Built in 1948 as a traditional Pueblo style dwelling, this house has been renovated and added onto but it retains oodles of northern New Mexico charm. Located in the North Valley, across the street from a farm field which is surrounded by beautiful homes of varying styles, this home provides a respite from traffic and noise and stress. The irrigation ditch is a couple of homes down, and you can walk along it and savor the calm derived from being near water. The property boasts beautiful outdoor space, with three private patios, raised beds in the back, huge trees, and a small garden shed. Completely enclosed with walls and fence, and two parking areas, one with a 2-car carport that leads directly into the house. An electronic gate leads to the carport; on the other side of the house, there is a charming wooden pedestrian gate. The kitchen and living room are one large space separated by a huge island. The kitchen has granite countertops and stainless appliances, including a hood vent, and saltillo tile floor. The primary bedroom is quite large, with a fenced patio off one side, a kiva fireplace, brick floor, a large bathroom (jetted tub and separate shower) and a walk-in closet. One of the other two other bedrooms has a walled private patio adorned by two huge trees. There is a second full bath and a half bath off the kitchen/laundry room. Additional storage is found on the back of the house, with a large storage area the length of most of the back wall. There are two heating and air conditioning units, and a sump pump in addition to city sewer.