert Pavilion A grand, rustic portal all its own: Vigas and corbels support a weathered tin roof that stretches a full 17 feet wide and nearly 25 feet deep; could be the ultimate shaded outdoor living room. East -facing and open to the breeze, it’s framed by thick adobe walls on two sides and crowned with traditional parapet details.

The Twilight Glow High above, the sky is a canopy of electric blue, deepening as the shadows stretch their long fingers across the courtyard floor.

The Peaceful sounds of the imported Cantera Fountain

7,000 authentic adobe bricks were born right here: dug from this very soil, hand-shaped on this exact spot, then sun-cured back into the earth they came from. That’s why they glow with that raw, sandy, New Mexico soul; no fake tint, just pure land speaking for itself.And the single wooden mold that birthed every last brick? Still here. Quietly resting on the left side of the fireplace since 1997, like a silent foreman who never clocked out. Touch it and you’re touching the heartbeat of the house.

Those stunning two-tone oversized vigas aren’t just beams; they’re dramatic, hand-hewn masterpieces from Taos NM that ripple through the entire home like warm waves of sunbaked pine and rich espresso stain. They catch the light, throw dancing shadows, and infuse every room with soulful Southwest character, and basically make the whole house feel like it’s breathing with timeless desert magic.

The flooring beneath your feet? Hand-laid vintage bricks from the legendary Kinney Brick Company right here in Albuquerque... family-owned, firing kilns the old-school way since 1915, and yep, they’re still cranking out those gorgeous, imperfect reds as we speak. Every step you take is literally walking on a living piece of Burque history.

The courtyard is seen from nearly every spot in the home

Authenticity wasn’t a checkbox for the designer; it was an obsession, a 24/7 love letter to New Mexico. Every hue was chosen like a painter mixing the desert itself: turquoise that echoes our endless skies, clay reds pulled straight from the Rio Grande valley, sun-bleached creams, and that impossible Sandia watermelon glow at dusk. The house doesn’t just sit in New Mexico; it is New Mexico, distilled and singing in every corner. Look at the photos. They don’t lie. This isn’t décor; it’s heritage wearing its Sunday best.

Dine beneath the stars or beside the kiva fireplace—your choice, every single night from late May through early October (sometimes clear into late October when the gods are feeling generous). One table gazes into the enchanted courtyard as if through a secret window; the other sits right in the heart of it, wrapped in Russsian Sage-scented breeze and the soft glow of luminarias. Inside looking out, or outside breathing it in… either way, every meal feels like a private invitation to a centuries-old hacienda fiesta

Bonus magic: that thick central adobe wall? It’s not structural, not a retaining wall, just a beautiful, authentic divider waiting for your vision. Remove it (or open it with a wide arch) and the kitchen instantly blooms into one glorious, flowing great room, vigas soaring overhead, courtyard views everywhere, and that New Mexico sunset pouring straight onto your island. The house is literally handing you the keys to your dream open-concept Southwest masterpiece.

Step into a whispered chapel of adobe and time. Rough salt-and-pepper walls cradle cinnamon vigas overhead while sunlight drips like honey through a high window. Sunflower tiles sing behind a serape curtain; twin vessel sinks rest on tin-and-barnwood relics; mirrors chipped turquoise, doors wearing sunburst conchos like old war medals. Sunshine bricks roll beneath your feet, every texture breathing centuries. This isn’t a bathroom; it’s New Mexico’s wild heart, quietly refusing to leave.

Adobe walls (rough, honest, the color of desert dust after rain) rise to meet a cathedral of vigas: dark, hand-hewn logs wearing their bark like proud scars, capped with golden latillas that ripple overhead like slow, frozen waves. .Heavy terracotta curtains frame the view: miles of open land, the Sandias on the horizon, and the promise that every morning the sun will rise just for this room.It’s not a bedroom.
It’s a love letter written in adobe and light, sealed with a ceiling fan’s lazy heartbeat.

A lone bed floats in the glow, draped in a riot of woven serape stripes (turquoise, rust, and sangria), as if the sunset itself crawled under the covers and decided to stay. An old turquoise armoire stands sentinel, its wrought-iron filigree curling like smoke, while a single wooden chair waits patiently, painted the faded blue of a New Mexico sky

2nd Bedroom imagined with child in mind. Your Adventure Zone:
There is so much space on that red tile floor for building the world’s biggest LEGO castle or setting up a giant train track that loops all the way from the fireplace to the windows. The ceiling fans even look like giant propellers—ready to whisk the whole room away on a flying adventure!

Three West-Facing Portals – 65 Feet of Pineapple-Cut Viga Magic Sixty-five uninterrupted feet of long, shaded bliss along the sunset side of the house.

Three generous portals linked end-to-end under a gallery of hand-carved, pineapple-twist vigas, each one a sculpted masterpiece of old-world northern New Mexico craftsmanship.

Massive peeled logs spiral upward like ancient barber poles, crowned with latilla ceilings that filter the high-desert light into golden lace. The floor of organic red cedar mulch crunches softly underfoot while turquoise chairs beg you to sit, sip, and stay until the stars come out. Beyond the columns: nothing but forever. Rolling piñon hills, the full Sandia crest turning watermelon and rose, and sky so big it feels like the house is floating. This isn’t just a porch. It’s front-row seating to the greatest show on earth, every single night, priceless.

Imagined West front yard with Russian Sage Lavender and Agaves. All drought resistant plants

The south side of the home with front entrance

Deep enough for a full-size crew-cab and wide enough for two vehicles and a serious workshop bench, and tall enough that you’ll never bump your head on the opener. Adobe and brick walls keep it naturally cool year-round, plenty of 110 outlets, bright LED lighting, and acres of open wall and overhead space for shelves, racks, or whatever your desert adventures demand.

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North View – The Sangre de Cristos Steal the Show on the East side of the adobe. Step out or drive away from the back door or the garage and the world drops away. Nothing but high desert and, rising like a miracle on the horizon, the entire jagged spine of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

1997 - Rows and Rows of beautiful Adobes made from the property's soil, mixed with straw, mixed, poured into the adobe mold, dried overnight, and stacked the next day. Then after 7000 of them are ready they are going up, 4 layers a day.

Archaeological Field Note – 1997 Adobe Birthing Ground, Santa Fe County NM
We’ve uncovered the actual genesis layer. There, lined up like sacred reliquary along the rising walls, are the fresh 1997 adobes still wearing their rounded “tortilla” tops, sun-curing in perfect military rows, exactly as the ancestors did for 400 years before them

There they go: colossal two-tone vigas from the high forests outside Taos, each one 12–14 inches thick, peeled to reveal that dramatic sun-bleached outer ring against the deep cinnamon heartwood.

Hidden Luxury: Wirsbo Radiant Heat Coiled Like Sleeping Serpents
Look down (before the kinney bricks on sand went in) and you’re staring at pure 1997 wizardry. Beneath every inch-perfect loops of orange Wirsbo (Uponor) PEX tubing lie coiled like ancient desert serpents, patiently waiting to be buried under adobe-colored sand. Each circuit snakes wall-to-wall in perfect parallel rows, engineered to turn the entire floor into one giant, silent radiator.

Property Type: Residential Bedrooms: 2 Baths: 2 Square Footage: 1,700 Lot Size (sq. ft.): 435,818 Status: Active

Current Price: $965,000 List Date: 1/09/2026 Last Modified: 4/03/2026

Overview

Description

Nestled within the heart of Santa Fe’s high desert landscape, this authentic adobe home offers a rare opportunity to own a 10acre retreat surrounded by natural beauty, wide-open skies, and timeless Southwestern charm. This property provides total privacy and tranquility while remaining conveniently located near the city’s renowned dining, arts, and cultural amenities. Enjoy expansive vistas, serene surroundings, and the freedom to embrace indoor-outdoor living in a setting that reflects the authentic spirit of Northern New Mexico. Whether you envision a full-time residence, a second home, or a creative sanctuary, this property offers exceptional potential and a soulful connection to the land. Experience Santa Fe living where space, scenery, and serenity meet

Listing Details MLS# 1097841

Contract Information

List Price/SqFt: 567.65

Location

Street #: 176
Street Name: Haozous
St Suffix: Road
County: Santa Fe
City/Town Code: Santa Fe
State/Province: NM
Zip Code: 87508
Directions: From ABQ take I-25N to Santa Fe, exit 267 to Waldo Canyon Rd. Turn right on county Rd 57, left on EI-25 Frontage Rd. Right on county Rd 45, left on Pine East, right on Spruce Rd, Right on Haozous Rd. on the right 176 Haozous Rd.
MLS Area Major: 320 – Santa Fe County S of RR
Zone Atlas: NOZA

General Property Description

Property Sub-Type: Detached
Permanent Foundation: Yes
Offsite Built: Yes
UPC Unitized: No
Fireplace: Yes
# of Fireplaces: Yes
Stories: Yes
Faces: Northeast
Builder: Custom Build
Living Area: 1700
Living Area Source: Floorplan
Lot Size Acres: 10.01
Lot Size Square Feet: 435818
Lot Size Source: On-Line
Flood Zone: No Flood Map
Disability Access: No
PBR on Main: Yes
Bedrooms Total: 2
Bathrooms Full: 2
Total Bathrooms: 2
Primary Bath Desc: Full Bath
Private Pool: No
Year Built: 1998
Year Built Source: Public Records
LBP Disclosure: No
Garage Spaces: 2
Carport Spaces: Yes
Basement: No
Accessory Dwelling Unit: No
Loft: No

Rooms

Kitchen Level: Main
Kitchen Length: 143
Kitchen Width: 96
Living Room Level: Main
Living Room Length: 298
Living Room Width: 1310
Primary Bedroom Level: Main
Primary Bedroom Length: 14
Primary Bedroom Width: 1410
Kitchen: Yes
Living Room: Yes
Primary Bedroom: Yes

Sunroom

Sunroom: No

Green

Green: Yes
Certification Type: Build-Green NM Slvr
HERS: Yes
HERS Score: 62

More Information

Miscellaneous

Guard House/Service: No
Hist Prop/Lndmk: No
Rented: No
Land Lease: No

Association Details

Association: No

Cooling

Centrally Ducted: No
Heat/Cooling Combination: Yes

Sales Info

Seller Assist Ofrd: No
Trade/Xch Considered: No

Tax & Legal Info

UPC Code: 076008964
PID: No
Short Legal Desc: Tr 3C, 10.005 Ac, S6 T14n R9e ;Pm1-049-084-100-360
GRT Code: 01-001
Tax Exemption: No
Tax Annual Amount: 2230.11

Construction Materials

Adobe: Yes
Straw: Yes
Stucco: Yes
Other: Yes

Appliances

Cooktop: Yes
Free-Standing Electric Range: Yes
Microwave: Yes
Refrigerator: Yes

Exterior Features

Balcony: Yes
Patio Covered: Yes

Fireplace Type

Decorative: Yes
Pellet Stove: Yes

Flooring

Brick: Yes

Heating

Pellet Stove: Yes
Propane: Yes
Radiant: Yes

Interior Features

Beamed Ceilings: Yes
Ceiling Fan(s): Yes
Formal DR: Yes
Great Room: Yes
High Speed Internet: Yes
Hobby Room: Yes
MB Dbl Sink: Yes
MB His/Her: Yes
MB Shower Only: Yes
Sunken LR: Yes
Water Feature: Yes

Laundry Features

Service Room: Yes

Other Structures

Packing Shed: Yes

Showing Requirements

Call Listing Agent: Yes

Foundation Details

Permanent: Yes

Build Description

Resale: Yes

Garage Type

Attached: Yes
Finished: Yes

Utilities

Electricity Available: Yes
Electricity Connected: Yes

Possession

Day of Funding: Yes

Green Energy Generation

Geothermal: Yes
Other: Yes

Electric Provider

Public Utility: Yes

Electric

None: Yes

Road Frontage Type

Private Road: Yes
Other: Yes

Road Surface Type

Gravel: Yes
Paved: Yes

Laundry Power

Electric: Yes

Water Conservation

Efficient Hot Water Distribution: Yes
Green Infrastructure: Yes

Wastewater

Septic Tank: Yes

Water Source

Private Well: Yes

Fencing

Fenced All: Yes

Roof

Metal: Yes

Finance Considered

Cash: Yes
Conventional: Yes
FHA: Yes
VA: Yes

Landscape

Many Trees: Yes
SW Gravel Lndscp: Yes
SW Natural Ldscp (G): Yes

Windows

Thermal-Double Pane: Yes
Wood Frames: Yes

Style

Northern New Mexico: Yes

Lot Description

Views: Yes
Wooded: Yes

Zoning

RRA: Yes

Property Features

Construction Materials: Adobe; Straw; Stucco; Other Foundation Details: Permanent Build Description: Resale Fireplace Type: Decorative; Pellet Stove Garage Type: Attached; Finished Other Structures: Packing Shed Rooms: Kitchen; Living Room; Primary Bedroom Laundry Features: Service Room Laundry Power: Electric Showing Requirements: Call Listing Agent Roof: Metal Fencing: Fenced All Exterior Features: Balcony; Patio Covered Interior Features: Beamed Ceilings; Ceiling Fan(s); Formal DR; Great Room; High Speed Internet; Hobby Room; MB Dbl Sink; MB His/Her; MB Shower Only; Sunken LR; Water Feature Appliances: Cooktop; Free-Standing Electric Range; Microwave; Refrigerator Utilities: Electricity Available; Electricity Connected Heating: Pellet Stove; Propane; Radiant Cooling: Heat/Cooling Combination Wastewater: Septic Tank Water Source: Private Well Landscape: Many Trees; SW Gravel Lndscp; SW Natural Ldscp (G) Flooring: Brick Windows: Thermal-Double Pane; Wood Frames Style: Northern New Mexico Water Conservation: Efficient Hot Water Distribution; Green Infrastructure Green Energy Generation: Geothermal; Other Electric Provider: Public Utility Electric: None Lot Description: Views; Wooded Finance Considered: Cash; Conventional; FHA; VA Road Frontage Type: Private Road; Other Road Surface Type: Gravel; Paved Possession: Day of Funding Zoning: RRA

Room Information

Room Name	Length	Width	Level
Living Room	298.00	1310.00	Main
Kitchen	143.00	96.00	Main
Primary Bedroom	14.00	1410.00	Main

Listing Office: Berkshire Hathaway NM Prop

Last Updated: April – 03 – 2026

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