A true masterpiece of Spanish Pueblo architecture, this exceptional residence in Bishop’s Lodge Hills is a stunning collaboration between acclaimed architect Ed Boniface and master builder Will Prull. Designed and constructed in 2007 for the current owner, with meticulous attention to detail, this home seamlessly blends traditional craftsmanship with modern luxury, all while capturing commanding views of the surrounding mountains and breathtaking sunsets. Upon entering the foyer, guests are enveloped in a space inspired by the sacred geometry of a Navajo Hogan, setting the tone for the rich architectural heritage woven throughout the home. The grand living room boasts soaring beamed ceilings supported by hand-carved corbels, while a striking fireplace design–borrowed from ancient traditions–serves as a warm and welcoming focal point. The formal dining area opens gracefully onto the Grand Portal, which leads to an expansive rooftop deck, offering panoramic vistas that define Santa Fe’s unparalleled beauty. The chef’s kitchen is a showpiece of authenticity and elegance, featuring antiqued custom cabinetry, classic tile countertops and custom carved backsplashes, and top-of-the-line Viking Stainless appliances. At its heart sits a black walnut-topped center island–both functional and visually stunning–complemented by an adjacent breakfast room that overlooks the walled entry courtyard, creating an intimate space for morning gatherings. The luxurious primary suite is a retreat unto itself, complete with a charming gas Kiva fireplace, two spa-like baths, and two walk-in closets. A separate office, situated within the primary wing, provides the perfect setting for focus and creativity. On the opposite wing, comfortable guest suites ensure privacy and tranquility, making this home an ideal sanctuary for both residents and visitors alike. Every aspect of this home’s design and construction reflects an extraordinary commitment to craftsmanship, authenticity, and architectural excellence.