Room enough for everyone you love.
Tucked beneath El Salto Mountain, 5.25 acres alongside the Arroyo Seco stream — water, tall trees, birdsong, and cool starry nights. Built in the early 1970s and expanded over decades, the home unfolds like the curves of the creek itself.
Idaho quartzite flows from the wisteria-draped portal into a kitchen anchored by a 1954 red Chambers stove. Reclaimed heart pine, a dry-stack stone fireplace, and salvaged New Orleans cypress shutters — with three sets of French doors opening to a patio that follows the creek.
