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Aerial view of 114 Veronica Ct

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27 photographs from the property — exterior, rooms, grounds, and aerial views. Tap any to view full size.

Pueblo-style home with hot air balloon flying overhead during Balloon Fiesta

Aerial drone view of the property with Sandia Mountains in the background — Nearly an acre at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac.

Pueblo-style courtyard entrance with adobe and flagstone landscaping

Wide view of the front courtyard with Pueblo Revival architecture

Front exterior with Sandia Mountain views in the background

Interior entryway looking through the open front door

Southwestern-style entryway with adobe brick and viga ceiling beams — Adobe brick, viga beams, tile floors — the entry sets the tone.

Living room with hand-sculpted plaster gas fireplace and exposed viga ceiling beams — Hand-sculpted plaster, exposed vigas, and a gas-burning fireplace that anchors the room.

Living room featuring a custom plaster gas-burning kiva fireplace

Dining room with curved window wall and terracotta tile floors

Kitchen with pine viga ceiling, skylight, and knotty pine cabinetry — The kitchen ceiling tells the story of the house.

Kitchen with custom wood cabinets, tile countertops, and decorative plaster range hood

Kitchen and dining area with mountain views through the windows

Primary bedroom with gas-burning kiva fireplace and Sandia Mountain views — Two hand-sculpted gas-burning fireplaces (not wood-burning), one in the private primary suite.

Primary bedroom with hand-sculpted plaster gas-burning fireplace and arched doors

Bedroom with arched doorway leading to en-suite bathroom — Arched doorways connect the bedrooms to their en-suite baths.

Home office with stained glass double doors and mountain views

Master bathroom with skylight, tiled tub surround, and pine cabinetry

Powder room with terracotta plaster walls and tiled vanity

Bathroom vanity with pine cabinets and tile countertops

Covered back patio with carved wooden columns and adobe stucco walls

Backyard patio with Sandia Mountain views

Desert backyard landscape with Pueblo architecture

Space for horses with coyote fencing — A property that keeps room for the life you want to live.

Elevated aerial showing the single-level home, workshop, and space for horses

Aerial view of the Pueblo-style estate

Aerial view of the property with space for horses and desert landscape

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Photos only tell half the story.

The authentic Pueblo style, the mountain light, the three bedroom layout with space to live in. You have to stand in them to understand.

Listed by Nysha Lynn Livingston, REALTOR®, ABR, AHWD, CBDA, CLE, CNHS, CRS, MCNE, RCC · MORE Realty

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