Coveted Ocaso del Sol 4 bedroom 4 bath Pueblo style architectural masterpiece with spectacular views of downtown Santa Fe, the Jemez Mountains, and beyond. Designed and built by Jim Satzinger on 5.8+ acres in 1993 with numerous improvements throughout the years and specifically in 2022-2023. Brick, stone, and tile floors, high ceilings with a variety of wood ceiling details, diamond finish plaster walls, and awe-inspiring views from most rooms in the home. The impressive chef’s kitchen has shaker-style hard wood cabinetry, granite counter tops, ample workspace with a center island, and a corner kiva fireplace in the adjacent casual dining area. Enjoy morning coffee with delightful views of Picacho Peak. The main house has three ensuite bedrooms, sophisticated design and flow, and several covered patios for outdoor living and entertaining. A 715 sq. ft. casita with a living area, fireplace, kitchen, one bedroom, and a 3/4 bath provides private guest quarters or an artist studio. 2022-2023 improvements include new KitchenAid double oven, gas cooktop, warming drawer and trash compactor; new membrane roof on house and casita with all new skylights; completely re-stuccoed house, casita and all courtyard walls; and new insulated Marvin windows. Lush landscaping and mature trees fill the walled entry courtyard, served by sprinkler and drip systems. Paved circular driveway and an oversized two car garage. Ideally located close to St. John’s College, Museum Hill and Canyon Road.