Two homes on one lot offer exceptional flexibility in Santa Fe’s Pueblos del Sol neighborhood. The property includes a 1,774-square-foot, three-bedroom main residence built in 1995 and a separate 756-square-foot casita built in 2006 with its own full kitchen and bath. Ideal as a private home office, guesthouse, rental, multigenerational living space, or accommodations for an aging parent or adult child, the detached casita significantly expands the property’s possibilities. A grand foyer introduces the main house and opens into a dramatic two-story living room with tile floors and a classic kiva fireplace. The living area flows naturally into a sunroom or study, dining room, and kitchen. Laid out by a professional chef, the kitchen features hanging pot rack, generous granite counter space, updated wood cabinetry, a peninsula bar, and views of the courtyard. Two bedrooms and a shared hall bath are located on the main level. The entire second floor is devoted to the spacious primary suite, featuring wood floors, a walk-in closet, dual sinks, and a heated soaking tub with shower. Additional amenities include radiant heat throughout the main house, evaporative cooling, and an attached two-car garage. The fully fenced backyard is a lush, low-maintenance retreat reminiscent of a Japanese garden with wood decking, a flowing stone fountain, mature trees, and drip irrigation. A spa is tucked behind a privacy wall, while two storage sheds and a dog door add everyday convenience. A gated side entrance leads to the casita with its full kitchen, a bath with soaking tub and shower, and dedicated mini-split heating and cooling. Its expansive living and sleeping area features high ceilings, transom windows, a walk-in closet. The space could also serve as an exceptional studio, office or project space. Pueblos del Sol connects directly to Santa Fe’s city trail system and offers convenient access to two hospitals, I-25, shopping, dining, and other everyday amenities.