What makes your home a Green or Healthy Home?
-State-of-the-art five (5) panel (each roof-mounted panel 4’ x 10’) solar thermal system providing hot water to 4-zone radiant under floor heating system and all domestic hot water. System installed in 2009 by SolarWise, Santa Fe, New Mexico
- Efficient Viessman propane-fired condensing boiler as “back-up” for under floor hot water radiant heating system
-120 Gallon Eaglesun Thermomiser hot water heater with electric “back-up” mode
-Propane cost July, 2010 through June, 2011-$1200
-Electric cost July, 2010 through June, 2011-$549
-Re-circulating hot water system
-Eldorado community water, 1250 gallon septic tank, 500 gallon underground propane tank/owned
-1300+ gallon above ground water catchment system and koi pond
-Mature landscaping
-Drip irrigation system with gravity and timer fed zones
-Metal clad insulated windows and doors
-Exterior Sto stucco with double-coated parapets in 2010
-Brie welded seam roof with four (4) reflective/insulating coats
-Terraced garden beds in coyote fenced garden areaProperty Description
Price Reduced!! Privately placed on a 2.5 acre view lot, this former “Parade of Homes” residence includes a state-of-the–art active solar thermal system that provides hot water for all domestic uses and the four-zone in-floor radiant heating system. For further energy efficiency, a reflective coating has been applied to the roof and the sophisticated water catchment system, including a koi pond, and xeriscape landscaping provide maximum conservation. The spacious floor plan features four bedrooms and three baths, a large living room with corner fireplace and wet bar, separate dining room, a cook’s kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and center island, and a luxurious master suite with stone-tiled bath. Architectural elements include vigas, pine plank ceilings, Alder cabinets, American Clay plaster walls, and tile and carpeted floors. Additional details include three patios/portals to enjoy the beautiful sunset views, built in sound system, custom closet systems and window treatments, exterior awnings, drip irrigation system, mature landscaping and an attached two-car garage with storage area.Neighborhood Description
Cielo Colorado Subdivision is conveniently and privately located off U.S. Highway 285 in south Santa Fe and approximately 15+ minutes from the Historic Plaza. The subdivision is known for its rural character, large lots, sweeping mountain views and it's close proximity to all the amenities, shopping schools and services of the Eldorado area just minutes awayMarket Area
Santa Fe, New Mexico is the oldest capital city in North America and also the oldest European city west of the Mississippi.
Santa Fe is also the site of both the oldest public building in America, the Palace of the Governors:, and the nation's oldest community celebration, the Santa Fe Fiesta, established in 1712 to remember the Spanish reconquest of New Mexico in the summer of 1692.
The city has been the capital for the Spanish "Kingdom of New Mexico," the Mexican province of Nuevo Mejico, the American territory of New Mexico (which contained what is today Arizona and New Mexico) and since 1912 the state of New Mexico.
1050 to 1607 Santa Fe' was originally occupied by a number of Pueblo Indian villages – mostly the Tewa people.
The "Kingdom of New Mexico" was first claimed for Spain by the conquistador Don Francisco Vasques de Coronado in 1540, 67 years before the founding of Santa Fe.
Don Juan de Onate became the first Governor-General of New Mexico and established the capital in 1598 at San Juan Pueblo, 25 miles north of Santa Fe. After Onate retired, Don Pedro de Peralta was appointed Governor-General in 1609. One year later, he had moved the capital to present day Santa Fe.
Today, Santa Fe is recognized as one of the most intriguing cities in the nation, due largely to the city's preservation of historic buildings and a modern zoning code, passed in 1958, that mandates the city's distinctive Spanish-Pueblo style of architecture This architecture is based on the adobe (mud and straw) and wood construction of the past. Also preserved are the traditions of the city's rich cultural heritage which helps make Santa Fe one of the country's most diverse and interesting places to visit.School District
Community
Location of Home or Land
Suburban
Elevation of Home
Mountain
Air Quality
| Agriculture in Area | no |
| Industry in Area | no |
| Air Pollution in Area | no |
| Pesticide Free | yes |
| Fragrance Free | yes |
| Cleaned with Green Products | yes |
Interior Environment
| Heating System | Hydronic Floor Heat (radiant) |
| Cooling System | Other |
| Ventilation System | Other |
| Whole House Filtration | None |
| Whole House Vacuum | no |
Energy & Water
| Water System | Other |
| Wastewater System | Septic System |
Construction Information
| Exterior Finish | Stucco |
| Interior Finish | Earthen Plaster |
| Interior Paint | Other |
| Floor Material | Carpet |
| Roof Material | Flat |
| Window Material | Metal Dual Glazed |
| Insulation Material | Fiberglass |
Garage / Car Port
| Garage / Carport | yes |
| Garage Type | attached |
| Number of Cars | 2 |
| Garage Area | 576 sqft |
