77 Headquarters Trl, Santa Fe, NM 87506 - Santa Fe County

Welcome to 'The Dusty Boot', a 25.3-acre sanctuary where the spirit of the Old West meets the artistry of modern living. Set on a buildable ridgetop with sweeping 360 views of the Sangre de Cristo and Jemez Mountains, this 5,186 sqft estate combines a luxury residence, guest compound, and world-class equestrian facility within the gated community of La Tierra Nueva, minutes from Santa Fe and The Club at Las Campanas. Designed by Steven Samuelson Studio and built in 2007, the Pueblo-revival residence (2 BD/3BA) radiates rustic sophistication: a grand great room centered on a stone-and-copper fireplace beneath soaring ceilings, an infinity patio that seems to float above the desert horizon, and an outdoor chef s kitchen anchored by a wood-fired pizza oven. Your guests will enjoy comfort and hospitality in a cozy standalone guest house (1BD/2BA) just steps from the main living area. The equestrian compound (1 BD/2BA), envisioned by Pedro Marquez, extends far beyond function. Four oversized heated stalls with turnouts, automatic waterers, tack room, horse wash, arena, round pen, and horse walker support the finest in equine care. Cantilevered vigas and lush courtyards with a sala, double water-trough waterfall, and firepit create a striking architectural setting for entertaining. At the heart of the stable complex lies a spacious studio and office suite, climate-controlled, connected, and light-filled space ideal for various endeavors: a fully integrated, executive-level remote office, professional art studio, music recording and production studio, or a serene environment for yoga, pilates, tai chi, or fitness. This flexible environment bridges creativity and productivity, all within the serenity of Santa Fe's high desert. Completing the lifestyle and integrated with the exquisite landscaping are orchards, gardens, water features, and a hen house. The 'Dusty Boot' is more than a property, it is a private world where work, creativity, and leisure thrive in harmony.