Within the Christmas Mountains, lies this Sante Fe style home on 80 acres, nestled against the red iron oxide rocks and among nature. The home is made with Rastra block and the studio and detached carport are made with papercrete. The insulation capabilities of these green materials is amazing. The buildings are a sand solar stucco and blend into the mountain scenery. There is a 7kW PV producing 35kW a day solar system that powers every imaginable electric unit including A/C. The solar system sits above the carport with extensive battery power that support much more than the property includes. The property also includes two water wells that produce all of the water anyone in the desert could need, with a water filter and tankless water heater. There are also 7 water catchment tanks, 18,000 gallons of water storage than can be used for drinking and bathing as well as watering plants. Wildlife here is plentiful too, including mule deer, road runners, warblers, quail, hummingbirds, cardinals, javelina, and many others. Another beauty to this property is the aerobic septic system, called a hoot system that turns black water into grey water. Nothing is wasted here at this property. For any pilots out there, the property is just minutes away from a landing strip. Great opportunity to fly in and enjoy this beautiful home!

The main house includes 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with a main community room, loads of bookshelves, and a kitchen/dining area. Each room has plenty of storage space, french doors, solids doors, slate tile floors, high ceilings, tons of windows with natural light, full pantry and full length 4' high basement. Every part of this house has a purpose and can be used in so many different ways. The home even has a new metal roof installed within the last year. 9.2kw solar power just added.

The wraparound porches on the artist studio/guest house and the main house are ideal places to grab a cup of coffee and look out over the scenic vistas into Big Bend National Park or to the gorgeous Christmas Mountains.