All the rooms are expansive, with each room exhibiting different artistic details – six Kiva fireplaces on the main level, a wall of windows in the great room for views of Taos Mountain, refinished earth flooring, copper inlays, wood carvings, a santos above the fireplace, a heated brick floor in the living room, and 2 acres surrounded by Pinon and Juniper trees for ultimate privacy. All of this is wrapped around an enclosed courtyard and garden, giving it that old Spanish-style Hacienda atmosphere.

The main level of the home is two-foot-thick adobe walls, and although built in the 1990s, this home has that historical feel of the older adobe homesteads but with high ceilings throughout, expansive rooms, and modern plumbing and electricity. There is also a touch of Tuscany with flagstone terracing, stone walls, and the custom Feather steel gates entering the property leading you to the entrance. In addition to the main house, there is also a detached studio approximately 1,200 square feet with an extensive outdoor portal, half bathroom, a high ceiling, as well as large windows throughout.

Again, there are special touches incorporated including the in wall nichos and round moon window. This could easily be converted into a full guest house or kept as an artist studio. Three Feathers is nothing short of exceptional, and one of those properties which needs to be seen in person to be fully appreciated, as there are too many details and features to just be expressed in writing, and photos do not capture the amazing artistic charm and details as seen in each room. There are several property documents available to explain the home’s history, the numerous renovations completed, a property website with additional photos, exterior drone video, interior 3D video tour of the main house and studio, and much more.