Very large fenced and gated front yard with trees and grass.
Excellent
immediate access to scenic walks, bike riding and hiking, short drive
to Pajarito Ski Area. Propane gas fired baseboard heat except for in
floor radiant heat in kitchen, unlimited hot water on demand with
recirculating pump to all taps. Water quality is excellent and is
soft
water conditioned. New evaporative cooler cools and humidifies on dry
hot summer days. Well conceived lighting design including select
lighted switches for ease of use, many on dimmers to achieve your
perfect balance in mood lighting.

Rental includes local telephone service, DirectTV satellite service,
and utilities. The total approximate 950 square feet of interior
living space is ideal for a single person or a couple, or another
couple or kids for a short stay.

Internet access is dial up only at present. Saving up for satelite
this summer. Bring your laptop, or with enough notice, I can probably
score a loaner.

Entire space has been completely remodeled, and is divided into four
main rooms, along with exterior deck and portal
space is as follows:

Bedroom 13.5 x 22 feet (297 sq. ft.)

Second floor w/pine flooring, vigas, lots of windows giving you NEWS
views including Santa Fe Ski Basin (Sangre de Christos) and Jemez
Mountains. King size Tempurpedic type bed with metal headboard, RL
bedding, etc. Lazy Boy reclining chair. Clock radio, telephone,
Stereo
Tuner & CD player (excellent listening space.) Antique furnishings:
marble top washstand, oak five drawer dresser, mahogany wardrobe,
pine
writing desk, oak captains chair, mirror, cedar blanket chest, and
leather trunk w/ two cushions.

South facing Second Floor Wood Deck 12 x 12 feet (144 sq. ft.)
Below is brick portal area (approximately 300 square feet) with
overhead light and entry light by back door, and cast iron/wood
bench.

Living Room 10.5 x 13 (136.5 sq. ft.)
Oak flooring, rough sawn wood and viga ceiling. Two lamps, phone w/2
phone jacks. Oak entertainment center w/ Sony 27” flat screen TV,
DirectTV satellite receiver, DVD/CD player, tuner/amplifier with
home theatre speaker system. Matching oak bookshelf. Futon Couch fold
out to double bed, wicker coffee table and Lazy Boy reclining chair.
Artwork on the walls.

Laundry Nook[ (off living room) 5 x 3.5 feet (17.5 sq. ft.)
Stackable washer dryer and utility sink behind custom wood
doors.

Bath 7.5 x 10 feet (75 sq. ft.)
Tiled floor. Two headed shower in large stall (approximately 3x3.5
feet,) and 5 foot cast iron/enamel tub, all in Talavera tile. Antique
mirror, pedestal sink w/ matching commode, linen closet with stereo
tuner/amplifier and CD player with in ceiling speakers. South facing
glass block over tub & small transom window. Ceiling lights on 3
dimmers, timed exhaust fan. Towels, clock, wall phone, etc.

Kitchen 13 x 19 feet (247 sq. ft.)
Brick floor with radiant heat, rough sawn wood ceiling with 3 tiled
skylights. East and west entry doors with attractive custom screen
doors to catch the breeze and the light. Diamond trowel plaster south
wall. All new stainless appliances (2003) including gas stove,
microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator and disposal. Large antique oak
dining table with wood chairs. All new cabinetry with plenty of work
space in the granite tile counter. Under counter recycling and trash
bins. Extensive and well designed lighting including over and under
counter, area and wall lighting for art work. Large oak dining table,
four pine chairs, maple wine rack. Set of utensils, pots and pans,
dishes and glasses, other kitchen/dining miscellany for any meal
preparation. Telephone. Two Danish speakers above cabinets (driven by
living room system.) French doors to living room. Art work on the
walls.

Exterior
Entry way lighting, front and rear motion sensor security lighting.

You probably already know about the magic of Nuevo Mexico. This space
offers you a most comfortable home, only slightly off the beaten
track. Relax.

And even if you do know the magic of these lands, read The Milagro
Beanfield War as a good refresher in the power of the spirit.

I will be glad to answer your questions by email or phone, and have
provided a number of local publications and some books for your
further research once you have arrived al Torreon. Feel free to stop
me once I get going; I love to share my love of la tierra de los
norteños.