While enjoying COOL TEMPS in summer, spectacular high-country Mountain VIEWS and a year-round spring-fed RIVER, Casa Veranda is rare find. A traditional Northern New Mexico homestead where history, nature, and timeless design exist in harmony. This inviting home was built in the late 1800s, nestled among shade trees, with ample gracious porches, Casa Veranda is an extraordinary opportunity to enjoy outdoor living amidst unique Southwest architecture. Privately situated on 4.13 serene acres, the property unfolds as a landscape of quiet beauty. The gentle sound of the river meanders through the lower meadow, (with precious acequia irrigation rights conveyed), while mature aspens and shade trees frame terraced gardens and established fruit trees. Panoramic mountain views create an ever-changing backdrop beneath Northern New Mexico's spectacular skies. The beautifully preserved adobe residence, fully renovated, offers four bedrooms and four bathrooms, thoughtfully blending authentic New Mexican architecture with the comforts of modern living. Thick adobe walls, hand-hewn vigas, traditional architectural details, and glowing kiva fireplaces speak to the home's rich heritage, while zoned radiant floor heating provides effortless year-round comfort. Designed for gathering as much as retreating, Casa Veranda embraces indoor-outdoor living. Covered porches invite peaceful mornings with coffee and bird life (125 species are recorded so far!) while the charming pergola creates a magical setting for alfresco dining beneath star-filled skies. Every outdoor space has been crafted to celebrate the beauty of its surroundings. Phenomenally dark night skies enhance opportunities for enjoying the Milky Way, meteor showers and other astronomy. Complementing the main residence is a detached studio, offering flexibility as an artist's retreat, office, wellness space, or guest accommodations. Along the banks of the Rio Chiquito, a whimsical glamping retreat creates an unforgettable experience for guests, providing a unique opportunity for boutique hospitality or peaceful riverside escapes immersed in nature. Whether envisioned as a private mountain getaway, a multigenerational family home, or an exceptional income-producing property, Casa Veranda offers a lifestyle that is increasingly rare - where history is honored, nature is ever-present, and every season reveals new beauty. More than a home, it is a legacy property that captures the enduring spirit of Northern New Mexico and invites its next steward to become part of its life. The home is being sold fully furnished, and this very special property is a must-see. This listing has an interior video tour and exterior drone video for your viewing pleasure.
A truly rare 34-acre mountain retreat awaits, nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with stunning views of Jicarita Peak and Truchas Peaks. This exceptional, self-sufficient, and sustainably developed property is perfect for a small family business, equestrian estate, or serene retreat center. The total living space of 4,100 sq ft includes a charming 1,600 sq ft earth-bermed 2-bedroom home featuring custom stone floors, vigas, radiant in-floor heat in the kitchen and master suite, and an updated kitchen with a Wolf Stove and granite countertops. The home is designed for energy efficiency, maximizing solar gain, and has a wrap-around deck with captivating pond and mountain views. The property also boasts a 2,225 sq ft office/mixed-use building (zoned for cottage industry, previously a successful institute), a 275 sq ft studio/guest house with a half-bath, and a 30’ insulated yurt with off-grid solar, ideal for meditation or a classroom—offering immense flexibility and separate spaces for living, working, and gathering. Outside, find unparalleled amenities dedicated to Earth Stewardship and conservation: • 10 irrigated acres with water rights for farming or grazing. • Rustic 3-stall horse barn and tack room, horse fencing throughout property. • 33’ geodesic Growing Dome for year-round production. • A comprehensive water catchment system utilizing heavy-duty roof guttering on all buildings and multiple cisterns. • A quarter-acre pond with a Trex deck, fed by wetlands and springs, and aerated by a windmill. • A vast network of maintained trails on forested acres (thinned and managed), offering direct access to the Carson National Forest. Additional features include an owned grid-tied solar array, a root cellar, a 40’ cargo container, and extensive landscaping with drip irrigation. This property is a rare gem, beautifully developed, and ready for its next steward.
A truly rare 34-acre mountain retreat awaits, nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with stunning views of Jicarita Peak and Truchas Peaks. This exceptional, self-sufficient, and sustainably developed property is perfect for a small family business, equestrian estate, or serene retreat center. The total living space of 4,100 sq ft includes a charming 1,600 sq ft earth-bermed 2-bedroom home featuring custom stone floors, vigas, radiant in-floor heat in the kitchen and master suite, and an updated kitchen with a Wolf Stove and granite countertops. The home is designed for energy efficiency, maximizing solar gain, and has a wrap-around deck with captivating pond and mountain views. The property also boasts a 2,225 sq ft office/mixed-use building (zoned for cottage industry, previously a successful institute), a 275 sq ft studio/guest house with a half-bath, and a 30’ insulated yurt with off-grid solar, ideal for meditation or a classroom—offering immense flexibility and separate spaces for living, working, and gathering. Outside, find unparalleled amenities dedicated to Earth Stewardship and conservation: • 10 irrigated acres with water rights for farming or grazing. • Rustic 3-stall horse barn and tack room, horse fencing throughout property. • 33’ geodesic Growing Dome for year-round production. • A comprehensive water catchment system utilizing heavy-duty roof guttering on all buildings and multiple cisterns. • A quarter-acre pond with a Trex deck, fed by wetlands and springs, and aerated by a windmill. • A vast network of maintained trails on forested acres (thinned and managed), offering direct access to the Carson National Forest. Additional features include an owned grid-tied solar array, a root cellar, a 40’ cargo container, and extensive landscaping with drip irrigation. This property is a rare gem, beautifully developed, and ready for its next steward.
A truly rare 34-acre mountain retreat awaits, nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with stunning views of Jicarita Peak and Truchas Peaks. This exceptional, self-sufficient, and sustainably developed property is perfect for a small family business, equestrian estate, or serene retreat center. The total living space of 4,100 sq ft includes a charming 1,600 sq ft earth-bermed 2-bedroom home featuring custom stone floors, vigas, radiant in-floor heat in the kitchen and master suite, and an updated kitchen with a Wolf Stove and granite countertops. The home is designed for energy efficiency, maximizing solar gain, and has a wrap-around deck with captivating pond and mountain views. The property also boasts a 2,225 sq ft office/mixed-use building (zoned for cottage industry, previously a successful institute), a 275 sq ft studio/guest house with a half-bath, and a 30’ insulated yurt with off-grid solar, ideal for meditation or a classroom—offering immense flexibility and separate spaces for living, working, and gathering. Outside, find unparalleled amenities dedicated to Earth Stewardship and conservation: • 10 irrigated acres with water rights for farming or grazing. • Rustic 3-stall horse barn and tack room, horse fencing throughout property. • 33’ geodesic Growing Dome for year-round production. • A comprehensive water catchment system utilizing heavy-duty roof guttering on all buildings and multiple cisterns. • A quarter-acre pond with a Trex deck, fed by wetlands and springs, and aerated by a windmill. • A vast network of maintained trails on forested acres (thinned and managed), offering direct access to the Carson National Forest. Additional features include an owned grid-tied solar array, a root cellar, a 40’ cargo container, and extensive landscaping with drip irrigation. This property is a rare gem, beautifully developed, and ready for its next steward.
Llano is located in New Mexico. Llano, New Mexico has a population of 80. The county average for households married with children is 14.47%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $49,481 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Llano is 0 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 14.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 22.5 inches per year, with 87.6 inches of snow per year.
