4 Montana Court is a distinctive Pueblo style residence, crafted in the mid 1980s by respected local builder John DiJanni as his personal home. Designed with passive solar Trombe Walls, and solar orientation, his charming home provides energy efficiency and the timeless warmth of classic Southwestern architecture. Set on more than two acres and bordering a greenbelt, the property enjoys remarkable privacy, separation from neighboring homes, and pleasing mountain views. A circular driveway creates an inviting and practical approach to the home. Inside, the formal living room centers around a traditional Kiva fireplace. A separate and generous office or media room—complete with vaulted ceilings, Vigas, clerestory windows, and its own exterior entrance—provides a flexible space ideal for work, creative pursuits, and a variety of uses. Adjoining the delightful and centrally placed kitchen, there is a dedicated Sunroom for growing herbs and plants throughout the year. The bedroom wing is finished with chipped edge travertine flooring, adding a refined touch. The generously sized primary suite includes a jacuzzi tub/shower, a single hardwood vanity, and a bidet. Two guest bedrooms feature vaulted Viga ceilings, clerestory windows, and abundant natural light, with a well placed full bath conveniently serving both rooms. A detached three car garage, connected to the home by a covered portal, offers excellent versatility; one bay has previously been used as an office or studio, and can easily be converted back to garage space if preferred.